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The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
ARTICLES OF lRcosPoRATieH OF THE 0OuTh CHA CANAL
 COMPANY.

VI. Aoe@t NSPksvson, W. E. Pope and O. F. Yhos.ton, desiring to incorporate ourselves und. the provisions of the laws of t1 Territory of Ari- sOra, AEd especially act of she Legislative As ssmbly thereof emitted "An Act Concerning Corpo- ntioas," approved March 6, 1887, for the purpose of ssS><ing in the enterprise herepafter described, do make, subscribe and acknowledge, in trplieate, thsss Articles of Incorporation, signed upon the twentieth day 0f July, 4. D. 1887, as well as an amendment to an amendment to the original arti- slss, Ignsd upon the 2sth day of February, A. D. &SS.
 Article One Of the said Amendment to the original Articles of incorporation is hereby amended so as b read ss follows:
 ''Tae name of this corporation, a'd by which it shall hereafter be known is 'The South Gila Canal Company, and its principal place for traI sacting business is the pOssofce Of Chrystsvs Yuma county Territory of Arizona"
 Article Two of the said Amendment to the origi- nal Articles of Incorporation is hereby amended As to read al follows
 ''This corporation is or yanzsd for the purpose of  the eou. tics of MaricOpa and Yuma, Territory of Arizona, upon either both sides or banks of the Giia River, for the purpose of dverting and carry ing water from said Ga River for agricultural hor- 6sulturAl, domssti, and manufacturing purposes. !"
 III.
 Article Six of the said amendment to the original Articles of Incorporation is hereby amended so as ko read as follows:
 ''Ths highest amount of indebtedness, direct or scntingent which the corporation shall be at any time liable is the sum of two million five hundred Ehoussnd (s2, ,5oO,O ,OOo) dollars"
 The remainder of said Amendment to the original Articles of Incorporation shall stand and remain as now signed, recorded, filed and published.
 In witness whereof have hereunto set our hands A1d seals this 2sth day of January, A. D. 1ef o. F. THORNTON, GL.s s.I
 ROBERT MCPHERSON, J.. s.l
 W. E. POPE. IL. s.l
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28
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eYLFE or CALIFORNIA, County of Orange,
Notary Public .

eYLTE or CALIFORNIA,
 County of Orange,
 Before me, W H. H. Clayton, Notary Public in and for the County of Orange, State of California on this day persona ly appeared Robert NcPhersonr personally known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed the fore roing instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purpo.e and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 2d day of February, A. D. 1892.
 I1ELLl ". H. H. CLAYTON,
 Notary Public.
The Arizona sentinel., 1892-05-28

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IL. WoIFSoN,

yJtdnmnng oon Somnler22Saaren 1T aleu- 9epartemeutS
nno &ertan fabelbaft 6llom 9reiiem.
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Sm Der gpesial eibnna

