San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-07-13

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The Old Vienna restaurant has
changed hands, Aveline & Vending.
proprietOrs. Meals, 80 cents. 7-l3-tf
Grand avenue bridge is completed
and work is being commenced on the
Fourth street bridge.
j. T. Brady's saloon is the resort Of
a large number of the stOckmen about
the hotels on Main plaza nowadays.
The Isabella Home committee meets
tomorrow morning at $3.50, in the parlOr
OF the Maverick hotel, to consider the
constitution and bylaws.
The Turner's were beaten ut Casino
ten pin alley last night 10 points. The
match now stands "hOrse and horse"
Next game at Turner alley.
The sanitary policeman of Ward No
? is wanted in the vicinity Of Commerce
and Navarro streets.
Legion of Honor held meeting last
night and completed arrangements for
their approaching picnic at Muth's
garden.
Mayor pro TEN SGhreiner closed the
contract to-day with Lehr Il Co. to
build the hospital fence at 81 cents per
linear foot.
Deputy Constable Krempkau was
busly engaged this morning writing up
the cOnstable's sales under executions,
to take place August 3.
Travis Assembly X. Of l.. meets to-
night. The board OF trustees will have
an interesting report to present to the
meeting tonight.
Tomorrow evening at Casino hall
the celebration of the fall OF the French
Bastile will be duly celebrated at Casino
hall by ball, banquet and concert.
The rite OF baptism was admin
istered Sunday evening by Rev. j. j..
Maurer at the river bank. He is the
pastor of the Baptist church near the
Sunset depot.
A camp meeting will begin next
Friday. one mile from Lyle station.
which Will continue for two weeks. A
large party Of San Antonians expect to
visit the meeting next Sunday.
Mr.. James Burns. recently reported
| by an evening contemporary as having
been killed at Hot Springs, Ark, has
returned to this city and does not look
much like dead man.
| The street commissioners force was
engaged yesterday first in graveling
Main street, second, plOughing and
grading Medina street, third, hauling
| lnmber for repairs OF Fourth street
bridge, fourth, repairing Grand avenue
bridge.
"A prominent citizen who spent his
| Sunday on the Medina, says that the
corn crops around there are completely
lost, and the cotton crop is exceedingly
doubtful. The storms and the drought
are responsible for these bad results.
Thursday last fight occurred on
the Sunset railway track between the
depot and East Commerce street, be-
tween Carrie and Mary, two foolish little
girls who are in love with the same fell
| low.
A new Winchester rifle. suit Of
clothing, h six-shOoter and other articles
were stolen from j. A. Daugherty's
ranch on the RosiIlo creek last Friday,
supposed to have been the work Of two
negroes. Two horses have been stolen
from near this ranch.
The Belknaps put up fine drill on
Alamo plaza yesterday at p. m. Cap
tain Rote would rather take his men out
| of town TO drill, where he can drill them
much better, he thinks.
Was it accidentally, on purpose,
| that the Express failed to note the
LIGHTS subscription in the list OF rail-
road subscribers published in its issue
ofthIs morning?
The friends Of DR.. K. Bennett will be
glad to learn that he returned home last
evening from St. Louis hale and hearty.
The doctor is much pleased with his
trip.
N Emerson wr;tten IN - on;s
saving he arrived there safely No viii
remoin there a short time and Co.'s
from there IN Denver and other Colo
RADIO noints
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1--WE , wiz ,ad anu woo .S ci ha. Oh WI,
night and slept off their drunk. Wilson
Is prohibition county and this Ia a
good recommendation for her.
youno yomon from, ,b. Sohi,oI
romas RIn5 wa. cont 70 III. no,,ntn
noorbouse this mornina She "a snffar-
mo from insanity and h.r no,har 90
on1nonjod hor 90 ,ba ,oorh go - 80
for her.
-Jerrv Kaip in tho oourtv ;oi for
sw;pdiiDg the raiIrooSar0 on thss haritn
ractet wss beaten hy CIis Col sar-
fenced tor twentTusys rears t 0oT n,,- Sen
in the county isiI iest sunday Ierry
was making rrmarGs about some ~
Cooks friends. " ' '''' VI
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waterworks company to tear away the
ridge left by putting down the big mains
in front of his store; saw his business
was suffering thereby, and had the dirt
carted away at his own expense.
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