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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-03-24
WEST BOUND-DAlLY.
EAST BOUND-DAILY.

EAST BOUND-DAU.Y.
No. 16, No. il.
Leave Tazewell.... $50 p. m. 1921 IN
Graham...... 4.51 p. IN. 1l:22a M
Arrive Bluefeld... $50 D. m. I1.3oa m
Arrive Radford. $50 p m
No. IL connects at Radford with train
East bound on Main Limo leaving Rad
ford 1856 p. m. and l1:26'pm for Roanoke,
Washington, Hfgerstown, Philadelphia
and New York; aiao Mt 7:56 p m for Lynch
burg, Richmond and Norfolk.
Pullm III Sleepers Radford to New York
viz Harrisburg; also to Washington via
Shenandoah Junction; also Louisville to
Norfolk, via Norton and Blucfield and
from Lynchburg to Richmond
West bound trnin from Radford for ali
points on Pulaski Divisions and for tho
South and West via Brlsto, leave Radferd
9.25 p. IN.
No. l3 connects Mt Norton with L. IN,
railroad for Big Stone Gap, Middlesboro.
Louisville, Cincinnati and oil points west.
Pullman Sleepers from Norfolk to Louis.
Vile via Radford and Norton.
Leave Blnefln for Pocahontas at 6. 10 n
%. $50 N. LOS m, $40 p IN.
Leave Blneield daily 9 10 a ny for Ken.
oya and Columbus. Ohio. Additional
trains for Elkhorn Extension leave Blue
held ! 90 p m and Pocahontas $50 D M
for WEIGH and intermediate stations.
For Coopers, Bramwell and Goodwill.
leave Bluefield 9.20 q m and I.55 d II,
daily.
For all additional information call ON
ticket agent at Depot or address
w. b. BEvII.L,
cSaneral Passenger Agent,
Roanoke, We,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-03-24

Cnntorin curcg Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Dinrrhoea. Eructatien,
Kills WORMS. gives sleep, and promotes di-
Reaion,
Without injuriou, medication.
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DEArHs Asp xUsEEALs

