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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1885

Page

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Chicago Gamblers Storm in Missouri Cholera in Spain

June 22 dispatches report varied global notes. Texas cattle movement in Missouri spurs inspection. Vera Cruz enacts Spain bound vessel quarantine while cholera rises there. Additional items cover U.S. and Canadian frontier disturbances, Indian tensions, and a mob lynching in Indiana following a wife’s murder.

Chicago Missouri Spain Toreka Lakin Texas Mexico Vera Cruz Tormka State Board of Agriculture Denver St. Louis Colorado Delore’s WasnIndon Vienna Kiely United States San Francisco Dennis Kearney California Rome Cardinal Pitra Leo Galbert Petra Washington War Department Fort Reno Indian Territory Valencia Murcia Province of Murcia Carmenia Castelon de la Plana Castellon de la Plana Suesca Clen Pasuelos Madrid Ortowa Canada Vpoundmaker Big Bear Stewart Gros Ventres Montana Curiaco Harrison Oregon Commission of Indian Affairs

Fashion Theatre Opens Entertainment With Sketches and Songs

The Fashion theatre opened with Squire en iojusticia followed by Aggie Wells singing new songs. The McClure Brothers performed clog dancing and Nola Forrest drew applause. Larry Dooley did a funny turn. Harrison and Berkely debuted in Rats. Flora Weston sang operatic selections, Billy Wolf offered a humorous turn, and Minnie May Thompson showed promise. The drama Osoloro closed the program with J. W. Berkeley as title character and Bob Harrison as Jonas Jimson weed. a knife duel thrilled the audience though the ensemble was not powerfully cohesive.

Fashion Theatre Flora Weston Billy Wolf Minnie May Thompson Lillie Wilson Osoloro J. W. Berkeley Bob Harrison Jonas Jimson Weed Omemeewusha Larry Dooley Milo Murrow Villian Miss Nola Forrest Jennie Sweetbriar Billy Forrest Westly van

City Council Approves Roads Bridges and Wards Actions

City Council meets in regular session with petitions on meat stalls alley enclosure cemetery monthly allowance and bridge requests. Ordinances for streetcars riders stand pipes and street widenings are approved or referred with several reassignments and budget actions. The session ends with multiple street and bridge repairs and adjournment.

Louis Bertreaux Ed H. Cunningham Mary Knob Alazan Creek Laredo Street Louis Zork R. McDonald M. Volseng James Martin Sarah Brewer George C. McKay Ellen C. Neal Electric Light Company Martin Muench J. H. Smye Fourth Ward French Madison Square Park W. C. Rote Springs Grayson Street Otto Solms Pine Street R. H. Russell Newman & Co Mary A. Weck Gas and Water Committee South Concho Street San Antonio Water Works Company Gallagher Committee On South Florey Street Bolton Crockett Street Smye Losoyo Street County Grand Jury Grand Jury Muench Indianola Street Connor First Ward School House Alamo Street Commerce Street Goliad Street Schreiner Laurel Street Hambleton Fifth Street Third Ward

Texas Citizens Granted Patents June 16 1885

The Dallas based list shows citizens of Texas receiving patents on June 16 1885. Named patentees include Clarke of Dallas for flour and meal, Dwyer of Marshall for life boat, Elliott of Galveston for sieving, Evans of Evergreen for calf weaner, Fletcher of Rhea’s Mills for combined dish washer and churn, Hogan and Miller of Galveston for car coupling, Long of Waelder for harmonic attachment for keyboard instruments, Roberts of Kentuckytown for pocket, Turner of Fort Worth for whip, and M Turner of Fort Worth for stirrup.

Texas Louis Bagger & Co Washington, D. C Ewer Clarke Dallas Daniel Dwyer Marshall Life Boat W. W. Elliott Galveston T. W. Evans Evergreen W.N. Fletcher Rhea’s Mills J.J. Hogan R. A. Miller J. W. Long Waelder Lilly F. Roberts Kentuckytown Pocket J. M. Turner Fort Worth E. M. Turner

Tramp Corrects Dinner Host on Sawing Wood

A woman offers a tramp dinner and asks him to saw wood. The tramp politely corrects her English noting that saw is used incorrectly and argues the proper form is see wood, while offering to inspect the pile for guidance.

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