bes Sta6tratbs am Sreitag gfa6mitz
tag tpurbe bic bonn Gtabtantpalt un6
Stabtar5t ausgearbeitete Orbinana
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belt unb aur 8erbinberung Der ginfibz
rung unb 9lusbreitung anfeden6er
&rantbeiten in Der Sta6t" breimal ber=
lefen un6 en6giiltig angenommen.
Die Orbinan5 giebt ben, Weapor,
Geiunbbeitsratb unb ben Sanitdtsbez
amtem ausgebebnte Ma9tpollfommenz
beiten 5ur Sduberung Der StraBen,
06fe &C.; fdreibt cine Amsabl @aniz
tdtsmaBregeln por unb entbdlt gerbalz
tungsmaBregeln gegen bic @in16leps
pung anltedenber &ranfbeiten.
slu6 bic Orbinan3 im 8esug auf bic
.Smpfung Der S6ultinber tpurbe amgez
nommen.
Rene Nntrage.-Meber SAB
Der Wfapor autorilirt tperbe, nit Der
@afertpert= aompagnie einen aontraft
abaui6lieben fur bic 9lufaellung elmer
geniigenben Nn3obI BON 6pbranten. mo
bic Mrmen ibr 9rinftpailer entnebmem
f0nnen.
2odwoob: DaB bic 3abl Der 9(bs
fubrwagen erb0bt ipirb.
Nnberion: Sir bic Dauer bon stpei
Wfonaten un6 10 lange es na6ber nod
m0tbig fein mag, i'm 8anaen 3lpat5i9
Ganitdtss sSnfpettoren ansuitellen.
Sodtpoob: Sen fommanbirenben
@eneral Wbeaton gu erlu6en, baB Der
@bfaa, tpel6er in ben Wobngegenben
nabe benz Wfilitdrppfen gefammelt
iDirb, in bem Mbfa0sG a0sGerbrennungsofen
3erft0rt iuerben barf. Sc pirb geltenb
gema6t, baB bic Wagen BON bieiem
punfte aus feds Meilen meit sufabren
baben, I'M ben Nbfall gu beponiren
unb oaB nnter iolden llmItdnbem
griinbIde 9(rbeit nidt erpartet iuerben
fanm.
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9lrbeiter auf fiinfSig unb bic Der Wagen
auf 5spanaig gu erb6ben.
Niapor @alagbam leste hierauf bas
S6ulbubget Dor, tpel6es bic Grb0buna
einiger SaIdre aufpeift. Oas bes Suz
perintenbenten Smith loa bemnad) BON
50, 7S0 auf $4,000 erb6bt uerben.
2odpoob opponirte bage9en. @uers
guin uno Sdreiner befiiruorteten bic
3nlage, SeBterer nit benz Sinmeis, baB
Smith Stellen, Die $500 einbrinaem,
in Der Grpartun9 elmer @ebaltserbos
bung ausgei6lagen babe.
Sa eiue @inigung nidbt ersielt werz
ben fonnte, fanb Der Wel6mB 9lnnabe
me, bic Saldre 8n ladeu, iuic iie seeenz
| ipdrtig linb.
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Sin sefntdtes Rpbr, fiiripabr!

Das unb niHts &npsreS 1T her Wenid, beiien 9B:s
reritanbefraft wesen Mansels etnem wi,tiamen
Stimuiansmtitel ir nett ss6punben 1T, bab sr gus
idmmeniinten unb ii& pieleid gar rpeb tbun irbe,
renn Elm semidiser @esentanb, ipie o. eine rirs
p!se Watrcne init attder aDrperihue, f6 auf ibn gu
Shsen periu&tt. eidrtt Sud, Sbr bassren, faf. unt
traftloien, i4pantenten @sfalter, init SOftstter'
Masenbtttsrs, bab Sud in ben Stanh fssen pirb, su
au elien nnb ju rerbauen unb haburh an Wustel uut
araft 3u Semtnnen. 1but Sbr'S n6t, 70 pirb be,
ertmme Senlenmann Guren Gebensfaben balb eenue
i6tperben, SartIebtsteit, DRaiarta, Reeumatismus
une Rterenleifen werben nsstfammt ppn heIem famos
len @einnbbettss unb ardteerneder ibermnupen. Su
VerbincnnS init BEN @ebrduh BON 8itters ptrb BEL
SGpd6ing pcbl tbun, bic Bebdrfnife ienes maltrais
ttrten WfaSens gu ueiren, bemielben bur 3utrds=
lite rnb leiHt rereaulife Ron su Shlfe .u tomnIsn
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HHerlei.