HHoA Ds~ Az eteaGaooosn. 4.sar1sy. DeosmDer ..
1893. A.. -. RhsAas sxes So yssrs
Remains Vii bs bfouxfs 20 BsaSsy ssewarss
chapel prsv.oas 70 arranging tor sesvsSeA
NcTAGGAKr-The fsDerai ssrvscss nf Mrs Han-
nah NJ McTaxgarz yfls se held 81 the fsfssiy resi-
fsncs. ia so1Gh Seattle. tsss afternoon ~
oriocx Rev. Iohn ~ Dan7an o<aczSoax ins
termsnt ia Lake Eiss csmAt@ry
HALIIaAs-IH seattle. NJ Proxtf@ncs hospital.
saturday. December 3. 1898. Asehssl Hk<stsA1.
Of TYPHOID fssss aged - ysAsa
Fansrsi services viii BE- he'd .. Prevsdsncs hos
ftAl chapel tsz1crrop mornSax ~ 7 oesocG In
tsfmsnt In Cssvsry cerastsry
sHEPAaD-Atfhe Rainier bat 81. Seattle. % De-
.cershes g. ss25, Caroline MacCartBsy. vile ~
Thomas Rochester .hspsrd. Ia her 18th ysax-
The buyia3 services viii he rrA1 by tbs Rev
razsd &. Garrett en- Wednesday, pecsmser H. ss
II O'Clock n ut tns residence 81 Mr. u. A.
rsrsHt. sa 1914 Marion street The lntsrDsns
viii ~ pvivsss
RgaER-At fremont satEs6av evening". peo~Ea
Der o. 1888. Marc beloved wife Of Caps T. - .
Haser, deputy G. d marsha. sssd 81 years
FensY~t ~ the residence ~ IL today. Few.
John r. Damon officiating. fntsrunsns in Moans-
Pleasant esnsstery.
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Lessons i'm French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REFkRESCEs-Rew. David q 0AfN4
MANS rect0ry. Mrs 4. = J. Huat- v sfs9sx -
&asnsnss0a. Rev. Wallace SattiBE it0 -
Wsrssty street.. AMI pArsots 81 former p9ptansna
Fer farther Information appiy 20 tee
WIATEkbQg kSk, 7ls E.svsaLa street. tsh
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Fer rates. soCies and osaes information eli, a
address
=. Al CHARLTON. Asi Gen Pass Al.
Ne III First 81. Portland a.
A SADEAT. Gsa Axent Seattle. City txss
cfsce. eoraes Tesssr avenue and Frops strsss
Depos eke: Office corner West aud Columbia "a
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DRS- MERRILL & MERRILL
The most widely and fayofAbiy ksown specialists
on the fAci DC Coast The doctors regular rea.-
yates from tne University OF the Gity Of ks- arg
and o. long Island college Hospital. Rr.okgyn
&sS ork. and their ioaS expsFIencs. reuaaFsxnls
skia and universal ssccess in tue treatment ana
cure Of IhroBtc GissAses sniitle these eminent
pay saeiAns 20 the fall confidence Of the africtet
everywhere
40 matter what yoar com plant, consult thea
sGeeessfai specs ists. who are able effect e0r.x
IN nlAlsy cases that have been pFsaouncsd zesl~s.
IHey trsas scieass-es4iy aAd succ-&sfuflv cure
quickly sod permanently fr!vAss, n .sos8 AID -sin
Diseases Nervous beh4is Aaa sexual fsisorasr.
Files. fszEuss AID Rectal Ulcers syph!lls s,Sn.r
FheeA. Dis~s. sp>rmssorFssa seminal W@Axna.s
Let Manhood, ~ gnt Emisslons. Gseesysd Ysr,l.
ties kseamsstsms. Neuralgia. Caiayrh. Brenrhltl-
Asthma. xgmsrsl ErBptian~, =AsE I.h~s,rn saa
sTkIcTCRk.- radically ami safely cured .tsaout
psia OF detention from business ard cures guafa,
issd-tu deforn5 ZEE Aad iInp~dim.a:s 90 rpAr.
rAz- quickly removed A fEkTAIS AND POS.
TIVE rEE for the ssfaI effects Of early vie.
and the nams Gus evils fhas follow ia 10 train
LonE erp~ftsnee With unparalleled succsss A.
the best evidences Of q dasrtoy's skill
DISEASES OF WOMEN also secaixs special
stem iaE coasa I ref.onAliy ths OLDEST aad
nos, EXPERIENCED SPECIALISTS 90
Ne Coast or Syits. s@n6iag stamp Consultation
zee an1 Confidential fremont Block 8Ia
Trent street, Seattle.
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III AZ tr1 4FttAERn ANn EsNRaFaAXs
" ETvteesy ta sssss Bt4-ssssrs .tfs.s &c.. -.
t2te ee1 - 'F as.ae &as.s a sssasr, re,ssa "a
II tVt~s AND GDP ssa VACANT
SO tsaA - aer tsfsea. ~ &ss,S5s ss-ass
ssssH "a Nsfea tsaek
IL Assra Is Fu Nfa1 A0ksr w,~-s---~
- Assse+s = &ssrt a CssasavtIA "a
IA kNTku- moySG ANn far ~ .s5,l,r,
SEA h-.fhsssf seSta &sssas . csc - e. asa
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ACROSS
FIVE
GREAT
STATES
GsEhll!<
fRvIIs'S

Runs Buffet cars Containing library writing ~
card tables. barber shcp. tsta room, sssy chan
observation Window etc. In connectIon VA
Palace dining and sleeping cars. nrss snd secus3
class coaches. and family tourist cara
Trains leave seattle daily ~ II ., Cor EveFsa
enohonlssh. LeAveasworth. wsnAschse. Harnaf
to-. Spokane. Bonnex's Ferry. KalispesL essx11
Forks Fargo crcoksfon. Fergus Fail 81 Goat
Ninneap polls. 81 Paul
Palace ee2ing cara through to chiceSo wahoa
caanga Leave Chicago nc 1910 p m. daily lioa
Union Passenger station via q. NJ. a 81 r NJ
way fer seattle. without change
Connections NJ wenafchee for Lake Chelan ~
Upper Columbia and the OkanogAn district: 4
Spokane for Eastern Washington roln .: q b.
nsr's Terry for kAslos Afnsworth. Sessea "a
POINTS on koot<nai river and lake: Al Sheshg
junction ami hAvrs for GrsAs fsils Helena ~
Butte.
Crosses the Cascade ana Rocky Mountains d
daylight giving passengers . chance 70 see so14
of The nnsst scenery In America The trace has.
Ing stone ballast IL free from DUST
Connsctioas in Union depots as 81 PAal -
Minneapolis with trains for Duluth wesi -
periof ami Gres; Lake points. sioux glty aaA ~
southwest St Louis ami South. and Chiesgs ~
the Eask
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ia Cherry Street.

