Notice of Chestnut Street public hearings in San Antonio
Official notice to property owners along Chestnut Street from Austin Street to East Commerce Street. City Clerk Fred Fries reports a City Council resolution ordering a public hearing on street improvements, approving City Engineer plans, and imposing special assessments on abutting property.
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Chestnut Street
Austin Street
East Commerce Street
Fred Fries
City of
San Antonio
Chestnut St
Commerce Street
McCullough Avenue
Dewey Place
Woodlawn Avenue
Belknap Place
King’s Highway
Fredericksburg Road
Macon Street
San Pedro Avenue
Jones Avenue
St. Mary's Street
Travis
Garden Street
Roosevelt Avenue
Pereida Street
Eads Avenue
Presa Street
Nueva Street
Alamo Street
Temple Street
Adams Street
Mitchell Street
San Fernando Street
Brazos Street
Las Moras Street
Morales Street
Flores Street
Third Street
San Antonio invites bids for street paving on 78 streets
City of San Antonio issues a resolution ordering street improvements and inviting bids for paving and related work on seventy eight streets. The notice specifies street names, paving materials options, bid guarantees, and bid deadline of June 22 1914. It reserves right to reject any or all bids and requires plans and specifications be available June 1 1914. Also includes a separate land-proposals call for 10 000 to 25 000 cubic yards of clean sand with a 2 percent bid bond.
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State OF Texas
Bexar
San Antonio
City OF
Brazos Street
Laredo Street
Pecos Street
Houston Street
Colorado Street
el Paso Street
Tampico Street
Colima Street
San Fernando Street
Log Moras
Saunders Avenue
San Jacinto Street
Trinity Street
Commerce Street
Lakeview Avenue
Cameron Street
Leona Street
Perez Street
North Laredo
North Laredo Street
Morales Street
Flores Street
Cincinnati Avenue
Fredericksburg Road
Bandera Avenue
Culebra Avenue
Colorado Avenue
Anderson Street
Romana Street
Augusta Street
Richmond Avenue
Main Avenue
Laurel Street
San Pedro Avenue
Dewey Place
Topeka
Tex
Clinton G. Brown
Uniform Plan For Street Improvements and Assessments
Special notice details an ordinance establishing a uniform plan for permanent street improvements paid by special assessments. It requires levying taxes on railroads occupying the highway and properties for the work between and under the rails plus two feet outside. Hearings for abutting property owners are set for June 15, 1914, in the City Hall Council Chamber.
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F. C. B. San Antonio
City of
San Antonio
A. D
Clinton G. Brown
Fred Fries
City hearing on special assessment procedure 1914 notice
The notice dated May 19 1914 declares a 4 PM hearing to show cause why a special assessment should not be made on abutting properties. Property owners and agents must appear. city clerk to notify as required by the Procedure Ordinance. dated May 22 1914.
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Clinton G. Brown
San Antonio
Notice to Taxpayers City taxes due June 1 1914
City taxes for the fiscal year 1913 are due at the undersigned office before June 1 1914 to avoid interest and penalties. Delinquent after June 1 1914 incur 2 percent per month for five months, then 6 percent per year. City may enter suit for recovery. City Collector Co Villemain.
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Co. Villemain
Notice to Contractors for Southwestern Insane Asylum
Bids will open June 22 1914 at 2 p m in the office of architect Charles T Boelhauwe San Antonio Texas for three reinforced concrete buildings for the Southwestern Insane Asylum. A 75 check to cover plans. Bids separated on building plumbing heating wiring wire grating and tile floors. Right to reject any or all bids. Send bids to Chas T Boelhauwe W C Rigsby president board of managers F S White superintendent.
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San Antonio
Highland Park
O. M. J. Dielman
Paul H. Scholz
Charles T. Boelhauwe
Texas
Southwestern Insane Asylum
Chas
T. Boelhauwe
W. C. Rigsby
Board of Managers
F. 8. White
Metal market notes from New York and London
Lead eases to 3.86 3.95 dollars in New York trading with London at 19 pounds 2s 6d. Spelter weak at 5.15 dollars. London 21 pounds 10s. Copper steady at 14.26 dollars in electrolytic, 14.00 to 14.12 castings. Tin unsettled with spot 21.00 to 381.60 and August 31.50 31.87. Iron steady. London copper quoted 63 pounds spot and futures. London tin soft with spot 143 pounds, futures 45. London Cleveland warrants sis 8d.
