San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-06
CALLAGHAN SUPPORTERS.
What Can the Good People of San
Antonio Expect Should Gala

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seventh judicial district of Texas
for frauds, ETC., in election of 1894
1853. Joseph Dryer, instigsting
illegal voting.
1854. Joseph Dryer, instigating
illegal voting.
l,6l5. Joseph Dryer, instigating
illegal voting.
1876. Joseph Dwyer, instigating
illegal voting.
1857. Manuel Sanchez, instigat-
ing illegal voting.
1l,6lS. Manuel Sanchez, instigat-
ing illegal voting.
1853. Manuel Sanchez, instigat-
ing illegal voting.
1920. Manuel Sanchez, instigai-
ing illegal voting.
1872. Antonio Cisnero, illegal
voting.
1852. Cashmere Rocha, illegal
voting.
1853. Pedro Hernandez, destruc-
ton Of ballots cast.
II, 1924. Thomas Quintero, de-
struction of ballots cast.
1925. Vicente Martinez, cleo
pioneering within 80 IT.
1926. Anestacio Romero, illegal
voting.
1852. Luz Mexia, illegal voting.
1l,62l. Juan Pudilla, destruction
of ballots.
1857. F. N. Sanchez, willful ne
glect of duty.
1888. F. N. Sanchez, willful ne
glect Of duty.
1859. Joseph Dryer, bribery Of
electors.
1850. III. B. Sallaway, election
eering within thirty feet.
1854. Alejandro: Gonzales, ille-
gal voting.
1858. A. S. Maxfieldt, keeping
open bar election day.
1854. Frank Cassiano, bribery
Of elector.
11,645. Pedro Mildonado, illegal
registration.
1858. Cashmere Rocha, illegal
voting.
1859. Luz MeXia, illegal voting.
1850. Antonio Cisnero, illegal
voting.
1851. Anestacio Romero, illegal
voting.
1852. Joseph Dryer, bribery Of
elector.
1858. F. o. De Hymel, finding
and taking possession Of intoxicat-
ing liquors at polling place.
1851. Estevan Sandoval, giving
away intoxicating liquors within
polling place.
1850. VIM. Jonas, selling intox-
icating liquors election day.
1866. Ellis F. Walters, giving
away intoxicating liquors in poll
ing place.
1860. *Mr. Blank, removal of
ballots from polling place.
1859. *Mr. Blank, illegal re-
ceipt Of ballots at polling pl ace.
1858. Frank Zizik, selling beer
on election.
THE court record does not show the
name of who Mr.. Blank ? is.
The above is fair sample of a
certain element crying themselves
hoarse in support Of Bryan Gala
CHAN. Every effort has been made
to keep the people ignorant Of the
nefarious methods of the big Six
combine" employed at the last
election. Not satisfied with a rea-
sonable share Of the spoils, they
are now using every effort to grasp
the 100000 voted by the people to
construct a much needed sewer
system.
Mr.. Callaghan stated recently in
the morning distress that "the
sewer contract was not worth the
paper it was written on"
II the laboring element of this
city should vote solidly and elect
Callaghan what would become Of
the sewers? Mr.. Callaghan would
have to annul the contract.
If the contract is annulled hun
dreds of laboring men would be
thrown out Of employment.
Do the laborlng men want to be
idle for the next six months This
is an important question, which
the poor man must answer in the
by voting for Mr.. Elmen-
dorf.
The laboring man must not put
too much confidence in leaders
who fail to stand by their prin-
ciples. refer to the gentleman co
who was nominated for county
clerk on the Peoples Party ticket
and refused to let them put his
name on the ticket, after consent
ing to run.
Do not go into this election with
your eyes shut. You have been