Rays of Light and City Happenings Chronicle
Revenue licenses due today and no real estate transfers. News notes on Mr. Maher’s death, school picnics, public meetings, and local incidents. Immigrants arrive, horses and opium concerns, High school excursion plans, Schofield inspection, and civic notices fill the day’s brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Ziltan
Cleveland
Fourth Ward
San Pedro Park
Maher
Second Ward
Merchants and guests mingle in town notes
West merchant F A Preuffer and Gal linas dealer Sam Childress are in the city while Pearsall and Moore station merchants visit the St Leonard. Nashville Dr B F Manlove seeks a location. Various arrivals, a drill trip, theater lease, and a park picnic are reported along with a frightened Mrs Ziegler and a drunken buggy crash near San Pedro springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Preuffer
Out West
Sam Childress
Gallinas
R. G. Long
Pearsall
St. Leonard
J. H. McAllister
Moore Station
B. F. Manlove
Nashville
Tennessee
Nl. Carter
Owens
New Orleans
H. M. Hanaford
Nashville Students
Jubilee Singers
Liar
Local Notes Advertise Odds and Ends at Newton Weller’s
Advertisements list ice cream freezers water coolers hammocks base ball and croquet sets at Newton and Weller No 16 East Main plaza St Warm water baths corner Commerce and Alamo streets. Also notes promotions for Kay's Kentucky Kure liniment Barr the Photographer and L Wolfson clothing and goods. Includes a miscs notice about licenses at Sim Hart's and a testimonial about Mishler's Herb Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton & Weller’s
East Side
Main Plaza
Commerce
Alamo Streets
New York Skating Rink
Kay
Kentucky
Texas
F. Kaiteyer & Son
Barr
B. Johnson
F. Kalteyer & Son
Edwin King
Baltimore
Mishler
Proclamation Special Election on City Bonds for School Buildings
Mayor Bryan Callaghan orders a special election in San Antonio to decide issuance of fifty thousand dollars in twenty year bonds at seven percent for school buildings. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in four wards with specified presiding officers and voting for or against the proposition. Election governed by existing city ordinance and charter provisions. The date is May 1, 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
San Pedro Park
Bryan Callaghan
City of
San Antonio
Recorder's Office
William
Misses Rossy School Picnic Postponed
Rain and poor grounds delay the Misses Rossy school picnic to Tuesday May 5th. event rescheduled due to weather and field conditions.
Art Loan Exhibition Success By St Mark’s Ladies
The net receipts of the Art Loan exhibition organized by the ladies of St Mark's cathedral amounted to 35.30 dollars. The event is hailed as a worthy venture and the Licar congratulates the ladies on their admirable energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Cathedral
Licar
Hardware and seed merchants in San Antonio
226, 228 and 230 Market street San Antonio Texas hardware paint and seed merchants headquarters for D Landreth s Sons garden and flower seeds received one carload of Brinley s Universal double shovel plows iron beam double shovels Dixon and solid sweeps cotton scrapers cultivators Planet Jr hollow steel standard horse hoe and cultivator combined garden and field tools agents for Harrison Bros Co s ready mixed paints dry colored calomined colors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
San Antonio
Texas
D. Landreths & Son
Brinley
Planet, Jr
Harrison Bros. & Co
Election for seven directors at Loan Star Brewing Co
Election for seven directors to serve the ensuing year will occur at the Brewery on Tuesday May 5 1885. Polls open 10 a m to 6 p m J H Kampmann President L S Benn Secretary. etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loan Star Brewing Co
J. H. Kampmann
Benn
Ramsy & Ford Store Abruptly Buzzes Over Cattle Drive Preparations