= Der Mapor bat benz Gtabtratb
III Der SPECIAL Sibung BON Gse..taa
cine Mbbanblung bes Or. 8rau. aael
iiber bic rNbtbenbnng unb ginidrdr=
tung Der @bolera" borgelegt, Sic Wei=
iungen un6 &atbi9ldge i'm ssalIe Ser
Gboleragefabr ent6dlt. Ser Orud uub
bic Tertbeilung bes Gdriftffiifes lit
mebreren 5auienb @remplaren mnb in
neri1lebenem Spraden murbe angeor6=
net.
@ugen Blum bon Sequin, elm
Nngenellter Der @itp 8rauerei, ftarb
am Sppbusfieber i'm Mlter bon "a
Sabren.
&oger .. Drills befam6 lid) auf
Der Dur6reiie mad Qarebo, tuo er cine
8ampagnez&ebe bdlt, 5tpei Sage lit Ser
Stabt, UNI li6 ausauruben. ST 1T allen
yeriu6en zines rSnterbiep' ausgetui=
9en. Ut mill iid iiber bic Spaltuna
in Der bemofratiiden Yartei nidt aus
tpre6en; erfldrt aber, baB er feline
Stlmme fir 0ogg unb bas reauldre
oemotratii6e Staatstidet abgeben uirb.
Sonit 1T aus ibm ni9ts berausauloden.
Gs bat ben Nni1ein, alS oh 9e=
motraten unb &epublifaner ii6 mie6er
bereinigen tuerben, nm Elm gountptidet
auf3uifelen, tpel1em Bic meiten Der
leBlgen Seamten angeb6ren ipiirben.
Ser Deputy Snternal @epenue
@ollettor pir6 bemnd6it bas neue
&ongreBgeieb bonn 5. Weai 1892 in
Nnsfiibrung bringen, tpona6 ale bier
mobnenben @binelen einen Mufentbaltsz
i9ein au erlangen baben. 9emlelben
tuirb bic Photographic bes Snbabers
beigefiigt.
- I'm bas glmt bes 9onft a b.
lers bes l. preeinfts bepirbt fif)
6err s has. 6. Mbbep, Der lanae
Sabre Der poliaei angeb6rte unb 5id aIs
wa1iamer unb pflidtgetreuer 0eamter
tets ausaei6nete. Sollte bic Wabl i'm
ytopenber auf i'm fallen, 10 f0nnen bic
yiirger ilber3eugt fein, baB er bas neue
Nmt ebenfalls nit llmlidt unb @emil-
enbaftigteit periualten ipirb.
: 9errn Otto %. SiIgers
iin0 mir fir lleberienbung BON @iu=
tritts &arten fir bic Yinafore Iorz
itellungen am 5. unb 6. September i'm
Spernbanie 3n Sanf perpflidtet.
: Ser 12idbrise @bolpb @roos, Der
Sobn bes in Der Sing William=StraBe
wobnenben 9errn 8arl Groos, bate
bas llngliid bon einem 8aume AM llfer
bes Jlnlies berabsuiiiirsem, nobel er
li6 einen ni6t unerbebli6en Yeinbru1
3u3og. Ser 8nabe tpar auf eimen
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bic li6 in ben 3ueisen perwideIt bate,
berausaubolem.
= Die 8ermauia unb @lamo Qoqen
Der X. & l.. of Fl. peranitalten ant 10.
September i'm Miiiions @arien einen
groBen Ball CUR 6eier hires 5. Stifs
tungsfeites. geiten Danf fir freunb.
libe Ginlabung!
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9iarrhpe tn aeutudp.

r8erbauunssftorungen linb bier
ipdbrenb bes Sommers gans allsemein
geuelen1 fagt Der 9lpotbefer @. %.
Sdipea bon Widliffe, 8p., unb 1T
Jolge bapom mar bic Na6frage unges
w6bnli6 groB nod @bamberlainss 8 o.
lit, @boleraz unb 9iarrboes9eilmittel.
Sd babe erit bieien Mprgen bier 6la>
i6en bapon perfauft. @ana merftpiirs
bige 9uren iinb babur6 er3ielt iporben
unb es 1T in alien Gdaen erfolsrei6
geipeien. gu baben in San 9lntonio
in ben Ipotbefen bon 5. 9alteper &
Son, Doipling & Gloob. s. g. Sod,
u. 9reib, $. S6u6arbt, q. @oben &
Co., unb &alteper & S6u6arb.
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eSm 9epartememt fir 2leiberftpffc

