Tobin and Van Riper Named Sheriff Candidates for Bexar
The Light announces John W. Tobin as a candidate for Sheriff of Bexar County and James M. Van Riper as a candidate for Sheriff in the upcoming November 1900 election.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1900
Page
4
The Light announces John W. Tobin as a candidate for Sheriff of Bexar County and James M. Van Riper as a candidate for Sheriff in the upcoming November 1900 election.
A campaign item announces John Wilkens Jr as a candidate for the county assessor's office. It notes his bid and seeks support from voters. No dates or locations are provided in the available text.
Theodore Harris seeks the Democratic nomination for State Senator representing the Twenty fourth District, comprising Bexar Bandera Medina Kendall Kerr and Gillespie counties. The filing appears part of a campaign notice announcing candidacy.
Chris B. Callan declares candidacy for Representative to the Legislature from Bexar County, subject to Democratic county convention action. He emphasizes district focus and party backing as he seeks the nomination amid local political activity.
H B Sullivay runs for County Judge in the November 1900 election. The notice names him as a candidate and specifies the office and election month.
Campaign item endorses PHIL H. SHOOK as candidate for County Attorney of Bexar County in the upcoming November 1900 election. May reference party or platform details as readable.
Numerous small items and notices populate the ad filled page from Sung Chong at 120 North Alamo advertising Japanese and Chinese fancy goods, a clock repair note, and a series of local family and business announcements. It lists other vendors, events, and public notices across San Antonio, including dog licenses, dance invites, and hospital ads.
The city school trustees elected principals for all public schools after a lengthy meeting. Assignments include High school C. J. Lukin. School No. 2 B. E. Robb. No. 3 Agnes Cotton. No. 4 P. F. Stewart. No. 5 B. H. Patrick. No. 6 W. F. Wilsom. No. 7 B. E. Allingsworth. No. 8 W. J. Knox. No. 9 F. F. King. No. 10 Fr. M. Halberl. No. 11 A. M. Schaefer. No. 12 Kate Colding. No. 13 E. N. Spain. West End Marshall Johnston. East End W. J. Spillman.
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