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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1914
Page
12
City Clerk Fred Fries announces by publication a resolution affecting South Presa Street from South Alamo to Pereida. The notice outlines the matters and actions contained in the resolution as adopted by the City of San Antonio.
San Antonio officials approve a 1914 plan for Presa Street improvements from Alamo to Pereida with brick paving and concrete curbs. The resolution orders a public hearing June 11, 1914 to determine special assessments on abutting properties and to issue bonds as required.
City engineers present a detailed project estimate for paving and curb work on Grayson Street from River Avenue to Willow Street with costs assessed to property owners and city for intersections, along with a hearing notice set for June 16 1914 in San Antonio.
Official notice to property owners along Grayson Street between River Avenue and Willow Street announcing a public hearing, plan for street improvements, special assessments, and a contract with Eureka Paving Company. It describes paving with Ber mudes asphalt on a concrete base, curb construction, and related city procedures dated 1914. It mentions Garden Street improvements and contractor Rushmore & Gowdy, with bids and city council approval.
Official notice to property owners on Garden Street from South Alamo to Pereida Street published as required. The document references a resolution and directs notice to affected owners for action or compliance.
City of San Antonio records show a resolution approving street work on South Presa Street from Pereida Street to the railroad right of way. The notice details paving, curbing, fiber brick wearing surface, and associated assessments charged to city, railroads, and property owners with estimated totals and payment responsibilities.
Notice to taxpayers: City taxes for 1913 due by June 1, 1914 to avoid interest. Delinquent after June 1 incur 2% per month for five months, then 6% per year plus possible suit. City Collector C Villemain. Also ads for leaky roof repairs, gutters, and delivery of lawn mowers, Palm Beach suits cleaned, and tailoring services at 304 Soledad St and 1098 Crockett.
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