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EITHER PHONE 176
HELP WANTED—
Male.
WANTHD— High-claes man to sell best
real Mtai'.e proposition in San Antonio.
This proposition will be advertised and
pusned to the limit. The Clifton George
Co.. 115 Loecya street.
WANTED—Railway man clerks; $BOO tor
first year. Examinations in San Anto
nio May 15th. Preparation free. Frank
lin institute. Dept. 929. Rochester. N. T.
YOUNG men for railway mall service.
Exain. May 15. Intending applicants
should begin preparation AT ONCE.
Sample questions and “How Government
Positions Are Secured” sent free. Inter
State Schools, 352 College Pl., Cedar
Rapids, la.
WANTED—A good baker; steady posi
tion to right party. Apply US Crosby
street. _
WANTED—Men to learn barber trade.
Thoroughly practical training by free
clinic and careful instructions. Life schol
arship. tools given, board provided. MO-
J.ER graduates command highest wages.
Dur diplomas recognized everywhere.
Shop experience and wages before com -
pletlng. Catalogue free. Call or write.
Moler Barber College, 716 West Com
merce street.
HELP WANTED—
Female.
WANTED—A good reliable girl to nurse
a young baby, one that 1« willing to
Itai' on place. 819 San Pedro avenue.
LADY can secure profitable position;
nothing to sell. Address Dr. Andrews,
21,1 San Pedro.
WANTED—Two good women for gen
eral housework or would take man and
wife; good wages to right parties. ISI6
North Flores street.
WANTED —A good cook. 825 Carson St.
WANTED —Competent dressmaker. Call
Madam Cook. 421 Avenue D.
WANTED—FemaIe cook. 156 Porter St.
Phone 252.
WANTED—Six refined young ladies for
vaudeville act. Apply at once to Miss
Dunbar. 229 East Houston street. Room 3.
YOUNG white girl to take care of chil
dren and assist with housework. 602
East Quincy street.
WHITE girl for general'housework. Ap
ply 602 East Quincy.
HELP WANTED—
WE FURNISH bookkeepers,
stenographers, salesmen
and ladles, cooks, waiters,
nurse and all kinds of reliable
help. Berth phones 517. Citi
zens' Employment Agency,
521 East Houston street.
136 A WEEK and expenses to men with
rig to introduce poultry and stock pow
ders; experience unnecessary; reliable
company and exclusive territory given.
The Grant Co.. Dept. 95, Springfield,
Illinois.
• • • « **••*•««•***•*« * , « *
• *
• •
• WANTED at once. 50 ladles and 50 *
• gentlemen canvassers. Apply to *
• Marine, Askin & Berman, the •
• world’s greatest credit clothiers. »
♦ 108 West Houston street, R. K. *
• Marsh, manager. »
LOST, FOUND, STRAYED—
WILL party who took cravanet coat
out of seat at Empire opera house
Wednesday matinee. April 7. please re
turn to 1104 N. Flores street and get
reward.
GOLD spectacles in black case on South
Hackberry St, at Marlborough Place.
Return to janitor Riverside Park school
Reward.
LOST—A diamond ring set with fifteen
stones. Ix>st in Emil Blum &
■tore. The party who found it please re
turn to me and get reward. Mrs. E. F.
Wood, care Emil Blum & Co.
LOST—One black wagon sheet. Return
to 419 Main avenue. Reward.
MISCELLANEOUS—
WINDOW shades properly hung free of
charge for architects, carpenters and
builders. Call on Brown, 227 East Hous
ton street.
HORSE clipping. Get your horses clipped
by electricity at Kneupper’s blacksmith
ehop. 514 River avenue. New phone 974.
EDUCATIONAL—
A. M. C. GARClA—Artistic violin In
struction. Few more pupils desired to
complete class. Prices moderate. New
phone 1569. or address, care Thos. Gog
gan & Bros, music store.
