San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-11-03
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The total number of permits t.
make drain connections in October
was 1SS, as published. The last per
nit issued to date by the city engin'
eer is No. EOS, showing fifteen permits
have been issued in November.
Eat at Jim Rigbys. 11-2-1mo.
Fire Chief Collins has removed his
residence from Arciniega street to No.
~ Lavaca street, near engine house
NO. >.
M. J. Bleim has begun building a
two-story frame residence at No. 235
MistleIOe avenue, Ward 4, to cost 81
600
-Tufted Chiffon s125 a yard. L.
WOLFSON. 1t
-Sabina Holguin, aged days, died
Monday in Ward 2, from pneumonia.
An inquest was held.
Eugene Martin. aged 31a years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Martin,
died from diphtheria yesterday at No.
2O7 Lexington avenue.
-Tufted Chiffon SIPS a yard. L.
WOLFSON. 1t
During October there were six in
terments in St. Joseph's cemetery and
in st. Mary's.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Swan, of No.
rs Herff street, are rejoicing over the
safe arrival of a fine baby daughter.
-Tufted Chiffon S1.25 a yard. L.
WOLFSON. sy 1t
"A number of San Antonians are ar
ranging a big excursion to the PecOS
High Bridge and to Sanderson the
first of next year. A barbecue will be
given by Uncle Billy Wilson at San
derson. Il
Mayor, Callaghan thinks San Anto .
Mo will need an Inspector of beef cat
tie on the hoof soon.
Mems Bicycle shoes SIPS, L.
WOLFSON.
Work was begun yesterday by the
city to connect the, city hall drains
with the main sewer on Military plaza
and this portion of the plaza is now
bockaded.
The city animal pound is to be re-
paired.
-Corsets fitted. Miss Sexton is with
us and will be glad to fit you, L.
WOLFSON. t..EH
Bitter complaint Is heard of a num-
Der of savage dogs on Avenue d, which
ought to be tied up or killed.
Rev. G. Q. A. Rose lectured in Y.
NJ. c. A. hall last night to a good au-
dience on the subjestrrFhe Artist and
the Bible" illustrating his interesting
discourse with some splendid stereop-
tlcon plctureS sIf - 80, = ,-..
Our Corset Department is in charge
of an expert corset fltters who will take
pains to see that every corset sold is
properly fitted, L. woLFSON-.
The remains of Charles Travis, col
ored, were shipped fot Houston over
the Southern Pacific today. Deceased
was a member of the colored order of
knights of Pythias.
"A lady cannot be comfortable if her
corset does not fit her. We fit everyone
sold at our store, l.. WOLFSON.
The public school teachers today
are receiving their August salaries, and
the city does not now owe them any
back salaries. This is the first time in
the past four years when they have
been paid in full up to date.
"A we'll fitting corset is a delight to
the wearer. Every lady should have
hers fitted at our corset department, L.
WOLFSON.
Geo. Riley, formerly the bar atten-
dant at the U. 5. post Canteen, has re-
linquished his position to accept the
temporary position of city inspector
of wood and coal measures, or weights
and measures.
A case of diptheria at No. 1,441.
Fredericksburg road has been reported
to the city health office.
"A pretty daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. August Brian, Jr., at noon
today.
A horse and buggy was taken from
the front Of Capt. LytIe's residence,
No. 1856 South Presa street, last night,
supposed to have been stolen.
Services in the Catholic cemeteries
for All Souls day yesterday were very
impressive, especially in the Mexican
cemetery where the priest of San Fer
nando and his acolytes were in atten-
dance and prayers for souls were Off