The Ramsy and Ford store on Main plaza saw an active scene as several herding parties prepared for a major cattle drive. A. & W. S. Pugsley will drive three herds to Colorado totaling about 10,000 cattle. N. Dowling also plans a drive of roughly 3,500 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Ramsy & Ford
Main Plaza
W.S. Pugsley
Colorado
N. Dowling
Quiet Family Wedding in Galveston Ties Mary Bell Howard and R F Hendricks
This morning at Dr H P Howard’s residence 27 Taylor street a quiet wedding joined Miss Mary Bell Howard and Mr R F Hendricks traveling adjuster for Leon Hl Blum of Galveston. Rev Dr J W Niell of First Presbyterian Church officiated and the couple departed for a bridal tour to New Orleans aboard the Sunset train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Howard
Taylor Street
Mary Bell Howard
R. F. Hendricks
Messrs
Leon & Hl. Blum
Galveston
J. W. Niell
First Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
The British Labor Market Report Strikes and Slow Wages
The Labour News notes Britain faces low spirits with major coal strikes in Yorkshire 40 000 miners. Lancashire mills run four days weekly with expected 10 percent wage cut. iron trades depressed with wage and time reductions. shipbuilding trades active and prospects good. unskilled labor supply exceeds demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Labour News
Yorkshire
Humber
Lancashire
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the Daily Light
Oes
Centennial
Jewett's
Jewett
Paul Wagner
Carter & Mullaly
Undertakers
Alamo Plaza
United States
Politzer & CO
S. W. Corner Military Plaza
O. Petitpain
West Houston St
Alex. L. Lucas
Soledad Street
L. Garza
Devoe
Savings Bank
Mexico
Houston Street
Mumberto del Rossi
New York
Europe
W.J. Young
Mallory Line
West Commerce St
THE
Alamo Iron Works
Sunset Road
East Commerce Street
Presa Street
Smith
Elk Lodge No. 33
Knights of Pythis
Frasch
Pacific
George Sanders
California
John Schofield
Gus Norcross
Kerble
Odd Fellows
Annie Walker
District Court
Edward Walker
Scott
G. M. Gordon
Schofield
Licur
Alaamo
Anchor Lodge of Masons
Alamo Street
Dullniz’s
A. H. Kennedy
South Flores Street
First Baptist Church
Hackett
Arizona
August Nette
Washington
Windmill
North Flores Street
Evans
Theodore Arizt
Professor Lamb
Martha King
San Pedro Avenue
Alvino Rodriguez
San Marcos
International Depot
Kenry
Ira Linn
Carrie Anderson
Grand Jury
del Rio
Val Verde County
Thomas Ford
Cincinnati
Joseph Fischer
Philadelphia
James Carr
Jake Wolf
C.D. Morrison
A. A. Wolf
W. M. Ingram
E. H. Lewis
George K. Winters
Harry H. Kipsey
Boston
R. Peterson
Palestine
Maverick
Badger
Will Heri
San Antonio Rifles
Mr. Herff
Charles Ziegler
Officer Ziegler
Harry Street
Two Brothers
Austin
Turn-Verein
Ernst Rische
Turner Opera Hall
Ernest
Travis Park
San Pedro Springs
L. Wolfson
L. Wolfson’s
Wolfson’s
Sim Hart’s
Internal Revenue Officer
Nichols & Co
Commerce Street
Gent
Nicnos & Co
Evergreen Street
AN Antonio
City
A. R. Horry
East
W. B. Deaton
Courthouse
E. P. Claukdoonn
Ren
G. Frasch
Universal Fashion 60
P. Schneider &C
W. J. Dargan
Postoffice
A. J. Nocker & CO
Navajo Street
Guilbeau Warehouse
Recorder's Court
P. Bradley
John McSorley
James F. Burke
Leon Clause
L. Huth & Son
K. Springer
Mechanicsburg
Dr. King
Rice Bros. & Co
August Schwartz
Bitter Place
Crockett
Cosmopolitan Saloon
Elm Street
Kampmann
George V. Willing
Manchester
Mich
LL. C
International Building and Loan Association
Losoyo Street
Library Association
M. Linpner
W. Houann
Prescott & Co
Houston
Soledad Streete
Frank Starr
Main
Military Plazas
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu Parish
SAN Antonio Lumber CO
Atg. B. Franks
ALAMO
Union Lawn
Teen Eee
Rae Seeeees
Eatsuyesht
Mae
Seeees
Seersucker
Eeeimmeiliai
Risie
Alti Leo
Watee
Atee
G. B. Frank's
Blum & Koenigsberger
Buch AS
Bishop Lawn
Victoria Lawn
Hamburg
F. W. McAllister & Bro
S. Alamo ST
Cor, Villita
San Antonio, Texas
Rosendale
E. F. Redfield Co