»
LEARN TELEGRAPHT. Railway w*-w
are cut into Draughon’s Practice' £•• s
iness College, corner Alamo Plaza a,i
Crockett, San Antonio, for students’ vsu
Positions secured. Call or send for FRL3
booklet. “Why Learn Telegraphy."
FOR SALE—
Furniture and Pianos.
FOR SALE—Cook stove and a lot of
household furniture. 1715 Durango St.
FURNITURE and stoves repaired,
bought, sold and exchanged. Brown,
413 East Commerce street.
REFRIGERATOR, kitchen cabinet, three
screens, washing and ironing outfit no
dealers need call. 416 Baltimore a.’enue.
FOR SALE—
Real Estate.
JOHN H. BOLTON—ReaI Estate. Pension
Claim Agent. Notary Public. SL James
Hotel. Houston street.
FOR SALE—I4CO acres of black land,
loam; al! fenced; no waste; land near
school and store. Will sell all or cut to
suit purchaser. Part cash, balance to
suit. This is line land, good water, good
range. Stock keeps fat the year around
without feed. Call on C&pt John W.
Womack, 113 Porter street, old phone
1004 r-L
TOBIN HILL cottage for sale; built on
6-room plan; modern; sewerage, hot
water; 590 feet cement walk: stable; lot
53x167; near two car lines. $2750. Terms.
216 Washington place.
FOR SALE-
Miscellaneous.
FULL CORD WOOD YARD
Sells only the best post oak and mes
quite wood, delivered la full cord wag
ons. Phones 1107. Frank Basala.
FOR SALE — Wrapping paper, paper
boxes, bags, twine, all kinds and sizes;
lowest prices, prompt delivery. R. L.
Burnett Co. Both phones.
LUMBER, lumber, lumber. I am selling
lots of it because our prices are the
lowest. Frank W. Spear, 309 Avenue C,
old phone 1708.
BUTTER—Phone us for prices. Any grade
you want. Main Avenue Grocery Co.
Branch. 102-10 S Garden street.
ROOMS AND BOARD—
GURDEN CAFE,
908 AVENI £ C.
Absolutely the best meals in the city:
special accommodations for families; sep
arate tables, individual service. Single
meals. 35c; tickets. $6. If not satisfied,
tell us; if satisfied, tell others. New
telephone 1522.
LOVERS of good things to eat will go to
the new and up-to-date Alamo Cafe,
325 Alamo plaza, where you will find ths
best eatables at moderate prices.
SPECIAL NOTICES—
MESSENGER BOY.
Citizens' Messenger Service,
prompt and up-to-date; try our
parcels delivery. Both phones
517, 521 East Houston street
GET estimates from Southern Construc
tion Co., general builders. Building
loans, p. C. box 29. San Antonio.
SWIFT buys, sells or rents furniture.
stoves, harness, etc. 216 South Flores
street. New phone.
LEAKS, leaks, leaks. We stop them with
the I. X. L. roof paint in any kind of
roof. All work guaranteed. Old phone
1004-lr. Captain Jno. W. Womack.
PLANT fertilizer, pure bone meal, rich
in phosphates, clean to handle, recom
mended by florists and nurserymen.
Samples free. Ring up 1112-2 r and ask
us about it.
LET me write your fire insurance at
right prices on house and furniture.
Bitter, real estate, notary public. 102
West Commerce.
LIST your rooming houses with us. We
have always got buyers on hand. E. A.
Fox & Co.. 113 Avenue C.
YOU will make a mistake if you buy
your lumber bill without seeing me.
Frank W. Spear, 309 Avenue C, bld phone
1708.
WANTED —Squabs: all you have. Main
Avenue Grocery Co 401 and 40.3 Main
avenue. Branch 102-108 Garden street.
BARAJAS & PORTESI, scientific horse
shoeing, blacksmithing. wheelwright
and repairing. New phone, *296;01q,
1.341.
