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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1916
Page
32
Official notice from Fred Fries City Clerk of San Antonio to property owners along South Street between Alamo Street and Water Street. Published in pursuance of the resolution cited, detailing matters and actions contained within.
City of San Antonio resolution orders a public hearing for paving and curbing on South Street from Alamo to Water Street. It details the contract with Western Paving Co and outlines assessment of property owners for the project cost with city funding for portions, and sets a hearing date April 24 1918 in the City Hall Council Chamber.
Official notice to property owners along North Street between Alamo and Water Streets in San Antonio. The city announces approval of the plat and engineer statement, levying special assessments for street improvements by Western Paving Company under the 1916 procedure ordinance, detailing concrete work and grading per contract and drawings.
Public notice addresses property owners on Nogalitos Street between South Flores Street and San Pedro Creek. It specifies location scope, applicable parcels, and required coordination for compliance or inspection by city authorities.
City records show a plat approval for Nogalitos Street between South Flores and San Pedro Creek with a plan to levy special assessments for part of the cost. The ordinance details foundation work concrete curbing and related construction as outlined by the City Engineer and approved by commissioners.
Texans seek seats at the Democratic national convention in St. Louis as Cato Sells, Texas National Committeeman, sorts applications. He says Texas has no fixed seat total and many requests exceed available seats, but every effort will be made for Woodrow Wilson’s renomination.
A speaker notes that while he does not, his wife takes on most duties, organizing autumn hunting and winter fishing for invitations. The remark suggests a division of planning labor in domestic life.
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