Private Property No Trespass Notice by Jason W. James
Notice restricts all parties from hunting fishing trapping or trespassing on the property of Jason W. James under penalty of law.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
4
Notice restricts all parties from hunting fishing trapping or trespassing on the property of Jason W. James under penalty of law.
The court declares the August 8 1914 Prohibition vote in Marathon Justice Precinct No 3 Brewster County Texas legal and count confirms 103 votes with 55 against Prohibition and 48 for Prohibition. The majority outcome is against Prohibition and liquor sales are permitted until further order. The order will remain in effect until voters decide otherwise, with publication ordered in Alpine Avalanche for 30 days.
List of Brewster County Democratic nominees for county and precinct offices including County Judge AM Turney County Treasurer Clyde Butte County Clerk HL Lease Surveyor WM Harmon Commissioner Precinct 1 WH Ragin Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 WH Harrison Constable Precinct 1 WB Phelps Precinct 2 Constable Miguel Hernandes Democratic Executive Committee chair Jim P Wilson.
Public notice from Eura Phelps Sanitary Inspector demands all Alpine property owners clean up by Tuesday September 1 1914. An inspection will follow, with penalties for noncompliance. Emphasis on cleaning outhouses and yards, removing refuse, hauling off or burning waste, and weekly stable-yard cleaning to prevent flies.
The entry notes the August 19 1914 date with reference to the Commissioners' Cons Minutes of Brewster County in Alpine Texas. It records witness and official seal, Clerk W H Lease, with advertisement by M S Burke deputy on June 27 1916.
The notice lists arrival and departure times for west bound trains including No 9 local mail at 12 04 pm with mail close at 11 30 am and at 3 59 pm with close at 3 30 pm. East bound No 102 Limited Express arrives 4 21 pm with mail close 3 50 pm. Train No 10 arrives 7 10 am with mail close 8 30 pm. South bound No 1 arrives 6 50 pm. North bound No 2 departs with mail close 8 30 am. Post office hours 8 am to 6 pm daily, Sundays 8 30 am to 9 30 pm, one window only Sundays 8 30 am.
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