San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-27

make thousands of dollars out Of tAs
l'mInes that be Is invited in.
Capt. w. II Wentworth who H. in.
teresIed in several of the mines in
the San Nicolas aud san jose district
spent a few days in the city last
week. He informed US that they are
getting out large quantities OF SAyer
lead and ore. The following miners
were in the city last week,
Cap A. q. Highly, s. G. Smith,
James Flynn, Charles F. l.. Flynn,
l.. w. Horton, H. P. Ehrhard, Fl. q.
Harrison, @. w. Raphael, James
Wolstincraft, w. f. Butch. H. B.
Butcher, DIR. T g. Mills, A A. Mar
lett, sol Guggenheim, q. j. JuaTe-
quiberry, +. IL. Cantu, Bias Csntu,
Jose Maria Trevino,J. w. Sharp, Jnles
A. Randle, John Grace, joaquin
Maiz, Jesus Liano, Miguel Ayaia,
Juan Weber, Reinaldo Berrardi. Pat-
ricio MiImo, Gustavo Dresel. Carlos
Holck, Francis Armendiaz. Valento
Rivero, Adolfo Zambrano. j. II. and
w. W. Price, Casper s. Butcher and
Juan Herrara all of them Interested
In mines either as presidents, stOck-
holders, directors or managers The
amount of capital represented by
them goes up into the millions of dol-
lars.
SHOT UNDER THE BED.
A young man from Ssltillo has been
In the city for about month visiting
friends. While here he formed the
acquaintance of the wife of a custom
house guard. As this guard Is on
duty at night, the young man took
advantage of his absence and visited
the guards wife at night. The
guard got wind of it, and on Tuesday
night he went home and fonnd the
young man in the room with his wife.
AS soon as be heard him coming he
got out of bed and crawled under it.
The guard entered the room, pistol in
hand and told the man to come out
from under the bed. AS soon as he
showed his head the guard shot three
shots into 1t and scattered the brains
all over the room. In the meantime
the wife got out into the yard and as
she was climbing over the fence he
fred at her but missed her.
The shooting called the police TO
the house;;, but the guard would not
let them cutter, but told them to send
tor the Judge and tell them that he
had killed q man that he found under
his bed. The woman was subsequent
ly captured and is now in ,il, charged
with being the cause of the shooting.
A NEW HOTEL FOR ToPo CHICO.
Mrs. E r Glass, the proprietor OF
the Hotel de la Plaza, Is going to erect
q new hotel at the Topo Chico Hot
Springs. She has already selected
the ground to put it on. Mr.. Leon }.
Giraud, architect and builder, OF this
city, has made the plans for 1t. The
building will be a two story black
mar BILE and red brick, 80 room mod
ern style, and will be ready for the
reception OF guests by the first OF May,
1893. The hotel will cost about $40,
900. Mrs. Glass came from San Anto.
MO to Monterey about five years ago,
without q dollar. and opened board &.
ing house at the springs for Major
Jules A. Rande. She made some
money there. Soon after che rented
the present buildings on the Zsragoza
plaza and converted them into q hotel.
since then she has been adding to
it until che has about forty.twO
rooms which is nearly always full of
guests. AS an hotel-keeper, she is
one of the most popular aud success
in the Republic. In that time she has
made and saved money enough to
pay for the new hotel.
A NEW TINE TABLE.
On Sunday next, the Monterey and
M.v Gnlf Puil s.nnnnanu will
put on q new time table.
Trains will leave Monterey going
south, at 1880 a m arrive at Tsmpico
at l1:55 p. m. Leave Tampico 1920 a.
m, arrive at Monterey at $40 p. m
Leave for Trevino at 5 p. m. and con-
meets with the Mexican International
at Trevino. By this time table ira ms
will 90 through to Tampico In one
day. Now it takes two days with a
lay over night at Victoria.
PERSONALS.
This morning Col: ]. A. Robertson.
the general manager of the Mon terey
and Mexican GuIf Railway, arrived
home from New York and will spend
the holidays in Monterey
Capt. j. b. Lyndicker, of Columbus,
Texas, ia sighting in Monterey.
Col. f. Ysget of San Francis, Cali
fornia arrived here q few days ago,
and will examine the mining resour-
ces of this country.
Capt J. w. Taylor, Of Victoria, aud
Col. L. d. Pollard of Linsres are in
the city purchasing machinery and
holiday goods.
Mrs. John g. Ryburn, Of Ottawa,
Illinois, is on a visit to his sister Mrs.
John Rossit ter, they will stay hsre
until alter the holidays, where she
will GO with Mr. DibOes Rossiter to
the >Uity of Mexico, the principal
city in tue repu6lIc. EDMOND.