bat cine f0rm4e &ouOn ga gsn bic grfe fir anerben unb
einfn Daaren ieben Seben 1T grfaumen.
genn Dame elegant geioet wa be6a nr
9roBem Summe mebr bieien 3ped gu erreiden
es 1T nnmOsid ale preisemdBsungn an3fabm; Elm gud
endfts nb cine prfung Der be6ebemen 9parns sib bette
Musunft
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2Daibe Is @nts nb bic e Der garb babaeb
porbn.
500 paar 8enber gDaar obernr edn bette Quo
tdt Die gu 81 90 bag ien purbem mbn pau b
baup nb I'M @obng &ebuonem eingetren Bic upm m
Dabrgenommen merben Iolten.
Die smbe SO oaS paar Sabbe gar nid urou ue
on gSr babu e in alien Gacons Se6s aa mirb saranirt
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Serr s. 3. @Olet, Wa. a., 3l5
g. 2tesStrabe, PHILADELPHIA, pa.,
i9reibt: Durd) einen llnfall berlebte
i'd mir bic 9iifte umb sebraudte iofort
ct. SafObs Del. Sn fur3er 3eit mar
i9 bollitdnbig sebeilt.
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0e,tti6 : Gmgliidbe ghulc,
Gan Mntonio, aegas.

gtnertannt tii1tiss 9ebranitalt fir stnaber
unb Mdbdsn; felt ereibia Sabren III regt.
@irfiamteit. Sprtreiflihe Sebrfrsite nntet
beipdbrtsr 2eituns. Der engliiden Sprade
tpirb, ipie Der heuti6em, pclle Nsbniug 5es
tragen. guberbem llnterridt i'm Spaniiden.
Ginisermaben pnrbereitete Sttiilfr ftnben ie.
bsr;eit auinabme. ytdbere auStitnft ertbsilen
Serr 3. @ropS, SSrdiirent osS Sdul Gprs
ltanees une SBm. 8arbsd, Oireftor ofr
Nnftalt. tnir
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@rumSeisemtbams ltebertraauuaeu

9lmalie @lmen0orf an Sobn S6ub,
Stiid 2anb oil Soiepbine Str. $500
8ottlieb s. 3ellweger all Soc unb
Sba SeB, Grunbitiid an &efugio Str.
1925.
Terbinanb unb Wfarie 5bomaiiin an
9lnna 3bomaiiins9iibner. Stiid Qanb
an Snbo Str. Can ben Steinbriben. }
Yreis nominell.
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- Sn S6ulenburg wurbe Der bors
tise GrpreB 2laent BON einem iungen
Manne auf offenef StraBe niebersee
i6ofien nnb get0btet, neil bieier feline
S6weifer inter bem 9eiratbsperipre=
den perfiibrt unb bann Derlaifen bate.
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= @bas. 8. Sauer bat ais 9orlber
bes Greeutib 3omites bes fonQreiiios
nellen 9iitriftS relignirt.
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MANY Persons orc hr.,sr

down from oyerwork or household cares
Browns Iron fSitterS Rebuil,ls the
system, aids digestion. removes excess OF bile
aud cures malaria Get the genuine.
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Seeham's Vilfem linb treu.
6reuube.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
A Royal Reception.

One of the most enjoyable occasions
which has happened for many months,
occurred at the residence of Mr.. George
Thomas, 536 Crockett street, last night,
the affair being reception rendered to
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Latchan, on the de-
parture for their honeymoon trip to Ell
PaSO, having been married yesterday
morning by Rev. f. +. King. The occa-
sion was indeed most gratifying one to
the large number of young folks in at
tendance, and the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES extend
ed to the newly welded couple were nu-
merous ana quite wishful Of an abund-
ance of prosperity.
The parlorS in the pleasant little home
were handsomely decorated, the piano
was heard at all times pealing out sweet
strains of melody, occasioned by the exc
cutiOn of difficult selections by the talent
ed Miss Birdie Jones, and the songs heard
were remindful of the midnight echoes
which are so frequently heard from the
different serenades. The refreshments
were also abundant aud of the choicest
kind. Fruits, wines and cake were as
heartily INDUCED in as was the music.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
THE COURTS.

