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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
PASADENA.
News and Personal Notes from the
Valleys Crown.

Valleys Crown.
The Nationalist club will listen to an
address on Sunday afternoon in the Uni
versalist church, by Mrs. Charlotte Per-
kins Stetson. Her subject will be "Na-
tionalism and True Virtue"
The grading on Pasadena avenue
south of Colorado street, is being pushed
to completion with all possible dispatch.
The majority petition of property own
ers on Colorado street, asking that the
street be paved, will be presented to the
Council today. There is strong prob
ability that this effort to improve the
main business street will be successful.
Owing to business misunderstanding
between the owner of the Carlton and
the proprietors of the restaurant in that
hotel, the popular eating place so sue
cessfully conducted by Mr.. Manter, will
probably close on the 1st of December
Assistant Bishop Nichols has been
kept on the go since his arrival here yes
terday morning. The morning was
spent sightseeing, and in the afternoon
Rev. Nichols addressed missionary
meeting, held by the ladies of All Saints
church. His subject was Missionary
Work. A beautiful picture of a battle
scene was presented to John F. Godfrey
post, G. A. R., by the Woman's Relief
corps, at the banquet rendered by them
to the post on Thursday night.
The ladies of the First Congregational
church netted $3.50 at the corn festival
on Wednesday.
The overland train was three hours
late yesterday.
The quarterly meeting of the Friends
church of Southern California will be
held today.
The Tennis club will hold tourna-
ment on Thanksgiving day, which prom
ises to be OF great interest to lovers Of
the game. The Carter brothers and Miss
Carter will probably take part.
Bishop Nichols will conduct the
services at the Church of the Angels,
Garvanza, tomorrow afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
Orange Lands For All!

THE sEMETROPIC
of their in
California.
arranging districts under Wright Irrigation Act" and
selling
8 and
perc
lands lie four miles Bnao Coln the
Southern Riverside
Riverside and almost entirely free
andh are:
ExGovERNoR SAM'L MERRILL President
H. Vice-President.
F.C.
j. L.
M 1872 Spring of the
letter. 109H
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
WOODS ILLUSION.
Sent to Stockton Because He Believes
Himself Electrified.

himself EleCtrihed.
John Wood, 4S years Of age, a farmer
of Norwalk, was examined for insanity
yesterday in department four. Wood,
who is native of Georgia, showed signs
indicating that his mind was deranged
about three days ago. He is subject to
epileptic fits, which he has had since
his arrival in California, twenty years
ago. At the time that insanity declared
itself he attacked his brother, E. d.
Wood, with board. His delusions are
that he has been charged with cleo
tricity and that some people are trying
to harm him. After each attack OF
epilepsy Woods mind would wander for
a time. AS the malady made progress
the attacks of epilepsy would gradually
grow shorter and those of insanity
longer, and in that condition ne is very
violent and dangerous. Wood was
ordered committed to the Stockton
insane asylum. He will be taken north
by Deputy Sheriff Wray today.
California Vinegar and Pickle Works,
Telephone No. 359,
Removed to 555 Banning ttreet, opposite soap
factory, near Alameda and First streets, one
half block from electric light works.
Drifted Snow Flour,
Rightly named, at Seymour g. Johnson Cos.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recommendations Made Yesterday by
the Board.

the Board.
AT the regular weekly meeting of the
board of public works held yesterday
morning, the following report was
adopted for presentation to the council
on Monday:
Recommend that Mayview avenue be
put in proper condition, at the expense
OF the contractor.
Recommend that proceedings in the
proposed grading of Main street, between
Pico and Fourteenth streets, be sus-
pended.
Recommend that Sanchez street be
macadamized with porphyry.
Recommend that all proceedings in
the opening of Georgia Bell street be
discontinued until such time as the
property holders ask to have the block
between Tenth and Eleventh streets put
on line with the street at both ends of
said block.
Recommend that Collado street, from
First street to point 1140 feet south,
be side-walked with asphalt.
Recommend that Mr.. Foy be instructed
to proceed at once with his work of lay
ing sidewalk in front of his property
on the west side of Pearl street, from
Seventh to Orange.
Recommend that the opening of
Primrose avenue be indefinitely post
poned.
Recommend that an ordinance of in
tention to open Maple avenue. between
Twelfth and Pico streets, be passed.
The board calls attention to
the fact that portions of Sixth
and Wall streets and Lucas avenue are
being destroyed for lack of sprinkling.
Recommend the matter be attended to
by the health department.
Recommend that an amended fran
chise, as prayed for, be granted the
Main-street and Agricultural Park Rail
road company.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
NEW SUITS.
If there Were no Courts Many People
Would Be Unhappy.