Advertisements under tire head ~ Lost, Found
Yer sale For Rent ard Situations Wanted will 30
Inserted .. the rate Of word each Insertion
Payment Away ia advance No advertisements
screwed for .sas than 20 cent?
SCTfCE-Ths business Office OF the posIers--
-SlLrsIsces f. open until IL p Classified
advertisements viii be reeeissd 40 10 tbis iinns.
Advertisements win be received ~ braach offices
the Posr- fsTELLIaKscKs al
Tseonss Bureau ..............I ii5 Pacific Avenue
Thomss ssmmoss. Manager.
forsTo~nsend. -.,-...+..,......frenca a springer
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II ANrHGs-s - ~ 50 FYNnAy t~rRpDfr.--
" as . nes tvsiuFs "a Wasf .f.hit<h<a rs,s-
fess i"Hsfser" tsA va hFssA seattle tsase.A
VI a Ati. AGENTS kNFRNWHERg OK
say ESQ s~1 Caussssssscns extra So ysvsa
e.taGes. WtN 49,
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FOND

FOND.
E'ot Nd Ion1E PIN WITH MONOGRAM
= esa~r can have same BY spusyfEx a: Pasa.
Ia'rtiassaesr e1sc~ arc PNyinx tor n : nosiee
Tot SD-sCoTCH TERRIER rUP owNFR
al f~Sfss saith, Depot, esg~csa Hyde aaa
49, u RON BOAT Al RfCH MON REACH
htaS e"1niv, VISA. pecs5nhsr = lsa3
c@ass ~iA r@A prove pfapersv pay easts aaa
as as Boat 1Ssa erals. RscAgaoos BsAeh
90 Ma AoEAr. VsAPTIZE TaEE ia
cesoas tay REQ zas T.xhs name :. a-ras-csF.
asfAfef reverse Ire letters Tacoma. Esas would -
Sfsaa csRF teF pruHA Monn8 hk4aseF waa}s Il
% Ee - cassitaDes A. Ghs zig sasy second hand
sissSs elsse Sas PIE. CsAFkn
10 Nh-TANE INCIDENCE ~ living
= @NAsas tAe SAstls e tMs sttsSsg afnae ts lsts,
Sc seS -Aea " slnss IS AssEa ~, - 49,. xt.r.
@sss s. essae ~ AS &c ~1i i ever a. "a.
S~ss sSe&22 nan2 stcfs. s4Ktk aa4 Fzs@ Sseass.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

I,oR SALE-BONDS; NOTICE Is HEREBY
Il given that the board OF county commissioners
OF snohomish couniy. Washington. viii receive
sealed bids up to IL o'clock Monday, January
s. sei. for the sale of sS0. ooJ of twenty year 8
per cent funding bonds
he board reserves the RI ght to reject any or all
bitA ID. :. sWEkDFI9ER
County Auditor and Clerk Of Board
snohomsh. Wash, December 7, 1898
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NOTICE FOR SEALED BIDs-rS THE MAT
~ ter Of the asxixnIaent Of Barre RroA

NOTICE FOR SEALED BfDs-rS THE NAT
AZ ter OF the sssignt.ient Of Barre Bros.
Public no Ice Ia hereby gwen that mp TO I2
o'clock noon, on Monday. December IL 1888 /
Will receive sealed bids for the purchase OF the
entire stock OF jewery and xtur in the store 10
go second street, seattle. Wash Isteiy owned by
Barre Bros
This stock of jeweiry. siiverware etc, WAS
lately inyentoried aud valued AT invoice price at
Ss,O1bsi. anu the fixtures valued at
sl,OI5. 90 The stock Il and the Inventory
and stock can De examined by calling On the un-
dersignsd 81 his address below glvsn
this notice IL given pursuant To 90 order Of the
superior court of King county and all bids will be
subject 10 the foiiowi conditions to-wlt:
Terms OF sale. cash Ne bid Will be considered
for less than 81 per cent Of the fnventorled vau.
Ton. No sale Will be made without the approval
OF the court The said assignee, under the advice
of the court. reserves the right 10 reject any and
All bids II. y. MccONSAUGHEf
Assignee OF Barre Bros. room 300 seattle Na-
tional Bank building, Seattle waah
Dated teattis. November 81 1898
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

