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650 TEXAS ALMANAC 1992-1993
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Sabinal:
Camp ........................125
City of ....................157, 309
River, Canyons ................309
Sabine:
County .............. 291-292, 461, 469
Lake ............... ........ 89
National Forest . . . 101, 252, 291, 292, 295
River:
Authority ................... 503
Basin, etc..............89, 249, 250
Boundary Lines, State ..........74
Compact Commission ..........503
Valley MHMR Center ............490
Sabine Pass:
Battleground State Park......127, 131
Port ..................... 334, 335
Sacaton. Alkali (Grass) ............69
Sachse, City of ...... 157, 205, 206, 214
Safety, Public, Dept.,
Comm. of ............331,332, 502
Sagebrush, Sand...........69,70, 71
Saginaw, City of ............ 157, 302
Sailing Ship. "Elissa"............ 229
Saint:
Edward's University ........ 307, 568
Mary's Seminary ...............240
Mary's University .. 42, 47, 191, 327, 568
Patrick's Day Celebrations....... 132,
222, 314
Philip's College .............566, 568
Saint Hedwig, City of ....... . 41
157, 190, 191
Saint Jo, City of ............157,274
Salado:
C ityof ......... 42, 47,132,157, 189, 190
College ......................566
Creek, Batle of .................40
Springs .......................87
Salamanders, Endangered .........81
Salaries:
By Industries ...............529-530
Congressional .................452
Judicial.................. 482, 483
State Legislators ............... 451
State Officials............... 492-505
Teachers ....................546
Sales, Retail & Gross by County 181-320
Saligny, Alphonse de........... 39-40
Salt:
Bolson ....................... 86
Cake........................618
Creek Lake, (See Graham L.)
Creek Oil Field .................611
Creek Prairie, Massacre .........124
Dome(s):
Formation of ...............66, 67
Gypsum in ..................616
Mining of................ 616,618
Oil Discovery, Prodn ........66, 610
Fork:
Brazos River ................. 88
Red River ................... 89
Grasses ......................68
Lakes .......................618
Mines ....................310,618
Palace, Plant ..................310
Prodn., etc............67, 615, 618
Production during Confederacy .... 43
Rock ..... .............618
Saltwater Fish, Fishing:
By Kinds.................... 85-86
Stamp..................80,83
Salute to Flag: Texas, U.S ......... 422
Salzberger, Lee R ................ 57
Sam Bel Maxey House ... 127, 131,260
Sam Houston:
Fort........ 47, 54, 146, 327, 511, 512, 513
Museum ............ ...... 310
Natl. Forest ...... 101,274, 275, 292, 311
State University:
Enrollment, Location etc....... 125,
311,569
Prison Program .............. 488
Work, etc........... 36, 38, 39, 506, 509
Sam Rayburn Res. (See Rayburn)
San Andres Light Horse Company .... 42
San Angelo:
Air Traffic ............. ....... 333
City of ................ 157,305, 306
Economy of ............... 514, 516
Fed. Judicial Dist ............... 482
Fort Concho, Museum ........... 306
Lake (See 0. C. Fisher L.)
Metro. Area......... 135, 136, 138, 525
MHMR Center . ..............490
Sheep, Wool Capital ............. 306
State School ................... 489
Stock Show................ 132, 306
Weather, Tornado....... 112, 115, 122
San Antonio:
Air Force Bases............ 190, 191
Air Traffic ....................333
Alamo...........32, 33, 34, 37-38, 191
Appeals Court .............. 483-484
Capture of, 1842 ................40
Chili Queens .................. 49
City of ................... 190, 191
San Antonio (Cont'd.) Page
College .... ..... ....... . 191,566
Community College
District (See Alamo Community
College Dist. )
Council House Fight .............239
Cultural Activities.......... 577, 578
de Bexar Presido............ 32, 123
de Valerol(Alamo) ..... 32, 33, 34, 37-38
Economy of ................... 516
Fed. Judicial Dist ............... 482
Fiesta ................... 132, 191
Film Commission ...............590
First Hospital.............37
FirstTelephone Exchange ........48
First Water System..............47
Folklife Festival .............132, 191
Health Science Ctr., U.of T........191
HemisFair, Plaza.............54, 191
History ........33, 34, 35, 36-38, 39, 40,
41-42, 47-48, 49, 51, 52
La Villita ..................... 191
Livestock Exposition ............ 191
Metro. Area .........135, 136, 138, 525
MHMR Center ................490
Military Activities in .. . 53, 54, 190, 191
Military Plaza ....... ..........49
Missions, Restoration of ..........52
Missions Natl. Historical
Park .............. 127, 133-134, 191
Population ....................157
River:
Flow, etc ................33, 87-88
River Walk ....................52
Road, Old.............41, 123, 501
Rough Riders Recruited In ........ 49
Seaworld ..................... 191
Siele of ...................... 36
Springs.......................87
State Hospital, School ............ 489
Streetcars, Mule-drawn ........47-48
Symphony Orchestra ............577
Tower of the Americas........... 54
Univ. of Texas Branches ..........191
Weather................... 112, 117
San Augustine: County,
City of .......... 157, 292,461,469
San Benito:
Air Traffic ................ 333, 334
City of .. . . .... . 157,199, 220
San Bernard Wildlife Refuge ..... 82-83
271
Sanctuaries, Wildlife ..............26
(See also Refuges and Management
Areas, Wildlife)
Sand:
And Gravel Prodn ......67, 609, 615, 618
Industrial: Prodn................618
Sandburs ......................69
Sandefer Oil Museum ............299
Sanderson, City of ..........158,304
Sandhill Cranes..................82
Sand Hills Oil Field ..............611
Sandhills State Park Monahans.... 127
131,312, 318
San Diego, City of ........ 158:219:254
Sandlin Lake, State Park ..... 94 125.