RING up Joe Barajas for your tin work
and repairing. First class work. Both
phones.
MOVING AND STORAGE—
STORAGE for furniture, pianos, buggies.
Separate stalls, f 1.50 per month. Mov
ing. packing, shipping. L. W. Culver, 129
Fannin. Phones 2180.
HARRISON MOVING CO.
Storage, packing, shippt.ig. New phone
SO'.'; residence, 107.
MONEY TO LOAN—
And Wanted
MONEY loaned nn horses, cattle, wag
ons. buggies and household goods. We
are the people to see. Ramsey Loan Co.,
11l Losoya street.
MONEY WANTED—We can loan your
money for you on first-class real estate
security at 3 per rent, without expense
to the loaner. Write or phone us when
you have money to invest and we will
submit the securities. Get vour name on
our list. E. A. Fox & Co., Financial
Agents, 113 Avenue C.
WANTED— ’
Houses.
WANTED—To buy four or five room cot
tage. close in. give price and terms. Ad
dress Light 1560.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS—
IF you want the best class of sidewalk or
any kind of concrete work, see us and
we will refer you to some of our work.
D. P. Smith ft Co., 105 Duffield street.
Old phone 1632-2 r. New, 2206 red.
BICYCLES— 7
WHEN others fail, see EMERSON, the
Bicycle Doctor, a leader in his profes
sion. Largest bicycle store in the state.
224-226 Main avenue. Both phones.
GRAVEL ROOFING— ’
GRAVEL
Paint Co., manufacturers of Asbestos
paints. Dealers in oils, paints and all
kinds of felt roofing. 121 West Military
plaza. Old phone 920.
THE HOTEL GEM?
MRS. E. VIVIAN, Proprietress. 20‘.
North Presa street, 100 feet south of
Alamo National Bank. New building, fur
niture and modern in every respect.
Transients solicited. New phone 2825.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1909.
FOR SALE—
Live Stock and Pets.
C. E. BOWLES will teach you to ride
horseback free. Horse and skirt fur
bished at a minimum price. New phone
492.
CAESAR, by Longfellow, will make the
season at Ponytorium, corner St. Mary
and Travis streets.
POULTRY—
And Eggs for Hatching.
EGGS for hatching. White Pekin duck,.
$1 per setting. Old phone 1014.
WANTED—Prairie Stare Cyphers tr
Model outdoor brooders for lift e
chicks. State make and pried in answer.
Address 1283, Light
APRIL chicks do best in this climate.
Set your hens and incubators with
eggs from my large, vigorous white Ply
mouth Rocks—every bird standard-bred
—and you'll have Winter Layers. Eggs
81.50 setting; two settings $2.50. D. Root,
31S Powderhouse street. Take S. P. de
pot car.
FOR SALE—Plymouth Rock Homing
Pigeons, from Plymouth Rock Squab
company, Boston. The finest squab
raisers possible to get. Mated pairs $1.50.
New phone 1061. Old phone 1672.
EASTER eggs are plentiful. If you want
fall and winter eggs get a few hens
and pullets bred to lay when others are
loafing. Pens of White Leghorns, Barred
Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes
a specialty. Setting hens and baby chicks
for sale. Old ’phone 2240.
BRONZE turkey eggs; stock winning
nine prizes at McKinney’s last show;
five at Dallas (Southwestern). Also Bar
red and White Plymouth Rock chicken
eggs. Blue ribbon kind. Mrs. Jonas
Hoffman, Plano, Texas.
FOR SALE—
Vehicles and Harness.
SECOND hand buggies, phaetons, sur
reys and express wagons at Pena’s
■hop, 307 West Nueva street. New phone
836.
WANTED—Cameron puts on the genu
ine Goodyear rubber tires, the best
made. 112% North Flores street.
FOR SALE —Ono Studebaker surrey as
good as new, $135; one Kaufman phae
ton, never used. $125; one Studebaker
runabout, good as new, $lOO. Inquire
350. Light office.
FOR RENT—
Furnished Rooms.
