Kerrvillebr/Kerr County, Texasbr/30 02.783' N 99 08.368' Wbr/Directions: Start at the intersection of Earl Garrett Street and Main Street. The marker is on the southeast corner of the intersection.br/ br/Text: The quot;Kerrville Mountain Sunquot; can trace its history to an 1870s publication known as quot;The Frontiersman.quot; Later called quot;The News,quot; quot;The Eye,quot; and quot;The Paper,quot; the quot;Mountain Sunquot; was given its current name by J. E. Grinstead after he purchased the newspaper in 1898. An adventurer, writer, and early photographer, Grinstead sold the quot;Mountain Sunquot; in 1917. In 1919 it came under the full ownership of brothers W. A. and Clarence Salter. Over the years, the quot;Kerrville Mountain Sunquot; has provided a significant service to the citizens of Kerrville. Incise on base: Wife, son, grandson of W. A. Salter have continued ownership