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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
7
Pete Chavo was fined ten dollars in police court after a confrontation with Officer Gas. Lee testified that Chavo struck him with a whip the previous evening. Guerrero and the officer disputed the claim, saying it was claimed as a joke and not meant seriously.
A fragment notes that certificates comply with requirements for money judgments and court coverage, referencing the 1. 8. court at Austin and Bexar County formerly within its jurisdiction. It advises verification and lists 209 West Commerce Street as the address.
An executive committee meeting of the Anti Saloon League of Bexar County convened yesterday afternoon. The group discussed that the league has not endorsed any candidates who are currently seeking office. Dallas chairman Sterling P. Strang reported on league matters.
Mary L Calderwood faces an injunction request over seized property at 228 Martin Street known as Minnesota apartments. The suit seeks 5000 dollars actual damages and 3009 exemplary damages plus 10000 dollars in damages for title and possession from American Bank and Trust Company et al. H C Schurmeier and Jacob Barge also file related action against the bank. Injunction hearing set before Judge Seeligson tomorrow morning.
The committee in charge of the statewide prohibition election was read with many visitors present. Executive members named include Rev. N B Hacasit Rev G Coleman Rev T V Nept Rev C Ki Woodson Leonard Brown W F Coleman and V Cochran.
Members of the Retail Merchants association will hold a smoker at Turner Hall this evening. A varied program is planned and 300 members are expected to attend. The gathering includes retailers from various lines and a large turnout is anticipated.
The court visit followed by county officials to inspect convict workers on the county road project. Commissioners and others traveled by automobile and carriages to review the work and assess road conditions.
Mis morning in probate court the guardianship case of Avitor and Joseph Weber and Cornelius Moskall minors, application by Herman Lamin for guardianship was filed.
Ora McKengie Diiler filed a divorce suit this morning in the Thirty seventh district court against Jesse Lempr Dailey for divorce. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and related relief.
A county clerk issued licenses yesterday in an unusual盈 fashion. Deputy Hupporiz commented the move could have saved time otherwise. One license granted this morning was to Thomas S. MMs and Josephine L. Gizart.
Ferry-filth district court grants two divorces. Wirghvla Mal Ness petitions for Alphonse Van Ness and Mato Burnett, both formerly of Nennts Buraslt, are named in the action.
In the Thirty-seventh Matric court the trial of L. Stewart, charged with an assault on a Black girl, continues before a jury. A verdict was anticipated to be reached this evening as jurors consider the evidence and testimony presented.
An illustrated ad markets Buku and Tithea Compannt Kidney Pills promising a positive cure for kidney, stomach and urinary issues. It touts health as more valuable than money and urges readers to trade 50 cents for a bottle of the remedy, claiming universal benefit and longevity.
Nursery and gardeners battle the San Jose scale pest that has appeared locally. Various remedies are being tried to exterminate the broad pest and protect fruit crops.
Electric park features The Red ill ride through subterranean chambers. A small two seat boat travels down waterfalls through tunnels and caves with scenic surroundings. Patrons praised the experience as highly enjoyable. Lyric program included a master comedian sketch and a trio of singers drawing large crowds.
A brief classified-like notice advertises a one week sale with lore and villa references. It mentions F2019 and an established price and invites readers to see the paper for details. The fragmentary text includes phrases about buying lore and villa locations but lacks clear names or dates.
The Freindhen Kindergarten training class and the association plan a Friday morning exercise at 20 North Mresa Street. Friends are invited to attend the event which honors three scholarships in memory of Mrs. Lidney Alfred Br. Josephine Mingsley and Mary Keeran. Applications for scholarships should be sent to Mrs. Noble at 52 West Maern Street.
The Glorial Dames of America prize for colonial history will be awarded at the commencement, a $10 gold piece prize now recalled. Esther Peres announces Fre Chabot had the highest average. Spanish honors go to Festi Boumont and Gertrude Dowden for overall term effort.
The San Antonio Tiel Bronchos defeated the Mack Maud Cals to a score of Blo Te in Houston area play yesterday. San Antonio led throughout as Mud Cats failed to challenge Mewney who starred. The teams will open a three game series in San Antonio next Sunday.
In a morning session Tumlinson and H Acker were fined on arm charges after a row at the furniture store over payment. Acker suffered cuts in the melee and both men faced further charges. Witness testimony described a general melee with a knife injury and the pair being restrained by officers until fines were imposed.
Wilms Fowler, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Foster of 420 Adams Street, was selected as valedictorian for the graduating class at the medical school. He holds the highest average this term, with a general average around 9.36.
A testimonial letter from Mrs Trower of Whiteland Indiana praises Mirana as a cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims the remedy lets her eat anything and feel good after years of suffering. An accompanying note promises a money back guarantee and urges trying a 0.5 box.
Gardener Tay Adamos of the GH expert team reports using sulfurated tobacco soap to spray infested plants, claiming strong effectiveness against the white web parasite. The infestation spreads rapidly via branches with birds spreading the pest. officials propose funding for spraying campaigns in nurseries and orchards to eradicate the scale and protect maple trees, with Knox noting local discovery and a recommended kerosene and soap spray.
fragmentary notice mentions Mullus oat and alfalfa related to agents Hay McElroy Brown. unclear details about grain types or sale action. no clear entities or dates to anchor a full summary.
A slate of candidates led by Mussey and Sreeves seeks nomination for inspector and constable roles as the Democratic county committee sets filing deadlines for July primary. Judges and district officials must apply by June 1, while county offices have extended dates. The committee will assess candidate eligibility and determine election expense responsibility at the executive meeting.
A sprawling elongated storm system spans from the Great Plains to the Great Lakes with centers over Kansas and Minnesota. An anticyclonic high pressure from the West Coast pushes the low east, bringing cloudy skies and possible showers across the region with no rain reported in the last 24 hours.
The Baker case, involving L. L. McMickle, was scheduled for June when a venire of 50 men was ordered. Attorney Baker argued for Mon. June 28, and the court planned further action before the summer vacation, with the defendant awaiting disposition of the case.
Watermelons enter the city by wagon loads amid a broad fall in prices from mid season highs of 10 to 15 cents to 30 and 40 cents. A large South Texas watermelon crop is reported and agents anticipate a flood of melons once outlying districts recover. Assistant Freight Agent Brooks of the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass says the Sap handles about 18 to 22 carloads of melons daily to Fallurrian, Sandia and other routes.
The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals handed down several opinions this morning. R. Newdey v Millard Patterson from MW Paso affirmed. Mixie Trewin v C Trwhr from Paso reversed, remanded. El Paso & Northeastern Railway v Enenina Guttierras from HP Paar reversed and remanded. Harry Landa et al v Julee Seehler from Medina County reversed and remanded.
The readable lines name various proper nouns and numbers, including person names and an unfamiliar mix of terms, but no coherent event or context emerges to form a factual summary or identify a clear news item.
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