Fraternal Lodges Meet Across San Antonio in August 1886
The notice lists numerous fraternal, benevolent, and mutual aid bodies in San Antonio with meeting nights and locations. Organizations include San Antonio Lodge No. 11, Alamo Lodge No. 44, Knights of Pythias Elk Lodge No. 36 and No. 35, San Antonio Arbeiter Verein, Alamo Fire Association No. 2, Young Men's Benevolent Association, Ancient Order United Workmen Milam Lodge No. 2, Tralian Society, French Benevolent Society, International Building and Loan Association, Alamo Legion of Honor, Emiauts or Hononr, Independent Order Bnal Brin, Mexican Mutual Aid Society, Alamo Council American Legion of Honor, Knights of Honor, Beethoven Maennerchor, Railroad Brakemen No. 52, San Antonio Fire Association No. 11, San Antonio Benevolent Association, Herman Sons Harmonia Lodge No. 1, Railroad Firemen Davy Crockett Lodge No. 145.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Odd Fellows Hall
Houston Street
William Holt
N. G
Lemman
Alamo Lodge
Alameda Block
Commerce
Alamo Streets
W. A. Bonynge
East Commerce Street
W. Wurzbach
P.w.seffel
William Lange
Alamo Fire Association No. 2
Avenue C
William Buemine Jr
F. C. Haueisen
Charles Degen, Sr
Young Men’s Benevolent Association
Firemen’s Hall
William Hosting
H. Heiligmann
F. Jaimes
Ancient Order United Workmen
Milam Lodge No. 2
Odd Fellows
William Hoetling, Jr
John B. Hamilton
Tralian Society
Hall
Monterey Street
G. Giorda
E. Moretti
French Benevolent Society
Main Plaza
E. P. Clauson
International Building and Loan Association
Losoya Street
M. Lindner
Alamo Legion OF Honor—Star Council
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Otto Solus
J. W. Schuwirth
Beethoven Maennerchor
Scholz’s Hall
H. Karber
Knights of Pythias Hall
P. Loos
E. Tuller
SAN Antonio Fire Association
Fireman's Hall
Market Street
Schreiner
Alf
G. Schild
SAN Antonio Benevolent Association
Fritz Hauerson
F. Boltz
Herman Sons
Harmonia Lodge
Nic Peters
John Wolfram
Davy Crockett Lodge
John Sullivan
W. F. McQueeney
Ordinance Defines and Punishes Gaming in San Antonio
The City Council enacts rules banning gaming tables and banks within San Antonio. Violators face fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars and jail terms up to ninety days. It lists games covered and clarifies enforcement, scope, and procedures under the 1885 ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
San Antonio
Faro
Monte
Recorder’s Court
Recorder's Court
Laudon
Ayor
Fee
Ordinance for Sidewalk Construction and Delinquent Fees
City to require sidewalks along streets with notices to property owners. It classifies sidewalks into A B and C with specific foundations materials and dimensions. Owners face liens and penalties if construction costs and collection expenses are not paid, with notices and sales to satisfy debts if needed.
