The Bessemer indicator., 1893-07-15
J. w. Banks. dry goods clerk with

=. w. banks, ury goods clerk with
the Bessemer Mercantile Co. il
wearing a more genial smile than
ever. Another boy has come to his
house to call him Papa and Mr.
Banks is happy.
A Y. p. $. c. +. society was organ
lied the 2nd ut the U. b. church
under the direction of Rev. Finely
Reynolds who is an active worker.
Twenty-six names were secured at
| the first meeting.
Policeman VIM. Brennan has re-
ceived from Cork, Ireland, IA full
blooded Irish setter, beauty and
the joy of Mr.. Brennan's heart. 1t
is valuable dog and is fast becom-
ing Americanzed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Neal of $40
Arroyo avenue are rejoicing over
the arrival of a fine girl baby. Mr..
Neal has lost complete control of
himself and for the next thirty days
will paint houses at half price.
Manager John Lockin of the
Grand opera house will test the
popularity of comic operas for the
summer season. This is out of the
regular line but Mr.. Lockin thinks
the venture might be n success.
Articles of incorporation of the
Lake Minnequa Pavilion Theater
Co. were filed last Monday with
the secretary of state by ]. X.
Dempsey, II. f. Chubbuck, A, G..
Holland and G. c. Bullen. Capital,
$500.
G. A. Miller has received the ap-
oointment of L. S. deputy surveyor
of mineral claims for the state of
Colorado. Mr.. Miller stands high
as surveyor and his friends in
Bessemer congratulate him on his
success.
The i0x10 basement under the
store room of Herman & Shloss is
completed so far as the excavation
and stone work is concerned, but a
solid plank fioor is yet to be laid
Phil Driscoll and J. E. Murphy
with their bsys did the job and a
big one il was and we'll done.
"Roxy" has taken possession of
the south end of Bessemer with a
merry -go-round and is making it
interesting for the youngsters. He
gives them a whirl on his galloping
wooden horses and sends them
across the way where Harry Young
hills them up with pop and they are
ready to go to bed.
NJ. l.. Crowl is back from his trip
to the World Fair. He declares
the magnitude of the exposition to
be so great that 1t is Impossible to
more than take birds eye view OF
it in n weeks visit He took with
him several Fairs of nicely polished
buffalo horns which he had placed
on exhibition in the Colorado build
ing.
The First National bank Is gamer
by thousands of dollars on account
of the recent run. Hundreds of
depositors who had made time de-
posits cancelled their interest by
withdrawing before the time agreed
upon and therefore sacrificed their
interest. The other banks that with.
stood the run We're also gamers but
to n mnch less extent.
The four lots ever on Cedar street
without the restrictive clause are
likely to all have saloons on them
Julius Fist has opened up his shop
and j. Davies has erected small
frame saloon and is now trying to
get license, while John Sweeney
and Patrick Mullahan are moving
a small building up from Pueblo as
saloon. The fourth lot may also
he the site for n saloon
A ball and supper will be given at
the Dempsey-Langdon hall next
Monday evening by Mrs. Virginia
Riley who promises a good time to
all. In the early part of the even
ing the crowd will be entertained by
Mrs. Riley in an essay on Wonan's
rights, and Mr.. C. l.. Collins will
make short talk on silver. The
admission fee is only 25 cents which
also entities you to ice cream and
cake.