San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-26
HERE WE ARE AGAIN
It's Exchange We are Looking for this. Fine

Going southwest, at Losoya street,
for the Arkansas Pass depot
Going southwest, at Soledad street.
for the San Pedro Springs
Going southwest, at Military plaza,
for s.. A e. A. P. depot ind Beanville.
Going southwest, at Military plaza.
for North Flores street and San Ped
70 Springs.
Going northeast, at Military plaza,
for North Flores street and San Pedro
Springs
Going northeast, at Military plaza,
for the s A. & A. p. depot and Bean
vile.
Going northeast, at Houston street.
for San Pedro avenue and the Springs.
Going northeast at Avenue c, for
Government hill via Nolan and Pine
streets.
Going northeast, at Avenue c, for
Alamo street and Arkansas Pass depot.
On the Flores Street line as follows:
Going north, at S. A. \ A. P. depot,
for Alamo street. postoftice and the
Springs.
Going north, at Military plaza, for I.
Going north, at Military plaza, for
Sunset depot and Government hill.
Going south, at Military plaza, for
Is G. n. depot and Lakeview.
Going south. at Military plaza, for
Sunset depot and Government hill.
On the Garden Street and Riverside
Park line as follows:
Going north, at Martin street, for
the San Pedro Springs.
Going north. at Martin street, for
Burnett and Government hill.
On the Third Street and Government
hill line as follows:
Going southwest, at Navarro street,
for San Pedro Springs.
Going southwest at Navarro street.
for Riverside park.
On the Lexington avenue and San
Pedro Springs line as follows:
Going south, at Navarro street, for
Burnett street and Government hill.
Going south, at Navarro street, for
Garden street and Riverside park
Section 3. That all lines of street
railway, within or partly within the |
corporate limits of this city, shall run
cars regularly, for the carriage of pas |
sengers at intervals of not more than
twenty 600 minutes, during the day.
time and up to twelve Q2) o'clock mid /
night.
Section 4. Any person, firm or cor
pOration violating any of the provis-
ions Of the preceding sections Of this
ordinance, shall be deemed guilty Of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof before the recorder. shall be
fined in the sum of not less than TWEEN
ty-five (25) dollars, nor more than two
hundred (2OO) dollars, for each Of
Tense, and the failure to carry each
passenger as herein set forth shall be
a seperate offense, and if such offensa
is committed by the person having
in charge the operation or control Of
cars upon which such offense is cCn-
mitted, as conductor. mto?oman or
otherwise, he shall be liable to such
punishment. And if such offense is
committed by and under the direction
of the president, general manager or
other officer of such person. firm or
then such officer direct
ing such violation shall also be sub
jected to such fine and pUnishment.and
in the default of the payment of such
fine shall be imprisoned for not less
than ten QO), nor more than thirty
(SO days.
Section 8. That section thirteen u@. !
chapter forty-five (45> of the Revised
Criminal Ordinances, be, and the same
Is hereby repealed.
Approved. April 18th, 1897
BRYAN CALLAGHAN.
Attest: Mayor
THEO. vINKE, City CLERK.
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