San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-14
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"A number of exciting and bloody
cockfghts took place at Bob Marks
pit yesterday, which were witnessed
by a large crowd, which bet vigor
Ously.
Mrs. II. Faust is seriously ill and
not expected to recover.
-Lost-One Mexican red saddle
blanket. between Goliad street and
Riverside park Finder call at Light
Office and get reward. IA q
Mr.. Joe Ansell and party brought
in lot of quail from their days
shooting north of the city yesterday.
Joe Slattery, old boy, late of the
Iron Front saloon, is now with Jim
Rigby, old boy, VerameDdi saloon,
Soledad street. Nv.
The city board of equalization of
assessments will convene tomorrow
in the city council chamber.
j. W. Pendleton was fined $40 or
20 days in jail this morning by the re-
corder on the charge of being a sus-
picious character.
F. n. Sanchez, who has been
quite i'll for the past ten days, is up
and out again.
Julian Cruz, a shoemaker. became
drunk and disorderly last night and
it took three policemen to get him to
the police station in the wagon. He
got in one blow with his fist ON OFF,
Ger Sobieski.
The special committee to inves-
tigate the Alderman Hoefing- Chas.
Sauer charges before the city council
had not yet had a meeting up to noon
today,
A bridge crossing the ditch on
Mitchell street. between the San Juan
road and South Presa street, is in
need of repairs by the city. A horse
got caught in the defective place yes
terday and was hurt.
The first annual banquet by Post
D., Z. p. A, will be held in Mahncke
hotel dining room Tuesday evening,
Dec. Doth. The Light acknowledges
an invitation.
Mr. Mayer Jacobs is organizing
female minstrel performance among
the young society ladies of this city.
The proceeds of the entertainment
which will take place some time in
February, will go to the Temple Beth
Ell fund.
Lotus lodge, No. 80, will work in
the Amplified rank at Castle hall to-
night.
Mr.. Monroe Adler's bicycle was
wrecked yesterday evening on Hous-
ton street, by collision with wagon
and by catching in the deep rut Of
a street car track. The front wheel
is total loss.
Mr.. Frank G. Bass, the popular
representative Of the Lone Star Brew
ing CO., in this city, became the hap
DIV father of a fine baby son at z
o'clock this morning and reports that
both the new arrival and his mother
are progressing favorably. Congrat-
ulations to Papa Bass are now in or
der.
Ivy Social club has issued invi-
tationh to it's New Year ball at Mis-
sfOu RdTutu thS i%iSht "enho"A
edges one.
Volume 1, No. 1, of the Reporter,
published by the San Antonio Female
college, West End, has reached this
Office, The Reporter will be issued
quarterly.
Mrs. James Rogers died last Sat
urday at $40 Sixth street of consump-
tjon aged "a wears The funeral took
place yesterday. Deceased came here
with her husband and child from
Denton, Tex, five weeks ago.
The following real estate deed
was filed this morning: Susan E.
Pfeuffer to Albert Koplin, 80 acres
OF the ]. NJ. Rivas original survey 191,
on the Cibolo creek: $1,915.
Exhibitors at the poultry show
were busy removing their exhibits to
their homes today.