The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-10-02
RAYS OF LIGHT.
Gathered by Reporters on Their
Tours Through Town.

The Turner hook and ladder drill
occurs next Wednesday.
The physicians are not very busy
now. The city Is very healthy.
Circus bill boards are being erected
In this city for Sells Bros circus.
"A foot ball club Is being talked OF,
to be organized for the coming winter
The branches OF trees overhanging
North Flores street have been trimmed.
Mr.. Jack Labatt has just been pre-
scented with n fine fowllng piece by
friend.
Hereafter the City Council will con-
vene ut 1880 o'clock on Monday after
noon.
"A new house is being erected on
North Flores street, next to Mr.. Hurd's
residence.
The Spanish dance has been post
poned on account Of the illness Of MIR. j.
i. Cassiano.
A new time card is being prepared
by the Sunset officials, and will soon be
promulgated.
One hundred and twenty-five law
breakers were fined by Recorder Gala
CHAN during September.
City Attorney Newton says Shar-
deln Is to be our next Sheriff. That will
will be satisfactory to everybody. -
Wesley Ogden and G. ii. Clifford
were the only "kickers" at last nights
meeting Of the Committee Of 100.
LOADED cigars are fashionable about
the court house now; one young lawyer
has box full, which he Is very liberal
with.
"A little fight occurred last night at
the st. Leonard hotel, between l.. ID.
Smith. the night clerk, and officer
George Gleason.
-Gypsies-tall gypsies, short gypsles,
old gypsies, young gypsies, pretty gyp-
sizes, but no ugly gypsies. at Central
garden Tuesday.
Our merchants and brokers say the
money market Is u little easier, and there
Ii much more confidence after than be-
fore the recent rains.
DIR. X. l.. Graves reports receiving n
letter from Mr.. W. II. Mason, Mt Hot
Springs, In which he is said to be recov-
erng from his sickness.
-"No man fears men, nor women
either, when in the shape of the lovely
Gypsy maids at Central garden Tuesday
afternoon aud evening.
-"Wouldst thou be a happy liver?
let the past be past forever" and ask the
blooming gypsy maid concerning your
future. Central garden, Tuesday.
"A building permit was taken out
this morning by G.. Rodriguez TO erect
n dwelling house on the north side OF
San Fernando street, Mt n cost Of $50.
Lee Sam was fined S25 by Jury
this morning for keeping an opium den.
Notice OF appeal was given. The case
occupied nearly all the session OF the
court to-day.
Mr.. Harry Baum presented Il LIGHT
man with fine sample Of his pure Ha-
vana cigars. Ii was loaded. and IL Is
fair to suppose that this is the only
brand Harry keeps.
County Physician Graves reports
that during the past month he has
treated 60 patients In the poor house,
and only one of these died, Henry Mills,
who starved himself to death.
Several of our wool men have re-
ceived kilograms from the Eastern
markets that their clips Of wool have
been sold at good figures, and this will
bring some money to our city.
Go to the auction sale of Hosack Il
Newton lat No.30I East Commerce street,
on Friday, October 3, 1884, If you want
bargains In good walnut furniture, din
ing room and kitchen outfits, and oil
paintings. Sale at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
Captain Hosack honored us with a
call this morning on his return from
Wichita Falls, where he attended the
anniversary Of that place. He reports
fine crops, fine rains. fine grass, fat cat
tie and prosperous future for that sec
tlon Of State.
"A gentleman OF our city complains
bitterly Of the telephone service between
here and Fort Concho. He sent tele-
phone dispatch to II party there last
Sunday and has not yet received an
answer or satisfactory explanation
from the telephone officers.