Water Works Service Pipes Ordinance Passed in San Antonio
City ordinance regulates laying and maintaining service pipes for the Waterworks Company. Prohibits drilling into mains and unauthorized water taps. Violations incur fines up to two hundred dollars. mayor and city clerk sign. Also ads for 100d country home and 260 acre city property for sale or exchange through Lock Box 580, San Antonio.
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San Antonio
Texas
Bandera Road
Spyere
Iuliure
Pe Watergerka Company
Sanat Son
Ae i. OH
P. Cuavpon
Local Price List Highlights 1920s Offers
Advertisements announce cheap overcoats and winter underwear at Pancoast & Sons and new tea imports at City T Store. R. A. Holland advertises imports at 14 Commerce Street with dates 30-12-64 and 30-12-61. Also notes piano for sale, clothing made to order, and The Frank D. Zottarelli Company providing music for balls and parties at 612 Avenue.
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City Bere
B. Johnson
Pancoast & Sons
Frank D. Zottarelli
Avenue
RAYS OF LIGHT
A crowded item page notes a sharp frost this morning and small local items. It lists probate court coming January 19 and various society, business, and personal brief items including entertainments, marriages, deaths, robberies, raffles, and local gossip.
Bryan Callaghan Nominated for Mayor in San Antonio
The Licur reports Bryan Callaghan as the mayoral nominee. He is described as born and raised in San Antonio and widely known to voters. The piece predicts he would make a capable executive officer if elected.
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Licur
Bryan Callaghan
San Antonio
Candidate for City Recorder on the 12th Election
A gentleman announces his candidacy for City Recorder in the Liour today to be decided on the 12th. Judge Shields, serving as Justice of the Peace for precinct No 1, has earned praise for fair decisions based on law and evidence and is expected to support the Recorder bid.
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Shields
The
Lion
Peter Shields
Trial in State v Zigmond Seduction Case
The State charges Peter Zigmond with seduction of Mary Diller of J Hedwig after an engagement and promise of marriage. a child was born and the case continues at press time. A Krisch hall assembly backed a civic ticket for mayor to city offices and aldermen across wards. Alois Nitsche faced a theft charge for allegedly taking 297 dollars from Peter Jad. $25 found at Nitsche home led to an $800 bond and detention.
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Peter Zigmond
District Court
Mary Diller
J. Hedwig
Alois Nitsche
Anton Adam
Peter Jad
Lavacea Street
Notable Visitors Shuffle Through the City Hotels
A stream of travelers and notable locals fills the city scene. Gribble of Austin. St. G. Long, cattleman from Pearsall. Col M A Withers of Lockhart. Uttley of Kansas City. G Thompson and family of Uvalde. R G Lowe, editor from Austin. M M Hornsby T J Houston and B A Huddleston of Austin arrive. Several others, including J L oa of El Paso and P E Robbins of Lowell, Massachusetts, are noted guests at the St Leonard and Vance hotels.
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Seen Gribble
Austin
St. G. Long
Pearsall
M. A. Withers
Lockhart
S E. Uttley
Kansas City
Maverick
G. Thompson and Family
Uvalde
W. B. Rankin
Vance
Robert Summerlin
St. Leonard
Henry
Bexar County
R. G. Lowe
Galveston News
M. M. Hornsby
T. J. Houston
B. A. Huddleston
United States
J. Loa
el Paso
J. Rogers
Athens
Alabama
Mr. Rogers
Tupper Finch
Ryan
Dreiss
Galveston
P. E. Robbins
Lowell
Massachusetts
Pat Muldoon
California
George W. Kirk
Philadelphia
Bandera County
John Withers
San Antonio National Bank
Fort Davis
L. C. Wilson
St. Louis
Mexico
Republic
T. W. Peirce
Harrisburg and
San Antonio
Williamson Slurred as Curb Stone Politician Controversy
The Express labels George Williamson a curb stone politician while his status as a cattleman and San Antonio upbringing are cited. The piece argues he has every right to support Bryan Callaghan for mayor and to advocate Captain Erritt as well.
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Express
George 8. Williamson
Williamson
Withal
San Antonio
Bryan Callaghan
Captain Erritt
The Bana Benefit at Turner Ball January Seventeenth
The Licar has received complimentary tickets for an entertainment at Turner ball on January 17 by the Eighth cavalry band to aid the Bana benefit. The programme features new acts and a full lineup designed to attract a crowded audience of notable citizens including J J Minter, Miss James, C N Granger, Miss Elliott, and many others. The A B C club recently hosted a German at the Casino with a distinguished attending list.
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Licar
Eighth Cavalry
Travis Park
San Pedro Springs
A. B. C. Club
J.J. Minter
James
C. N. Granger
Miss Elliott
Duval West
Nannie Weir
J. A. Gardner
Miss Simpson
Waters Davis
A Sterling
Tus
Reed
Sue Man
Tom
Et He
Maddox
Edw
Snowbound Deming Sees Rail Changes and Local Exhibits
Snow covers Deming and the mountains as Southern Pacific cuts freight to the city. Baggage moves to Wells Fargo Express. A Grand Exhibition on the New Oscillator Singer Sewing Machine is set for Friday and Saturday at 12 West Commerce. Notices warn against disturbances and announce Madame Farrell's independent business start at 204 Commerce Street. Electric Bitters advertised as a cure-all. Fresh foods offered at Bellia's.
