Urge Action to Build a Railroad From San Antonio
San Antonio business leaders urge immediate railroad construction to Brownsville, with Dr. C F Simmons offering to stake part of the funds. A committee will canvass for support, aiming to connect San Antonio to Medina and on to Brownsville, to capture regional commerce and prevent economic loss to Houston.
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San Antonio
San Antonios
Gbrowsvile
Business Men's Club
C.F. Simmons
Brownsville
Louisiana
United States
Carrington
Houston
Mr. Carrington
Ordinance bans new cemeteries in Sanctonia city limits
The city council prohibits establishing any new cemeteries within Sanctonia. Existing cemeteries may not be expanded or used for burial elsewhere. Violators face fines from five to two hundred dollars and required reinterment duties at city expense. The measure was approved on the sixth day of February 1968.
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Thally Limite
Couneall
Sanctonia
Association of Persons
Prsaéd Ans
A. D
Bryan Quallaghan
Fred Fries
Prohibition of Street Sign Vandalism in San Antonio 1908
City ordinance prohibits removal, defacement or vandalism of street signs in San Antonio. Violators face fines from five to one hundred dollars upon conviction. Signed by Mayor Bryan Callaghan and City Clerk Fred Pries on June 6, 1908.
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San Antonio
A. D
Bryan Callaghan
Fred Pries
Notice to Taxpayers San Antonio 1908 Tax Books Open
Notice to taxpayers in San Antonio that the city tax books are open for the 1908 assessment and request to render property for taxation by September 1. The notice is signed by Mayor Callaghan and city officials, with legal counsel listed and address in the Alamo Bank building.
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San Antonio
Perdon
Tex
Ryo Callaghan
Fred Prins
Crete
Electric trolley poles to be iron or steel in San Antonio
Ordinance requires all trolley wire poles within specified limits to be iron or steel, 5 to 8 inches in diameter, 20 to 26 feet high, embedded in concrete. Wooden poles must be removed. city may replace at owner’s cost. Violations punishable as misdemeanor with fines from 10 to 200 dollars. each day of violation a separate offense.
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City of
San Antonio
United States
Travis Street
St. Mary Street
Tarvis Street
Avering D
Avenue D
Bowndary
East Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Tonham Street
Bonham Street
East Commerce Street
Walnut Street
Gonzales Street
Gonzelas Street
Sycamore Street
Einat Commerce Street
Nueva Street
Dwyer Avenue
Main Plage
Main Plaza
Dolorosa Street
Santa Rosa Avenue
Santa Rosa
Paschal Square
Pecos Street
Pecos’ Streat
Commeren Street
Wong
Comnmesree Street
Moding Street
Madina Atreei
Houston Street
Houston
St Mary Street
Tiis
Bryan Callaghan
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Kaufman
Valenciennes
Bod Aig 98E
Amisses
Iyuor
Mars
GAC
Business Men’s Club
Pred W. Cook
Mr. Cook
San Antonin
Rio Grande
Brownaville
Kirkpatrick
J. E. Kirkpatrick
San Antona
Anbinia
Simeeling
San Attonio
Simmons
F. Simmons
Thes Medina
Simmons City
Live Oak County
Medina
Dr. Simmons
God Mesayer
John B. Carrington
Bia Tupeiness
Elth
Empire Opera House
America
Pastor Russell
Bimmate
Tahrtaxorn
Wm. Lb. Achieeniger
Alamo Bank Building
Oir
East Houston Strest
The
Model Tutoring Co
Flores
J. T. Burnett & Co., Undertakers
Carter-Mullaly Transfer Co
E. Houston Street
Dollan Holland
Waet Commerce Streat
Uncle Saim
Uncle Sam
G. A. Duerler Mfg
Petrich-Saur Lumber Company
Lamar
Chestnut Streets
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