The Bessemer indicator., 1893-06-10

doubt as To the freedom OF certain lOte
in the city FROM the liquor clause, ht
having recently secured such property
and will sell it for saloon site Ths
lots, he states, lie few blocks west ol
the city hall.
The street car company Will make
a loop at the steel works end
of the line, rounding Furnace street
and coming out on Northern avenue
providing the city council will
grant Il franchise. A petition to
that effect may be presented at the
next council meeting.
The surprise party given in honor
of {. c. p. Hitler certainly reflected
great credit on Mrs. IL. G. Miller, at
whose pleasant home the many
friends gathered last Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Miller is IA charming
hostess and all came away feeling
that they had indeed had de
lightful time.
Gee mimy ain il cold heah 7!
says the Bessemer, Alabama coon to
the Bessemer, Colorado coon. "Be
south niggers than you think 10 il
any mo of you come aroun henh,
says the Bessemer, Colorado coon to
the Bessemer, Alabama coon.
He came over from the dark
portion of the city and complained
to His Honor that some one had
stolen his incubator and wanted
to swear cut warrant. Cant dc
it," said the judge thoughtfully
Cant prosecute your benefactor.'
The man eyed the judge for a
moment till the light duwned and
then silently moved off.
The fishing party that went to the
head of the st. Charles last week
mention of which was made in
these columns, returned without
having caught many flsh, but Cap
tain Joe Darnell says he saw a
saurian. 1t was no ordinary little
Lizard but looked like whopping
big crockodile or sea serpent. The
party will drag the river for 1t the
next trip.
Herman & Shloss commenced
Wednesday the excavation of a
basement to be the full size of the
store. 1t will be i0xT5 feet and I
feet deep, the wall to he OF stone.
Phil Driscoll will do the excavating
and J. T.. Murphy the masonry.
This will be a costly. though much
needed Improvement.
Pud McCadden always has some
thing pointed to say in an indirect
manner. When he heard Of the
action of the council in petitioning
the court to allow the steel works to
be taken out of the city he remarked
that as soon as he can get the
proper documents in shape he will
have the council take his lot out Of
the city and thus avoid the pay
ment of taxes.
Aldermen Fisher and Kirk claim
that they signed the notorious
petition releasing the steel works
from the city jurisdiction with the
understanding that the petition
would be shown Mayor Dempsey be-
fore given to the attorneys for the
plaintiff. They say they were be-
trayed by Alderman Panebaker
who kept the matter a profound
secret from the mavor.
Pound Master Price is Just
trifie out of humer because of the
o. w. Mallaby letter written to the
council in which the writer thought
the council should take steps
toward keeping horses and cattle
from running about the city. Mr..
Mallabv's letter is too sweeping in
its assertion. Horses and cattle ar,
not roaming at large over the city.
If stock has been trespassing in
Mr.. Mallaby's vicinity he should
contine himself to that fact and not
make such a broad statement. Mr..
Price is unusually diligent in per-
forming his duty and Is constantly
in the saddle, and the complaint
made to the council does him an
injustice.
Rev. c. G. p. Hitler who has had
charge of the Methodist church at
this place for three years, has given
up his charge and will be assigned
to new field by the conference
Mr.. Hitler has greatly endeared him
self to his congregation by his
earnest zeal and self sacrifices, and
by his genial disposition and ster
ling qualities as IA man he has
made himself unusually popular
with those outside his flock in whose
company he was thrown. Mr. Hitler
will be missed. His congregation
will miss him as o devoted friend
and pastor and the community will
miss him as one of its first citizens.
The 1NpIcAToR joins in the uni
versal regret at losing him.
There was wild runaway and
sudden scattering Of the people in the
south end OF town Thursday afternoon.
a horse belonging to Sam Schon, a
Pueblo butcher, started with a delivery
wagon on what was Furnace street and
came tearing along Northern, passing
under the awning in front Of the IN
DGcAToR office, smashing out two posts,
and passing over the Bessemer Fair
platform took out two more posts
The frightened horse then made n dash
for the billiard hall, jumped on the