ROOMS furnished and unfurnished. Rates
reasonable. Nice quiet place; 105 Du
val street. Army Post car.
FURNISHED rooms, 132 Dwyer avenue.
Old phone 836. Near court house.
Lights and bath.
FURNISHED rooms, 132 Dwyer avenue.
Old phone 836. Near court house.
Light’S and bath
FOR RENT Nice enol furnished rooms,
with or without board at 321 N. Cherry
street.
LADY alnne wants couple tn rent two
furnished rooms. 202 Blanco road,
Treasure Hill.
FOR RENT—
Miscellaneous.
TYPEWRITERS TO RENT—AI! makes
typewriters to rent. Rental apalfed if
desired. Reasonable rates. Geo. Poteher
nick, 208 East Houston street, San Al
tonlo, Texas.
FOR RENT—
Rooms for Housekeeping.
ROOMS— Housekeeping rooms, modern,
seasonable, close in; no sick or small
children. 202 Convent street.
ROOM where you like, hut eat at the
Uneeda Cafe, 404 East Houston, where
everything is of the best.
WANTED—
Miscellaneous,
WANTED—Diamonds, old gold and sil
ver. Wm. N. Capurro, Jeweler. 502 H
East Houston street (upstairs), room I.
WANTED--Everybody to have their old
rooms re papered at $6.50 per room. E.
J. Womack, nld phone 1004-lr.
WANTED—Frying size chickens. Main
Avenue Grocery Co. Branch, 102-108
Garden street.
UNDERTAKERS—
SLOAN A HAGY, undertakers. Ambu
lance service. Meet any train day or
night.
seedTpo u ltry'su ppues
FERD STAFFEL, 319 East Commerce.
Hay and grain, gaiden and field seed,
poultry supplies, incubators and brooders.
SEWINGMACHINEREPAIRINj
CLEANING, adjusting, repairing. Work
guaranteed. Parts, attachments. Nee
dks and oils for all makes. J. H. Strick
land & Sons, 404-6 S. Flores. N. phone
2947.
JOHN VATTUONE repairs, sells and ex
changes sewing machines and clocks
722 South Pecos street.
VACUUM HOUSECLEANING—
BY electricity. When you want your
house thoroughly cleaned thir spring,
phone new. 847. old 847-2 r. We clean
without removal, carpets, rugs, matting,
upholstered furniture, walls, etc. AH
work fully guaranteed. All we ask is a
trial. Estimates cheerfully given. S. A.
Vacuum Cleaning Works, 327 East Com
merce street
CLAIRVOYANT—
BACK AGAIN.
GARLAND, World'x Greatest Seer and
Clairvoyant, tells full names and every
thing you wish to know without you
writing a word. Hours 10 a. m. to 8
p. m. 727 East Houston street.
’ MARCOS LAMAR ”
Wonderful European Clairvoyant and
Mental Healer. An honest, most reliable
medium. He tells you the innermost se
cret of your heart and gives never fall
ing help and advice in all affairs of life.
Satisfaction guaranteed. German. French.
English, Italian and Bohemian. Hours
10-6, Saturdays till 8 p. m. Closed Sun
days. Special low fee 50 cents. 214 Ave
nue E. opposite postoffice.
THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
TAILORS—
PANCOAST * KOHLER, tailors, have
received their first shipment of spring
woolens. 104 East Commerce .tree'
HOTELS & RESTAURANTS—
NOW OPEN—Alamo-Mexican-American
restaurant. Meals 25c. 205 N. Presa SI.
FOR RENT—
Fur. or Unfur. Room*.
FOR RENT —Two nice front rooms ir.
private family; one nicely furnished.
214 East Macon.
BEE SUPPLIESAND HONEY —
Catalogue free. Honey wholesale and
retail. Selling American Tin Co.’s honey
cans. Southwestern Bee Co., 438 West
Houston street.
