Administrators Sale Mentioned At Fort Sam Houston
An administrator sale describes a property at the corner of Avenue FP and Fifth Street, with 75 feet on Fifth Street and 150 feet on Avenue B. F Pasche, administrator, 704 Avenue B, is listed. The Officers' Club of Fort Sam Houston elected officers for the ensuing year: WC Butler, president. Major William Lassiter, vice president. Capt. F C Doyle, secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Avenue
Fifth Street
Avenue B
F. Pasche
Fort Sam Howston
WC. Butler
Ninth Infantry
William Lassiter
F.C. Doyle
Third
Fide Artillery
Tax delinquents flee in three district cases
In three district cases, numerous delinquent taxpayers are described as having fled. Authorities pursue warrants and asset seizures as part of an ongoing crackdown on tax evasion. The report notes multiple individuals sought and ongoing investigations across districts.
Courts to Try Local Tax Cases and Judgments Granted
County Attorney Tom Newton reports trials upcoming in city courts with several judgments already granted. About two weeks ago 591 back tax collection cases were filed. Prize tasks bail Louie Schultze listed in docket No 3 0 D A S for Saturday January 16. Tickets priced at 0 cents. Arizt music on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Newton
Louie Schultze
A. S
Arizt Music
Rev Bradford to Preach at Business Men's Club Tonight
Rev D F Bradford of Van Alstyne has received a call to the First Christian church and will preach tonight in the Business Men's club auditorium followed by an entertainment and dance by Maenner Gesang-Versin Froh sinu at Mission Garden hall on Thursday January 14 1909 at 430 PM admission twenty six cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Bradford
van Alstynd
First Christian Church
Business Men's Club
Maenner Gesang-Versin “Frohsinu
Mission Garden Hall
Pedro Reyes Held in Bail Default in Assault Case
Pedro Reyes was arraigned before Justice Ben Fisk on assault to murder charges. Preliminary examination waived. bail set at 500 dollars. In default of bail he is jailed as an alleged accomplice of the DeLeon boys, linked to the shooting of Famey Guzman at Von Gmy. arrested Monday evening at a South Flores street blacksmith shop by Deputy Sheriff J. Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro Reyes
Ben Fisk
Aves
DeLeon
Famey Guzman
von Grmy
South Flores Street
Dwyer
Senate Eulogizes Late Senator Green in Austin
The Texas Senate adopted a memorial resolution for Senator Robert B. Green of San Antonio, praising his honesty and service. It notes the loss to the people of Texas, expresses heartfelt condolences to his family, and adjourns in respect. The resolution will be forwarded to his deceased family as a tribute from friends who shared his esteemed character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Green
San Antonio
State Senate
Austin
Texas
Senate
How To Reduce Fat How To Prove It To Yourself Free
A dubious fat reduction remedy called Rengo is touted as safe and effective. The ad claims easy chewing, no risk, and widespread physician prescriptions, promising weight loss, improved digestion, and mental vitality. It lists trial mail offers and local distributors under questionable claims and vague endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rengo Co
Rengo Tihs
Helroint
Mich
Fren
Petro
Gale
San Antonio
Oa. M. Flasher
Howston Alrach
Avent MW
Kagan
Honstanatre Ae
Moath
Alla Ferro
East
Wotton Street
Testimony closes in Woods bank trial with conflicting accounts
Hearings recount Mayer pressuring witness to sue over John Corlass account and claim of funds from a brewery check. Witness describes multiple conferences, a confrontation at T and GN depot, and Mayer's promises to deliver cash while noting Woods National Bank involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corlass
Chas
F. Mayer
Mayer
John Corlase
Black
Corlass
Banc
Bussey
Ricanef
Yhen
Bosshardt
Charlie’ *Mayer
I & GN
Dapot Ty
Woods
The
Woods National Bank
Woods Bank
Carlana
Muyer Sax
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals Issues Six Opinions
