Music for Balls and Parties by Frank D Zottarelli Co
The Frank D Zottarelli Company offers first class music for upcoming season balls and parties. The band features top city talent and guarantees satisfaction whenever engaged. Address 612 Avenue E for trial. October 25. 3m
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Frank D. Zottarelli
Avenue E
Rays of Light and City Nominations in San Antonio
Weaving through city life, reporters note river weeds cut, a Polish ward revival talk, licenses issued for Elijah Alexander and Hattie Parker, and Arch ie Chevalier seeking County Attorney post. Reports cover minor crimes, marry licenses, club meetings, theater groups, a bid for mayor, and civic chatter with local officials and residents.
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G. Newton
Laredo
Fourth Ward
Neuendorf
Vital Jeannin
Mary Calienette
Dollie Love
Caneron Street
L. M. Club
F.C. Haueisen
Elijah Alexander
Hattie Parker
Belknap Rifles
Losoyo Street
Catharine Singleton
Archie Chevalier
A. Nester
Belvin Street
San Geronimo
R. C.F. Mortimer
Christian Church
Camden Street
Toombs
Bill Spencer
Spanish Dramatic Company
San Antonio
el Paso
W.B. Preston
Cumberland Church
Pablo Rodriguez
San Antonio Relief Association
Licnar
R. C. F. Mortimer
Galveston
London
William Bennett
Sim Hart
Manuel Hernandez
Philharmonic Society
Scholz
Marshal Shardein
Groos’ Bank
Navarro Street
Turner Hall
Licar
Notable Visitors Stay at Local Hotels in San Antonio
Governor Ireland left for Austin last night. Galveston’s Henry Lord is at the Vance, with many other dignitaries from Dallas, Chicago, St. Louis, and Washington lodging at the Maverick, Menger, and St. Leonard. Several prominent Texans and travelers, including city contractors, stockraisers, and postal inspectors, are listed as guests while a new sheriff is appointed in Karnes county and a Rangers squad aids the county.
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International Railway
Menger
J. F. Miller
Pittaburg
Cincinnati and
St. Is
Rush Miller
Miller
Sherman
J. HH
Dennis
Atlantic City
N. J
Ole
Ireland
Austin
Henry Lord
Galveston
The
Vance
T. K. Holdsworth
Loma Vista
Sidney Mead
Floresville
W. H. Jennings, Jr
Pearsall
St. Leonard
Charles Evans
Marshall
William Dunn
Seguin
W. J. Daniels
Kansas City
Maverick
A. B. Taylor
Chicago
R. B. Shipp
Hondo City
George Pfeuffer
New Braunfels
D. R. McCullough
Dallas
A. Berger
H. Breusing
J.M. Robertson
Meridian
Tex
Myer G. Thomson
Cotulla
J. A. M. Thompson
Carrizo Springs
F. Vandervoort
Carizzo Springs
Vance House
W. H. McCreery
St. Louis
Walter Grey
Burnett
Hector Bruness
Scotland
D.T. Skinner
Denver
Col
Tom Harrison
Abilene
Messrs
Thomas Powers
A. H. Clark
Washington, D. C
August Faltin
Germany
Bradbury Williams
Colonel Norton
W. F. Keep
W. B. Chatfield
Europe
Enger
Joe Sheley
State Rangers
Karnes County
Recorder Court drains more trouble from city rows
In a morning session Judge Bryan Callaghan presided as City Attorney Newton was absent. Geo McCormick and Bill Whitford faced fines for fighting with Whitford fined five dollars. Narciso Gonzales paid ten dollars for a wife assault. Minor Brooks faced a dismissed case for insulting Minerva Johnson. John Copeland, mayoral candidate, was fined five dollars for insulting George Kalteyer. Hackman Jim Draper escaped after a collision with Ribble’s wagon caused a runaway. Dismissals followed for Gallagher and Jenkins and for a depot platform offense. Jack Traylor, tied to a dispute over washing, was fined seven dollars. S. P. Hurd’s horse caused bakery damage. case dismissed after proof of tied horse. Charles Artzt discharged for firing arms. Two cases continued, one dismissed.
