San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-25
LIGHT FLASHES

The San Antonio club has had no
visitors since Sunday.
The terrible mudhole at the cor
ner of Sycamore and LATTE streets,
has about dried up so as to allow We
hicles to pass. The mudholes on
Chestnut, between Nolan and Daw-
son streets have about dried up also.
The sidewalk from East Commerce
to Dakota on South blackberry street,
is almost obscured by weeds.
Tired, nervous and weak men and
women fine new life, nerve strength,
vigor and vitality in Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which purifies, enriches and vi
talizes the. blood.
The sugar cane patch belonging to
the Stoves lumber yard on East Com
merce street is a pretty spot, covering
half a block and being about two feet
tall.
Roasting ears are plentiful now,
even the small grocery stores having
them on sale.
Hoods Pills are the favorite fam
lily cathartic, easy to take, easy in eff
feet. 25c.
Green sugar sane as feed is being
brought into town from the country.
The Pine Street Westminster
league will hold a meeting tonight at
the church, near East Commerce
street.
Wild sun flowers are in bloom
about all over the city.
JOE McALLISTER. Fire Insurance.
The Order of Chosen Friends will
give picnic at Aue on June 6, and the
four local councils will attend in a
body. The Arkansas Pass will arrange
for the accommodation of $500 people.
in the second baseball game be-
tween the crack colored mines of San
Antonio and Palestine, played at the
Jockey Club grounds yesterday, the
latter was victorious by a score of 1C
to 8.
DIR. w. Barton and wife, Temple
Texas, Jas. T. Losier, Jackson, Tenn.
G. w. Tegner, Homer, Iowa, called al
the Alamo this morning and were con.
Quoted through by Custodian S. w
Bennett.
The San Antonio club has three
applications for membership, two city
residents and one from Floresville.
The Juvenile opera company left
over the Southern Pacific yesterday fol
c. P. Diaz, Mexico, the injunction t
restrain the removal of the company.
property out of Bexar countg beinl
amicably settled.
Iol,o n,ao., H..
man Sons, will give picnic at Scheu
ermeyer's park next Sunday.
The Catholic society of the Sister,
of the Good Shepherd, of this city, Sc
cured a charter from the secretary o
state yesterday.
"A handsome residence of w. F
Woods on Prospect hill is nearing com
pletion and will be ready for occupan
cy in about a week.
Tonight is the regular date for tn
monthly meeting of the board c
health.
Ed Kurka was fined s. for bein
drunk and disorderly this morning an
the case for resisting an officer wa
dismissed by the recorder.
Recorder Dan Lewis is sporting
new straw nat To-Day.
The recorder is not having so man
warrants to issue against delinqueI
occupation tax payers of late. The
have evidently discovered that Cit
Collector Sutor means business.
Fred Kern, arrested yesterday /
Officer Yantis for being drunk ar
down was a delinquent in Recorder
court this morning and an alias wa
rant was issued for his arrest. o.
Clay brennan was before the r
corder this morning on the charge
failing to light the lamps on his ha,
after dark. but was dismissed as
was his first offense. Officer Thurmi
did the arresting act.
Assistant City Clerk Scheidema
tel looks as cool in his new crash 81
as a small boy with a freezer of
cream stolen from picnic wagon.
Elk Lodge, K. of p, held a met
ing in Castle hall, Reuter- buildiI
last night and initiated three n
members, Messrs. Chas. Wynn, Bal
and Bedell.
"A game of baseball was played