San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-06
LIGHT FLASHES

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Mayor Callaghan officiated again
this morning in the absence of Recor-
der Lewis.
The police had very quiet time
last night and Clerk John Gallagher
had very few entries to make in the
arrest book.
Hoods pills act easy and PROMPTLY
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick
headache
"A great deal of trash and filth has
congregated in the river just north of
Commerce street bridge, which is very
unsightly to passers-by.
The San Pedro creek from Com
merce street south for a block, was
given a cleaning this morning.
Look for the facts demonstrated by
experience. Thousands and thousands
of people suffering from the effects of
impure blood have been cured dy
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"A saloon reopening takes place at
LOG South Alamo street tomorrow
night.
Bud Banks, the colored boy, arrest
ed by officer Bourn yesterday morning
at the instigation of the detectives, was
charged with being a suspicious char
acter on the Recorders docket today
and the case was passed over until to-
morrow. He is suspected of petty
thieving.
Charles Gates called on Recorders
Clerk Hertzberg this morning and
swore out warrant for the arrest of
Will Rife for beating and striking him.
Officer Quintana arrested Mrs. N.
]. Collmar for dfsorderly conduct last
night. Her case was continued by
Mayor Callaghan this morning.
Mayor Callaghan dispatched the
business in the city's municipal court
this morning before the usual crowd
of idlers had time to congregate in
the room.
Dick Gaeger has gone to New
Braunfels to work on farm.
There is a man in the city who is
covering bicycle frames with celluloid
in various colors, in place of enamel.
1t is very pretty and much more dur
able.
-Twenty-four suppers were supplied
the city prisoners by the jailer last
night and the same number received
breakfast this morning.
Frank Branchi and Carlo Ticozzi,
charged with taking water from the
San Pedro ditch out of their turn, will
be tried in Recorders court tomorrow
by jury.
Police Officer Gates arrested Dick
Rips as q vagrant yesterday and
Mayor Callaghan sustained the charge
this morning by fining him $40 or 10
days.
Archie Bell, mean little copper
eolored negro boy, who lives on South
Mesquite street, was arrested yester-
day by Officer Yantis on the charge of
throwing stones and he was fined five
dollars for the offense by Mayor Cal
laghan this morning.
Lee Williams was arrested yester-
day for striking and beating Siber
Price. His case was continued until
tomorrow by Mayor Callaghan this
morning.
When Recorder Lewis re-assumes
charge of his court he will have num-
Der of old cases to dispose OF, which
have not been tried during his absence
owing to the fact that he had heard
part of the evidence.
"A bill of sale was filed in the coun-
ty clerks office yesterday, conveying
the Hole-in-the-Wal restaurant from
Frank Helmhaltz to Josephine Helm
haltz, for $3.50.
Henry Massey, colored, aged two
days, died August 4th in Ward 6, from
hemorrhage of the navel.
e. Gruenewald and wife report the
birth of fine baby girl August 4th
at their residence, No. 215 Avenue B
-Candelaria Ortiz, aged three years
died August 4th, at No. 40S South La
redo street, Ward 1, from continued fe
yer.
Henry Mcbride, the well liked col
ored porter at Heusinger's hardwar
store, is rejoicing today over the fac
that he is pap of a baby daughter.
The opening ball of the Ivy socia
club will take place in Mission GardeI
October IS.
The privft hedge around the Alan
plaza appears to be in need of water.
The Laredo Mercantile compan
have arranged a pretty window in the