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Bryan Callaghan
Newton
Sid M. Staniforth
Geo. McCormick
Bill Whitford
McCormick
Whitford
Narciso Gonzales
George Brooks
Minerva Johnson
Minerva
Brooks
John Copeland
George Kalteyer
Copeland
Callaghan
Kalteyer
Turner Hall
Jim Draper
Hackman
Ribble
Nacogdoches Street
Gallagher
Jenkins
Jack Traylor
Hurd
Houston Street
Obin
Charles Artzt
Sunset executive stays in San Antonio another day
Colonel T. W. Peirce, president of the Sunset, remains in San Antonio for an additional day. Levi Mead, foreman at International depot, takes on double duties to manage the car department and motive work on the Southern division toward the Rio Grande. Morris, Spengler, Robeson, and Gibbs from the International and Great Northern and Sunset railways were in town yesterday.
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T. W. Peirce
Sunset
San Antonio
Levi Mead
International Depot
Rio Grande
Messrs
Morris
Spengler
Robenson
International and Great Northern Railway
Gibbs
Sunset Railway
Aldermen by Ward Names and Assignments
First Ward J N Garvtaauer and T BE Connor. Second Ward Ames H French. Third Ward Joan H Baron and T W Mullaly. Fourth Ward Henry Patty Martin Muench.
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J. N. Garvtaauer
T. BE
Fourth Ward
Henry Patty
Martin Muench
Vorat
Announcements of mayoral candidates for 1885 city election
A compilation of notices authorizing candidates for mayor and other city offices for the January 12, 1885 election. Names include C. H. Merritt, Bryan Callaghan, Joan A. Copperlane, Fred C. Haueisen, Ernest Rische, P. Nelson, Fritz Russi, W. Apert Walace, R. G. Nixon, James Duffy, Peter Shields, and local aldermanic bids from Third and Fourth Wards.
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C. H. Merritt
Committee of One Hundred
Bryan Callaghan
Joan A. CoPpreLane
Fred C. Haueisen
Ernest Rische
Lignr
P. Nelson
Fritz Russi
W., Apert Walace
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Evergreen
Maverick Streets
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R. Manuel M. Bonilha
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Texas
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Casino Association
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Gordon & Shelton
Praeger’s
Rendle & Derby
Joseph Sills
Laux & Schmidt
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Bat Cave
L’union Francaise
Rosa Rouff
Victoria
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Henry Frehrmeister
Frank Roball
Carter & Mullaly
International
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Andrew and
Elizabeth Ultz
Franz and
Mary Woestler
Sim Toby
Landa
Mexico
Canal Bank
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Bernard
J. E. Labatt
H. Berg
G.G. Gibbs
John Brady
E. A. Leonard
Captain Duval
J. Micklejohn
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District Court
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Internationa and Great Northern Railroad Company
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R. McDonald
Recorder's Court
Mossback
Peter Shields
Aldermen
R. G. Nixon
Licut
James Duffy
Third Ward
San Antonio Light
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T. W. Mullaly
Fiour
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Soledad Block
South Garden Street
W. Bravery
East Commerce Street
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Lubin’s
Farrell
House of Haas & Oppenheimer
Newman & Co
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J. Rhodes
Mishler
E. A. Schellener
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J. 8. Ramsay
A. C. Schryver
H. D. Kampmann
W. A. Bonynge
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Ramsay
Ketula
Geotes Stumberg
Ed Fro’ Batt
J. E
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Houston and
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Saleere
Winnance
A. A. Bollamd
Martin N Murnch
M. Linpwanr
Winance Committee
International Building and Loan Association
Ma Lees
M. Lindner
Calcasieu Lumber Yard
Sunset Railroad
Calcasieu
A. T. Hensley
San Antonio Lumber Co
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Rufus Whitehead
Rh. Becker
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B. P. Claupon
Bellia
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Rithmone Ave
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Real Estate and Loan
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Joh P, O'Leary
Reasonania
John H. Copeland
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