San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-01-28
SHORT SNAPPERS.


Ifyour own clerks and employees
are satisfied, what right have out
siders to interfere.
That uprising Of the people
Saturday night has upset the Mer-
genthslers.
To Miss Fleetwood: This is not
a prohibition campaign, but fight
of the people against ring rule and
DOODLE.
Dear Johnny: Your dearest
friends are grieving for you. Get
out Of that nasty nest Of cats. The
cash box is all right.
Dear Judge Noonan: Please
hold on to the judgeship chair un-
til those election brlbers are put in
jail.
Judge Lewey should be given
some help. The LIGHT dominates
Charley Ogden or Jack Evans, to
prosecute those election frauds.
What mayor was.it that vetoed
the ordinance passed by the Conn
Gil to pay the street laborers $l.50
a day.
The boycott is an unlawful,
malignant, and vindictive assault
on the personal liberty Of the
citizen.
II it really be true, the LIGHT
desires to congratulate Mr.. Ed.
kische, ST., on becoming RepuD-
lican.
AS the LIGHT Is a stock. holder, it
has the right to ask: "Ain't il about
time financial re port OF the last
Jockey club meeting was pub
lished.
Every voter and tax payer is in
vited up to the City Hall TO look at
the auditors books. Under the
reign OF King Bran this privilege
was denied you.
II the Generalismo, high-muck.
a-muck Chieftain DIgnowIty wants
to run little REPUBLICAN party,
why don't he corral DR.. Clifford
and endorse Brlan's ticket right.
Gen. High-Muck-a-Muck Chief
tain A. +. DIgnowity ran for office
once and received three votes.
Come out straight and announce
for Bran. Stop the bushwhacking
business.
There was BIG Callaghan meet
ing in the Fourth ward Saturday
| night. AS there We're four people
present, the Express Mergenlhaler
surely ought to have made it read
400!
The friend Of the poor street car
men, General Weiss, would no
doubt, like to see the sewer work
stop, because, he does not want to
tear up his tracks; hence he is for
Bryan.
Was it not the arbitrary. unreas-
enable demands of The anarchistic
agitatOrs that forced the Express TO
spend $4,000 in type-settlng ma
chimes? thereby throwing about
twenty people out of employment.
How is it that Selig Deutschman
has so soon forgotten what a howl
and kick he made against Gala
CHAN on the house numbering job,
when the poor people paid about
two prices for the work?
Should such thing be possible,
that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ticket is elected, the people will
then be enforced to organize, and
stop paying taxes also. 1t will not
take but a short time to starve
them out.
Alderman Mackey, like many
other people, failed to pay taxes
last year but his record does not
extend back sixteen years. Alder
| man Mackey only drew So meet
ing for those he attended, and he
has not taken trip to Paris.
Why are not quo warranto pro.
ceedings brought against those in
dicted officials and GUST them from
office. Poor old Martinez was cut
of from the feed trough, and he
was only a few dollars short in
cash, for which his deputy was
equally responsible.
The little yellow-face Dena con-
victs himself in his card in the Elk.
press when he said, "two white
men were in the procession with
red ribbons" when the fact is the
| red ribbon was not worn by any
Elmendorf men until Friday eve
ming, and there were no "white"
men mixed up in that crowd.