GOLD AND SILVER PLATING
SILVERWARE plated, good as new.
Cost is small. Work delivered. Reed
Jewelry Co., 144 Dwyer avenue, opposite
court house.
PERSONAL-
GRADUATE midwife, Mrs. H. Bieck. 1220
South Pine street, near South Heights
car. Old phone 3565.
WANTED—To take ladies in confine
ment; also take children in board; good
home. 1215 Avenue B.
SPECIAL prices to hotels, restaurants
and boarding houses on dry picked
poultry. Main Avenue Grocery Company
Branch. 102-108 Garden street.
BUSINESS CHANCES—
E. A. FOX & CO., Business Brokers and
Auctioneers. 113 Avenue C.
FOR SALE—Established blacksmith shop,
good location for a hustler. Address
106, care Light.
AUCTIONEER—
E. A. FOX & CO.
Auctioneers.
113 Avenue C.
Amusement J
BY HARRY BOONE.
Interest in the exhibitions of Anna
Eva Fay. past grand mistresfe in the
art o£ psychic demonstration, increas
es as the news of her wonderful re
plies to questions becomes broadcast.
The audience at the Grand last night,
desnite the fact that it was Good Fri
day. was of goodly proportions and
excitement ran high and laughter rang
loud at many of the answers.
On the part of many the desire to
see Miss Fay has become more than
a curiosity and with a large number
this desire amounts almost to a craze,
such is the faith had in her ability
to read the secrets of her auditors.
Many who have attended every per
formance find that their interest
grows with each attendance, because
there appears to be no limit to the
versatility that Miss Fay displays in
the entertainment of her audience.
There are those who claim t« have
solved the manner and metheid em
ployed by the little wizard in her
working out the problems presented
her. but called upon for explanation
their knowledge proves only conjec
ture. Numerous are the solutions to
the cabinet trick, where, bound hand,
head and foot, she makes things live
ly for 20 minutes.
‘‘A man comes through a trap door
and does all that work,” said a wise
one last night.
"But the cabinet was on a carpet
and the committee said there was no
opening in it and no trap doors,’’ re
plied a puzzled one.
‘ Some small animal, a monkey con
cealed in the folds of her dress then,”
suggested the wise one,
“It would take an orang-outang or
a chimpanzee to drive that nail in the
chair —no monkey could do it,’’ was
the quick retort.
And so the guessing at “How it’s
done.” goes on. It looks as though
the answer was as far off as it has
been these 20 years.
Miss Fay and company will give
their last performances at the Grand
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
night. At the Sunday matinee gentle
men. as well as ladies, will be eligible
for admittance.
EMMA BUNTING AT THE GRAND.
The Emma Bunting Stock company,
which opens at the Grand April 12,
will be strengthened by the addition
of four players from New York, who
are now e nroute to begin rehearsals
in “Anita the Singing Girl,” which the
|FOR SALE
I Cor. sth and Ave. B
F, PASCHE, 705 Avenue B |
MORE BANKERS In the 17 States In
which Jno. F. Draughon’s 31 Colleges
are located, indorse these Business Col
leges than indorse ALL others. If YOU
want EVIDENCE and wanttoßlSE to theslo-a-day
class, ask for FREE catalogue. Lessons BY MAIL II
preferred. Draughon’s Practical Business College:
San Antonio, corner Alamo Plaza
and Crockett.
SATURDAY, APRIL I®, 1909.
STREET SIGNS
COMING SOON
Mayor Callaghan Says Neces
sary Delay Is Almost
at an End.
While the street sign proposition
has been lying dormant for some
time, Mayor Callaghan today announc
ed that the question weald come to
an issue in the immediate future.
Certain matters connected with the
proposed placing of signs has held
the project in abeyance.