Alice G. Williams and Henry L..
Williams brought suit yesterday in the
sur erior court against James Fulton and
IL heila Fulton, to quiet title to tract
G la0d noa venth street.
1he 'aehq B2U sues Susan Carter
et ai Be fcr hose : mortgage for
$iy.Mi06 nierna. heyaun and $3.50
counsel fees
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
COLMAN CLEARED.
He Did Not Vote in Wrong Precinct
With Guilty knowledge.

With Guilty knowledge.
J. R. Colman, arrested on complaint
of Edward E. Lemhardt, United States
supervisor of election for the thirty-sec-
ond precinct in this city, on the charge
of having voted there when he was not
entitled to it, came up for examination
yesterday afternoon before United States
Commissioner Van Dyke. The evidence
showed that up to September the de-
fendant had resided in the precinct,
where he still boarded and received his
mail. Colman claimed that he believed
the thirty-second precinct was his voting
precinct. 1t could not be proved that
he had voted anywhere else, and as no
guilty intent could be shown, the COM
missioner discharged the defendant and
dimissed the complaint.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Six Happy People Make Three Pairs
or Will.
Licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons:
Gregorio Romero, "a, California, and
Carmen Nunez, 20, California, both resi-
dents of Ivanhoe.
Gregorio Sanset, 80, Spain, of San
Gabriel, and Florencia Macotela, 81,
Mexico, residing at Alhambra.
Edward w. Kinney, 20, California,
and Annie B. Cohn. 10, Illinois, both
residents of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
NATURALIZATIONS.

Five Men Renounce Allegiance to the
Sovereign of Their Native Country.
Judge Mckinley yesterday natural
lied Erik Gustaf Lunquist of Sweden,
Jacob and Morgan Griffith, natives of
Sweden, Louis Mascolo, a native of Italy
and Frank A. Schulz of Germany.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
HONEY AND MONEY.
The Meeting of the Southern California.
BeekeeperS' Association.

The Southern California Beekeepers'
association, comprising within its juris-
diction the counties of Kern, Los An
geles, Orange, Santa Barbara, San Diego
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15

Brooks, T.. iog tyt44 baaAee dn
on promisssa note
T. J. Davis pe.l, a oi al-
ministration to the estate. 8lGgd sa
$6500, of Caroline M. Davis, deceased
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15
Remarkable Facts.

Heart disease is usually supposed to be incur
able, but when properly treated a large proper
tion of cases can be cured. Thus Mrs. Elmira
Hatch of Elkhart Ind, and Mrs. Mary L.
ing 20 years. S, C. Linburger, druggist at San
Jose, ILL.,, says that Dr. Miles Heart Cure, which
cured the former, "worb ed wonders for his
wife" Levi Logan, of Buchanan, Mich who
had heart disease for 80 years, says two bottles
made him "feel like new mail" Dr.. Miles's
New Heart Cure is sold and guaranteed by r.
w. Ellis & Co. Book of wonderful testimonials
free.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-15

HEATH & MILLIGAN Prepared Paint al
SERVER Quinn, LAG s. Main street.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

