Historic City of Comanche Records and Early Ordinances
Long excerpt outlines Comanche Texas history with city incorporation in 1871, 1872 council members, and detailed 1877 1 percent ad valorem tax plus licenses for liquor, travelers, peddlers, and various trades. Also lists early officials, fines, and council actions from 1870s including street, fire, windmill, and road work ordinances and notable officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
J. M. Helmsley
George L. Wright
J. 8. Johnson
S. F. Todd
J. W. Greene
M. R. Green
N. Yarbrough
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J. C. Wilkerson
Iita
Texas
Comanche County
Comanche City
Coleman City
Palo Pinto City
City of
H. R. Jones
Fortune Teliers
Lewine Machine
C. E. Williamson
I. P. Hutchinson
J. D. Bonner
J. F. Settle
M. W. Carroll
R. T. Childs
Wm. A. Fields
D. L. Smith
Mrs
M. L. Shettleworth
R. C. Garner
C. B. Mascon
George Vernon
J. M. McDermott
Wm. Barnes
G. W. Tucker
M. W. Fleming
Joel Nabers
L. B. Russell
Charles H. Philbrick
G. L. Wright
J. S. Johnson
Institute ‘College
D. A. Sen Clair
G. A. Beeman
C. H. Philbrick
R. F. Biddle
Town of
S. P. Ford
J. R. Flemings
J. J. Franklin
A. L. Hamilton
R. D. Redding
State of Texas
Milton Brown
James Nabers
Turner Breed
Higginbotham’s Ready-To-Wear
SI Rylew BY
Mary Lane
Tan
Gray
ICG
Inbotham Bros
Higginbotham’s
Ficcinsor
Ham Bros. Co