San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-02-16


cline to return rejected communications. F"
luis rule we can make no exception.
Entered at Postofice at San Antonio. Texas,
rs second class matter
tuesday, February 10 1886.
COLDS, better known as influenza, are
much nearer being epidemic than was
smallpox in the city.
The none" experience Of tue whole
hog or none" that Galveston had last
year, does not seem to have taught that
presumptious city by the gulfany whole
some lessons. A second dose may make
more lasting impression, and year
from now Galveston may be satisfied
with its pro ratio appropriation for bar
Dor and river improvements.
Now Is the time TO do the worn in the
parks, and there is certainly enough Of IT
to do in San Antonio. Few cities in the
Union OF its size have more public parks
and plazas and less taken care of and i'm
proved. San Antonio could learn much
from its sister cities in Mexico in the
matter of improving its public grounds,
nOtw outstanding our boosted advance Of
them in civilization.
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hos bnen orgonizod containing tine load.
inc citizens "a Stockholders who will
brtv ont the UesDerian and establish
tir.t-cIsss weekly manor to work for the
host interests oF the community gener-
oUv good sensible mova and one
,bot corId he roIIouo5 with proGt in
MANY or tbe Tavos towrs Mr. Crisn
or,ba hu-rod Wet T.yop i tobo the
oditor
SIhANGtF' happening mo Tue wy
Couhcll Wheh any question ailec'ihS Tue
terests was under discussion. and not
knowing the character of the assembly,
would sunnose that he was in a court of
iustIoe and that the aldermen were at
tornevs some arguing the cIty's case
while others that of the oppositioD. Yet
If ia sunnosed that the aldermen should
ALWAYS have the interests of the civ in
view as against all conflicting interests
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IRE Times oil FRIDAY Said: ASA mat
Ter OF news the lines ucsIres 10 Say
mat Aldermen LOCKWOOD "aII"gher'
Scbre.ner ana fauIy' the alleged 'hold
over members oil the CITY Council nave
not yet resigned. we desire 10 lutlner
add, mat they maven tine remotest luea
ofdoing so-no' not even 10 CRAFTY mat
"a many citizens" A a matter of
news the Times is reference to the Coun-
Gil rrocesdinOs in the L1GuI for MIR.
Panty. position on this subject. MANY
CitIzensr seem 10 be on ton.
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MORRISON 5 proposed tarlh reform OH
only touches carpet wooIs' whicn 10
not enter INFO competition win comes
TIC WOODS ana therefore can De PVT on
the Tree llSt without deirlmeh' 10 ihe
American woo! growing interests e'
secretary Manning 'hlhNlhg 10 make
teh-strlNe LOT 'he appreciation vi "ooi
growers arOi'rarily oFueteu 'he ciass'-
hcatioh Oh these WOODS as me- subject
10 duty oil III cents per pound Inc
assurance that the present Wool '"rih Is
mol 10 NC 'anPeEeu Win WIN ~ ions
way IN restoring Tue cohnoenoe III 'ne
WOOL growing Uueihess lhaI was ios'