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EAST BERNARD Swimming The Eagle Lake Headlight — News for Southern Colorado County, Texas Thursday, September 7, 2000, Page 3 Second marker fr dedicated COLORADO COUNTY The Eagle Lake Preserva- tion Alliance dedicated its COURTHOUSE RETORT second historical marker last \z Tuesday, Aug. 29, to the COUNTY COURT J.T. Black, DWLS. MA053801 and $992 in U.S. Cur- Norris Building, located on CASES FILED Twaymon Leroy Boone, DWLS. rency, seizure and forfeiture; 8-30-00. the Square on E. Main. Aug. 28, 2000 Chase Knighton Escamilla, driv- Sept. 1, 2000 Julius Adrian Zermeno, posses- DIVORCES FILED Evelyn and Robert Stowers, ing while license suspended (DWLS). Aug. 31, 2000 who purchased the building Jesus Cruz Jr., assault causing sion of marijuana (PoM). Joe D. Siler, resisting arrest, Barbara Renee Axel and Garland not long ago from the Stiles bodily injury. Delon Axel. family, proudly display the search or transport. Thomas Lee Owens Jr., DWLS. Joe D. Siler, PoM. Kara Suzanne Supak and Larry marker as presented to them Anthony Galvan, DWLS. James Supak. by Bill Kell, a member of the Frankie Baird Jobe, driving while Christopher Arthur Galvez, PoM. Alliance, at right. intoxicated (DWI). Rhonda Gail Satsky, duty on strik- DIVORCES GRANTED ing fixture. Aug. 31, 2000 Designed by Architect A.E. Aug. 29, 2000 DISTRICT COURT Audion Troy Hubenak and Lacey Barnes, the building was con- Frederick Oneal Wilks, terroristic Hubenak. threat. CASES FILED structed 97 years ago by Dr. Francisco Osornio and Maria Donna Marie Peters Williamson Frank Oliver Norris. Abelardo Avila, DWI. and David Lee Williamson. Prajedes Jarmillo Jr., assault caus- Osornio as next of friends of Sandra Osornio, a Minor vs Correctional Se- MARRIAGE LICENSE Over the years, it has been ing bodily injury. Bobby Carl Bluntson, DWLS. rvices Corporation and Colorado APPLICATIONS Texans in the 2000 Summer Olympics used as office space (for County, damages; filed 8-29-00. 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