San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-03-12
LIGHT FLASHES.

corder this morning. They were
men who have loafed around the
west side gambling and theatre re-
sorts. One of the number was a
printer, one merchant by occupa-
ton.
Pure rich blood is essential to
good health, because the blood is
the vital fluid which supplies all
the organs with life. Hoods Sar-
sapariIla is the greatest blood purl-
fer.
Frank Schwartz, the cOmpe-
tent clerk of the central fire sta
ton, has been reappointed by
Mayor ElmendOrf. He holds down
the alarm system jointly with Mr..
Gray, who succeeded Battaglia.
Free lecture on Single Tax by
DR.. A. Il. Astor tomorrow night at
Single Tax club room, 125 West
Commerce street. Everybody in
vited. IL ""
The Harmony club will give a
full dress ball and supper tonight
at the club rooms.
DIR. A. l.. Astor will address
the Single Tax Society on the
Land Question:" Wednesday even
ing, at 125 West Commerce street
Admission free.
Improvement and identifying
of the city hospital grounds is in
active progress.
Mr.. Wilbur n. Beall, the well
known insurance man, is seriously
i'll and his life is despaired Of.
County and city hospitals are
chOck full of pauper patients, and
still they come.
The city collector gathered in
$l7 in poll taxes last month, and
81, 1914 for occupation taxes.
-Messrs. D. X. Colburn and
Hank Small, OF the Southern Pa
ciflc bridge and building depart
ment, went west this morning.
Mrs. George Kimberly, nee
Hilbert, sends cablegram from
Ballarat. Australia, where she has
lived for year, that she will ar
rive in San Antonio about the 18th
inst, on visit to her parents.
Geo. Kitchen, arrested for care
less riding, was dismissed by the
recorder.
Dora Thomas was fined S. by
the recorder today for disorderly
conduct.
Beethoven Maennerchor Sc
cured building permit today for
their new auditorium at Nos. lis
and 420 Alamo street, to cost 3d.
600. 1t will be of brick and iron
clad.
The San Antonio Street Car
company paid in $50 irrigation tax
during February.
Col. William l.. Thompson, for
merly Of this city, was married in
Dallas Feb. %, to Mrs. Clarinda
Thomas.
-Messrs. Kalteyer & Schuchard
are the first to receive the new
diphtheria remedy, serum. 1t is es-
timated the same is nearly as cost
ly as gold, being quoted at $l4 per
ounce, apothecary's weight.
The marriage of Fred. Erie s
and Miss Degen takes place this
evening.
Fire Chief TObin has hired the
upstairs room of No. j23 Market
street opposite the chemical engine
house, as his headquarters.
Mr.. Geo. j. F. Schmitt has gone
to Fort Worth, to attend the cat
tlemen's convention.
Policeman Antonio Herrera
was sworn in by Clerk Norton to-
day.
There are great many curb
stone and street fakirs in the city
at present. Marshal Druse keeps
them pretty we'll regulated.
Recorder Shields was quite
busily engaged with the uncm-
ployed labor problem this morn
ing.
Mr.. Rolla Taylor, the jovial
stenographer at the Arkansas Pass
depot, went on a mission to Hor-
ton, Texas, few days ago and is
expected home tonight accom-
panied by young wife. Mr..
Taylor has recently bought a nice
home at South Heights and we be-
speak for the young people many
haDOV DAYS