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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1885

Page

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Houston Light Guard Tops as War Games Open

The Houston Light Guard won the top prize at the military encampment in Fairmount park amid awards for battalions and batteries. Prizes ranged from 4900 to 200 for various units, with notable honors for the Houston unit and distinguished gifts to leaders and flags.

Fairmount Park Richmond Ohio National Guards Ohio Battery Kentucky State Guards Ohio National Guard Wooster Houston Light Guard Montgomery Greys New York City Twentythird New York Regiment Busch Zouaves the State Fencibles’ Armory Indianapolis Light Infantry West Kentucky Board of Military Judges Jackson Clare Satterlee Bonheimer United States Army Infantry Somax Rifles Mobile Branch Guards St. Louis First Kentucky Regiment Alexandria Light Infantry Wooster City Ohio Lou's Washington Artillery New Orleans Indianapolis Light Artillery Louisiana Field Artilllery Illinois National Guard New York Underwood Board of United States Officers Loemer Buseh Kyvl Gatling s/k guerdons New Yorker Texas Maprio Alfonso Aranjuez Chamber of Deputies Spain Senate Senor Navalides Marjaro Murcia Parsons Kansas Parsona Osage Mission Missouri London St. Petersburg Murghab Penjdeh Bay City Mich

Alamo Surrenders to City of San Antonio

Governor Teeann telegraphs Mayor Callaghan on July 4 1885 formalizing the transfer of the Alamo to San Antonio. Legislature’s joint resolution became law without the governor’s signature and the city vows to preserve the historic property.

Callaghan Texas Alamo San Antonio Teeann

Recorder's Court Fines and Fights Highlight Night

Wallace Harris jailed for assault with rock after incident linked to jealousy. Antonio Olgin fined for insulting language to Mrs. Valdez. Jim Moore's insult charge dismissed after he showed cause. Amanda Tirey fined for beating Paul Mortinez amid trunk dispute. Several others—drunkenness fines, sanitary violation, and vagrancy cases—recorded with multiple $5 penalties on Dolorosa Street and Military Plaza scenes.

J. C. Berga Jim Moore Antonio Olgin Tiatila Campian Y Valdez Antonio Wallace Hoerris James Monroe Wallace Monroe Amanda Tirey Paul Mortinez Paul John Vance Marcellus Elkins Charles Roth J. H. Stuart Willis Wallace Darkey Military Plaza Rosa Williams Liza Williams Key West G. Parker David Laurence Dolorosa Street

City Streets Flooded by Rain. San Pedro Area Heavy Water Ponds

San Antonio residents report persistent street and sidewalk flooding after rainfall. The City Street Commissioner is urged to assess stagnating ponds, especially East Street, where improper drainage worsened a waterlogged stretch. Flooding at San Pedro avenue Elmira streets and at San Pedro Main Romana blocked sidewalks and streetcar platforms as sewer outlets clogged.

San Antonio East Street San Pedro San Pedro Avenue Elmira Main Avenues Romana Street

Patents Granted to Texas Citizens in June 1885

A list from Louis Bagger & Co. notes Texas residents receiving patents dated June 30 1885 including Lee Anderson Paris car science K F Hughes Jr Galveston odometer G A Kelly Longview plow T W Markham Huntsville lock D Pinkham Longview steam engine loner Snow Round Rock plow. Also Thomas O Murphy married Mary F Newton at Fires Presbyterian church at 7 am and the couple left by Sunset railway and Mallory steamship line for New York on bridal tour.

Lexas Louis Bagger & Co Washington D. C Lee Anderson Paris Car Scienee K. F. Huces, Jr Galveston G. A. Kelly Longview T. W. Markham Huntsville Lock D. Pinkham Snow Round Rock

Military Clerk Etiquette At Local Drug Store

Observers note that most young clerks in a local drug store belong to the city rifle company. They greet customers with a salute and adopt military bearing while preparing prescriptions and wrapping parcels in precise movements.

Rifle Companis Manual of Arms

The Chivalry Girl in Modern Life

A New York Journal piece contrasts medieval chivalry with contemporary female life. It notes women of today enjoy lawn tennis watering places rides by shady lanes and other freedoms, while medieval maidens were limited to idle waiting and simple crafts.

Ian New York Journal

Prima Donna Appears in San Antonio Variety Show

A Licur reporter praises Miss Zitta Tuorne for a fine soprano performance in five languages at a San Antonio fashion theatre. The evening features Miss Minnie May Thompson, Harrison and Berkeley, Miss Nola Forrest, Mr James McDonald, Larry Dooley, and Aggie Wells with a well received streetcar sketch and novelty acts. The program is recommended as high class, with strong audience turnout cited as proof.

S.o.ling Fashion Theatre Licur Zitta T'u’orne la Forne Merts Minnie May ‘Thompson Harrison Berkeley J. W. Berkeley Forrest Welr Nola Forrest James McDonald Larry Dooley Aggie Wells

Mexican editors in deadly quarrel near Laredo

Jose Lopez Montalbo editor of El Horizonte in San Antonio and Pedro Aguindegui editor of El Rio Bravo in Nuevo Laredo exchanged words then fired. Montalbo was mortally wounded and died two hours later. Aguindegui was wounded in the stomach and leg and may recover. Montalbo's body was brought to the U.S. side for burial.

Express Laredo Rogers Montalbo San Antonio Southwestern Lexas Jose Lopez Montalbo el Horizonte Pedro Aguindegui el Rio Bravo Nuevo Laredo Mr. Ontalbo Mr. Aguindegui Mr. Alontalbo Aguindegui Mr. Montalbo Burie

Austin excursion by colored churches draws 300 visitors

About 300 ministers and members from Meth odist and Baptist churches in Austin arrived by excursion train for a day of sightseeing and will return tomorrow at 4 p.m. Rev. C A Anderson of the Austin Baptist will preach tonight at Second Baptist. all attendees are invited. A separate incident reports Tom Boyd, a Black man, injuring his foot while cutting wood at Mrs Norton’s San Pedro Avenue residence and receiving medical aid.

Suancuat Russia Corea Sladvinstok Corean Paris Comtesse de Chambord Gratz Don Juan Don Carlos Cleveland Cleveland Rolling Mil Company W. D. Chisholm Asong Methodist and Baptist Churches of Austin C. A. Anderson Austin Baptist Second Baptist Church Tom Boyd

Spring and Summer Goods Fill Dry Goods Stock

A department stock boasts Evening Grenadines English Cashmeres French Cashmeres Melange Suitings Check Goods Serges Brocades and other fine fabrics in abundance for the season.

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Cor. Main Plaza Soledad St White Star Star Sim Hart, Wheean “ Tobacconist Commerce Street Telegraphic News Houston Light Guards Iron Worker's Strike F. W. McAllister & Bro S. Alamo ST Cor, Villita San Antonio, Texas Rosendale James P. Hickman, JR J. H. Marquart Soledadst M. Coren Dollar Store Building Emerson’s Emerson Fordstreet Thomas Goggan the Alamo Recorder's Court Wallace Harris Chivalry Girl Opera Pusif Orion Figgueres Marie Buzard Absinthe Edoard Pernaud Vermouth Neilly Pratt Curacoa Benedictine Emanuel Abrahams Main Plaza West Millinery Department Prince Albert L. Wolfson Acequia St A. H. Shaper Braden, JR West Commerce Street Kershner Tom Harrison, JR Attorneys At Law
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