"The sum of >5OOO was appropriat
ed by the city council many months
ago for street signs, but an appropri
ation by the council do6s not always
mean that the money is on hand. Just
as soon as the financial condition of
the treasury will permit, the sign
question will be settled.
‘lt is not niy purpose to try and
have a sign placed on every corner
or crossing of a street,” continued the
mayor, “but efforts will be made to
have signs placed at such intervals
along each thoroughfare as will, in.
the opinion of the council, serve the
purpose.
“No decision has yet been made as
to the class of street sign to be
used. There are several samples
now being considered.”
winsome little lady has chosen for
her opening bill.
Mirs Bunting has a record for play
ing Anita in San Antonio, having ap
peared in that role here oh so many
times. But that does not detract from
the interest attaching to the event —
not at all.
in Miss Bunting’s company now are
Miss Lillian Lee Anderson, Miss Ber
tha Thorn, Charles Winninger, Mr.
Adolph Winninger and Mr. George
Bernard.
Miss B-unting will close her San An
tonio engagement as Nance in “'l’ha
Eishop’s Carriage,” in which she made
me of the most pronounced successes
of her career when she appeared in
that role last fall.
ROYAL THEATER.
The bill at the Royal moves with
a rush tills week. From beginning to
end it is a whirlwind of music, song,
dance and comedy. Byrd and Vance
leap Into the middle of things with
a domestic skit, Foster and Ander
son do a racing playlet, the three
Kellevs keep up a musical clatter
with foot work, Kittle Stevens does
dances with remarkably Quick chang
es of costume, A Halverson sings il
lustrated rongs and the muromato
scope shows a thrilling moving pic
ture.
Thete is not a dull moment in the
bill and it is kept going with a vim
that fairly sweeps the auditor off his
feet. The Royal is the compelling
attraction in vaudeville in this city
this week, and tonight will be the
last chance to see the bill.
HAPPY HOUR THEATER.
A throng of people, bubbling over
with merriment and satisfaction, left
the Happy Hour theater on Losoya
street last night after the big double
bill had been put on. The profes
sionals made good, as usual, and the
amateurs made at hit as they always
do at the Happy Hour.
The offering this week for a di,no
is worth the money. It includes a
rapid fire sketch, clean comedj - and
touching pathos; a black face act that
adds to the joy; a juvenile sketch; a
German monologue, illustrated song
and moving pictures.
There is no place in town where
the vistior gets so much for a dime
as at the Happy Hour. This fact is
so well known that the crowds come
every afternoon and night and on
the special nights fill the theater from
the entrance to the stage.
Manager Munsell is proud of the
record he has, established as a pur
veyor of clean amusement and he is
determined to maintain it.
EMPIRE.
Good Friday night at the Empire
went against all showmen’s rules —it
was by far the largest audience of the
week. College Chums,” the laugh
able farce comedy, runs tonight and
the great New York Casino success,
“The Telephone Girl.” is announced
for the entire week of April 11, start
ing with Sunday matinee. The sale
of seats is already large and record
business is assured.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
BAKER TAKES VACATION
Wearier with the cares of his office,
a strenuous load of which have been
on his shoulders for many months.
District Attorney Baker has taken a
lay-off.
Mr. Baker will take two weeks of
absence from duty. ’He left the city
last night, announcing that he was
“going hunting” and intended to just
wander around the state for a “spell,”
expecting to come back ready for a
long, hard grill during the next crim
inal term in the thirty-seventh dis
trict 'court.
Affairs of the district attorney’s of
fice will be In charge during Mr. Ba
ker’s absence of his assistant, C. M.
Chambers.
THEY’LL SAVE YOU TIME
MONEY AND TROUBLE
GENERAL WEATHER REPORT
Most of the eastern half of the United
States is under high barometric pressure
and the weahter is fair and coot In
creasing cloudiness in the western dis
tricts and rain In Oregon and Washing
ton may be referred to an extensive
storm area over the Rocky mountains,
centra! now over Wyoming. The temper
ature continues below normal, but it is
generally higher than it was Friday
morning. It is 56 degrees at Galveston,
Texas, and 18 degrees at Marquette,
Michigan. The storm area will drift east
ward and may occasion rain here though
the character of the disturbance suggests
fair and warmer weatlier tonight and in
creasing cloudiness Sunday.
