San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-01

| EITHER MERCHANDISE OR CASH AS
PRIZES, (see affidavit below Mr..
Newton gave up the job about
noon, Messrs. CritZer and Guessaz
keeping up the chase for the rest
of that day. On the following day
Mr.. Guessaz kept up the work all
alone, and IL the course of a
week the combined efforts of the
committee netted world of mer-
chandize, prizes and over $500 in
cash.
At no time, and under no circum-
stances whatever, were any cash
subscriptions solicited for any
other purpose than that Of giving
same as a prize.
(AFFIDAvITs.)
We hereby certify that the com
mittee appointed to canvass the
City Of San Antonio, on the occa-
sion OF the Fourteenth Texas State
shoot, consisted OF Messrs. Newton,
Critzer and Guessaz. That said
committee was appointed for the
purpose of securing cash and mer-
chandise to be given as prizes, and
added moneys at the aforesaid
state shoot. A. B. CRITzER,
o. G. GUEssAz.
Subscribed aud sworn to this
9th day Of July, 1894,
SEAL E. G. JONES, j. P,
Ex.Officio Notary Public,
Bexar County, Texas.
The April number of Texas
Field, (lS9I, a monthly sports
mans journal, Of San Antonio, con-
tanned the following advertisement
ordered printed by the directory Of
the San Antonio Gun club and
paid for by the same.
"The following named merchants
and citizens of San Antonio and
elsewhere have generously SUBJ
scribed the following CASH and
merchandise as prizes to be COM
peted for at the coming tourna-
ment, which will be ADDED to ev-
cry days shoot. The soliciting com.
mittee is still out and will doubt
less secure several hundred dollars
more:
Lone Star Brewery, cash 800 90
San Antonio Brewing Asso-
citation, cash. .......... rs 90
A. C. Schryver, cash ....... % 90
Young & Arnold, Stetson
hat, value. ............... D w
Hit & Co., pair gum boots,
Value ....,...... . ~
France & Thiele, hammer
less gun, value. ........ 60 90
Hummel & Son, hammerless
gun, value. ............ 10 w
J. Il. Scott, cash. ......... 10 90
Newton & Weller, piano
lamp, value. ......... 70 90
w. q. Smell, cash .......... 10 90
John Brady, cash ....... 10 90
s. Deutsch & Co., satchel,
D. & A, Oppenheimer, carri-
age robe, value ........ 10 90
Crystal Saloon, cash. ..... 5 00l
G.. s. Foster, cash .... 2 sol
@. j. Langholz, carriage
robe, value. .............. III W
l.. Wolfson, prize. ........
Baxter & Dean, cash, .. 5 90
Ramsay & Ford, buggy
whip, value. .........e.". 10 90
Joseph Dryer, cash ...... 200 |
Kalteyer & Son, cash ..... 2 so
Joseph Beckmann, pair OF
shoes, value. 49,. ........ 10 90 |
J. Stern, prize, value. ...... 10 90
II. Norris & Bro, umbrella,
value. .................., 5 90
T. Il. Micklejohn, cash .... 10 90
Jones & Co., fine guitar,
value. ................ III w
J. ]. Stevens, cash. ........ 10 90
Z. X. Brenneman, silver
flask, value. ............ Is 90
I. 7. VanderHoeven, carv-
ing set, value .......... % 90
g. R. Sullivan, pair shoes,
value. NATURALIZATION. 10 90
Albert Stoves, cash ...... 10 90
Haas & Oppenheimer, fine
rug, value ............... Is 90
5oggan & Bro, cash ....... 10 90
JOllluS q IeCk, cash. . w
B. c. Rely & Co., fine pic
ture, value. -. 10 90
hat and umbrella,
value. '..............,... Is 90
Wagner & Chabot, case
Knives. ...........,...... 25 90
R. Strayhorn, cash ..... 2 so
y. Campbell, cash. ........ 2 80
J. S. Thornton, cash ...... 5 100
NJ. Z. Jackson, portrait,
value. ................. 20 w
D. Bergstrom, cash ... 3 90
Ell. c. Cunningham, fine
shoes, value. ....... Z 80
W. o. S. Moloney, cash go. 10 90
Leroux & Cosgrove, 20 lbs.
powder, value. 10 90
Crate & Co., travelling bag,