San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-04

rs to haul drunk cases to the city Jail,
and for patients to the city hospital
and the drunks together the cost was
only 1915, according to the city mar
sha's report.
The Prospect hill and South
Heights Sunday schools will picnic at
| San Pedro park next Saturday.
The State Spiritualist convention
closed with last nights services at
San Pedro park.
! MIR. w. G.. Edwards has concluded
his thirty days work in Strengthening
out the books in the city auditors Of
flee and is now at work in the asses
sor's department on the tax rolls.
Relatives and friends of the school
children are invited to attend the big
excursion given by the Sd, 4th and Sth
ward schools, to Sutherland Springs on
the Gulf Shore Railway Friday, April
18th. Trains leave the depot at $3.50 a.
m. and return at $50 p. m. There VIII
be fourteen coaches to take all. 4-St.
Mrs. Bushick will sing at Miss
Inns concert. Don't fail to hear her.
The Liqour Dealers association
held an election of officers last night,
but refused the daily papers a report
of the election, for reasons best known
to themselves.
The usual number of delinquent
occupation tax cases were before Ma
vor Callaghan this morning, all ex-
cept one paying up and being DISMISS
ed ]. A. Sporting failed to appear
ond an alias warrant was ordered for
his arrest.
There is a ladys black cape at, the
notice station awaiting an owner" II
was found Sunday by Pound orIlcer
Perebz. in the neighborhood or san
Fernando street and the l. u ~
track.
Mrs. Bessie Bell Andrews will sing
at Miss Lipp's benefit concert May D.
The Young Peoples society OF the
First Raptist church will have an IN
teresting reunion at the church To-
night.
Mr. August Seffel and bride. nee
Miss Rosa Abr, have returheu ~ III.
Castroville where they were nldrlIeu
last week. and have located on wynn
ing street. The brides cake was CUT
Iast Sunday afternoon in the presence
of a merry party of young people,
Several squatters have located
themselves temporarily in tents Oh
River avenue, about halt mile hol'i
of the Jockey club grounds.
0or,t fail to hear Mr.. Gilbert
in the outlaws Song at Miss
Lips concert.
"A marty of campers are located OH
River avenue near the Lone otar
brewery. in two fine tents ana nave
fine outfit. for travelling. There are
several ladies in the party They are
travelling through the state for recre-
alton.
AT the meeting of the Belknap HI
ees last night the organization for the
Interstate drill was erected, anu So
mon were enrolled, from which team
will later be selected.
Mrs. John Renken has been grant
cd building permit to erect u"eii-
ing at No. 1888 Austin street warn o.
to cost $1,000.
The river in the business part OF
the city is full of filthy refuse ana uoes
not nresent a very nice appearance
Don't fail to hear sweet singer |
Mrs Fanny Portugal Hirschberg own
Stolen Kisses, at MISS
Inns concert, Beethoven hail. May D.
The committees appointed to ar
range for Emancipation celebration Oh
Iune 10 have been visiting the street
railway offices endeavoring to get thelil
. ~, L;d on tho TRANSPORTATION.
Mr.. John T. Hansen, an old time
stockman and a we'll known resident
and butcher of this city, today obtain
ed the contract for furnishing beef for
the next six months to the quarter
masters department at Fort Sam
Houston.
Burglars attempted to effect an en-
trance into the residence of Mr.. Anton
Hannich on Elm street last night, but
were scared away before they accompl-
lished their purpose.
Since the orders of the mayor for
removing all distractions from the
sidewalks have been carried out by the
police department, it is necessary for
fruit dealers, etc, desiring plaza or
street stands, to apply to the council
for permission. One such was pre-
scented yesterday.
A party of twenty-five delegates
left over the Southern Pacific today
for Houston to attend the Christian
EndeavOr convention.