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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1912

Page

10

Mayor Rules Majority Vote In City Contract Issue

City council sides with Mayor Callaghan in approving a five year lighting contract with San Antonio Gas and Electric despite insurgent aldermen protests. The ordinance passed seven to five after opposition argued for a two thirds vote and questioned the contract’s legality and impact on public rates.

Callaghan East Houston Street San Antonio Gas and Electric Company The Gas and Electric Company Boynton City of San Antonio Lipscomb Ryan Mauermann Kenney Fincham, Lipscomb Uhr Steves W. T. Goode Iowa New Braunfels Avenue Bandera Avenue E. P. Smith Francis Bowen Carnegie Library J. J. Stevens Elizabeth Houston D. J. Sullivan W. C. Sullivan W. L. Herff W. W. Lipscomb James Simos E. Buckley Joel A. Lipscomb

Tenor Signor Bonci Faces Voice Sacrifices At Grand Concert

Italian tenor Signor Alessandro Bonci speaks of the heavy price of a great voice. He describes dietary limits on singing days and recalls experiences with wine during a stay in Atlanta, including prohibition and a court encounter.

Signor Alessandro Bonci the Grand St. Anthony Hotel Atlanta

Recruits Arrive at Fort Sam Houston for Soldier Training

About 120 recruits from Fort Slocum New York rode in on a special I G N train to Fort Sam Houston yesterday. They will undergo basic soldier training including bareback riding drills equipment care and setup under Lieut Erick Ellington Third Cavalry. Maj Sedgewick Rice led the first squadron from Fort Sam Houston to Leon Springs for April range target firing, with plans to send the rest of the regiment on return.

Fort Slocum New York Fort Sam Houston International & Great Northern Railroad Dallas Se Newsum W. E. Fitch Hearne Erick Ellington Third Cavalry Sedgewick Rice Leon Springs

Hillan Appointed Acting Assistant Inspector General

A. B. Hillan of this city is notified as acting assistant inspector general for the Department of Texas, United Spanish War Veterans, by Inspector General Robert F. Silvius of Denver. Hillan will inspect the department headquarters in San Antonio and report to the adjutant general and inspector general, with access to all books and papers.

A. B. Hillan Department of Texas United Spanish War Veterans Robert F. Silvius Denver

Voting to End Strike Signals Slow Return to Work

London April 2 The majority of the one million miners who quit March 1 await full ballot returns on whether to resume work Despite this signs of activity emerge at pitheads with coal tubs running on colliery railways By April 2 among 43 000 votes counted over 25 000 favored resumption

Associated Press London

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