J. A. Mckay, of Rockport, is in
town.
c. A. Potter, of Dallas, is here on
business.
]. w. Fuller, of Wills Point, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
r. III. Hefley, well-known drug
gist of Bolton, is in the city.
Lawyer w. Showalter of Laredo, is
among the visitors to the Alamo City.
Sheriff Moore, of Kerrville, is in the
ed city.
Mr.. Newt. NJ. Smith has returned
from Arkansas.
W. Showalter, Esq, of Laredo, is in
S5he city.
DIR. Cross has returned from Corpus
Christi.
&c. Womach, citizen of Elmen-
dorf, is in town today.
James P. Newcomb leaves for San
Diego this afternoon on business.
Felix Schram, New Orleans drum
mer, is in town.
P. P. Chasteen and wife, of Austin,
are in the city.
F. o. Skidmore and o. S. Skidmore
are in the city from Skidmore station.
M. F. Mott, one of Galveston's cit.
liens, was here yesterday.
T. Fl. Franklin, esq, has gone to
Louisiana.
Mr.. H. S. Tom, the we'll known
Floresville stockman, is in the city
again.
G. B. Estes, the deputy L. S. Mar
shall of Del RIO arrived in town this
morning.
Dan A. Wood and Willis Gresham,
both citizens OfHempstead, are in the
city today.
S. A. Brown, president of the Texas
Travelling mems association, was in
the city yesterday,
H. McCandle8, a railroad man of
Galveston is stopping over in the
city.
r. G. Hawkins, well-to-do hard
ware merchant of HillsbOrO, is in the
city today.
Sheriff A. Bodeman, of Kendall
county was among the arrivals yes
terday.
S. Abney, Miss Jennie Abuey and
Mrs. Sallie White, of Floresville, are
visitors to this city.
Messrs. l.. n. Hofer and Fred ALI
noch, of Victoria, who have been
spending a few weeks in Mexico, ar
rived yesterday on their way home.
Capt. James Angus left today via
the L. q G. n. for st. Louis, where he
will spend the balance of the summer.
He expects to return to San Antonio
in October.
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AuCrIoM NOTICE..

Messrs. Carter & Mullaly will sell
a large lot of unclaimed packages
trunks, etc, at the auction rooms OF
John H. Bolton, ,, a, 6 and 8 West
Houston street, Saturday, July 26,
1890, at 10 o'clock a. M, unless charges
are paid before day of sale. For par
ticulars see notices containing de-
scrlption of packages, posted In com
pliance with law at the Post-ot1ice,
County Courthouse, Auction Rooms
and Transfer Office, all in the City of
San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas,
where said goods now are.
CARTER & MULLALY,
June %, 1890.
6-26-1t-w st JOHN II. BOLTON,
Auctioneer,
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Maverick Rifles Flag.

The young lady friends of the Nav
erick Rifles, at complimentary hop
given this company at the Casino
hall last night, presented the COM
pany with beautiful new flag, which
was quite surprise to the members.
Miss Estelle Stapp presented the flag
in neat speech, which was received
by First Lieutenant Chas. Norton,
who thanked the ladies for this token
OF their appreciation.
A hop was then begun and q pleas
ant ohe 1t was. There was q large
number of young ladies and gentle
men present.
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REAL ESTATE.

Deals and the Prices They Bring.
Agapito Alvarez and wife to Grace
G. Hilton. lot Z, block S, city lot 1873,
Prospect Hill, SIS.
VIM. Herpel to VIM. Kline, lot /,
block 8, city lot 8, Government Hill,
5000.
F. w. Forter and wife 10 Emil
Meyer, San Fernando street, 200.
Sam Maverick to Mary B. LeRvell,
part Of lots ! and 2, block 6, city lot
$50, West Houston street, 5000.
J. g. McCOnOghy and wife to VIM
DObrowolski and Ben KiOlbassa, lot
IS, block ., Avenue b, 500.
n. NJ. NJ. Smith to +. B. Chandler
lot on Maverick street, 81 ,25O.
Chas. f. Sauer and wife to Otto
ZirkeI, lots 8 and 10, block l, Pine
street, 81 $50.
Sam Maverick to IN. Rose thorough
lots Z, s, 8, 10, block 8, city lot 100,
Prospect Hill, $3.50.
Geo. NJ. Nicholson to H. Nicholson,
lots Z, s, 8, 10, block "a, city lot IS,
Prospect Hill, 81 400.
H. Nicholson to J. NJ. Roseborough
same property, $1475.
Geo. Reuter- to VIM. Reuter-, block
:, city lot 2, r. 2, d., SO.
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RAIL ROAD ITEMS.

