September 1991 Issue
Features

The Texas 100
A fresh look at the state’s rich reveals that their fortunes continue to climb.

Who Says One Man Can’t Change The World?
And now, speaking for the poor and downtrodden, Ernie Cortes.
Reporter
Jail for Sale
Own a piece of history and get in on the ground floor of the booming penal-corrections-facilities industry.
Columns
Blues in the Night
Adán Hernandez’s art career was going nowhere. Then Hollywood arrived to make him a star.
New Ball Game
Introducing the Wild West Conference, the ideal league for Longhorn and Aggie football.

State Fare: Tortilla-Wrapped Fish
Austin’s beau monde has had a serious crush on Jeffrey’s (1204 West Lynn, Austin) ever since the intimate, unpretentious restaurant opened in 1975. This standard-setting establishment takes a maverick approach to gourmet dining: Executive chef Raymond Tatum, a self-taught cook with a rebel streak, specializes in improvising provocative Southwestern fare
Miscellany
Sales Pitcher
Whenever sports–souvenir companies look at Rangers ace Nolan Ryan, they see dollar signs.