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Lamar
U.k. la Caneieas
Hanne Teeee
Pauline Baugh
Louisa Studor Bridget Zimmerman
Ween O
Hays St. A
Burnet St
Ween
Sows
Dward Sen
John F. Fentiman
Albert Seffel
Nolan T. Fegin &O
Nolan
Deverlin
Cere
Minnie
Cscccsece
Dawson
Lillian V. Sutton
Lilian V. Sutton
Adam
Minnie Franz
Thee
Bo. No
Mattie
Feme Sole
Rudolph Materhofer
Torockett
Side Crockett St
Abraham
Laura Matthews
Nonee Moore
Alex Schoibach
Schubach
I and Baptist Church
Second Baptist Church
Center St
Anna Sears
Centre St
Commerce
William Win
Mary C. Tondre
R. Robinson Robinson
Setae R
Annie Bernhard C. Brzedmhan
Eve Ese Temeeeee
Burnet
Cotton
Fist
Wm. Mueller
de Boo
Peeeees 425.23 81.74 Eeenns Mueller
Attle Findlay Serene
St. Ae
St. Ieee
Dawson &T
So. Side
Emmy Dittmer
Emmy Dittmar
Beeneee
Ai So
Side Starr St
Tee
Eeeneee
Eeeaeed
Seeess
Mackengon
Julia Heberer
Icke & Ran
New York
London
Cleveland
London Market Summary May 30 Consols and Commodities
London report shows Consols for money closing at 74 15 16 with 75 percent account. Bar silver quiet at 26 percent. Money at 2 percent. Short bills at 15 16 percent, three months at 2 13 16 percent.
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London
Cotton goods markets steady with varied demand
New York May 30 cotton goods markets were steady with yarns quiet. Linens for fall selling better while burlaps stayed quiet. Underwear and hosiery show stronger demand for immediate shipment. Many specials announced by jobbers for next week.
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New York
Market Summary for Rice Prices in New Orleans
May 30 report from New Orleans shows rough Honduras and Japan and clean Honduras rice steady while clean Japan stronger. Quotes list rough Honduras 1.50 to 4.50, Japan 1.60 to 2.26, other grades 4% 6 2 3 percent. Rice polish per ton 27 dollars. Bran per ton 17 dollars. Receipts show 1592 clean and 805 od pockets with clean Honduras at 1% 5 percent.
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New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
California
Florida
Texas
Liberty Bell
Reserve agents approved for Texas banks
The department of insurance and banking approved reserve agents for state banks. Lumberman's National Bank of Ten for First State Bank of Razor ia, Farmers' State Bank of Temple and Temple State Bank of Temple. Central State Bank & Trust Company of Dallas for First State Bank of Wills Point. Mechanics' & Metals' National Bank of New York for First State Bank of Eddy.
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Austin
Tex
Department of Insurance and Banking
Lumberman’s National Bank
First State Bank of
Razoria
Farmers’ State Bank of
Temple
Temple State Bank of Temple
Central State Bank & Trust Comany of
Dallas
Eek
Wills Point
Mechanics’ & Metals’ National Bank of New York
Statebank of
Eddy
Hog Prices Fall at Larger Markets
Fort Worth Texas May 30 receipts listed cattle 1200 calves 100 hogs 500 and sheep 800. Beeves brought 6506.95 cows 5.25 6.50 heifers 6.00 7.25 bulls 6006.50 calves 5.256 7.75. Hogs were lower with top at 8.15 and bulk around 7.85 while sheep and lambs showed little change.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago
May
Wholesale Markets List Prices for Eggs to Potatoes
Readable portion lists wholesale prices for eggs butter poultry squabs cheese and fruits vegetables and canned goods. Names include Northern creamery Texas creamery California evaporated Prunes and DATES figures show per dozen per hundredweight and per crate costs with regional varieties noted.
