Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-29
THE BIG BOROUGH.
Matters of Interest in and Around
Historic Bradd0ck.
CONSOLIDATION KNOCKED OUT.
Copeland and North Braddock Taking the
Lead in improvements
INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS IN GOOD SHAPE

proverbial green bay tree, but 1t is keeping
well to the front and steadily adding to its
Importance as manufacturing center. All
Of its numerous manufacturing concerns,
some of them the largest in the cotntry. are
actively employed. So far, there are no
| signs of serious labor trouble. Building is
backward in the borough, but brisk outside.
The Lloyd Hotel, fine structure on Main
street, has just been completed and oc-
cupied. The Carnegie Cooperative Asso-
citation building on the same street is receiv-
ing the finishing touches Two or three
churches, school house and a number of
dwellings have been put up this season.
Growth is Of substantial character. Real
estate values are steady, but sales are slow.
North Braddock and Copeland.
The scheme of the big borough to annex
these thriving suburbs appears to have
fallen through, the people being decidedly
opposed to such close fellowship with q
community seriously handicapped, as
claimed, with . heavy bonded debt. So it
is likely they will continue to paddle their
own canoe" Both of these places are
building up very fast, but Copeland is tax
ing the lead. Ten years ago it was brick
yard; now it is q town Of perhaps 1000 in
hos "ain ooouPes soou pos:s.on "uu IIl
nos p.::y VI H ~. :p:ui :paoi s
pioAty W neaiiy al .ne tnuus'fial cell
~ "'S1aoVs: W org oiase u
Lee - 'a Va one" SUI
four or five acres. There is a large amount
of vacant land in this quarter which is we'll
adapted to residence purposes. Many of
Braddock's prominent citizens have their
homes in Copeland. The western terminus
OF tne btaooocK ana turtle creek Electrlc
Railway is here.
yesterdav,s f.u,Id,r, P.rn,,t.
D"0s
Six permits were issued yesterday for
seven huildinps aocreoatinu in cost SIT 1OO
The list follows. Isaac Nelson frame
dwelling on Thirty-third street, Thirteenth
e COO. III
waro, SI,ooo; Aoam Wenmer. Drlck oWeii-
ing on Fish street, seventeenth ward, S3, 500;
II. j. Lang, two frame dwellings on Pacific
avenue, Twentieth ward, $1,000: c, M,
Lindsey. frame dwelling on Butler street
extension, Eighteenth ward, 81, $50; Mrs.
Doyle, frame dwelling on Forward avenue,
Twenty-second ward. $500: James Patter-
90, hr;oL 5rroII;.,on ~ EI5o, ,t.o.t Tn..t
oI:,L FL, LI co n,.n v" AAuen ''ioe' A"en'y-
tniro warn, p2'VVV.
Special Features Of Trade.
Tho p;ttshuro Excbonoa ,v,u h. c,osed
W." e.ose0
from frloay evening next until Iuesoay
morning, thus following the example Of
eastern bodies
The acid works at Ben Venue are being, en-
.arseu w ineo' VIC oenl@nos VI increasing
uauo'
Braddock recently voted on proposition
to increase the borough Indebtedness to
$l0o, 900 for street improvements and to wipe
out tne noatlns oeDe IL was carried py
three 70 one. put the vote was lght. rms
M sohn, III ~, 49,. som Goo 'ne oofousn
Elmira, n. Y. has MARKETED sas5, 900 sh per
cent bonds, maturing in yearly series from
1912 to 1921, $2S 600 per year, at from l0S06 and
L inEeres1 10 Ns.oz ana n5eress A..
aas " pissan oi yuiy tm.ersss anu s NV,
uenus IN 1HtsDurg viii, accorolne 70 S00o
ana autnorlty, amount 70 nearly or qulte Z,vVo,-
w. VI tn,s IarsS sum, AlroIake anu fnla-
ueIPhIa Uas VIII iurnish $o'o'VVV' OF more
'unm snae nin.s nf te te '3a 1radd, d rrr.,.
nniliar wi1h ;ts hIs,oru said .Tha stn teent
IL =. y; Asn .So ,..oooty sN.. AnT '.u. u.etuons
snae ~ Is non-P payer ls wrong. ~ Is Gooo
enon"h to nav 1iIed charrss and to er..tass ts
stiif hetter nnder the nav mana1ememtn m u'
The n" Ro;s neros;t p"nH e. te irs.,.,,
tion has been or~anized st Dn Rois p"
witt, a canifsi of III ooO ' o.
villa Eherhart %es nurcb.sad s.rar.,
parcels of land in Shaier and Harrison
otan ooo 20 nost ~ eio ona ''on
IL is asserted in S Some Sma rs that r%s peo-
nle;s Natmref Cas- and PiMeo1a Cor,,.a uo
p.S s, . a. une aHu LPSasS Sompahy
"Tu Thp pay @ . per ceH' NV a,slqsna p N 'niy;
and P;ttshnrg Re;IroaS T"r tho .hfrS ,1eol
IN June we're AL I7e. a decrease of Ss5a "0e>
- IoEa s%ore 20 tarda ueoneaSo ~ VI $o's.
uar diydesG Of yer cent puttnr s6e
''''A on pe' 'ens Dasi'
John D. Banks sold for A. stroyd modern