ALLEN BUELL. Local Forecaster.
—Temp.—
, Max. Mln. Rain.
Abilene, Tex 40 66 .00
Atlanta, Ga 40 52 .00
Boston, Mass 34 46 .14,
Brownsville, Tex 50 56 T
Buffalo, N. Y 22 32 .12
Chicago. 11l 24 34 .02
Cincinnati, 0 26 44 .02
Corpus Christi, Tex 48 62 T
Del Rio, Tex 44 68 .00
Denver, Colo 34 54 .00
El Paso. Tex 40 62 .00
Fort Worth. Tex 44 70 4)0
Galveston. Tex 54 62 .00
Kansas City. MO 32 50 .00
Key West, Fla 70 84 .00
Knoxville, Tenn 38 52 .00
Little Rock. Ark 44 66 .00
Los Angeles, Cal 56 84 .00
Memphis, Tenn 40 60 .00
Nashville. Tenn 40 56 .00
New Orleans. La 52 62 .00
New York. N. Y 32 56 .00
Omaha. Neb 30 44 .00
Palestine, Tex 48 66 .00
Pittsburg, Pa 22 36 .08
St. Louis. Mo 30 46 * .CO
St. Paul. Minn 24 32 .00
Salt Lake City, Utah.... 48 6j .00
San Francisco. Cal 48 76 .00
Spokane, Wash 38 58 .14
Taylor, Tex 38 66 .00
Vicksburg. Miss 46 62 .00
Washington, D. C 34 48 T
T Indicates inappreciable rainfall.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
W. D. and Maud L. Ryan to George
H. Harris, March 29, 1909, deed to lot
24, block 19, new city block 1457. East
End; $250.
E. J. and Ettie J. White to W. D.
Ryan, April 3, 1909, deed to lots 25
and 26, new city block 1457, East End;
$322.40.
Hugo and Mamie Lieck to Tony
Spencer, April 7, 1909, deed to lot 9,
block. 44, city block 645, on south
Hackberry street; $llOO.
G. A. and Beatrice Gage to C. H.
Dean, April- 6, 1909, deed to lot 6.
block 20, city block 393, on corner of
Evergreen and Paschal streets; $5500.
Bmdie Zizelmann to Agnes Plug,
haupt, April 9, 1909, deed to a lot 75
feet cn South Olive street, 129.8 feet
from corner of old city tract, block
7. new city block 675; $2, etc.
Manuel Hernandez to Carolina Her
nandez de Trevino, March 15, 1909.
deed to all my right, title, etc., in and
to lot 6, block 3, original city lot 74,
'city block 2178. on Lonez street;
$llO.
J. A. Ratcliffe to Louise Ratcliffe,
April 8, 1909, deed to lots 27 and 28.
block 11, city block 1786, on north
ride of Fowler street. Beacon Hill;
$250.
D. D. Valzah et al. to J. L. Siedo,
March 10, 1909, ded to lot 4, new
city block 2119; $2OO.
D. D. Van Valzah et al. to Lizzie K.
Siedo. July 12, 1907, deed to lot 6, new
city block 2119, original city lot 75. on
south side of Castro street; $250.
Clifton George of Bexar county, to
E. B. Dobbins, of Hays county. No
vember 30, 1908, deed to lot 21, block
84. Keystone park; $lOO.
Caroline Kampmann to John A.
Fraser, April 1, 1909, quit claim deed
tn lots 4. 7, 19, 27 and 29 m upper La
bor ditch as described in decree, jour
nal G, page 578, of fourth judicial dis
trict court; $l, etc.
