Commissioners' Court approves road work and per diems
The county commissioners' court met at 10 am and approved numerous accounts for road work with amounts listed for Delgado Dingle Lieck McCall Trainer Mann Reina Delgado Crawford Jonas de la Pena Sweeney Salliway and others. The board of equalization reviewed assessments for Miller Drake Bowen Noon Gaensslon Martin and Menger and summoned Haas Oppenheimer Halff & Bro to appear before the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
County Commissioners’ Court
Juan Delgado
Cassiano
John Dingle
Lock Hill
Ed Lieck, Jr
Castroville
T. P. McCall
J. E. Trainer
J. &. Trainer
J. B. Mann
Wirk Station
A. Reina
M. Delgado
New Boregas
C. K. Crawford
Peter Jonas
S. de la Pena
J. J. Sweeney
H. B. Salliway
Henry B. Miller
Mary F. Drake
Mary BE. Bowen
George H. Noonan
Mary B. Gaensslon
George Martin
W. A. Menger
Haas & Oppenheimer
M. Halff & Bro
Real estate transfers list with multiple deed details
George W Reed and Flora B Reed transfer lots 1 and 2 block 123 on West Commerce between Comal and San Marcos for 1950 dollars. Katie Yost and Zilla Dashiell Yost transfer a three sixth interest in 105 acres of Generacio Rodriguez survey 131 and Gertrude Rodriguez survey 132 by Salado creek for 900 dollars. Amos Graves Jr and Laura Graves to Jane Waddell lot 14 block 5 on South Flores for 750 dollars. Manns to county of Bexar strip 60 by 565 feet for Kirk Station road at 125 dollars. Isaac Haas to Maulbach lots 18 and 14 block 16 on Vinton Street Government Hill for 100 dollars and other considerations. J C Hatch to A J Reimarz lot 6 block 21 City View addition for 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W
Flora B. Reed
R. W. Barton
Laura M. Graves
Jane Waddell
South Flores Street
J. B
Mo. E. Mann
County of Bexar
Kirk Station
Isaac Haas
H. B. K Maulbach
Vinton Street
Government Hill
J. C. Hatch
A. J. Reimarz
City View Addition
Licensed To Wed Pairings Include Noted Local Residents
Frank Krieger and Emma Ludwig pair up for marriage while Jesus Sanchez and Urbana Jaso join in a separate ceremony. Albert Scott described as colored and Lizzie Little colored listed among couples for licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krieger
Emma Ludwig
Jesus Sanchez
Urbana Jaso
Albert Scott
Lizzie Little
North for the Summer Burlesons Prepare Farewell Sermon
Mrs. Allen L Burleson leaves Friday for the north and will be followed by Rev A L Burleson who preaches his farewell at St Pauls today. He will return with her the first week in August to fill the pulpit again. They will spend July visiting his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Dental Union
England
Lexington
Washington
Richard Henry Lee
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
Roger Sherman
Robert R. Livingston
Great Britain
Jefferson
Congress
Joan Adams
Adams
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
America
Hoffman House earns its place among San Antonio's elite gentlemen's resorts
The Hoffman House Bar offers the best liquors and cigars with the largest assortment, drawing praise from visitors including an eastern traveler who stocked up for his trip to New York. Proprietor Ed Kenney has adorned the walls with art, making the venue a noted Alamo City establishment. Maps of San Antonio are sold at Schuitze's News Stand for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffman House
San Antonio
New York
Ed. Kenney
Art Institute
Hoffman
Alamo City
Railroad staffing changes move San Antonio crews to Del Rio
H F Anderson leaves as acting chief dispatcher to take train master post at Del Rio with promotion, consolidating West End San Antonio and Valentine offices. A K Frye W S Whitworth from San Antonio and S C Marks H Hoover from Valentine transfer to Del Rio. Guthrie named acting chief dispatcher in Anderson’s stead as the system reshapes to improve train handling between here and El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Anderson
del Rio
Southern Pacific
Mr. Anderson
el Paso
West End
San Antonio
Valentine
William Anderson
A. K. Frye
W. S. Whitworth
S. C. Marks and
H. Hoover
Anderson
F. S. Guthrie
Guthrie
Messrs. Frye and Whitworth
Tme
Charles D Golding Arrives in City From Houston
Charles D. Golding, traveling on freight and passenger service, arrived in the city yesterday after a trip from Houston aboard the Rock Island line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Golding
Rock Island
Houston
Excursion travel plans linked to military voyage
