San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-18

happy over an event in his family.
He has new baby daughter.
The abiding place of the missing
nreman, VIM. Jouvet, is thought to
be Hot Springs, Ark.
There will be large delegation
of Knights of Pythias on the morning
train for Austin tomorrow.
The elected and reelected city
officials have been Officially notified of
their election.
Don't die in the house, Rough on
Rats" Clears out rats, mice, flies,
reaches. bed-bugs. 15c. (6-9-ly
Miss Pauline Froboese celebrated
her sixteenth birthday the other day.
The German day soliciting COM
mite report good progress in their
work.
Next Friday will be the regular
monthly examination Of our public
schools.
Jesus Valdez has brought suit
against Cesaria Valdez for divorce.
Justice Adam has taken an affi-
davit against John Cochran, charging
theft of horse.
MIR. Henry Solcher has been made
the happy papa of q fine boy and Mrs.
Mary Palmer is now a grandmother.
I'm Judge Noonan's court today,
the sporting fraternity were called
before the bar to pay their fines and
costs. 81.
-Wanted-Reliable girl to nurse
children. Apply to Mrs. Herman
Kampmann, corner Avenue E and
Fourth street. 2:1S:3t
Lest shell hair pin, with gilt top
stud with forget-me-nOts. A reward
of two dollars If returned to No. s
Government Hill. 2-1S-1t
John Murray and Pat O,Brien
| were yesterday evening found guilty
of attempted theft and each was sem
fenced to two years in the peniten-
tiary.
An insane Mexican girl was
brought in from AustinM Monday night,
in charge of an officer, who happened
to be the young man about whom the
poor girl became insane, for love.
Next Monday afternoon the fire.
men and their friends will run races,
row boats, dance and otherwise enjoy
themselves, all in celebration of the
father of his country, George Wash
ington. lis 1t
1T is now believed the charter
revising committee has finished its
labors, and there may be a special
meeting of the council on Friday or
Saturday to receive them.
MIR. w. E. Farmer, of this city,
has been commission to organize
branches of the National Citizens
Alliance throughout the state of
Texas.
Prof. Beck will organize another
of his excellent orchestras in time to
give some of the delightful concerts
during the summer months.
H. Schumberg, young German,
living beyond the San Pedro Springs,
died this morning of consumption
His funeral takes place this after
noon.
"A " ealthy farmer named Smiley
was thrown from his wagon yester-
day afternoon and his shoulder was
dislocated and ankle broken.
in the county court this morning,
reports of commissioners, road over
seers and other county officers, were
received and bills were approved.
Representative Wurzbach, of
Bexar county, has presented q bill
before the Texas house of representa-
tives, to aid and relieve Mrs. Candle
laria, the Alamo survivor.
The city hall is nearly ready to
be opened for visitors. A splendid
view of the country about the city
can be had from the high frame
tower.
"A local undertaken today shipped
coffin to D'hanis, in care of Sam
Hing & Co., Chinese firm, for the
remains of q railroad man named
Wolcott, close relation of Senator
Wolcott of Colorado.
j. r. Ellis, a carpenter, was
thrown from his horse in front of the
court house, shortly after noon today,
and had his foot sprained.
The fair association committee.
consisting of several of our prominent
citizens, started out this morning to
place some of the fair bonds.
MIR. 8. w. Durrell, of Alpine, but
living at 20 South street, has been
presented with ten pound boy this
morning. Mother and child are doing
well.
The Belknap Rifles will give an
exhibition drill next Monday after
noon at o'clock, on the military
parade grounds, In honor of Washing
toms birthday, which is next Sunday.
in the police court this morning,
Luz Garcia was fined 81 for being dis
orderly, the case of resisting an
officer being dismissed. There were
10 cases and 500 in fines.