San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-04
LIGHT FLASHES.

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Bids for the contract of erect
ing a tower on st. Michael's church
on South street will be opened next
Saturday.
.-Celestina Mascomo, aged 30
wears, died at No. 300 South Lare-
do street, yesterday. She had
lived in San Antonio five years.
The remains were inferred yester-
day.
1T is reported that Messrs.
Wheeler and McNulty have
bought the Maverick printing
office, and will remove the same
to the Groos building on Commerce
street.
Mack Taylor, colored, was tried
before Justice Devine last Satur-
day, charged with beating up
Frank Geyer, and was fined So.
William Wilson and Jim
Allen, colored, were put to work on
the county roads last Saturday
for gaming.
The Harmony Bowling club
will bowl at Mission alley tomor.
row evening.
An important meeting of the
Belknap Rifles will be held to-
night.
-WANTED-POsit in lawyers
office, by young man Of college ed
ucation. Expert stenographer and
type writer. Address III. II, this
office. "a 3t*
Assistant Auditor c. L. Sauer
was sworn in this morning.
For sale: Fine Winchester
rifle, SO cal, in first class condition,
can be seen at 209 n. Presa st. 3 4 6t+
ALL members of Progress Coun-
Gil No. 16, o. c. F., are requested to
attend regular meeting in X. p.
hall, Reuter- building tonight. I'm
portant business.
n. II. VAN SIEBERGEN, Sec.
THEO. HUFFMAN, Councillor.
Thomas Walton, aged As years.
died of consumption at No. 125
North Flores street Saturday. His
remains will be shipped to Miss
IssIppi over the International and
Great Northern by Sheern & Bur
nett tonight.
Mrs. Lizzie Orr, Mrs. Bull
mann, Lula Davis, chronic cases OF
DRINKS, were run in by the police
yesterday.
City Inspector Of Weights,
Measures and Milk, VIM. Hoefling,
Jr., will not qualify for few days,
yet.
The receipts OF money from the
city scales for February was 500 rs.
The police have arrested Mag
gle Gorrell on charge Of being
drunk and diSorderly.
Officer Porter made II arrests
since last Saturday for different
otfenses.
&C. Speiser has begun building a
residence at No. % Avenue b ex.
tension, ward 3, to cost 5000.
The city is now behind with
the pay Of the fire department
nearly four months.
Margaret Mcdonald, aged Sc
years, died Saturday from pneu-
monia, Ward 6.
Monroe Graham has been ar.
rested by Police Officer Parker on
a charge OF being a suspicious
character.
There were eighteen arrests
made by the police during Sunday.
During the past month OF Feb
ruary there were 1880 meals fur
niShed city prisoners, at total
cost of $22S.75.
City Engineer Pancoast reports
collection of $3.45 in fees for Febru-
airy.
Assistant City Physician Ed.
ClaVin was sworn in today and as
Sumed the duties OF his Office.
To-day Is the anniversary OF
the birth OF RObt. Emmett, the
Irish patriot. The event will be
celebrated tonight by the A. O. H.
at Shafer & Braden's hall.
Jane Lee, AGED SO years, a well
known old colored woman living
on Barrera street, died Saturday,
and the remains were buried yes.
terday.
Observation-Disclosures, ten dol.
lars per week or commission. +. O
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'ood." This is what the children
in Houston are saying as their
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