Milton L. Mors traveling passenger agent for the I. & G. N. arrived in the city yesterday to arrange the excursion travel to New Braunfels today. He recently returned from Old Point Comfort where he landed battery G of the First United States artillery, which left Galveston last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton L. Mors
New Braunfels
Old Point Comfort
First
United States Artillery
Galveston
Broomcorn and Wheat Impress At Local Exhibition
Farmers report strong results from broomcorn and Nicaragua wheat with samples shown at the Business Men's club. Gurgan’s ten acre broomcorn patch within city limits stands over twelve feet tall with an eighteen inch brush, and an expected yield of 1200 pounds per acre. Seidel’s ranch winter-sown Nicaragua wheat compares favorably with fall plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicaragua
Business Men's Club
Gurgan
Texas Broom Factory
Seidel
Business Men's club weighs Rough Riders convention in Oklahoma
Members of the Business Men's club discuss inviting the Rough Riders to meet in San Antonio for 1901. They expect an Oklahoma session on July 4 with over fifty thousand attendees and urge the city to extend an invitation with Mayor Hicks, hoping to attract nationwide dignitaries including Vice President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Grigg
Business Men's Club
The
Rough Riders
Oklahoma
San Antonio
United States
Roosevelt
Hicks
Alabama Industry Resumes After Labor Strike
The Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad Co resumes operations at a Bessemer furnace and plans to bring all five idle furnaces back online. The plant, producing about 1000 tons of pig iron daily, was shut for three weeks due to a strike by stock men seeking higher pay. Workers, many black, had left for North Alabama railroad projects and replacements were brought from Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Bessemer
North
Alabama
Tennessee
Fourth of July Celebration at Riverside Park Readied
Catholic Central union plans at Riverside Park include speeches by local orators, music by a military band, and a sports program with races and contests for men women and children. Transportation improvements and shade and refreshment stands are provided for the large event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Central Union
Riverside Park
Roosevelt
New York
McWintey
Jenkins
Street Car Company
William Campbell
Sousa
Masaniello
Auber
Pantasia
G. Lueders
Beethoven
Rossini
Vienna Woods
Idoh
Strauss
al Capitan
Coney Island
Th. Tobani
K. Mills
Fr. V. Suppe
Vollstedt
Schaeffer
Cruz
Lumley
F. Marquart
F. Sommers
A. Schweppe
J. Dolan
Thomas Gogenn & Bros
Kalteyer & Son
Clavin Drug Store
Mrs Adolph Chillren Funeral Benefit Request
Fragmentary note mentions Mrs Adolph and a funeral benefit from W O W and Moderns association. References a department and a return of light, with thanks to those offering sympathy. unreadable portions prevent fuller details of event or organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph
T Shall Hicks
Adolp Chillren
Condolence Card From Yazoo City Friends
A special Yazoo City note expresses thanks to Verein F ein G Duerl and workers for sympathy after the death of a beloved father. The message acknowledges appreciation from Missis and the Yazoo River area community for support and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verein
Fein
G. A. Duerl
Crq
Kinpathy Bestowe
Missis
Yazooo City
Yazoo
Yiver
Rif
W4 will sq al alites' em per or Dres
The readable fragment hints at a local item involving adult figures or officials, but the misspelled text lacks clear names, places, or actions to form a concrete news item. No distinct event or parties can be identified from the provided text.
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the Sunday Light
Commissioners’ Cout
City of
Schuitze
Harry Anderson
Trick
Frye
Whitworth
George W. Butcher
Syracuse
Harvey Morris
Wicd
Tacffic
California
Sarah Wood
ST. Michael’s School
St. Michael’s
South Street
Father Frische
Marie
N. Sada
Stella Kiehne
Umscheid
the Kaiser
Natalia Sada
Rose Franck
Lady Hidegarde
Clara Wuntzloeben
Jeanne d’ Arc
Rosa Franck
Father Parisoi
O. M. II
Father Despatis
Fletcher
Fryische
Dabrowski
Rosa Zaiontz
Hedwig Soblieski
John Kowalski
Helen Morawietz
Hettie Weiss
Emma, Necker
Irene Zizik
Rosie Notton
Herman Margorewietz
Paul Dobrowolski
Clara Wantzloeben
Mary Garolix
Mary Fieh
RIE Sacreeset
Little Bank
Mamie Cortesy
Voleal
G. A. Stowers Furniture Company Furniture and Carpets
Southwest
Texas
Wernicke “Elastic
Business Men’s Club
West
Commerce Street
Rockers
DIXIE
Riv
Erside Park
and Sports
J. C. Dielman
Thomas Spelles
Johnson
Dechmann
J. Oppenheimer
Nic Tengg
Bell Jewelry Company
Dueck
Per Or
Dres
Hoge
Childrens
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