San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-02
LITTLE PICKUPS

There VIII De meeting Oh Jne ClJlLeuS
association tonight at the nall BACK OF
RiSche'S Theatre.
The Butchers Protective association
will hold a meeting next Tuesday even
ing at o'clock, at Convention hall, for
the transaction Of important business.
The moon shone out brightly last night,
the electric lights were cut off, and the
gas company made "phat."
The hobby horse man illuminated the
Washington square last night.
IfCol. Jack Evans will prosecute, the
election law violatorS will not laugh so
much.
There is no time like the present for
buying bargains in city property. Call on
John L. HambletOn Il Co.
The new building west of the San
Pedro creek, on West Commerce is gradu-
ally being occupied with tenants. The
town seems to be growing west.
The city should build couple of bridges
across AlaZan creek. One is badly needed
on Castro street.
Unless something is done soon by the
city to get rid of the garbage filth, the
people had better begin to move out on
the hills to escape disease.
There is enough foul gas arising on San
Pedro creek every hour TO fill big bal
loon.
A bridge was ordered built on Castro
street, across the Alazan, about year
ago, TO cost about $3.50, but the money has
probably gone to join the garbage fund.
You can bore an arteSian well for about
the same money the waterworks company
will charge for laying pipe for six blocks.
The LIGHTS holiday Edition will be is
sued this year about the Goth. 1t will be
finely illustrated A good advertising
medium. Try it.
Wolfson had another big run today.
The ladies were taking advantage OF bar
gain day in remnants
Roland Reed is coming on the Sth. He
is a good actor.
Viola Mascotte at the Washington,
handles &c yards of silk with as much
ease as the ordinary dry goods clerk
does yard of ribbon.
The rainmakers have fired off bombs
enough to knock the bottom out of the
clouds, but they failed to fetch rain.
The city election is matter of vast i'm
portaDce to taxpayers of San Antonio,
and they should begin to organize and pre-
pare for it,
Serious question: What is to be done
with the filth and trash accommodating in
the city, and what has become of the
money voted to buy garbage furnaces.
Concert ofaction and unanimity of SEN
timent with the right sort of a man in
the lead, will enSue victory for those
opposed to the clique, ring, pool, or COM
bination.
Mr.. VIM. Ferguson has taken charge
OF the editorial department of the News.
Publishing pamphlets for the purpose
advertising, is a waste of money and ink.
A. &c h. loE loo
during the winter months, in the United
States, and its advantages in this respect
should be advertised in its home papers
and in half a dozen leading northern
papers.
The big plate glass show windows in
the new Peck building will be completed
this week.
Business looked lively at the store of
JOSke Brothers today.
The sheriff, Campbell, is out summon
ing the next grand jury, which has been
selected.
If they do not belong to the ring, the
next grand jury will have lots to do in
vestigating election frauds
The Owl Club will celebrate again to-
night at the wigwam. Music begins at
o'clock.
Old Chrome has new name. The
'Supers" at the Grand call him Rain
in the Face.
The New Worlds Fair Sou venir Coin
can be secured by leaving your name at
the LIGHT office.
The LIGHTS Holiday Edition will lead
them all. Be sure and getin your copy for
advertising early.
Judge Charles Merritt Barnes, since
| Clarke'S defeat, has been drowning his
sorrow at the coast fishing, and hunting,
returned yesterday.
The citizens should get up the petition
| for registration OF voters in the city, and
| let's demand fair election.
For the latest news, read the LIGHT. 1t
| is independent, and owes allegiance 10 no
| clique, party or combination,