San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-23
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eases. Established in Dallas since
1884. Will be in the city at 245 West
Commerce street, opposite the West
ern Union Telegraph office until jan
uary 20, 1889. l2-29-lm
Morris & Bro. will move into their
new building about February 1st, and
to save trouble in moving, will sell q
large line of clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at greatly reduced
prices. l-l7-u
How will the prohibition vote go?
Not for Callaghan, at least. Parson
Sutherland should be remembered.
The San Pedro club of today is
not the San Pedro club of former
days. The anti-Cassiano people have
all left it's ranks and only the name
remains for the Decentralization
people to use as political capital.
Strong Mexican clubs who will
support Mr.. French, are becoming
numerous west of the San Pedro.
The immigration movement has
never been helped along by the Cal
laghan administration, yet the secre-
tary seems to think so and is in favor
of the third term.
The Administration San Pedro
club will meet tomorrow night at
Pierroni's hall, on San Saba street.
Mayor" French is what he is al
ready called by great number of his
friends.
The fire department will not GO
solid for Callaghan by any means.
Fire company No. l has had hard
time getting money due from the city,
and SO has No. 2.
Fire company No. 2 need not
thank the mayor for their new hose
truck. 1t is the property of the COM
pany.
"A greater number Of the police
and other city officers are very busy
now electioneering for the present
city administration.
1.-THE Gold Mine of Texas" the
Washington theatre, is giving fine
show this week.
The present Alcalde has secured
the services of the variety performers
to electioneer and sing hispraises.
Two elegant, furnished rooms TO
let, five minutes walk from post Of
flee. No. 25 Rusk street. 1-23-2t
The LIGHT has received an invi-
tation to soiree to be given by Prof.
and Mrs. Whitehead at their dancing
academy next Friday night. This
will be their closing soiree.
The Denver delegation of repre-
sentative men and the National Edi-
torial association were totally ignored
by the mayor, who did not even offer
them the freedom of the city. That is
the progress and improvement he is
in favor of.
january opened we'll for there
were only 10 meals for prisoners in the
bat cave on the 1st, End and 3rd of
that month but by the 10th the num-
Der had increased to 81. Today 81
meals were supplied.
-Nothwithstandin the adverse
statements, George Caen says that
the petroleum spots in the river come
from assures in the river, not from
drainage, and he certainly gives good
reasons for bis faith.
1t is stated that Miss Phosa Nc
Allister who recently played Chico
dora" at the Grand opera house, will
shortly be married to Mr.. Harry Duff
field, who, under Mr.. Harry Ken
nedy, manages the Lights and
Shadows of a Great City; company
and was recently here with his COM
pany.
The Colored Independent club
and Messrs. Edward Dwyer and w.
La1l To- Il NffS
cially notified them of their selection
by the club as candidates for the
offices of mayor, recorder and street
commissioner respectively.
One of the society young men
who recently left San Antonio for an
other city left all his friends in the
lurch for a number of small loans and
other debts. Strange to say, some of
these debts were owed to saloons for
drinks.
The "Magic Talisman" which APP
pears at the opera house tomorrow
night is q strictly first class Panto-
mime, which will be particularly APP
preciated by the ladies and children.
Regular Thursday evening prom
enade concert occurs tomorrow night
at the Menger hotel.
The streets are in bad condition,
being full Of holes and ruts, and yet
Street Commissioner Campbell can
not get at the city gravel pits to get
gravel because they are under the
charge of the city engineer who has
been made street commissioner by the
mayor against the expressed will of
the people who elected Mr.. Campbell.
There are about fifty applicants