San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-30
LIGHT FLASHES
s.. d. ScUDDER, Fire Insurance.
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are complaining about the gar
bage not being removed from that
street, claiming that the garbage
cart does not come around for
weeks at time.
81 cheerfully recommend Hoods
Sarsaparilla to all who wish to
have good health. / have found
it to be the best blood purifier that
/ have ever tried.o-J. F. Burk-
hardt, pa North blackberry street,
San Antonio, Tex.
"A big water main out on CAL
houn street, Ward 6, bursted yes
terday and stream OF water six
feet high flooded that street for
some hours.
Carl Beck's band at Muth's garden
Thursday, July 2. 6-30-3t
Martin Jimenez was arrested
on an Indictment yesterday, charg-
ing him with theft over $50. He
gave bond in the sum of $500 with
Thad w. Smith and Ed. Froboese
as sureties.
-trTuuu oulllIHtIulGlt NOICtIl,
: Muth's garden, Thursday, July 3 st
JEFF Marks has couple of fer
rets doing the work of extermina-
ton of rats in the warehouses of
the A. B. Frank Co.
"A runaway horse was caught
on Dakota street about Z o'clock
this morning by Robt. Logan. He
had full set Of harness on and
had evidently broken lose from a
buggy.
River avenue, which has been
made beautiful driveway at so
much expense to the city, is going
to pieces for the need of a few
days work with the sprinklipg
wagon.
During the month of June the
recorder had 30S cases on his
docket.
Regular monthlychange Of the
police reliefs takes place tonight.
The day men will take the places
of the night men and vice versa
no changes in the beats.
IF. w. Cook, Jr., is suing w.
w. Robbins, Louis s. Berg and the
executors Of the estate of II. B.
Adams, deceased, on promissory
note in the sum of $1,000 in the
Forty-fifth District court.
Eleven cases were before the
recorder this morning.
The police will be relieved OF
their very hard(?) duties Of keep
anglers away from the river, from
tonight on until February next.
Police on the Houston street
beat might walk around on Jeffer-
SON street and regulate the social
evil nuisance complained of in
this neighborhood OF business
houses, hotels and churches.
Owing to increased mail ser.
vice on the International railroad
between San Antonio and Rock.
dale, Chief Clerk Lippold has found
it necessary to put on another
man, the new man Is E. Thomp-
son and he goes out tonight.
Mr.. G.. B. Ciprisni, of the Car
riere Italiano newspaper, has dis
posed of his interest to Mr.. G.
Nicotine, Of Galveston, and will
leave this evening for Italy to re-
side In future.
Mrs. Belle Boyce and little
daughter, of Waco, are in the city
for visit to her sister, Mrs.
Nathan Hart, on Augusta street.
Mrs. Boyce is well remembered by
large circle of friends, as the
charming Miss Hollis.
The public school teachers
and school janitors will be paid one
month's salary by the city tomor-
row afternoon.
MIR. w. G.. Siekenius, the new
ly fiedged railroader, leaves to-
night on his first trip west as
freight fireman, and will be I'M
able to attend his sisters wedding
tonight.
MIR. Brown was driving to the
fire early this morning at a too
furious gait and was arrested by
Officer Thompson. He was fined
S. by the recorder for offense.
j. p. Rontledge has beenlin-
dicted for burglary and theft. He
Isl accused OF burglarizing the
Office of E. Fl. Haines at the Union
stockyards on May Z last and
stealing a gold watch.
The house OF J. w. Green, 32l
North Leona street, was burglar
lied last night and a number Of
articles OF jewelry stolen.
"A shot was fired on the upper
parade grounds at Fort Sam Hous-
ron ahout 10 o,clock iaSt NIGHT A