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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1969

Page

4

Two Brewster County ranches sold in closed deals

Sales closed on the PF. M. Roark Ranch of 15,000 acres near Marathon sold to W. T. Overton Sr. of Dallas. The White Windmill Ranch, a 28,265 acre property 60 miles south of Alpine, sold by the vache Ranch Co. to John D. King of Eldorado as he plans to start a working ranch.

Hallie Stillwell Brewster County PF. M. Roark Marathon W. T. Overton Sr Dallas Alpine White Windmill Vache Ranch Co John D. King Eldorado John King White Mill Country F. M. Roark Kermit Rex Ivey Lajitas Terlingua Maravillas Pope Pasture Collins Ranch Dove Mountain Ranch Stillwell Ranch Bert Potter Santiago Mountain Tony Hess San Antonio Brewster Memorial Hospital Ray Simms Eva Lena Hill Billy Hill Uvalde Laura Wells Negley Frozen Space Carolyn Brown Negley Negley Glass Mountain Bery Ponton Voodoo Moon A. R. Ponton Big Bend

King James II’s Amusing Awe For St Paul’s Cathedral

The king described St Paul’s Cathedral as amusing awful and artificial in the 17th century. Wren was not offended as the words reflected a pleasing awe and admiration for the cathedral’s design and workmanship.

James II St. Paul's Cathedral Christopher Wren

Alpine to Hear Rezoning Request for Hurley Addition

The City of Alpine announces a joint public hearing by the Zoning Commission and City Council on May 16 1969 at City Hall. The hearing concerns rezoning the West half NW quarter of Block 2 Hurley Addition from R 2 to R 4 Mobile Home District.

Alpine Brewster County Texas Zoing Commission City Council Northwest One Hurley Mobile Fome

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