Some six or seven Southern Pacific
specials are expected in today.
Mr.. r. w. Andrews, of the Arkansas
Pass, leaves tomorrow on a trip to
California.
Rush H. Barnes, general passenger
agent Of the Mississippi Valley rail-
road, was in town yesterday.
A. G. Cooper, of the Arkansas Pass
railway, came in from Waco yester-
day.
The railroad boys are no exception
to that class of people who are glad to
see it rain.
Mr.. John Garner, of the I. and G.
n. freight office force, went to Taylor
on visit last Sunday.
Several English tourists passed
through to Mexico over the Sunset
route yesterday.
w. P. Siddons, superintendent of
the car department of the I. and g..
N. system, was in town yesterday.
Col. Tom McCandless, travelling
passenger agent on the Southern Pa
cific is in the city from Houston.
Ex.Gov. John Ireland and Gally
Newton lett over the I. & G.. n. road
for Chicago and New York, yesterday.
Capt. Chas. Schreiner and Aug.
Faltin have sued President Lott of
Arkansas for the recovery of some
S37 900 worth of bonds, in Judge Moo
mans court.
Mayor Conner, of Dallas, and
party of ladies and gentlemen passed
through yesterday on their way to
RockpOrt.
d. J. Price, assistant general pas
senger agent of the I. & G. n. at Pal
estine, was in the city yesterday af-
ternoon.
The International shipped fifteen
carloads of hogs from Kansas City to
Mexico the other day and number
of trsinloads of these greasy porkers
are still on the road.
The rail road men report plenty of
coal coming in from the In dian terri
tory, which shows that the San An
tonic people are laying up a large
stock of it for the coming winter.
Train time sees great many dis
appointed travellers on the green
line who get as far as Military plaza
and are then told that the cars 60 no
farther. Their failing to inquire at
the hotel about the matter generally
costs them good long walk.
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Building Permits.

. P. Kleid, addition, eth ward.
ALI. Persch, stable, 7th ward.
Jas. Applewhite, dwelling, 18th
ward.
A. G. Perez, dwelling, 1st ward.
Jos. Keller, dwelling, 1st ward.
Mary NJ. Johnston, dwelling, 5th
ward.
Mary NJ. Johnston, stable and shed,
9TH ward.
r. Maurer, dwelling, 9Th ward.
r. Maurer, shed, 9th ward.
II. w. Miller, store, 7th ward.
- Hardenstein, dwelling, 9TH ward.
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Pythian Sisters Installed.

There was goodly attendance of
Knights of Pythias and their ladies at
the installation of officers of the Pyth-
ian Sisters lodge last night, and the
following officers were installed:
Past Chief-Mrs. Lizzie Hadley.
Excellent Chief-Mrs. Bessie Street.
Senior of Temple-Mrs. H. FL. He'll
igmann.
Junior of Temple-Mrs. G. Varnay.
Manager of Temple-Mrs. Lizzie
Carly.
Protector-Mrs Meyers.
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BRIEF MENTION.