The following cases have been filed in
the Forty-tifth district court:
Harry Ryan, ct. al. VS.. h. w. Cloney, ct.
al, suit on contract.
5. A. ArizOld VS.. S. A. Street railway
company, an appealed case from Justice
court.
Alex MAR VS.. Alexander Wurzbach, ct.
a., suit on promissOry note and to fore
close lien.
The following suits have heen entered
in the Thirty seventh district court:
Hugo & Schneider VS.. Breeding Bros.
& MosSer, suit on promiSSOry note.
J. a. Frawley ct al. VS.. DR.. j. M. Hays,
treSpasS TO try title.
VIM. and Rosa Rose VS.. S. Basantaz, an
appeal led case from justice court.
T. ii. Micklejohn vs.. the city of San An
tonic. suit on contract entered into on
January 9th, 1891, to make certain i'm
prOvementS in the city on certain streets,
in the sum of So 4S Sc, k6,070 and S4.29l.
The same party has entered snit against
the city on another contract, suit for
$3.50 80
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
The Chile Girls, TrnnhIe

The recorder fined Rose and Lulu Davis
s. each this morning for being disorderlv
at the chila stands on Milan square sun.
day night and the case against Lulu for
using abusive language was dismissed.
On Sunday night about II o'clock these
girls were at the stand a. which they are
employed as mattresses, sAd they saw
some boys seating themse YES near by.
This caused the two 'queehS" in mention
to become jealous of Mexican girl, who
had charge of the other stand, and, call
ing to the boys, said come on over here,
don't eat at that negro scab'S stand -
This naturally aroused the wrath of the
Mexican girl and she made some reply.
Lulu then rushed at her and challenged
her for fight near the wood piles on the
square, This was agreed to and the two.
with their seconds, were ready to have
time called, when Officer Daniels inter
fered and arrested them.
After court, when some one came W
and paid Lulu'S fine, as she was being led
from prison, she began having convul'
sions, and, amid an interested crowd oil
idlers, she passed through several I'm q
few minutes, and physician was called
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
Attempted Robbery.

Last night about Top. mas Mr.. VOllert,
proprietor of the Ruppertsberg saloon on
South Garden street, was reading a paper
in his saloon, three negroes entered and
one asked for matches. He was told to
help himself and they then walked out.
About 30 minutes after another of the
trio entered and asked for matches. He
was told TO get some from the other fell
low. and then became very Saucy, but
went out. Mr.. VolIert became suspicious
and began closing his saloon for the night
and as he was closing the last door, one
of the negroes appeared and told him to
throw up his hands. He had
an iron bar in his hand and
struck at the man, just as the latter fired
a pistol he had in his hand. The bullet
went little wide of its mark and buried
itself in rear door. Mr.. Vollert then got
his pistol and gave chase to the fleeing
negroes, firing two Intellectual shots. he
thinks their purpose was robbery, perhaps
murder. A heavy railroad coupling pin
was found near his doorstep this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
A New air Dye.

Silver salts so long held the field
as q hair dye that some interest
attaches to the German proposal 10
use paraphenyIdlamine for the same
purpose. The invention Is protected
by patent, and the details as reveal
ed by specification are somewhat
wanting in clearness. From this
it appears that the hair is first we'll
brushed with a solution of 20
grammes parayldiamine and IA
grsmmes caustic soda in liter of
water, and then washed with a per
cent solution, of hydrogen peroxide
In the course of day hair
becomes very dark and, by repeating
the application, OF blue black color.
but il q" per cent iron oxide solulion'
is added to the hydrogen peroxide,
the color produced Is brown.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
Gale gher.NiggIi.

