San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-12-22

cooper SnOp, ~ DY ~ 1eet, lOr the Oity
brewery, was let yesterday, Henry
Clemens securing the superstructure,
the f. F. Collins Manufacturing COM
pany the iron work.
There were but nine cases in police
court this morning.
The public schools close tomor-
row for holiday vacation.
The Devils Auction" company
is coming in over the Southern Pa
cific from Houston this afternoon.
Martin Manning, a 13-year-old son
of Patrick Manning, of Olive street,
fell from tree yesterday while gath
ering mistletoe, and was injured, it
is feared, internally.
The Partisan Illusions are draw
ing good patronage. Their X Ray IL
fusion of the skeleton of boy in full
view of the audience is well worth
seeing. 22-tf
-Rockport oysters, 100 Alamo
street. 12-22-3t
Coroner Phil. III. Shook held an
inquest yesterday on the body of Jo-
seph Seberger, who died on Watson's
farm on the Medina of consumption.
Deceased was % years of age and has
mother and sister living in Troy, N.
Y.
Live and dressed turkeys, 100 AL
amo street 12-22-3t
The crepe de chine shawl given
at Convention hall went to Miss Vic
toria Dubois.
A two-months old daughter of f.
A. Brinkham, corner of Omaha and
Nebraska streets, died yesterday.
John Hager, aged z years, died
this morning on Omaha street.
Use Rockport oysters for turkey
dressing, 100 Alamo street, near Com
merce. 1928
The county commissioners will
open the returns tomorrow of the spe-
cial election held in precinct No. 5, to
decide tie vote for the Office of con-
stable of that precinct, in which can
didates Wisdom and Herrera received
PIG votes each at the regular election
held last November.
"A visitor to the city got on fes-
tive jag last night and encountered
savage dog on South Alamo street.
The dog nearly chewed the man up
and he went to doctor, who dressed
the wounds.
The u. s. weather observer of this
station gives a fair weather forecast
for tomorrow.
IT. A. Casey, and Leandro Escarino
who have been in the county Jail on
charges of petty larceny, were releas-
ed this morning, the grand jury fail
ing to find true bills against them.
DIR. Ed. Clavin, who has been down
with dengue fever the past four days,
is up again
The county clerk issued mar
rage license yesterday to Manuel Pi-
media and Refuia Barrera.
There were 80 suits filed in the
Thirty-seventh District court this
morning by the state of Texas against
taxpayers.
The sewer work on Camaron street
in front of the county jail, was begun
this afternoon.
-Messrs. Crandall and Katz and
City Engineer Pancoast were before
the grand jury this morning.
The police. fire, sanitary, markets,
bitches. pound and assessors depart
ments of the city will be paid the Sep
tember salaries by the city treasurer
tomorrow. The total amount will be
$14, O07.65.
There were thirty or more wagon
loads of Christmas trees on Alamo
plaza for sale this morning.
The Fourth Ward Improvement
Political club discussed county and
city finances, little sanitation and
some oity politics last night.
The Fair Clothing Co., of San An
tonic, with Nathan Sadovsky, U. Sc
gal and Henry Michael, Jr., incorpo-
rators. has secured state charter.
The remains of the late C. NJ. SEQ
gin were shipped to Morgan, Texas,
yesterday evening, via Rosenberg
Junction.
-Wanted-A good cook, with re-
concentrations. Mrs. Herman kamp-
mann. corner Avenue Il and Fourth
street. IL
The city engineer says the Fourth
Ward Improvement club need have
no fear that the sewers on San Pedro
avenue and Lewis street will not be
completed as originally designed.
Sewers on San Pedro avenue will be
put in from Romano street to Warren
and from Poplar to Myrtle streets and
on Lewis street from Marsall street
to Park avenue.