French schoolboys wear uniforms,
and every institution of learning has
its distinctive dress.
Anumber of wealthy Chicago He
brews have subscribed $27 900 toward
the proposed Baptist University.
Georges Hugo, grandson of Victor
Hugo, was recently buncoed out of
$50, 900, the basis Of the transaction
being a played out stone quarry.
During June there were shipped to
the east from Los Angeles, Cal, 125
carloads of cabbages and 225 carloads
of new potatoes, most of which pro-
duce was raised by Chinese.
Abram s. Hewitt is seriously ill in
Europe, and il is thought that he will
not recover, as he has been falling for
some time past. When he left for
Europe he was under physicians
orders to take long rest.
The Nizam of Hyderabad recently
purchased III Madras q magnificent
diamond for 10000 rupees, known as
the Gordon-Ore diamond. 1t is said
to be the best, purest and most bril-
liant stone known to connoisseurs.
Poundkeeper Finn, of New York,
estimates the dog population of that
city at from $4,000 to 10000. During
the past year the dog catchers caught
7,46S dogs, 300 of which were redeem
ed by their owners paying So fine, the
remainder being asphyxiated.
On June % the monument of Count
Todleben, commander of the armysin
the Crimean war, was unveiled in Sc
bastopol with imposing ceremonies.
Delegations from the principal regi-
ments as we'll as represen tatives of
many governments of the empire
were present.
1t is told of Gen. Grant that he
wanted to appoint Corporal Tanner
chief justice of territory in which a
vacancy existed. He sent the Corpo-
raj to Attorney General Hoar with a
request to be commissioned, but the
latter official concluded that Tanner
was not the material out of which
chief justices are made, and he sue
ceeded In talking the president out of
the notion.
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Probate Court.


Orders were issued in this court
yesterday as follows:
Estate Antonla CastillianO, minor,
NicOlasa Estrada appointed guardian,
bond 500.
Estate A. NJ. and a. NJ. Krisch, mi
nOrs, Elizabeth Krisch appointed
guardian, bond of $4,000. and L..
Moke, F. Jagge and J. Webb appoint
ed appraisers.
Estate Annie H. and NJ. NJ. Iversen,
guardian authorized to sell property.
Estate John Bergstrom, minor,
guardian authorized to sell real
estate.
Estate of NJ. E. and f. Allen, L. w.
Allen appointed guardian, bond of
$4,000, and J. G. Berrey, w. w.
Boone aud c. NJ. Barnes appointed
appraisers.
Estate Anna Allen, last will and
testament admitted to probate l.. w.
Allen appointed executrix, without
bond, and J. G. Berry, w. w. Boone
and C. M. Barnes appointed apprais-
ers.
Estate Jose Talamantes, last will
| and testament, admitted F. M. Tai
amantes appointed executrix without
bond. G. Villemain, A. P. Rivas and
Juan E. Barrera appraisers.
Estate George Cosper; F. w. Steven.
son appointed administrator, bond Of
$4,000. H. S. Groesbeck, J. 9. Berrey
and w. w. Boone appointed apprais'
| ers.
Estate A. Rahm, deceased, claims
of Adam Rahm, Jr., and VIM. l.
Funk approved.
Estate Julia B. Williams, claim o
John H. Cox, approved.
Estate w. G. Adams, administra
trix authorized to sell real estate.
Estate Albert Schmidt, last will
and testament admitted; AlDertint
Schmidt appointed executrix withou
bond. Albert Schmidt, ArthU
Schmidt and q. s. Noyes appointed
appraisers.
Estate of Aug. Heiligmann, las
will admitted to probate and T. H
Abbott and VIM. Heiligmann ap
pointed executors without bond. JohI
Bosshardt, John J. Poessman anC
VIM. Hiener appointed appraisers.
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TEXAS STATE NEWS.
SELECTED FROM OUR EXCHANGES
AND STATE SPECIALS.

