The Sovereignty of the Soil in San Antonio
A narrative recounts early San Antonio land claims and squatters, detailing how a settler gained land through occupation and legal notions of seizin. It weaves between colonial justice, missions, and Native tribes, touching on land grants from the king of Spain and the role of Frey Bergara in asserting possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Jie
Tvel
Bergara
Concepcion
la Espada
Juan Gad
Presidio
Frey Bergara
San Ferman Cathedy
Spain
Povers
Helding
Looting Probed in San Francisco Cemeteries
Police opened an investigation into thefts of jewelry and valuables from vaults and graves in San Francisco cemeteries. Graves in Calvary and the old Masonic cemeteries were opened, rings taken from fingers, and bones disturbed, with vandals leaving graves ajar after the acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Say
San Francisco
Calvary
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aneeda Bakers
Acs
Slim Jim
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bekers
Sheton
Oses
Frez _Bergara
Chief
Dale
Charleston
Ganevar
Galveston
Jen Meits
Joske’s
Broadway
Cian
Crockett 928
Gmoore
the Coleman
Leman Gokers
Oleman Gokers
H and H Coffee
Mistletoe Products
Laney’s Butter
Pioneer Flour Mills
White Wings Flour
S.A Retail Furniture Club
Wea
O. K. At
West Commerce and
St. Mary's Streets