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Northern Creamery
Texas Creamery
Texas
Florida
California
Rains in Texas Spur Buying in Cotton Market
New Orleans May 30. With other markets closed, the local cotton market was dull early trading. Reports mentioned rain in several Texas points, causing moderate buying. Opening was unchanged to three points up and later traded one to three points higher. Bullish sentiment on crop conditions caused unsettled trade and some liquidation, lifting prices to their highest for the day. The market closed steady with a net advance of 2 to 4 points.
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New Orleans
Texas
Market report on New Orleans cotton futures noted for July to December
New Orleans cotton futures closed steady to higher with July at 13.42 to 13.44 and 13.43, October rising from 12.66 to 12.64 with intraday highs around 13.63, December near 12.65 to 13.64 amid mixed open, high, low, and close ranges.
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New Orleans
Cotton Statistics From Major U S Ports
Cotton market data for Galveston Houston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk and Pacific ports shows stock levels for yesterday and the same day last year with excesses reported for the season.
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Galveston
Tex
Houston
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
N. C
Norfolk
Pacific
Kansas City Market Receipts and Quotations May 30
Receipts and bids for hogs and cattle listed with prices and ranges. Hogs receipts 500 with price tiers from 7.61 to 8.16 and light hogs around 7.75. Cattle receipts 500 with prime fed steers at 3.60 to 9.20, dressed steers 7.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers 4.50 to 7.00, yearlings 6.25 to 7.00, and calves 6.50 to 7.50.
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Kansas City
Anc
Market Receipts and Quotations for Hogs Cattle and Sheep
In Chicago and St. Louis reports receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep. Chicago shows hogs at mixed and heavy ranges with several dollars spread, cattle including beef steers and cows around mid four dollars, and sheep trading slowly with varied lamb prices. St Louis notes hogs at lower market activity, native beef cattle and calves priced around four to five dollars, and steady sheep with lambs near seven dollars.
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Louis
Wse
Arket
Texas
Oklahoma
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Bexar County
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N. Side EE. Commerce ST
N. Side
STARR
Red Fries
San Antonio, Tex
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Guadalupe St. Ravis
ESSE
Emerson
Alamo National Bank
Palm Beach
G. W. Rogers Tailoring CO
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August Haye &R
Crockett
Psahaha
Ring Crockett
N. Flores
Dave Lehr JR
Buena Vista ST. O. P
Theo
SC Occoo
Norwell
A. Hopkins
East Houston
Ee Mattresses
San Old Mattresses
San Antonio Mattress Company
Travia
E. Y
White Dyeing and Cleaning Company
Tractor Land Developing Co
Moore
Phone Crockett
Mission Loop
Ocize
Frost
Gracie Cornett Ramsey
ODD Properties
Compton- Patterson Co
Bedell
Compton-Patterson CO
LICHT
Gonzales County
Gore
F. L. Dismukes
Waelder
Hammond St. Sel
P. O
Gonzales
New City
Fox
Beacon Hill
Gunter
Quintana Road
R. BE
Burch
FOX Realty CO
Hicks Bldg
S. Alamo St
Joske
Tobin Hill
W. B. Whitaker
St. George's Church
Dawson, Crockett
Howard & Rieg
Gunter Ridg
Pyrite
San Antonio Loan & Trust Co
William Herring
R. Houston St
Joske’s
Camden ST
Gorner
Madison Square
C. H. Jackson
Hackberry St
Denver
Guenther
Carson Street
Government Hill
Richey & Casey
Regina &T
Packing Scobey Fireproof Storage Co
Medina St
Montana St
Nicholson, Furnish & Smith
Gunter Blig
Home Building & Investment CO
Navarro St
Ring Rollins
A. J. McCullough
Gilpin St
Colo
Nims & Hyde
R. Lupton
W. P. Rogers Rem TY Co
Medina County
W. A. Stewart
Gunter Ride
F. Walker
Gunter Bide
Bee County
E. C. Holt & Co
Beeville
South Loop
Metal Markets
London Consols
NEW York Dry Goods
West Texas Bank & Trust Co
E. Houston St
Orleans Market
Seeee
Aioe
Cotton Statistics
Yester
Great Britain
Sececee
Cevececesne
Augusta
Memphis
Tenn
St. Louia
Fiouston
Us&s
Peet
United States
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