Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

San Antonio Light in San Antonio, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 7 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1885

Page

4

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Daily Light Adams & Westlake Paul Wagner Anheuser Beer John McGough &C Carpenters and Builders Commerce Street J. A. Frazer Acequia _ street Obin Bill Evergreen Maverick Streets Jemesa Murphy Devine Vine P San Pedro R. Manuel M. Bonilha East Adolph Dreies Texas Eronimo Perales S. Laredo Street Solecad Street Court House Casino Hall Casino Association 8. C. Bellis New York Health Food Co Pancoast & Sons Sultana Valencia R. A. Holland City T Store City T T. Bohnson Lient Ancoast & Sons Acequia Street Mars M. J. Gauri M. Baker John Foster Toone & Bro Lockhart Gordon & Shelton Praeger’s Rendle & Derby Joseph Sills Laux & Schmidt Liabili Sa Bat Cave L’union Francaise Rosa Rouff Victoria Julius Oppenheimer Henry Frehrmeister Frank Roball Carter & Mullaly International Paing Andrew and Elizabeth Ultz Franz and Mary Woestler Sim Toby Landa Mexico Canal Bank New Orleans Ryne Bernard J. E. Labatt H. Berg G.G. Gibbs John Brady E. A. Leonard Captain Duval J. Micklejohn Adam District Court William Hoefling Internationa and Great Northern Railroad Company Connor R. McDonald Recorder's Court Mossback Peter Shields Aldermen R. G. Nixon Licut James Duffy Third Ward San Antonio Light Joan H. Botton T. W. Mullaly Fiour J. N. Gallagher H. Pauly Bellis Cor. Houston Et Ave. C Wes Houston Street Marie Upton Soledad Block South Garden Street W. Bravery East Commerce Street Wright's Palmer's Lundborg Colgate’s Lubin’s Farrell House of Haas & Oppenheimer Newman & Co Newman & Co.'s Ishler J. Rhodes Mishler E. A. Schellener Building and Loan Association J. 8. Ramsay A. C. Schryver H. D. Kampmann W. A. Bonynge W. C. Foreman Jary Ramsay Ketula Geotes Stumberg Ed Fro’ Batt J. E Leopold M. Michael Pga Leickenius Bille Pavadio Mitted Ynge Merchants’ and Mechanics’ Building and Loan Association A. Bonynge Houston and Soledad Streets Vale 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 P. O J. B. Belohradsky & Co SAN Antonio Ciy Brewery Dancing Academy Troytown Rufus Whitehead Rh. Becker West Commerce Street City of BECO Ccowpany Bag. T H. French B. P. Claupon Bellia Alamo Street Postoffice A. H. Fhafer RT. , Bradey, IR A. Fi Finator & Orlo SL West Conmerce W. Baldwins Prangy W.S. Hardy Rithmone Ave Henry Laager Real Estate and Loan Cadele L Adama & Wickes Joh P, O'Leary Reasonania John H. Copeland Orrick West Tuorxren Cashier J. W. Grass Traders National Bank Bexar County D. M. Poor
Search Courier

Search the San Antonio Light Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The San Antonio Light?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication