San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-07-09

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left for California. Another lady has
taken charge and will run the place,
beginning next week.
The county assessor has been
authorized by the county court to
rent couple of rooms from L. j. De-
vine In which to compile his rolls,
and the sum of S25 per month was
appropriated for that object.
The fine lunch and champagne
punch set out at the L. q q. n. ticket
office this morning in honor of opening
the new Office, was prepared by that
prince of caterers, Billy Reuter-.
Mr.. Sim Hart, the enterprising
cigar man, has consented to superin-
tend the drawing of the distribution
of prizes to be given to the subscribers
of the LIGHT on August 3rd.
The friends and patrons of the I.
& G.. n. ticket office were treated to
an elegant lunch and champagne
punch by the gentlemanly agents in
charge this morning.
The county commissioners and Judge
this morning read the report of the
last grand jury and discussed it in
session. Afterwards it was marked
received and filed for future action"
John Sodrok and Charley Unick,
two Poles, were arrested to day on a
charge of theft of goods from the store
of Anton Halamuda, on East CON-
merce street. The affidavit was
made before Justice McAllister.
Il mend and make and will take
old IN, avnhonra onI oon coll aith q
buggy or a carriage for as little money
as any one in the state. MICHAEL
PIGOTT's carriage shop, corner Hous-
ton and Soledad streets. 7-9-1m
A dog on Kingsbury street, sup
posed to be rabid, is complained of
and the police have been notified.
The dog has been shot and wounded
by some one and should be killed
anyhow, to relieve its sufferings.
The department military shoot
will commence in San An tonic at the
military target range August 9Th. A
number of special prizes will be offer
ed by the citizens.
Mr.. w. Frederick has secured a
permit TO build fine 2-story brick
store on the south side of Crockett
street, Sixth ward, to cost $3.50.
Visitors leaving San Antonio to-
morrow afternoon arrive at Rockport
in time to witness the grand Pyro-
technic display, which takes place
from the boats in the Bay. This will
be one of the most attractive and in
teresting sights ever seen in Texas.
7-9-1t.
One of the most novel and attract
i've sights ever seen will be witness
ed at Rockport tomorrow night. No
expense has been spared to make it
so. Everybody should 60. 7-9-lt
Mr.. c. C. Ellis, formerly under
taker for Carter & Mutually, this city,
now in business in Laredo, was mar
ried in Laredo last Sunday. to Miss
Cora Smith, formerly of 240 Soledad
street, this city. Ellis seems as hap
py..as it is the privilege of mortals to
. AT A. Kahn's children French
ribbed and fast colors black hose, 20
cents pair. 6-15-tf
superintendent Freeman has tele-
Srdpueu washington asking GnaU
work on the new government
building be suspended until it
has been officially inspected. This
action gives color to the report that a
change was made in the superintend-
ency on account of complaints filed
against its construction, and not on
account of politics.
The condition of the ice man,
Jack Cohen, is the same today as yes
terday.
Sunday night an attempt was made
to rob No. 101, Claude Ouva's house.
A burglar climbed up the front gal
lery and attempted to enter one of the
rooms. where it is supposed he hoped
to find $50 belonging to a man he
knew was there. The attempt failed.