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Deming
New Mexico
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific Railway
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Deming West
Wells, Fargo & Co
S Express Company
West Commerce Street
F. M. Hacner
Cuarcys J. Wairr
Farrell
House of Haas & Oppenheimer
Newman & Co
Commerce Street
Newman & Co.'s
No Rings or Cliques Dictating Office Seats
A plainspoken civic notice condemns self appointed committees and factions shaping local office holders urging open, fair selection by qualified voters rather than influence groups or conspiratorial circles. The call emphasizes public interest over private interests and urges participation.
Mayoral Candidate Defined as Progressive and Energetic
A live progressive young man with vim and enterprise is presented as a mayoral candidate. He is described as a friend of capital and labor and as having the city’s best interests at heart, distinguishing him from older, entrenched figures.
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Mossback
Street Commissioner A candidate praised for steady service
Voters hear that a longtime street commissioner candidate has earned high praise for reliable work and strong satisfaction in office with no mossback tendencies. The remark emphasizes proven performance and consistent support from the working public.
Aldermen First to Fourth Ward Names Listed
For aldermen in the first ward J N GalliAaner and T E Connor are named. for the second ward James H French. third ward John H Bowron and T W Mullaly. fourth ward Henry Parry and Martin Muench.
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E. Johnson
Caroline Duff
Henry A. Munk
J. N. GalliAaner
T. E. Connor
JamMeEs H. French
Jonn H. Bowron
T. W. Mullaly
Henry Parry
Martin Muench
W. A. Bonynae
Leopoold M. Micnagl
Candidates announced for various city offices
Notices announce C H Merritt and Bryan Callaghan for Mayor, Fred C Haueisen for City Tax Collector, Ernest Rische for City Collector, P Nelson and Fritz Russi for Street Commissioner, W Apert Watacz and R G Nixon for Street Commissioner, Peter Shields for City Recorder, and J N Gallagher and M Pauly to seek Alderman seats. Public notices urge reelection and local business ads fill the rest.
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Lient
P. Nelson
Lientr
Fritz Russi
W. Apert Watacz
R. G. Nixon
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the Daily Light
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Steve
Paul Wagner
Anheuser Beer
D. M. Poor
Bexar Cii Y
J. W. Bradley
R. Manuel M. Bonilha A . Brezitten
East
Adolph Pb Dreiss
Schulz & Duncan
Ouston Street
Eronimo Perales
S. Laredo Street
Solecad Street
Court House
Justice Neuendorf
Amosstek
Arbeiter
Verein
Cockpit
John Oe
Alamo Street
Scrivener
Floyd & Co
Raffie
New York
A. B. Frank
Antonia Galindo
Ladies’ Hebrew Benevolent Society
Temple Beth
Hermann Feisst
Amy Rossi
Obraje Street
Boerne
Kendall County
Hoge Naedler
D. & A. Oppenheimer’s
Canada
Rhoda ‘Thomas
Recorder
Texana Willis
C. F. Mortimer
Rome
Christian Church
Camden Street
Mortimer
Pius IX
Liear
Belknap
John H. Bolton
F. Groos
Nic 'L'Eagg
A. M. Raphall
John Mushall
A. H. Smith
Longfellow
W. A. Smith
the Secret Twenty
Krisch Hall
J. Heland
W. H. Huston
F. ©. Haueisen
Eli Arnaud
J. N. Gallagher
W. R. Story
H. Bitter
Henry Pauly
Auoust Drerriicn
Rice Bros. & Co
Soledad Block
Bellia
Ernest Rische
Aldermen
C. H. Merritt
Committee of One Hundred
Fred C. Haueisen
Third Ward
San Antonio Light
Joan H. Baron
J.n.gallagher
Feanen
M. Pauly
Acequia Street
M. J. Gatrin
P. Cowpen
Nacogdoches Street
West
Houston Street
Marie Upton
Rice Brothers
Dr. Kings
South Garden Street
W. Brapsey
Florence
Palmer's
Lundborg
Colgate’s
Lobin’s
A. Doyie
Daily Express
Grandamother
Ishler
J. Rhodes
Safe Harbor
Minhler
E. A. Schellentrager
Clair Street
Cleveland
Mishler
Commerce
Parker
Building and Loan
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Ramsay
A. C. Schryver
Ed Ketula
G K. Stu
Froboese
J. B. Laba
Leopold M. Michael, Mberg
Isid Ee
Sud Ek
Aceaeucail Ca
Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Building and Loan Association
A. Bonynge
Houston and
Soledad Streets
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Peter Stree
Broek
Stock
van van Vorst
Onewnenee
Sid's
A. Holland
T Martin Muench
M. Lispwen
International Building and Loan Association
Thre Elty
M. Lindnur
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
East Commerce Street and Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu
A. T. Hensley
San Antonio Lumber Co
P. O
J. B. Belohradsky & Co
Rice
Sessions & CO
Dancing Academy
Che
Rufus Whitehead
W. H. Qutterside & CO
Wake and Steam Brass Goods
Beeratus
Tae
Tonio
Hosncx
Pico Newson
Hosack & Newton
Boledad Street
Courthouse
Houston Bt
Comul Block
Rendle & Derby
East Commerce Street
Theo Roziene & CO
F. Groos & CO
Soledad Street
Ban Antonio
Jacob Weber & CO
Kumuiel
Hopabouch
Krisch
Carvers
North Flores
Bam Antoine
W.S. Hardy
Richmond Ave
Henry Laager
Real Estate and Loan
Geintld
Adams & Wickes
John P. O'Leary
John H. Copeland
Thornes
Cashier
J. W. Grass
Traders National Bank
Transnete
A. Scholz
Postoffice
A. H. Shafer RM
Braden, IR
A. H. Shafer & Co
West Commerce St
Teleph Ne
G. W. Baldwin
Prang