San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-23
LIGHT FLASHES

hospital.
Saloon for sale corner South
Laredo and Nueva street. z 23 1T
If you want to be in the "push"
advertise in the SUNDAY LIGHT.
The Y. M. G. A. gymnasts are
using the Jockey club tracks for
training.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stendebach
died last night at her residence
No. COS North street.
az have been troubled with
boils. began taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla, and after using three
bottles they began to disappear"
w. G. Hayden, Weatherford, Tex.
H. ]. Brian, of this city, and
Miss Eloise Young, of Fort Stock
ton, have announced their engage
ment Of marriage.
The printing of the city bonds
will be flushed today.
The poultry men have post.
poned their meeting for permanent
organization until next Monday.
Misses Laura Sieckenius and
Harriet Strohmeyer expect to visit
California in short time to spend
their vacation.
Nearly an inch Of rainfall re-
suited from yesterdays sudden and
quite brief rainstorm in this city.
"A private letter to the LIGHT
announces that Rev. N. Schulz, Of
San Antonio, has reached San
Diego, Cal, safely, and Is now en-
joying his first visit to the golden
state.
The fall crop Of pecans in the
vicinity bids fair to be an average
crop. The young pecans are now of
large size and the trees are well
fruited.
-Whilelit was raining in tor
rents in the business part of the
city, as we'll an in the northern
and western part, yesterday, the
rain was hardly sufficient to cover
the dust In the southern and south
eastern part. Last nights rain
was quite general.
Electric car No. II ran over
and killed a dog on East Houston
street this morning.
Assistant City Collector Sutor
wishes the taxpayers to take no.
tice that after August LIST the de-
linquent tax payers will be re-
quired to pay the cash penalty at
tached.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Phelps, of
River avenue, are rejoicing over
the safe arrival OF fine baby girl.
-Messrs. Gus. Gimbel, E. DOM
nau and Ambrose Carper, attended
by John Brooks, are on the Salado
today on fishing excursion.
Electric arc lam ps were not all
lighted last night. The electrical
display in the atmosphere after ]
the rain, appeared to affect the cur
rents OF the arc lights.
The Belknap Rifles meeting
last night was not we'll attended,
on account of the rain. The various
committees made reports and it
was decided to attend the next in
terstate drill, to be held in New
Orleans.
Antonio Flores, aged 70 years,
died from chronic nephritis and
exhaustion, at No. 517 South Concho
street, this morning.
"A washing machine for the
city hospital will soon be purchss-
ed.
The rip rap retaining walls on
the west side of the Alazan creek
for the Buena Vista street bridge
are being put in today.
The rain yesterday afternoon
did not lay the dust in the lower
part of the city south of johnson
street, and only light shower fell
on South Heigh is.
There has been a marked de-
crease in the number of melon and
other produce wagons on the Mill
tary plaza market for several after
moons past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fischer leave
this evening for their new home in
Newark, N. J.
Street car track repairs on San
Pedro avenue are being rolled to-
day by the steam roller.
City Physician Menger and
his assistant, DR.. Clavin, have per-
formed successfully two surgical
operations on hospital patients re-
Gently.
MIR. Geo. M. Maverick has be-
gun the repairs on his stores, Nos.
229-231 East Houston street, re-
cently damaged by fire.