Cameron City Ordinance Regulates Railways at Crossings
The ordinance requires railways within Cameron to install and maintain safe crossing aids, proper drainage culverts, and nighttime lights at all public street crossings. Violations incur fines and penalties including potential criminal proceedings, with notices served via the city marshal to railroad agents. The measure empowers the city to seek execution on judgments and allows appeals to Milam County.
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Cameron
City of
State of
Texas
Corporation Court
Milam County
State of Texas
Sunday Labor Law Enacted With Broad Sunday Restrictions
The law imposes fines from ten to fifty dollars for labor on Sunday within the city and lists broad exemptions including household duties, necessary work, farm operations, transport, and certain businesses. It also prohibits Sunday gambling, open shops, and public amusements with fines ranging from twenty to fifty dollars.
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United States
Vagrancy Statute With Classified Offenses Listed
The document defines vagrants in a city for Sec. 1 penalties and lists eight categories: idle person with no means, streets wanderer with no home, fortune tellers or unlicensed tricks, common prostitute, professional gambler, persistent beggar without affliction, and habitual drunkard neglecting family support.
City Ordinance Caps Animal Loose and Collision Nuisances
The ordinance sections set penalties for carelessly releasing animals or teams, stopping them to cause a nuisance, or obstructing egress. Fines range from one to fifty dollars for various offenses, plus a one hundred dollar cap for unlawfully releasing impounded animals. It also forbids tethering near water troughs within ten feet and mandates aid after collisions with penalties up to fifty dollars.
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City of
Cameron
Citation by publication in Milam County final account notice
J I Mathews guardian of Lottie Mathews minor files final account and requests discharge of estate. Notice to interested parties to file objections by February term 1902 in Milam County Court. Publication in Cameron Herald for twenty days. J E Tyson Clerk. R Topp Sheriff Milam Co. H Hart Deputy Sheriff.
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Starr
Texas
Milam County
J. I. Mathews
Lottie Mathews
Cameron Ierald
Milem
Cameron
J. E. Tyson
Milam Co
R. Topp
H. F. Ioie- Hart
Milam County Citation in W F Stephens Case
Public notice commands publication in Milam Texas newspapers for four weeks to compel W F Stephens to appear February 3 1902 in Cameron Milam County Court. Plaintiffs D L Berry and Z Tl Gere seek $220 plus $20 $30 attorneys fees foreclosure of a mortgage lien and costs in suit 1307 filed January 7 1902 against Stephens for default on a note to W W Clark.
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Texas
Milam County
Milam
Smd
W. FP. Stephens
Cameron
D. L. Berry & Z Tl. Gere
W. F. Stephens
W. W. Clark
W. W.clark
A. D
Milam County Political Announcements for Democratic Primary
A series of announced candidates for Milam County offices including sheriff tax assessor treasurer and other positions. Names include Giles Avriet t Ed Holtzclaw Robt Todd B W Arnold J White H H Stedman G A Ruister J Newton B Wolf I Beaty N H Phillips J F Clement and Chas A Lankford with beat and local office designations.
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Giles C. Avriett
Milam County
J. E
Holtzclaw
Robt
Todd
W.a.nabours
D. W. Gillis
Xr J. White
B. W. Arnold
H. H.steadman
B. P. Bozeman
G. A. Ruister
J. & Newton
MO. B. Wolf
Reed
Milan County
Democratic Party
FB. J. Clement
Chas. A. Lankford
Office of Justice of the Peace
Worcester Seeks Constable Nomination for Beat 1
The community knows D. B. Worcester as a county native with strong voter support in Cameron and surrounding areas. He previously ran for the office, earning broad backing, and vows to canvass the precinct and seek wide backing if nominated and elected in November.
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D. B. Worcester
Cameron
A Kansas newspaper man’s motto on honesty and diligence
A Kansas newspaper man states a motto urging truthfulness and integrity. It advises lying only to dream, stealing away from bad associates, drinking only pure water, and swearing to support the home paper with subscriptions and local work.
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Kansas
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ED. F. English
Pronter
CITY
I. Beaty
Pubblic Instruction
N. Hi. Patilips
FOR Justice OF the Peace
Geo. FE. Boles
Ayer
Chas, E. Hartman
Gibbstown, N. Y
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