San Rafael del Salado Estate Rich in Mines and Livestock
The San Rafael del Salado hacienda spans 885000 acres across Coahuila Nuevo Leon San Luis Potosi and Zacatecas. It features abundant water springs wells and tanks, rich mineral belts, extensive grazing and diverse grasses eyeing substantial profits from lechuguilla and other fibrous plants. The owner Don Juan Bustamante resides at Salado with titles ready for inspection and offers attractive investment via improved property and stock potential.
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San Rafael del Salado
Coahuila
Nuevo Leon
San Luis Potosi
Zacatecas
Saltillo
Mexico
Cedral
Republic of Mexico
Baltillo
City of
Mexican National Railway
Salado
Loxaxzo Castro
Gov
Bustamante
San Antonio
Town notes on streets churches and commerce
Uneven streets and new water mains on Grayson street. Emerson's advertises coats and cheap pistols. Government buildings foundation work starts. Fourth ward Presbyterian Sunday school met. Child of Mr. Uecker died after tracheotomy. Marshal Jackman recovering from fever at San Marcos. Helvetia singing society concert drew a fair audience. Texas Installment House offers household goods at small weekly payments. J F Zang proprietor.
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Emerson’s
Grayson Street
Government Hill
Michigan
Labatt
Grand Jury
Exagor
H. French
Fourth Ward Presbyterian Sunday School
Helvetia Singing Society
Kriseh’s Hall
Eivery
Texas
East
Houston Street
J. F. Zang
Mule Outside Old Soldier Saloon Damages Buggy Shaft
A mule on Blum Street yesterday afternoon caused damage to a buggy shaft belonging to Bergstrom and Gray after the buggy bumped into the animal. The mule kicked and struck the shaft, breaking it.
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Old Soldier
Blum Street
Messrs. Bergstrom & Gray
Corpus Christi urged to back San Antonio and Aransas Pass line
The Houston Age reports Corpus Christi may fund or support the railroad from San Antonio and Aransas Pass to Corpus Christi with an estimated 100000 dollars, arguing Corpus will gain construction spending and regional value if the line is built.
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Houston Age
San Antonio
San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Corus Christi
Corpus
Corpus Caller
Old Alcalde critic warns about gubernatorial prospects
A Brackett News correspondent quoted the Old Alcalde in a San Antonio Tribune interview. He used strong language and forbade repeating statements, signaling risk to his chances of becoming Governor of Texas again.
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Brackett News
San Antonio
Concert Note for Vincent Quartette at Turner Hall
A Saturday evening concert in Turner hall featured the Vincent quartet performing for the San Antonio and Belknap Rifles. The group included J B Elwood H G Mitchell tenors F E Corbett baritone and Waters Davis bass. A piano solo by Miss Garcia showcased an original composition.
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Turner Hall
San Antonio and
Belknap Rifles
Vincent Quartette
J. B. Elwood
H. G. Mitchell
F. E. Corbett
Waters Davis
Pepe
Miss Garcia
Delicate fabrics display at Wolfson's grand bazaar
A visitor notes Wolfson's enlarged emporium buzzing with clerks and cashiers as stock is re arranged and newly arrived goods go on display. Laborers unpack and price items while fall remnants are sharply reduced. A rare demand for a ladies article is observed as first choice is offered.
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Jack
Wolfson’s Bazaar
Lianr
Wolfson
Olfson’s
Mexican Revolution and regional political tensions reported
The report describes the gubernatorial contest in Monterrey with General Garza Garcia favored by the people and General Garza backed by the government. It notes 10,000 troops in Saltillo and a cautious outcome in Nuevo Leon and Coahuila, where governors were installed amid fear and military influence. It also highlights Pancoast & Son advertising and the Art Gallery of H Mueller as notable San Antonio establishments with various goods and materials.
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Monterey
Genaro Garza Garcia
Garza
Mexico
Coahuila
Nueva Leon
San Luis Potosi
Saltillo
Nuevo Leon
Galan
Falcon
Garcia
San Antonio
Texas
Art Gallery
H. Mueller
Commerce Street
Mueller
Bargain column offers diverse Texas farm properties for sale
Rural real estate listing details several parcels near San Antonio, Leona river, and Rio Frio with improvements including houses, mills, and water systems. Listings note irrigation, fencing, cattle, and dairy potential, with prices from 1 200 to 12 000 and calls for inquiries to L A Castro and L L C via local office.
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Moore
International Railroad
Leona River
Uvalde
L. C
Rio Frio
Frio
Valde County
LL. C
Rail line to Pleasonton eyed by San Antonio and Aransas Pass
The San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad contemplates a Pleasan ton branch to reach the Calaveras creek area about 19 miles from the town and 21 miles from San Antonio. Col Sidney Mead of Floresville leads the push and pledges to donate a river bridge if contracted. The project would require about fifty to sixty thousand dollars plus rights of way and depot grounds, with Pleasanton residents urged to prepare for a possible railroad arrival.
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San Antonio and
Aransas Pass
Pleasanton
Calaveras Creek
San Antonio
Sidney Mead
Floresville
Pleasanton Monitor
Real Estate Deals on Olive to Duval Streets
Our House and Estate Agency offers multiple properties for sale or rent. Listings include three room houses on Olive Sherman Chavez Hidalgo and other streets with monthly payments, a ten acre irrigable tract on South Vesa Street, a five room house on San Pedro Avenue, and a four room house on Duval Street. Several parcels on Brooks and Crosby streets are also available.
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Olive Street
Sherman Street
South -Vesa Street
Nolan
Hackberry Streets
Bexar County
San Antonio
San Pedro Avenue
Chavez Street
Hidalgo Street
Hidalgo
Concho Streets
Lachapelle
Cameron Street
Duval Street
Fusee Sons
Crosby Street
North Leona Street
Austin Street
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Washington, D. C
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