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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1916
Page
13
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City clerk Fred Fries of San Antonio issues notice by publication under a resolution. The notice concerns property on Heiman Street between Sycamore Street and the G S A Railway property and details proceedings to be followed.
City of San Antonio resolves to hold a public hearing December 2 1916 on Heiman Street improvement from Sycamore to G H & S A Railway with proposed special assessments funded by abutting property owners and city shares. The plan includes brick pavement concrete curbing and related work per City Engineer specifications and a December 11 1916 approved resolution.
Lands opened for settlement and sale include 2 300 000 acres with timber power site and agricultural land. A large sectional map shows lands and descriptions priced at one dollar. Listings for goat ranches and farms from Oregon City to Boerne Texas promote bargains.
Deputy collector H C Smith reports he has been told to preserve opium rather than destroy it. Eighteen boxes seized from a Mexican visitor include six at his room and six buried in Brackenridge park. Estimated value about $1000. Former practice was destruction.
First Lieutenant S H Hart from New York and Walter Dung from Massachusetts receive leaves. Captain Jacob Schick of the Twenty sixth Infantry and Daniel A Chapman from Missouri are noted. First Lieutenant Paul H Zink Han M C relieved Southern Department January 9. Ham D Han Detachment and B D Edwards reassigned to Thirty sixth Infantry. Hardware ad for gas heater at Sam Speir Hardware Co. 219 Losoya St.
The Texas Supreme Court refused a writ of error in the Texas against Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad suit over Jim Crow sleeping car rules. The ruling affirmed lower courts noting factual questions and not ruling on the law's constitutionality.
The Court of Criminal Appeals adjourned to next Wednesday with affirmed rulings for Wells and Deisher, reversed Owens, and rehearing overruled for Cosby. The Fourth Civil Appeals issued five decisions and disposed of several motions including affirmations of City of Laredo and others, and overruled motions in several civil cases.
William Dean Howells criticizes a writer from his Kittery Point cottage for a promising start that declined into producing trash. He suggests the author grew discouraged by moderate sales and lost quality.
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