Broken OCR Event Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text appears to show a schedule with times and days. It mentions opening at 7:20 p m and closing at 9:90 p m with Sunday dates unclear. Contains stray names and letters not forming a full event.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text appears to show a schedule with times and days. It mentions opening at 7:20 p m and closing at 9:90 p m with Sunday dates unclear. Contains stray names and letters not forming a full event.
Alpine residents discuss electric light needs and population growth, with new investments and property deals noted. Officials report road and railroad survey activity, post office moves, school events, and efforts to improve health and sanitation as the town eyes future development.
The State of Texas issues a citation to appear at the next District Court term in Fort Davis on the first Monday in September 1903 in suit No 80, C A Finney plaintiff versus F I Morrison et al defendants, to answer a petition filed July 10 1903 seeking to quiet plaintiff's title to Section 353 Block 2 containing 640 acres atop land held in fee simple, alleging a cloud of claim by defendants and praying for judgment quieting title and possession. The publication to run weekly for eight weeks.
The Southern Pacific Sunset Route announces a low one way colonist rate of 25 dollars from all main line points to California. Tickets on sale February 15 through June 15 with continuous passage and stopovers allowed at all SP stations. Includes Pullman Excursion Sleeping Car, free reclining chair cars, and day coaches. Information available from agents or by writing S F Morse passenger traffic manager Houston Texas.
Felix Stapper of San Antonio becomes partner in the W D Kincaid Company. The firm reorganizes and will be incorporated as the Kincaid Altgelt Company with a paid up capital of $60,000. The reorganization takes effect May 1, 1903. The company plans to greatly increase stock and expand business volume.
Official figures put the railroad well at 218 feet depth with 281 feet of water, 32 feet below the surface to ground. A Wednesday test pumped 35 gallons per minute for 3 hours with no water loss. contract calls for 50 gpm and a second test is planned. Miss Eva Bean of Roswell visits Capt. J B Gillett family. Judge B C Thomas traveled to Austin yesterday.
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