Blanton Opposes State Bond Plan Under Constitutional Debt Cap
W S Blanton a member of the Twenty ninth district’s delegation argues against state bond issuance to fund a deficit. He cites Section 48 of the constitution limiting public debt and contends current tax rates can cover deficits without increased taxes or bonds. He notes bonds up to 5 million dollars would violate constitutional limits and warns against any legislation exceeding those bounds.
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Tex
Blantton
Gainestille
Manton
Ing
Nelt
Blanton
Téxay
Saving Grants Tombs From Further Damage
New York December 10 preservation work to waterproof Grant's tomb is under way using paraffin to fill pores and protect the stone from acids water and gases The process mirrors methods used on the Obelisk in Central Park The treatment aims to preserve the monument for a century or more with hot air spraying and subsequent sealing
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New York
Grant
Central Park
Ghout
Rats Believed To Cause Many County Fires
Speechal from The Light: speaker claims rats, via carelessly thrown matches, ignite numerous county fires over weeks. Sheriff Matthews notes premises attract rats, fires repeatedly burn, officials have not determined cause, but incitement by incendiary is widely believed.
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Austin
Tex
Sheriff's Office
Matthews
Motions Overruled in Spanish Land Case
Special to The Light Austin Tex Bec 10 A motion by the respondents for a new trial in the State of Tex against Mr R fant and D Sullivan was overruled yesterday afternoon by Brooke in the Twenty sixth Dae inter court. This is one of the Spann land grant cases. A ting arornment of pipes and Friars. Jur t he thing for unas afi LouIs Hook 8 Tort 521 KE Trowston street. 2 While waiting for the care xety One preneriations Miled or a cold grin afid rend tha baxetall
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Austin
Tex
Bec
R. Fant
D. Sullivan
Brooke
Inter
Unas
Louis Hook
Trowston Street
Eighth Ward 7 0 Improvement District Planned Citywide
The tenth Improvement district in the city will take form soon named Improvement District No. 10. It covers the north portion of the Eighth ward Masara Caasin and Osahardicated upon City Engineer Rullinau date for laying out lines and other essential data A meeting is set this week to discuss the vacation Visit Albert's Buckhorn Saloon
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No. 10
Masara
Caasin
Citywide improvement groups elect ward chairmen
A Pitt Ward meeting organized a city wide improvement effort. Ward chairmen for each district were elected to form committees, draft a constitution and by laws, and prepare for a mass meeting at the opera house to adopt or amend the plan.
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Pitt Ward
Dndee T
M. Paschal
Ona Ge
Mumma
John Woor
Phied
Seventh
W. Dobrowlski
Albert Steves
Jhese
Opera House
Brackenridge School Mothers Meet Draws 50 Patrons
A mothers' meeting at Brackenridge School on Friday afternoon drew over fifty patrons and friends. Dr G Starnos spoke on The Physical Need of the Growing Child, followed by a lively discussion. Other speakers included Bishop Lee, F W Taylor, Morgan, Principal J C Morrig, Prof W M inter, Derbyshire, Mary Nelana, Arthur T Medturty and Raith Machia.
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Uenelen Ridge
G. Starnos
Megdymos Bishop Lee
F. W. Taylor
Morgan
Princial
J. C. Morrig
W. Minter
Fair Directors to Meet and Audit Report Expected
Fair directors of the San Antonio Fair association plan a meeting next Tuesday afternoon. Auditor Wiggins is expected to have completed the fair accounts audit and will present his report. Tug them for Santa Clara book store in Hotaston Atreal.
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San Antonio Fair Association
Aternoon
Wiggins
Santa Clara
Hotaston
Birth Reported at Gallagher Home in November
A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Gallagher at 220 Bowts Sinner in November. The notice also mentions building permits for Hertzberg’s, with O. Schober seeking to crest an open shed on River Street at a cost of $75.
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Edward CC. Gallagher
O. Schober
Repairs Complete on M C A Rooms in Waco Light
Special to The Light from Waco Texas reports repairs on rooms of the M C A after a fire damaged the store. Work in all departments finished and some athletic activities suspended during progress. rooms ready for further use. A yearlong hope remains to enter a new building. progress noted if current fundraising succeeds. Also notes a court divorce case where Mrs N M Alleman seeks restoration of property rights after waivers were signed under perceived terms.
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Waco
Tex
Progrega
Goweady
Tal
NM. Alleman
Roma
Hitle
Aga
Dow
Alkman
Jane
Divorce case reveals rights signed away in slit wording
A curious division court proceeding yesterday described by reporters as a surprising deed in a divorce action. Judge Aikman oversaw the case in Wishy-fourth district court as details emerged about waiving rights and the related tax implications, raising questions about legal wording and enforceability.
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