San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-09-19

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to haul the ore down.
Mr.. f. III. William, assistant
manager of the Guadalupe mine S
was in the city Friday and Satur-
day last. He informed me that
they are getting out tons Ct
ore daily. They ship them to the
Monterey SHELTERS.
DR.. T.. G. Mills, of this city, left
Friday morning for La Ventura to
take charge Of the new stamp
mill that was completed there last
week by the "San Javier Mining
and Milling company" These mills
are located on the line of the Next
can National railway, state of
Coahuila. Mr.. Henry La Page
of Morelia state of Michoaean,
who has received a concession from
the government for the cultivation
and preservation of fish and oysters
on the Pacific coast, was in the city
last week.
Mr.. Adolph Basso, who repre-
sents the Cuanhtemac brewery, of
Monterey, in the City of Mexico,
was in the city on business cOnnec-
ted with the company last week.
Mr.. Thomas OConnor, promi-
nent merchant of Nueva Laredo,
Mexico, was in the city Friday last,
the guest of Mr.. Patricio MilmO.
NJ. j. n. Galbraith and family of
Laredo spent few days in the city
last week.
Mr.. VIM. Devine, formerly of
San Antonio, but now of Monterey,
returned Saturday night from
Matehuala, state of San Luis Po-
tOSi.
The following ladies who are
connected with the Orrin circus,
which has been holding forth here
since the 30th, went to the Topo
Chico hot springs Saturday and
took a bath: Mrs. Warren and two
daughters, Maggie Elliot, Miss Pol
lie, Anna and May Elliot. On their
return they told me that they
took baths in the hot springs in
their travels throughout the world,
but that they never took one that
they enjoyed so much as they did
the one today at the Topo Chico
hot springs.
John Baurer of Chicago, Ill, is
taking a course of baths at the
springs.
Messrs Hoffle, Jr. and wife. Jo-
seph r. LenZey and wife, Philadel-
phia, Pa, and Joseph Morgan
Johnston, Pa, arrived Yesterday
morning and will spend some
days in the city. Messrs Hottie
and Lenzey are large stock
holders in the Guadalupe
mines and the Monterey electric |
light plant. Mr.. Lenzey is the
general manager of the mines. |
smelter and railroad at the above
mines. Their mission to Monterey |
is to increase the capacity of the |
output at the mines and the cleo |
trio light plant.
Mr.. Henry Fisher, who has been |
connected with the Mexican Ma
tional railway at Laredo, has sew
cred his connection with them,
and has been appointed COM
mercial agent of the Monterey
and Mexican Gulf railway at Tam.
pico.
Mr.. j. c. Ray, who has been
local agent at TampicO and travel
ing commercial agent the past two
years for the Gulf road, will retire
from it at the close of this month,
and after that date he will repres-
ent the Wards Steam Ship line at
TampicO.
At 12:l0 p. m. today Ed. Cornell,
one of the prOprietOrs of the Hotel
de la Plaz and NJ. X. Beich, who
has charge of his barroom, which
is connected with the hotel, went
to B. Buckner's place of business
on the corner of Zaragoza and
Matamoras streets, and told him
that they wanted to look at some
jewelry. He took them into his
room and as soon as he opened the
outer door of the safe they struck
him ever the head with their six
shooters and nearly mashed it in
to a jelly, when he screamed and
they then left him opening and 60
ing out another door and started
in the direction of Cinco
de Mayo plaza. AS soon
they left, Buckner crawled
to the front door and gave the
alarm. There were two policemen
close by and they took after them
and four blocks away they captur-
ed them with their siX-shOoters
still in their hands, and brought
them back to the front Of the house.
By this time a number of police
and officers and hundreds of citi-