Appeals Court Reverses Artesian Belt Receivership
The Fourth Court of Covit Appeals reversed Judge Chambliss and vacated the receivership for the Artesian Belt railroad and the Boston and Texas Corporation. West Texas Bank and Trust Company, executor and trustee for the Simmons estate, resumes control of railroad assets as the court overruled prior orders. The decision, penned by Associate Justice J F Cast, challenges earlier findings and sides with the bank in stripping Terrell as receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Court of Covit Appeals
Jude J.C. Terrell
Artealan Belt Raiway
Boston and Texar Corporation
West Texas Bante and Trust Company
Br c. J. Simmons
Josetetlants
Mealulen
J F. Cast
Artasian Bett
Boston and Texas Corporation
Uieinlet Daudge F. G Chambliss
Beruben
Rowton Widh Texas Corporation
Continental Trust Company
M. C. Brown
Twades Garl Loucher
Negetiate Court
Apwicatian
Listrich
Chambliss
Ole
Welthy
Boston and Texas
Boston and
Texas Corporation
Diatiiet
Chamblisx
Orden
J. Verrell
Fudge Terrell
II Hls
Bank
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
Dr. Simmons
Bank Wins Mandamus Battle Over Receivership in Me¢ County Rail Line
The Fourth Court of Chil Apperis orders the clerk to file a superseded bond, vacating the receivership. The decision, a complete victory for the bank, disburses the receiver and returns control to the loan, with assets of Artesian Belt railroad tied to the Boston and Texas Corporation. Ownership remains unsettled until the stock purchase is fully paid and notes cleared. Associate Justices cite that no transfer of ownership occurs while venders notes lag, and a receiver is deemed unnecessary for the railroad or corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Given
Tilden
Mulley County
Cari Wid Mourland
McMullen County
Guy 5
Mcfarland
Chainard
Corporation
Artesian Belt Railroad
Buxton and Texas Corporation
Camn
Npisios
Boston and Texas Corporation
L. A. Hopking
Crowlzer
St Anthony Hotel Listed Quiet Arrivals and Visitors
A jumble of names notes arrivals and visits at the St Anthony Hotel including Mr and Mrs Spears in Texas and W C Aloward of Corpue Chiledl in Texas. Several individuals from Chicago New York and California are recorded as stopping at the Gunter or the Menge while others are mentioned in transit or inquiry at the St Anthony.
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Aumia
Varedo
Try
St. Anthony
Tom Angeles
Cal
Denes
Corpia Christ
Tex
Bt. Anthony
Gunter
Chattarango
Taun
MD. Keene
Clavilant
Menge Ab Barger
Bentinant
St. Anthony P Merrie
Iaiverton
Tax
Campaign to raise stock for Medina lake toll road
A Sac Antonio Automobile Club Toll Road Company committee launched a campaign at 2 PM Wednesday to sell the remaining 325,000 stock for the toll road project. At 3 PM at the Gunter Hotel, Franz Gros, Sam Bell, R Baker, L J Hart, and William J Furlong Jr urged business men to invest, with 15,000 already sold and plans for the balance due to the lake area’s resort benefits and improved San Antonio Medina Lake traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac Antonio Autonmiobile Club Toll Road Company
Medina County
Medina Ake
Franz Gros
Sam Bell
R. Baker
L. J. Hart
The
Automobile Club
Gunter Hotel
Lusiness Menn
Line Committee
San Antonio
Medina Lake
Railway mail clerks get $100 yearly pay bump list released
Twenty two members of the railway mail clerks corps at San Antonio have received no notices from Washington of a $100 per year pay increase. The rewards come as recognition for efficient service. Names include Sam Nagel Eric Porcher Hick Charles McClendon Hervey Leary Mant Mastar Ver nop Smith Edward Pigot Maceon Woodard Railway Gordon Horsden Francisco Jennings Ben Bell Henry Schmidt Longston Branch William Brown Ira Avent Carl Ries Erhard Schnette John Jourdan Charles Crocker Burton Rutherford John Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Postoffice Department
Washington
Art
Sam BR. Nagel
Eric Porcherhick
Charles D. McClendon
Hervey B. Leary
Mant Jate Mastar
Vernop ¥ Smith
Edward ¥. Pigot
Meecon T. Woodard
Railrey G. Horsden
Francisc. Jennings
Ben P. Bell
Henry M. Schmidt
Longston Branch
Wiliam HH
Brown
Ira M. Avent
Carl 3. Ries
Erhard CN. Schnette
John F. Jourdan
Charles Crocker
Cutavert E. Burton
Rutherford
John O- Barnett
Birth Record Notice with scattered names and dates
Fragmentary birth record items list individuals with dates and street addresses, including October and September entries, multiple spellings, and partial parent names. The legible parts name Hess, Ta Ife ant Ase George M, Bernhardt, Mey, Goelich Buell, Linnarts, and Oette. addresses include Fourth Street and North Laredo Street.
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Hess
George M
Tanuivh Orfoler
Rountree
Print Bernhardt
Ates
A. Fayia
North Laredo
Stree Heoni
Otte Linnarts
Gevober
Goelich Buell
Otveser
Jurisdiction Taken In Jitney Case By Court
The Supreme Court overruled a motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction in a case from San Antonio questioning the city's jitney ordinance. The court did not issue an opinion, merely overruling the motion to dismiss and assuming jurisdiction. The ruling discusses the ordinance’s validity and reasonable scope, with references to related cases and a loan brokers law upheld by the Court of Criminal Appeals.