AND STATE SPECIALS.
The smallpox scare at Del Rio has
about su bsided.
Around Sherman the stock ponds
are drying up.
Seymour, Baylor county, has incor-
porated for school purposes.
Bilious fever is raging at Love-
lady.
Three Mexicans are reported shot
and killed at Hutto.
New Braunfels, Kyle, Uvalde and
Seguin report rain.
Hon. R. NJ. Hall withdraws from
the gubernatorial race.
Navasota will be the county seat of
Grimes county.
Unless it soon rains ar Montgomery
cotton will be past redemption.
Temperature at Temple JOG in the
shade.
Yesterday was Southern Historical
Day" at the San Marcos Chautauqua.
Citizens R. R. Co. of Waco files
charter.
Texas will be represented at the
Boston national encampment G. A. R.
Dick Riburn, who killed D. Will
Jams at Mount Vernon, surrenders
himself.
The teams on Mustang Island, Cor
pus Christi, have nearly reached the
gulf side of the island.
Bruce Claiburne, who lives at Hon.
ey Grove is under arrest, charged
with assault ON Miss Guthrie.
Corpus Christi has thirteen real
estate offices and they are all making
money.
Dwellings, offices and storehouses
are in great demand at Corpus
Christi.
The announcement of Galveston's
population to be 2S, 547 has naturally
caused great big kick.
The successor of Mayor Pendleton,
of Fort Worth, is now being dis
cussed.
The ice factory at Hallettsville is
nearing completion. There Is talk of
putting up a $4,000 brick hotel.
Jasper Neagles, the young white
boy who killed a negro boy four miles
from Honey Grove, is under $1,000
bond.
The annual camp meeting at the
camp ground between Chappell Hill
and Bellville is under full head
way.
E. B. Killingsworth of Temple, who
was criving a runaway team, sprang
from the wagon, fell and broke his
arm.
Mr.. Milan Founders, of Belden
while hunting, was accidentally shot
and the left side of his head was
almost blown off.
Jerome Kearby, 10-year- old boy a.
Hawkins, was climbing tree, and
putting out one foot, intending to
Jump down, had the tendon severed
by an ak which another boy welded
with intent to cut the branch of the
tree.
Robert G. Ingersoll and Daniel W..
Voorhees, have been secured as coun-
sells for the defendants in the Cross
case to present their case before the
Z. S. supreme court.
Suit is filed by the owners
of the Ellis Hotel, Fort Worth,
to gain possession of the build
ing from the managers for non
payment of rent.
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Ahead of Us,

The Canton Telephone, published
by Mrs. w. f. Foster, at Canton, Van
Zandt county, already has forty-one
ca ndidates who have announced
tn emselves as willing to accept an
Office. While there are probably 100
in Bexar county who are longing for
all Office none have announced in the
pa pers. The office seekers at present
ar 9 on a still hunt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

The Young Peoples Society of
Oh ristian Endeavor, of Travis Park
Me thodist church, will have a socia-
BILE tomorrow night at Mrs.
Crowther's residence, No. 20 Dallas
street, to which all the members and
tn Ella friends are invited.
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Death of a LADY,

Mrs. E. F. Gregory, wife of the
chief train dispatcher of the Arkansas
Pass at 4oakum,, died last night.
Her six weeks old baby died few
hours before her.
Mrs. Gregory was an important wit
ness for the defense in the Albert
Harry Newton case for the assault on
Banker Lockwood.
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Alamo Pilgrims.

July GA. G. Courtney, Syracuse,
n. Y; Geo. w. Bosle, Carlisle, Pa;
P. Dillon, Boston; Harriet F. Kimbro,
Hampstead; Ada P. Yerkes, Austin;
Ella Brady, Austin; Geo. A. Courts,
Galveston; DR., w. D. Vosburg, Kan
sas City; L. F. Buck, G. w. Buck,
Des moines, Ia; Rev. E. M. Reynolds,
Utopia.
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Alamo Fire Insurance Comfy
Strayed or Stolen.

One iron gray horse, Is hands high
in good condition, branded circle, on
the left shoulder; also a scar around
the left hind leg below the fetlock. A
reward of S. will be paid for return to
7-2l-3t q. w. HAGY, No. Hill st.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage IlCenses.
Robert Waddell and Annie Hub
bard.
Albert Ingles and Christina Wad-
dell.
Tomas Mendoza and Luz Martinez.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

Rain has fallen since our last is
sue, and although the quantity was
not great, yet are we all thankful.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-23

Justice McAllIster tonight will
perform the ceremony making Tomas
Mendoza and Luz Martinez man and
wife.
MIR. Alexander Is the lucky holder
of ticket II, $40, which drew the Sec
ond capital prize in the Mexican lot
terry.
City Inspector of weights and
measures, A. T. Stevens, is filling
Herman Heiligman's place as Recor-
der's clerk during the latter's alb
sence.
There were twelve cases before
the recorder this morning, of which
number five were fined, one was con-
tinued, five were dismissed and one
was transferred to the state courts,
that of Oscar Smith, colored, charged
with beating woman.