Real Estate Transfers Across San Antonio Area in 1912
A compilation of property deeds shows transfers touching numerous blocks and new city blocks in San Antonio and surrounding areas from October 1912 through December 1912. Transactions include quitclaims, lot and block assignments, and full parcels with prices ranging from $1 to $50,000, involving buyers and sellers such as Clifton, Northcut, Watson, Schroeder, Andrews, and the Mission Cemetery company among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Clifton
F. Ballard
New City Block
F. Il
L. Andrews
Lela Northcut
J. M.watson
C. W. Harrall
Magnolia Avenue
Edwin and
Mary Schroeder
D. C
New City
Woodlawn
Lorenzo Gonzales
Anton Gros
Severo Garza
Agapita Vasquiz
Colima Street
L. N. Redman
Maria J. Dwyer
Highland Park
Alexander Boynton
A. J. Wernette
The
Mission Cemetery Company
Lucille M. Wernette
Mission Burial Park
Sam Kosub
Rudolph Kosub
J. Morris
St. Hedwig
J. P. Ward
Albert Kronkosky
Matie A. Cone
H. M. Aubrey
Charles P. Smith
Charles C. Smith
Edwards Arf
LaCoste
Meper
Henry Schmidt Et al
P. J. Seidemann
C. H. Brown
Lynnwood
Abel
BE. W. Mills
Green
San Antonio
Southwestern Land Corporation
Ace
St. Louis
Ew Gardens
and Corp
E. M. Harper
Charles D. Connally
Alamosa
John B. Holt
Charles Oelkers
Calaveras Creek
M. Acovich
G. F. Bleste
John M. Rahm
Otto M. Benke
Mary Simmons
Carlos Bee
Old City
Duval Street
Building Permits for Dwellings and Additions in City
List of building permits including Simes 4 room dwelling Essex Street. George Zachmann 4 room dwelling Castro Street $900. Mrs Li Herweck bathroom Montana Street $120. J C Riester alterations South Alamo Street $200. A W Seeligeon garage San Pedro Avenue $1100. J Braden gallery addition Wyoming Street $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simes
Essex St
George Zachmann
Castro Street
Li. Herweck
Montana Street
J. C. Riester
South Alamo Street
A. W. Seeligeon
San Pedro Avenue
J. Braden
Wyoming Street
Evidence Shows Father Financed Minor's Liquor Hunt
In district court, Nettle Cochran testifies that her father V Cochran funded and accompanied her and Ida Garrison to Hot Wells and Evers to try buying liquor to expose saloon violations against minors. The plan aimed to prove sales to underage patrons, with Hengley denying any sale on August 15, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Cochran
Ida Garrison
Frank Evers
Hot Wells
Nettle Cochran
Forty-Fifth District
M. M. Hewgley
W. P. Lane
Hewgley
Miss Cochran
Mqnor
C. E. Mead
J. L. Camp
M. M. Hengley
Evers
Hengley’s
H. M. Ward
Hengley
Comptroller
Attorney Mead
Attorney Ward
Evers’ Place
Automobile Licenses List Including Fraser Auto and McNeel
The notice lists license numbers 2893 to 2896 with owners Fraser Auto Supply Co at 106 Jefferson street W P McNeel at 723 West French place J E Ritchey at Country club and H J Wagenfehr at 105 Villita street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Auto Supply Co
Jefferson Street
W. P. McNeel
West French Place
J. E. Ritchey
Country Club
Iee
H. J. Wagenfehr
Villita Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alkemeyer
East
Houston Street
GAN
Hodgson’s
Hopeson Gaupy Maker
E. Houston St
St. Mary's St. and the Bridge
Union
John Willams
Maverick Hotel
Juana Lopez
Parral Street
Quirk
Chicago Boulevard
Henry A. Pielman
Truax Avenue
Paul Bradley
McCullough Avenue
Johan J. Shhulz
Nolatt Street
Joe M. Gonzales
Perez Street
Walter Neira
Chestnut Street
Blackburns
Pels
Ieee Nec
Hood
Riverside Restaurant
Ant
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo
N.Y
M.D
Kaufman’s
Kaufman's
Gur
Packard
John Mitchell
Saiers
Mauraboutami
Wen’s and
Seys
South Flores and
Dolorosa Sts
Southern Hotel
Fiores