City sidewalk construction and assessment ordinance provisions
The ordinance details sale and assessment procedures for sidewalk construction costs, including separate lot sales, pro rata charges for each frontage, and continued sales until all properties are sold. It specifies handling of excess funds, conveyance deeds, and penalties for noncompliance, with city repair powers, collector fees, curb construction charges, and repeal of prior ordinances. The measure was passed and approved July 27 1885 by Mayor Bryan Callaghan and City Clerk E P Craupan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Callaghan
E. P. Craupon
Amendments to San Antonio Election Provisions Section 9 10 11
Ordinance text outlines voting secrecy and ballot handling rules. It specifies poll lists, numbering of ballots, and prohibitions on examination of ballots. It requires tally lists, certified counts, and sealed returns. It covers ballot paper standards, timing of counts, and officer duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Bryan Ghan
B. E. P. Audon
Regulating sidewalk widths in San Antonio city limits
City ordinance sets sidewalks widths by street width. For streets under 30 feet, sidewalks four feet wide. Streets 30 to 60 feet wide allocate 30 percent to sidewalks. Streets 60 to 70 feet wide leave roadway 42 feet. Streets 70 feet and up allocate 40 percent to sidewalks. For 100 feet wide streets, sidewalks occupy 40 percent with four feet left of curb edge grass section. Mayor Ryan Callaghan signed August 10 1885. City Clerk E P Claubon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
San Antonio
San An
Ryan Callaghan
E. P. Claupon
Colton & Bolton Auctioneers Offer Wide Household Goods Lot
Colton and Bolton Auctioneers and Commission Merchants advertise a large assortment of new and second hand household goods. The sale includes parlor and bedroom sets dining room and kitchen furniture crockery glassware lamps plated ware and more. Also on hand horses buggies carriages wagons and related equipment to be sold at affordable prices.
Our House and Estate Agency for Sale and Rent Listings
A long real estate and goods advertisement listing 8 room house contents, boarders, central location, multiple building lots on Hacklee street and Baltimore avenue, residences on Avenue C and Park avenue, a pony phaeton harness, various houses with monthly payments, a 400 acre farm in Bexar county, and a selling/purchasing commission service offering wholesale price advantages and mail order information for dress goods clothing millinery crockery glassware hardware and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hacklee Street
Nolan and Burnet
Baltimore Avenue
Avenue C
Park Avenue
Oak
Twelfth Street
Avenue E
Seventh
Corner River Avenue
Elizabeth Street
Government Hill
Cameron Street
San Marcos Street
Nolan
Hackberry Streets
Bexar County
San Antonio
Brooks Street
Olive and
North
Olive Street
Duvall and
Milam Streets
Am Ag
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Light
Directory OF Societies
Mportant
Board of Revision and Appeal
City Council
E. P. Claudon
Harrison
Tom Harrison, JR
Harrison & Harrison
Attorneys At Law
F. Groos & CO
Thornton
Pres
Texas
Jas. P. Ear
Traders’ National Bank
San Antonio, Texas
J.8. Alexander
Aron A. Alexander
Texas National Bank
Commerce Street
J. 8. Alexander
G. W. Brackenwee
Ne B. Andrews
Augustus Belknap
B. . Yoakum
J. A. H. Hosack
F. McC. Newton
Hosack & Newton
West
Comal
Bell & Bro’s
G. A. Johnston
H. M. Caro
Drs. Johnston & Carroll
West Commerce Street
R. A. Holland
Aransas
N. B
Joseph Hermann
A. Seffel
M. Herweck
R. A. Serfel &C
N. Alamo St
Joske Bros
Vwashington
Billiard
COR. W. Commerce and Laredosts
Lone Star
Rudolph Singer
Texas and
St. Louis R. R
LOUIS
Chay
Pullman
St. Louis
A.C. Shelco General Ane
South Fourth Street
Starr S. Jones
Patent Office
J. KR. Littell
Washington, D. C
U. 8
Deelen
Waahington Bhs Chong
Dan J. Colton
John H. Bolon
Houston St
Bridge
Our House and Estate Agency
Belvin Street
Pivegoors House
Duval Street
Crosby Street
North Leona Street
Austin Street
Tovecome
Avenue B
Olive
Purchasing Agency
Wilsell
Colton & Bolton Auctioneers
W. Houston St
A. T. Hensley & Son
Oil
Japan
East Houston Street
J. W. Bradley
J. N. Groesbeeck
Notary Public
Real Estate Exchange For
Mexico
210
Elm Street
A. Dreiss
Alamo Plaza
A. Maurer
Harry L. Fowler
Rice Brothers & CO
Ini
Court House
James D. Devine
Sunset Drug Store
Sunset Depot
John A. Bodenmann
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