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Ausvix
Tex
Supreme Court
Ry PL Green
Cty
San Antonio
Yirl
Rexit County
Io Bass
Disney
North Court of Cisk Appeals
Fly
Coust of Criminal Appeals
Fort Worth
Sullivan
Vasa
Austin
Fourth Civil Appeals Court Actions On Wednesday
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals handed down five decisions. Harbor Terminal Co. v Sims affirmed in favor of Harbor Terminal. Western Iron Telegraph Co. v Smith reversed and rendered. Continental Trust Co. v Brown reversed and remanded. City of Brownsville v Tumlinson reversed. San Antonio & Aransas Pass Railroad v Schaeffer dismissed on motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil, Appeals
aArensas Harbor Terminal Company
Exer Sims
Crom
San Patricio
Anton Afoursund
Western Iron Telegraph Company
J. G. Smith
Brazoria
J. F. Carli
Continental Trust Company Et al
Mfrs
C. Brown
McBullen
Carl
Brownsville
T. FR
Look at the Tongue For Sick Childs Feverish Signs
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults. It urges mothers to check the tongue for illness, claims quick relief from constipation, and warns to buy only the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company, noting counterfeit risks.
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California
California Fg Syrup Company
Fractured List of Names From A Crumbled Case Document
A long OCR fragment lists numerous names and initials across jurisdictions and counties. The document mentions appeals and dismissals, with scattered references to officers, attorneys, and locations such as Cameron, Bexar, and Comanche. The text reads like a docket or court record summary with many illegible or miswritten surnames and incomplete phrases.
Timber land dispute rules return of land to public domain
Supreme Court ruling maintains that 2 8 million acres of timber lands in Oregon tied to a 1866 grant to the Oregon and California Railroad must be restored to the public domain at a price of about 32 million dollars. The case centers on promised restrictions on sale price and acreage, and the government seeks to recover land values while the railroad retains essential grant benefits. The decision affects prior forfeiture actions and Congress oversight.
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Washington
Oregon
Southern Pacific Railway
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Wolverton
Federal District Court For Oregon
Supreme Curl
Oregon & California Railroad
Curo
Conmans
Antil Congress
Railroad land sale dispute stirs congressional talk
A contested split over government aid for a railroad and settlers drives Congress to consider options including paying the railroad balance and holding lands for sale at actual value or reserving timbered lands. The tally shows $3106.70 paid by a family from an annalist grant, with a complex claim of $4249.82 due. The debate highlights potential wealth impact and policy uncertainty amid public notices and editorials.
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Ompany
Hebo
Songiesy
Fanity
Gay der Mon
Is Purely Vegetable Blood Remedy for Rheumatism and More
Scientists note forest vegetation yields roots herbs and berries used to craft a blood cleansing remedy claimed to aid rheumatism cataract scrofula and skin disorders. Advertised as a gentle healing tonic made from natural ingredients to purify and strengthen the system.
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Kiowa
Serviulus Shia Moers
Siguellong
Cate
Renee
Ae Lanta
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B & T. Corporation
West Texas Bank & Trust Co
Stearns
Wood and
Citizens Ice & Fuel Co
Dallas St
All New
Queen Theater
TOLL
Raney Garresh
Sears
Aledore Bolmant
Atreet
Manmann
Banta
Rom
Sora
Ted Octoper
Supreme Body
Fasily
Civ
Brown Et al
M.¥. Johnson Vy
W. J. Davenport
Bandera
Damrt
Crna
Reimaldy Munos
Iron
JW. Duxon
Afegeoma
Re Wrerintt
Bele
Callahan
Rayslum
Goeyeths 2
Ie Wim
Ies Pagar Cally Estener Kaahit
Hirsd Thompson
Fru
Atone
Desily
Tick Vinson
Grayson M
JT Girard
Ate Lemantek
Wilbumne
Houston
Gasvam Salem Howl
Sale Whurler
Salih
Harria
Eustacio Gate
Stancura
Aivates
Atnseran
Nice
Dalian
Tiarte
Louis Mong
Datlaas
Bayete
Bogan
Jon Gharle Grail
Welter Binking
Inayer
Deans Acaste Et
Tater
Arneld Hat Magaworth
Co Pinen
Cubmic
JS Walker
Tarrant
Alex Cor
Richard Mich
Comanche
Willie
Bonterntenn
Trinfis
Brit Wwehardson
Privy
Ernaxt Tex Fo
Wielins Ton RalRewar
Tapeart Choate Willams
Brazore
Te M. Telit
Gans
Cruwiter
Colline
Atmer Ward
Thue HS Blankburn
Coaghy
Apalention
Guvayen
Davin
Great North Orm Tramway
Bileenwite
Natvearon
al Maton
Wheritt
Meteunan
Daan
Stauphyer
Em. Ballin Grose
Ward
Holt
Ate
Orteber Marshal
Petter
Bayi
Motion
Marion
Onan
Catton
Gamuael-seateemann
Aston
S. P. Railway
Wolff & Marx
W.&m
Buffela
Culuby
Meek
Willim
Akwamut
Wan
Colton
Areuter
Eolaty Amd
Regutar Bioe
S$e Wyck Cmifon Weare
Wade
Aime
Rin
Wolff & Marx Co
St. Paul
Wenan
Amd
Marely
Upc
Siler
Spe
New Fort
Ink
Willkeing
Boyy
Ipssey
J. Oppenheimer & CO
Sen Antonia
Tesoy
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