San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-06-07
CITY NEWS.

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ers, also baskets and designs made
to order at San Antonio Nursery
6 Z 5t F. b. ROsENBERGER.
Furnished room, with or with
out board, No. 20 San Juan street
673t
The city police report large
mum Der of electric lamps unlight.
ed on their beats at night.
Mrs. Isabella Orr has been APP.
pointed as nurse in the upper
ward at the city hospital.
Judge f. Griff Jones this
morning performed the marriage
ceremony of George BOlstiler and
Annie Albert, in County Clerk
Smiths office.
Polish Young Mems union at
the meeting held last night deci-
ded to abandon their annual pic
mic for this year and to join with
all the other Catholic societies in
the grand union Catholic celebra-
ton of July 4th. This will pro-
badly be held in Riverside park.
The city collector reports total
collections for May as 1924, 900. This
is $4,000 less than the collections
for the corresponding month Of
last year.
"A party Of ladies and gentle
men from Wolfson's force Of en-
ployes have made up a dance for
tomorrow night on the West End
pavilion.
The city school board have
elected Prof. Fitzpatrick, of the
High school, as principal of the
new Prospect Hill school, and Miss
Annie Schaefer as principal of the
new Dignowity Hill school.
Albert Friedrich this morning
received a novel present of $50
rattles from rattlesnakes, from the
ranch of Mr.. John Young, in Starr
county. Albert has added them to
his large collection.
To-day is the last day of the
present public school term.
Dock Rossman, popular bar
tender of this city, reached his 2lst
birthday anniversary today, and
celebrated it in a quiet way with
his friends.
Mr.. Fred. Kalteyer returned from
Philadelphia last night, to spend
his vacation at home with his pa
rents. He has been attending col
lege.
Jesus Lopez, aged II months,
died yesterday In the fourth ward,
near Alamo cement works, from
teething.
The Ivy Social club will give a
hop at st. Albert's hall, next Satur-
day night, in honor of Mr.. Charles
Salter and Miss Carrie WietZel.
"A meeting is to be held in the
Forty-fifth District courtroom this
afternoon, to indorse Tulley A.
Fuller as candidate for the office of
attorney general, and J. H. James,
w. S. Fly and H. H. Neill, as
Judges of the Fourth Court of Civil
Appeals.
"A seven year old child of AL
bert Ludwig was lost in the melee
at Dullnig's soda fountain yester-
day afternoon and was not founG
until late in the evening by the
policeman who was notified.
"A stray horse was recovered on
East Houston street by Officer Coy
yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon about
four o'clock a delivery outfit Of j.
A. Bryant & Sons run away on
East Houston street. 1t continued
all the way down the street as far
as Nacogdoches street where it up
set and was somewhat damaged.
No one was in the wagon.
Work is in progress in repair
ing the damages sustained by the
Hugo-Schmeltzer building in the
recent storm.
"A telegram received last even
ing from Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Pasqua-
lin, of this city, now at Boerne, an
nounces that their little child is
dying.
Spanish mackerel, fresh, today
Bond & Co., 625 Main Ave. 6 Z tt
If you want to buy, sell or rent
house leave orders at the LIGHT
Office.
It Was Her Birthday.
~ NIr Al NC