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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1912

Page

13

Purchase agent ordinance moves through city council

City council debates creating a city purchasing agent to handle supplies, with a $5,000 bond and charter feasibility to study. Budget items include street work stone purchases, pauper burial contracts, park deer and elk bids, water connections, animal sales, and street bridge work while mayor and engineers defend current practices.

Aldern Boynton Jones Ryan Ordinee Finance Comitee Anton Shelley-Loring Andering Company City Aper W. B. Russ City Physick Pynton Impetitv Brackene Park Boynton Esc Brackenridge Park H. A. Burnside D. D. Harrigan J. H. Peacock Board of City Prisooners Pancoast City Engineer River Avenue Lambert Fincham

Priest to Celebrate Jubilee in Burlington Texas

The Rev. C. J. G. Lowrey, rector of St. Michael’s church Burlington, will celebrate his golden jubilee next Tuesday. Bishop N. A. Gallagher of Galveston will attend with many Central Texas priests. Lowrey was ordained in 1862 at Dubuque Iowa. The article notes a side item on Cuba’s sponging industry dwindling as fishermen harvest early.

Waco Tex Burlington C. J. G. Lowrey St. Michael's Church N. A. Gallagher Galveston Texas Lowrey Dubuque

Courts Pay Tribute To Charles Bertrand

San Antonio courts adjourned in respect to Charles H Bertrand a prominent local lawyer who died after a three month illness at his home. Funeral services were held at St Marys Catholic Church and he is survived by a widow three children and several siblings. He was active in politics served as alderman and was attorney for the school board for a decade. He held Catholic and Knights of Columbus honors and was director of Southwestern Insane asylum.

Jones Fincham Lipscomb San Antonio Navarro Street Grand Avenue Twelfth Street Viva Voce Pierce D. Christian Kenney Mauerman Boynton Buena Vista Street South Alamo Street Uhr Charles Schoenfeld Lucas Wickeland Charles H. Bertrand Mistletoe Howard Streets Bertrand St. Mary's Catholic Church St. Mary's Cemetery Terrabonne Parish Texas University of Texas Martin F. Arnold J. F. Carl Eighth Ward Campbell Southwestern Insane Asylum Colquitt Decedent Annie Oge Bertrand Louis Loraine Charles H. Jr Walter Bertrand Dallas Gustav Bertrand Schriever Louise Lepine LaFourche Mary Lepine Raceland Belle Edwards Natchez Bertha Lillian Bertrand Mary John Berchmans Mount Carmel Rayne Catholic Central Union Columbus San Antonio Council Knights of Columbus John Boyle J. R. Davis Nelson Lytle T. L. Conroy T. F. Hart Edward W. Tynan George B. Taliaferro Claude F. Birkhead Walter Napier Fred W. Cook Charles Baumberger Mike Goggin A. W. Seeligson A. N. Moursand W. 8S. Fly H. E. Hildebrand T. T. Vanderhoeven H. C. Carter

A A U Rules Revised and Olympic Federation Fueled

New York Nov 19 The Amateur Athletic Union adopts resolutions proposing an international federation to govern Olympic games with a five member committee to meet in 1913. Boxing rounds are extended to three minutes with a possible extra two minute round. President Gustavus T Kirby touts athletic supremacy and world peace claims. Officers named include President Kirby and vice presidents Hill Pawling Bland Fitzpatrick and Sullivan. Georgetown Farmers Institute opens with talks by John R Allen J Faubion and T A McGalliard as Williamson county corn show planned.

New York International Athletic Federation Congress For Amateur Athletic Union Kirby United States Hague Gustavus T. Kirby A. J. Hill Jr Boston G. F. Pawling Philadelphia Theodore R. Bland St Louis H. W. Fitzpatrick New Orleans James E. Sullivan Farmers’ Citizens’ Institute of County John R. Allen Southwestern University Georgetown J. Faubion Leander Pre the Soil For Corn T. A. McGalliard Williamson County

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Zemo RE. W. Rose Medicine Co Santonio Wm. Appman Burns & Bexar Drug Co A. Dreiss H. Wagner King Travis Street Schoenfeld Eleanor Wilson Jessie Wilson Wilson Governor Wilson Margaret Wlson Cuba Charles Bertrand Bar Farmers Institute Georgetown, Tex Castor Bears Castoria the Centaur Company Gil Ana Joske’s Victor Talking Machine Co Camden, N. J East Houston Street John Thos. Goggan& Bros
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