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals handed down six opinions this morning. A $17,250 judgment for Mary D. Thompson of 41 against Sunset railway for death of Charles E. Thompson was affirmed. Ottilie Haralson vs San Antonio Traction Co. affirmed for the traction company. Reformed and affirmed: James Routledge vs Emilie Elmendorf from Bexar. Remanded: Adolph Michael v Emily Michael from Bexar. Walker v El Paso Electric Railway from El Paso. Mrs B Wilbur v B Z Lame from Bexar. Many motions for rehearing denied or granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Mary D. Thompson
Sunset Railway
Dan Weg
Charles EL ‘Phomipson
Thompson
Baxter
Ottielie Haralson
The
San Antonio Traction Company
Traction Company
Mary H. Thompson
Bexar
Ottilie Haralson
San Antonio Traction Co
James Routledge
Emilie Elméndorf
Bevarsea
Adolph Michael
Emily Michael
Walker Va
Paso Electric Railway Co
el Paso
Mrs. B. Wilbur
B. Z. Lame
Samuel Zeltlemeyer
Lee Siler
Kimble
Nellie A. Kingsley Et al
Thomas Paterson
Dimmitt
G. HW
S. A. Ro. Co
ST. Harper
Paso
City of
Bank collapse raises questions on deposits and interest
Discussion centers on capital of 200000 and surplus 30000 with 750000 total deposits. Debates cover recovery estimates from 90 to 98 percent, lack of interest if full repayment occurs, and a court record involving A N Morris receiver against Mayer and Stevens. Witnesses recount a 1908 note secured by 100 coal creek shares and collateral issues in a bank loan to Hicks Guinn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Morris
Chas
W. Mayer
J. J. Stevens
J. J. Stevens, Mr. Aubrey
Woods
Colt
Aubrey
Woods and coal stock collateral dispute reported
W F P Woods secured two $5,000 notes from Commercial Bank at Uvalde with coal company stock as collateral. The HickeGuinn note was wiped out and an agreement claimed Woods would own the stock when paid. After Woods bank failure, the $7,000 balance was paid by the note makers who then received the stock, while they deny giving Woods permission to use the stock as collateral for an individual loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F P. Woods
Commercial Bank
Uvalde
Coal Company
Woods
Ecome
Woods Bank
Joan
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss in Sued Oaks
The family of the late father and husband express gratitude to friends neighbors and local groups Ellis lodge K of P and the Rev Geo C Harris for flowers and support. They assure that these acts of kindness will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illneas Ding
Hughand
Ellis Fodge
K. of P
Geo. C. Harris
Joseph Meny
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GRAND
Opera House
the Boys of
Company B
New York
Richards & Pringle
Empire
Earl Burgess
Emma Bunting
OYAL
Fennell & Tyson
Ingham
Sperry & Ray
Wall & Wade
Losoya Street
Desmond Sisters
MH. Keefer, JR
Black Face
Mack and
Marie Bennett
Ang
Miss Elva
Bartin
Motion Pictures
Alamo
the Colonial
Eatt
Houston St
Matt Gannon
Mar
Straight Motion Pictures
Frank Manek
Biarr St
Billy
Ballners Prac Calley Ols
Angelica
Wenrth
Farti
Terre
Billy Sheehan
Commerce
Main Ave
Steve Vaccarezza
Shell Oysters
Tiger Island
Blue Point
City News
Juan Sanches
J. Booker
Sanchez
M. Gaijlap
Booker
J. Guerre
Garland
Howston Street
Lasoya
Virginia St
Buno
Bexar Drug CO
E. David
Houston Street
Priges
Culeine
Huston Bt
S. S
Eleetric Park
Rev. Bradford
Electric Park
Matthew's Delicates
Senator Green
Fon Corlass
Mr. Morris
West
Marrin
Thatcher-Deaton
Vineyard, Walker and Company
Vineyard, Waller and Company
Vineyard
Walker and Company
Walker
Contpor
Athor
Yaoods National Bank
Ambroy
High Court
Mary & Thompson
Inter
Banke
Marshall Licks
Yale Hicks
J. D. Guinn
W. A. Gordon
Marshall Melks
Yale Ticks
T.J. Futin
WW. Collier
Bune
Brarber Logan
Hicks
Guinn
Ty Moreh
Bexar Ding
America
Willie
Cones
Guarantee Shoe Co
Daily Light
East Commerce Street
Fifty Dollar Willie
Light
McAleater Coal
Carr Wood & Coal
Oats
Kansas
Broad Onto
M. Maruchkeau
Best Lump McAlester Coal
Cary Woon & Eal Co
Oscar Pippe
M. Marvehaeu
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