130, 206, 226
Sandstone:
Canyon, Indian pictographs ....... 294
Occurrences of, Prodn..... 66, 615, 618
Sandy Creek:
Recreation Area................ 101
Reservoir (See Pinkston Res.)
San Elizario, City of....... 76, 158, 222
San Estaban Lake ................ 94
San Felipe:
DeAustin ................... 35,36
Springs ......................309
San Fernando de Bexar ............33
San Gabriel (San Xavier) Missions... 34
271
Sanger, City of..........158, 216, 217
Sanger Bros. Stores .............. 47
Sanitary Workers: No.,
Salaries ................529, 530
San Jacinto:
Battleground State Park.......89, 127,
131,240
College............... 240,242, 568
County................292, 461, 470
Day ...................104,422
Forest District .................101
Fort.... ..... ..........229
Historical Advisory Bd ........... 503
Knights of Order of............623
Monument .................89, 241
River:
Authority ...................503
Basin, Naming of .............. 89
Veterans, Land Grants to ..... 490,491
San Jose Missions, Natl. Historic
Park ..........33, 34, 127, 131, 133
San Juan:
Capistrano, Mission ........ 33,34, 133
City of ....................158,246
San Leon, City of............158, 229
San Marcos:
Air Force Facility ...............54
Baptist Academy ...............244
San Marcos (Cont'd.) Page
City of....................158,244
Flood .......................114
Natl Fish Hatchery..............84
River, Flow of.................. 88
Southwest Texas State
University .................. 244
Springs....................75,87
San Patricio County ......293, 461,470
San Pedro Springs............. 32, 87
San Saba:
Camp...................... 124
County, City of ........50, 158, 293-294,
461, 470
Mission Santa Cruz de ...........34
Real Presidio de ................272
River.......................272
San Solomon Springs .........76,123
Sansom Park, City of......... 158, 302
Santa Ana Wildlife Refuge ..... 83, 246
Santa Anna:
Antonio Lopez de .........35, 36, 38-39
City of ....................158,205
Peak ......................205
Santa Elena Canyon .....66,76, 87-88
194
Santa Fe:
City of ............. 132, 158, 186, 229
Expedition .................... 127
Santa Rosa:
City of ................ 158,199, 200
Lake......... ..........94
Santo Tomas Mineral District ...... 615
San Xavier Missions ..........34, 273
Saragosa Tornado............... 605
Sarahville de Viesca ............. 35
Sarita, City of .................. 257
Sarpalius, Bill ..................453
Sassafras Festival............... 292
Sasser, Spec. 5 Clarence E.....323,325
Satin Spar..................... 616
Sauer-Beckman House ...........126
Saunders, James G...............57
Saurischians, Sauropods
(Dinosaurs)...................19
Savannah. Post Oak ...........68,69
Savings and Loan:
Associations..................522
Commissioner, Dept.,
State....................503
Insurance Corp., Federal .........522
League ...................... 624
Sawdust, Chips, Prodn ...........100
Sawflies, Pine................97-98
Sawlogs ...................100,539
Saw Mill Trail ..............101,134
Scandium .....................617
Scarborough Faire........... 132, 221
Scenic Drives ......195, 252 274, 283,
284,285,287, 289 291 293
308, 309, 314
Scenic Oaks, City of .........158, 191
Scenic River, Wild and ...........133
Scheelite.....................618
Schertz, City of..... 158,190,191 0207
209,234
Schleicher County .......294, 461,470
Schlitterbahn .................. 208
Schnell, Matteas .................48
Scholastic: Age,
Apportionment ...............546
Scholz Garten................... 48
School(s):
(See also Education)
Administration ...............545
Attendance, Compulsory.......... 51
Boards Assn...................624
Book Depository Bldg............213
Census, First .................. 545
Constitutional Provision:
First.....................545
Development of .............545-547
Districts:
ByCounty ..........548-564
Ethnicity of Population ......548-564
Largest....................545
No., etc ..........545, 547, 548-564
Revenues of ..............548-564
Spending ................ 548-564
Enrollment ................... 547
Food Service Assn ...........624
For Blind, Governing Bd..........494
For Deaf ..................... 495
Free Public ...................44
Fund, Available,
Permanent ..................546
Funding..................546,547
Graduates, No..................547
History.......................51
Integration (See Integration,
School )
Land Board...................499
Lands ........ ......490-491,545
No Pass-No Play Rule ............ 546
Nursing ..........213, 222, 240, 486-487
Of Public Health ................570
Per Capita Cost ................ 546
Permanent Fund ............... 546
Personnel ....................546
Population:
By County, District .........548-564
Ethnic Origins of...........548-564
Numbers ...................546
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