This morning at 7:30 o'clock at st.
Mary's church, Immediately after early
mass, Rev. Father Smith performed the
marriage ceremony that united Mr.. Jos.
Gallagher and Miss Lizzie Niggli. They
were attended by Mr.. John Gallagher
and Miss Della Nighli.
After the wedding the bridal party,
consisting only of the two families, ad-
journed to the Niggli residence, on Presa
street, and partook of wedding break
fast. After this had been disposed of they
went to the s. A. e A. P. depot where
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher took the train for
Houston. In that city and Galveston the
couple will spend their honeymoon. The
presents were numerous and expensive
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Chase wife of Capt. Chase,
U. s. A. has returned from Chicago.
H. Heilig, of Castrovllle, is at
the Mahncke.
Henry Smidt, a popular Kerrville
citizen was in the city today.
Ell. Caldwell, a we'll known Cor
pus Christian, is at the Menger.
Mr.. Oscar Wolf left yesterday for a
visit to fredericksburg.
f. Scott, agent of the Mclean &
Prescott company, Is In the city.
Geo. NJ. Martin, a Pleassnton editor,
is at the Southern.
&c. Ellis, advance agent for Sadie
Scsnlon, is at the Southern hotel.
Carl Conrad, q we'll known st.
Louis brewer, is at the Menger.
Chas B. Gaskin, postmaster and
stor ekeeper of Elmendorf, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Barnett, of Dallas, Is in
the city. He intends opening ticket
brokers office.
visiting Comfort, for the benefit of Mr..
AS health.
Mrs. BERTHE Grayso on returned to her
home IN Alexandria, Ls., after visit.
ing her aunt, Mrs. Chew.
Sam i. Middle, of Houston, is in
the city and will probably make San
Antonio his future home.
Aug. Laughein, q merchant and
ranchmsn of Sisterdale, is at the
Mshncke.
P.S. Gilmore, general passenger
agent OF the E. T. b. & G. railway,
with headquarters at Little Rock,
Ark, is in the city.
Mr.. Hans Eisfeld, the popular night
clerk at the hotel Mshncke. has re-
turned from months vacation spent
in Comfort, Kerrville and Fredericks s.
burg. He reports having had a de-
lightful time.
MIR. II. NJ. Wilst n. of Beeville, is at
the Mahncke. He is accompanied by
the Misses Mary A. Lonanna and
Mabel Wilson aud MollIe Burke. The
young ladies are to enter private
school here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
Written for the LIGHT.
POLITICAL VICTIMS.

| loved once fair maiden,
With all my soul and heart
With divine bonds of passion,
That only death could part.
Gradually our friendship grew stronger,
And Solemnly utter ed my appeal,
That we shall no longer.
Our feelings from the world conceal.
As II takes two to make a bargain,
considered our knot securely tied;
Hence immagine our disappointment,
When for her fathers sanction we APP
piled.
He was a modern Strong politician,
And cruelty shattered our plan,
my DAUGHTER ~ he roared, You can
not wed,
am Third party man.
b. ARsTEIN, San Antonio, Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
REAL ESTATE.
Deals and Prices rhey Bring.

Arson A. Maher to Herman Heitgen,
lots 3, 4, 5, block l6, City View addition;
$50.
Henry II. Krempkau and wife to Will
liam b. Krempkau, lot q, block :, north
west corner of Elmira street and Erie
avenue; $1,000
William Barkmeyer and wife to John
II. Gembler. 35S-acre tract on Salado
creek, southern portion of lot 2, Adams
Stafford survey No. 40; S., SOP.
William B Krempkau to Henry A..
Krempkau and wife, eastern portion Of
lot s, block %. north side of FL PaSo street,
lying between Medina and Salado streets;
$1,000.
TO- block 6, Sharer'S subdivision of o. c.
L. ;, range 4. district /, 5000 and other
considerations.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20

Mortgages, Releases and Trust Deeds.
Mary X. Meredith to j. NJ. Taylor,
trustee. for $40, lots s, Q, 10, II and II,
block "a: lots 5, 6, Z, 8. 81 and %, block %,
being subdivision. original city lot PIG, TO
hold in trust from the protection OF Allen
p. Mclean in a note Of S12, COO.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-20
THE MISSING LINK.
BY ALI BEN HASSAN.

BY ALI BEN HAsSAN.
For the LIGHT.
While strolIing through the park one day
Admitting all its Splendors,
I CHANGED to meet-what shall say
The girl who wears suspenderS.
And as she passed. l raised my tile,
o, heaven, do defend us,
She only stared back full of guile,
That girl who wears suSpenders.
| then began to ponder well
What "Paree" next would send US.
To match that pelticoated swell
The girl who wears Suspenders.
And as sat me down to think
Of all what fashion renders,
had in mind the missing link
The girl who wears suspenderS.