The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-02
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LOCAL DOTS.
-Cucumbers are in market.
Rain is wanted in the country,
New hay is in the market in abundance.
The police have come out in summer hats.
The election for the tax comes off next
Monday.
The wood block pavement is generally
talked OF.
To-day is the regular meeting Of the city
council.
"A Scotchman named Briggs, died on Sun
day of heart disease.
The Garfield fund has reached SIS, and
that sum has been RENTED by the mayor.
The examination of Kapian is set for
Saturday next at 10 o'clock.
WIN. Rowley, arrested for the theft of
pistol, is said to be the brother of Robert Row.
ley who died in Jail.
If you want to make the Times" man
mad, tear down his sign. 1t is mean trick,
to say the least of it.
Mary Luber, a little German girl, was
killed by street Car in Galveston during the
Maifest.
Every citizen who has child in the public
schools should 60 to the polls on Monday and
vote for the school tax.
MIR. Strive, the genial proprietor Of
Strives Hall, is, we are sorry to say confined
to his bed by bad attack Of fever.
The case of John Wilkes VS.. Amelia Pei
letone, suit on claim bond, was ended this
morning by dismissal, at the plaintiff request.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Monch, Miss Carrie
MOnch, and remainder of the family, leave
San Antonio in few days to settle in Cali
fOrnia.
John Davis, who stole a bag of dollars
by the sheriff Of Webb county, and he now
awaits the arrival of our sheriff.
Our local visited Kaplan in Jail this morn
ing. The accused denies any intention Of en-
bezzlement, and declares that he can satisfac-
torily account for all money passing through
his hands.
Clement Bustllo, who died on the 2oth
ult was Texas veteran. He was engaged
in the Texas-Mexican war under Col. Seguln,
in the campaign Of 1885.
1T is not an unusual sight to see promi
nent citizen visiting the early market and re-
turning home with q FIVE cent soup bunch in
his basket, and IS cents cocktail inside Of
himself.
Julian Velasquez was charged before JUS
kSno Al thic ,n,;kb
Clemencia Chaveria. He waived examination
and was placed under $2so bond to appear
before the grand jury.
Justice Adam last evening married P, ].
Reimbold to Kettle Leopold, at the residence
of Leonard Petrich, on Market street. The
happy pair 60 to San Geronimo, where they
have purchased farm.
Anderson Moss was arrested last night
and jailed, for the seduction Of Mary Small
wood. This morning he is anxious to marry
the girl, and it is expected that his marriage
and consequent release will take place to-
night.
Mr.. Hopwood complains that he applied
for English papers at the postoffice, and has
have done, owing to the careleSSneSS on part
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County Commissioner Hoeffline was the
only negative vote on the proposition to build
the court house. Mr.. H. does not see where
the moneys to come from and favorS post.
ponement.
County Commissioner Ochse says that
the tax levied for repairs of the court house
will be sufficient to meet the bond loan to
build the new court house; that there will be
no increase of taxes.
MIR. H. E. Lawrence, of the Mortified,
Minnesota, News, who spent some weeks in
our city during the winter, has contributed
some interesting letters about San Antonio to
his paper.
The usual meeting of the San Antonio
Mechanics and Working Mems Union was
held last evening in Strives Hall under the
presidency of Theron Vail, but no business of
public interest was transacted.
Mr.. F. LeMin complains that letter sent
him from Menard county, Of value to him, ID
missing and he can get no satisfaction from
the pOstoffice. He has received one letter
from his brother stating that he had written
some days before. 1t maybe that some one
has taken the letter out under mistake, Il SO
they will please re-deliver it to the POstofice.
Yesterday boy. who gave the name of
EdmOndS, was endeaVoring to pawn some
ox-bOws, when he was recognized as William
,Rowley, who had pawned pistol on the day
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