Nelson Lytle to Mrs. C. A. Canute
son. April 6, 1909, deed to lots 1, 5. 6.
and '7, block 48, city block 668, on Del
aware and Olive streets: $lO, etc.
william Davidson to T. S. Lindsey
April 9.1909, deed to lots 16 to 18, block
6, original city lot. 151, new city block
2199, on Leal street and Hamilton ave
nue; $6OO.
M. L. Oppenheimer to Frank Allen,
April 8, 1909, deed to lots 4 to 6, block
10, new city bloek 1835, on Magnolia
avenue, Laurel Heights; $4500.
Mrs. Emmy Dittmar, by Charles
Dittmar, to Clara E. Siebrecht, April
2, 1909. deed to lots 10 and 11. block
3, cn Dittmar street, Emmy Dittmar
addition; $lO5O.
C. F. Masch, guardian of estate of
Masch minors, to T. Welker and I*
E. Mays, April 2. 1909, deed to an un
vided five forty-second interest in and
to.a lot 55.9 feet on St. Mary's street.
"Half a Block from Herald Sq.”
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Situated In the very heart of the
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•convenient to all surface, Subway and
elevated railway Unes, and in the
midst of the shopping and theatre dis
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BUILDERS
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struction WORLD.
ABSTRACTERS.
Texas Title Co.
Lockwood Building, Navarro Street
H. J. Hayes, Mgr.
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS.
E. B. Lovin, Architect and Builder.
201 W. Houston St. Old phone 1167-4 r
ROBT. SCHUCTZE. 218 Utica Bt.
Plans, specifications, loans and con
tracts. Build a home, pay for it same
as rent. Best of references. New phone
1710. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ARCHITECTS.
Leo M. J. Dieimann,
306 East Commerce Street.
J. Flcod Walker.
Rooms 310-11-12, Alamo Nat. Bank bld.
BUILDERS.
D. R. Vaughn.
626 Avenue E. Old Phone 1899.
BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES.
J. C. Dlelman.
Wholesale and Retail Build. Material
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION.
The Concrete Construction Co.
Everything in reinforced concrete
from cement walks to concrete houses.
Old Phone 714. Office 225 St. Mary.
ELECTRICIANS.
Martin Wright.
222 St. Mary Street.
Graham & Collins, both phones.
Practical Electricians. 246 W. Com. St
J. D. Connelly.
218 E. Com. St. Electrical Machinery.
ATTORNEYS
OF SAN ANTONIO
BIRKHEAD 4. BOOTH,
Suites 306-7 Frost Building.
Both Phones.
GEORGE HUNTRESS.
Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law.
Old Ph. 1706. Washer Bldg. New 922.
BEN P. LANE.
Rooms 307, 308, 309 Kampmann Bldg.
Both Phones.
W. R. PARKER.
Attorney-at-Law. Notary Public.
New Phone 40. 203 Kampmann Bldg.
JOS. J. SWEENEY.
Lawyer and Notary. Room 7.
E. Houston. Old Phone 1120-3 r.
as per field notes of this instrument;
$6900.
Sofie Seiter et al., of Bexar county,
to Burritt S. King, and Charles H.
Rhodes, of Jackson county, Mo.. April
8. 1909, deed to 125 acres of Gonfacio
Rodriguez, original survey 131; $15,-
625
T Welker and L. E. Mays to San
Antonio Steam Laundry company,
April 9, 1909. deed to an undivided
five-fcrty-secohd interest in and to a
lot 56.9 feet on St. Mary's street, as
per field notes of this instrument.
Ed Steves & Sens, by Albert Steves,
to Geo. M. and Mary L. Millard. April
6, 1909, release of builders’ lien on
lots 7 and 8, Johnson & Fest’s subdi
vision, volume M. pages 43 and 45;
$lllO.
F. WSglesworth of Fort Worth is
here for a short stay on business.
R. L. BURNETT CO.
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