San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-07-02

work of scraping the walls, vanishing
| the woodwork and painting the iron
steps. The work of painting the orna-
mental work of the rotunda is about
completed also.
Recorder Dan Lewis has had one of
the largest dockets to dispose of dur
| ing the past week of any since his OFF,
cial career as justifyer of city wick
! edness. He has been worked quite
hard to dispose of the cases brought
before him.
The case charging Dollie Mobiles
with vagrancy by officer Thurman,
continued few days ago until today,
was again continued this morning 10y
Recorder Lewis until Monday.
The cases of Max .Meusebach and
Richard Buckley for lighting will be
tried Tuesday by Recorder Lewis.
Officer Thomas yesterday arrested
Ascension Batrau and Jesus Ratas as
Migrants and the recorder this morn
| ing fined each of them $40 or fifteen
days.
Emile Schmidt was arrested last
night near the Arkansas Pass depot by
officer Galvan for exposing his person
and was fined five dolalrs by Recorder
Lewis this morning. s-.,- .....-
Miss Olive Dilgard, charming young
lady Of this city left last night for
Denver to attend school for a year.
AT the Ivy medal bowl in Mission
garden last night the medals were cap
tured by Mr.. Jake Rheiner and wife.
j. NJ. Neel has petitioned the mayor
to allow him to dig for supposed buried
treasure on one Of the city lots in
the outskirts of the city.
Charles Clifford, charged with u.s.
ing abusive language toward j. A. AL
len, and Charles Conner, charged with
making threats toward Flora Stotts,
are being tried in Justice Shocks court
this afternoon. ... ..-.
The general committee Of arrange
ments for the annual grand lodge
meeting of the knights and Ladies of
Honor, to be held in this city next
August will hold an important meeting
next Monday night.
while one of our citizens was out
in the Second ward with an alderman
lhC OlIlcI udy, lhC
where a few loads of gravel would do
the most good in filling an approach
to a bridge, farmers runaway team
came along and wrecked the citizens
buggy
st. Johns Episcopal church con-
gregation has secured a permit to erect
a rectory with stables, etc, at the cor
ner of Burnett and Cherry streets,
Ward 6, to cost $3.50.
The Belknap Rifles put UP a fine
drill on the plaza last night.
During the month of June there
were four girls and twenty-six boys
born in this city, according to reports
received at the city health Office. In
May there were seventeen Of each sex
recorded.
-Adjutant General Mabry and Cen
eral Oppenheimer laid out the limits of
Camp Culberson at the Riverside park
fair grounds for the Texas militia camp
of instruction today.
BY reference to Webster the
Lights reporter stands corrected on
DR.. Hadra's photography of whooping
cough and will agree to put it in paren-
thesis either way hereafter.
During the month of June there
were 107 deaths registered in this city.
Ludwig Seifert, No. 3O1. Grayson
street, ard 6. is rejoicing over the safe
arrival of a fine baby daughter.
1t is understood the celebration at
the Riverside park, of the 18th of
June was a financial loss of about $50,
though no report has been made for
publication.
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