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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1915
Page
11
City clerk of San Antonio publishes a notice to property owners on North Fiores Street between Houston and Romana Streets. The document outlines a resolution and related matters to be published as required by law.
Official notice to property owners along Main Avenue between Dewey Place and French Place. The city seeks public input on proposed street improvements including paving and utility work, with assessment of costs to abutting property owners, proposed by the City Council of San Antonio. The hearing date, procedures, and property descriptions are outlined for affected residents and attorneys.
Official notice to property owners on Eighth Street between Avenue C and Austin Street in San Antonio. City engineer outlines improvement plans including paving curbings and concrete wearing surface, with special assessments and work authorized by city council ordinance. Public notice requests compliance by affected property owners.
Local items describe library resignations and a February meeting for civic officials. Notices cover tuberculosis fundraiser at Crockett, YMCA events, youth activities, and a precinct election with judge appointments. Community announcements include street work, a street paving incident, and construction of a new tennis court at the Guster Hotel.
Mercy Tyrrell announced the case before the Hebe Judge Mussel at Mereside dulse Gordon Roswell of the Ruwtenn Ls Tre 40 Tekas. The matter was set for trial at the Western District court with clerk Le Murl noting the February 82 deadline and Judge T Misey presiding during a return visit.
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