San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-03-01
FLASHES.

estate OF Il. =. AnuelSOn, deceased,
and the bond fixed at $1,000.
Safest storage in the city. Craig
Williams Furniture company, old
courthouse, SOledad Street. 19-1mo
The following real estate deed
was filed this morning: William Pie
per to William F. PlinZ, lot II. block
l. o. e. |. 10, on the north side of Dash
iell avenue: $500
Spring medicine is necessity
which Hoods Sarsaparilla grandly
supplies. 1t purifies and vitalizes the
blood and thus gives tone and strength
to the whole system.
During the month of February
there were 13' divorce suits filed in the
District courts and 53 marriage licenS-
rs issued by the county clerk.
Mr.. August Santleben celebrated
his birthday anniversary yesterday.
VIM. Zimmerman, member of the
FrohSinn Singing society. celebrated
his birthday anniversary yesterday.
H. c. Gafford will probaly be APP
pointed city carpenter, vice Mr.. Jim
Downey, resigned
-Bristow Lott and VIM. Moore,
charged as suspicious characters, were
released today by the recorder, on
condition that they leave the city.
The Polish Young Mems union
gave Il very pleasant dance Saturday
night last in st. Albert'S hall.
Plum and peach trees are now in
bloom.
A bicycle was stolen last night
from VIM. PueSchel. in the Reuter-
building.
In reference to the charge of reck-
less driving. DR.. OrnelaS desires to say
that he was not driving when the acct
dent occurred. but his cOachman was,
and that he has always been careful
to respect the city regulations in every
particular
Capt. Shardein. chief of police, has
called in all the commissions of the
special officers who have held appoint
ment up to date, and the list embraces
n TO tai of %. The name of Officer
Reuter- does not appear on the list.
k. NJ. Lefevere has begun building
cottage at No. 1917 Carson street,
Ward 6, TO cost $500. A. James is
erecting an addition at No. 210 Chavez
street, Ward g. to cost $500.
ALI the city garden force were
called in by the city clerk this morn
ing and all work was stopped.
The police reliefs did not change
off last night as has been customary
at the beginning of each month.
The Mexican dinner by the San
Fernando ladies'. on Main plaza. was
well patronized today.
Recorder Lewis had twelve cases
on his docket today.
Prize winners ut the Frohsinn
masquerade were: +. NJ. Mitchell,
negro dude. silk umbrella; A. J.
Schneider Uncle Sam, cigar case: Al
ma Mueller. shepherdesS parasol: Mrs.
Moline. toilet mirror.
Mrs. G. T. Brant. aged. 26 years
died at 800 Hays street. this morning
of consumption. The remains Will be
shipped to EmpOria, Kan. over the
Southern Pacific tonight.
Alamo W. C. 4. L. invites pastors
and friends to Il gospel service at
Trinity NJ. f. church, at , p. m. Tues
day next. The leader, Mrs. +. b. Da-
Wis, will speak upon City Work"
Revival services are in progress at
the colored Third Baptist church on
South Laredo street; also at Mt. Aria
church.
Complaint is heard of the danger
Gus condition of the crossing at the
corner of Martin and St Mary's
streets.
The Golden Leaf social club open
ed their season Saturday by giving a
picnic near Second Mission.
A phantom dance was given at the
house of p 4. Marshall, on Camaron
street last night.
Pat Kinning and Albert Haus left
Yesterday for Comfort on three
weeks hunting and fishing trip.
Jeff Right, Hugh Miller and Jas.
Harding left for ROckport yesterday
to try Il go at the world famed tarpon
fishing.
Miss Marie Gordon. residing on
Elmira street. severed an artery in her
wrist Saturday at her home by acct
dentally tripping on a rug and putting
her hand through a pane of glass.
Medical aid was summoned and the
flow of blood stopped.
Miss Jennie Taylor celebrated her
seventeenth birthday anniversary Fri
day night at the residence of her pa
rents on Idaho street.
The Weekly Advance, the local
colored newspaper. is brim full of
news of the races doing this week.
Since d. L. Mills took charge Of the
local department he is making a first
class paper of il. His local is clear
and impartially written.
"A dance was given at the residence
of D. T. Langridge, on Garden street
Saturday night.
The funeral of Maude Lauer, col
ored, who died at Midland, Tex, last