TYPEwRITERs BOUGHT AND SOLD sli
i Occidental block.
CEsTLEMEN's DISCARDED CLOTHING
VI bought lAl5 second street.
old PAPkRS FOR sALE AT THE SUST
~ ness once OF this pars.: l5c per bundle.
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Iosr.

LOST.
I uST-SovEMREk Is A PAIR or GOLD
H bowed sgeetscAss ia x-sver nannEfsa case
Aadtsss r. @ Bex 52s Ssal-s~. aad receive
zars-
4 oST-sS REWARD WHITE AND BLACK
h oAygpsk. elAsG tar. efoss-<yeds . httcker.
q ktSksx. name Annocai, 2sat sp@a ats name
tArxwAsA Return 10 BIG sasy seeoac land Store.
stxsA ard Pike Chaplin.
I osT-k. p WATCH CHAIN CHARM RE-
h isra - Sys PIKE Isbers al reward
EEH4KU.
SSn REWARD EoR RETURNING THE
s-.FV nsSsnx ssacp Msa4~ =. Stei@s from SEAT
t- December B Arenls ssEc.asf. Soi Taysoz So
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SPECIAL NOTYCES.
THE LADY WHO by MISTAKE TOOK A
U silver handled umbrella from millinery de-
psFtment the Mac Doagaii a soathwiek Co Fri.
day viii please return same.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT NY
~ wife. Esther Jones, has left bed ana board
ard all persons are warned not 10 her, since
vii D. responsible for of her debts 1aa nav
no bills which she coetraets In my name
signed 0MfLYM n JOINS
4 fsIcAS GOLD FIELDs-A SYNDICATE
a - being formed 20 iTa1e ia the Mashonaland
sosc netds and On the adjoining coast They viii
sari IN Eksir own schooner early IN the year
There are fex VACANCIES. The schooner mas
te AREA. So Wharf street Victoria a. c
NoFiCE-R r. \ H. s-BfG Busy SEC
~ oHi hand store. sixth and Pike ChAp!a-
TO THK BUTCHERS or SEATTLE ANpTA
ooms-oVsr 100 head Of fat cattle sor sale
mostly !, 4 ard Sysaf-od steers and some Spav.t
hsftsrs. estseeB >praxue ana cheney On MACY
prAsF'e spokane county. Prank MAllov r. a al
dress heasy. wash
NoTlCE oF SALE OF ROAD AND RRIpgE
~ BHnds~N sttce Is hereby gwen thss the eoars
90 eoantF con- mlssioners cs sn0hnrnsxh couutx
ashtnkfos, rit8 r~-ive hiss tsn "a " asrsnes "a
i~Fs7h rf II. i~aS for tne sale ~ the balance AZ
is sse,aev rost and hristse bonds ss-n 600, tssus
sf fsoFaAft ]. S~s& The hent< are . isgai lssa.
tsAsns FsT cert iEt~rcsI pay abe serut .asnas3v
haass reserves ire r ehs 70 reess any ~ ali nssx
y = sN SRDFTsER
Ccanfy AeesiO- saa Ctegx % Bnsre
Nnnseesnt>h- Mash. November ~. .<sS
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BAMBOO FURNITURE.

tADs~s eases, chasFA etc. FrsSr 70 "fsef. AA"-
s@ccad street. between ssuecs snd spring
pIANOS-WE HAVE on HAND A
i Ia NOS ARG. assortment Of pianos sf
standard makes "a wAiant. oas. mAhagany All
socnl.so easss An tRspecston Of our stock val
well repay iatendiaE parchasess CAL Ga as az
write for catalogues etc Winter q Harper. barKe
ecck Sos Sscan6 street
EIANI CO. S ss. r e. A saei L r aas
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II Fnannfaes8ref& Washinyton street esyns-
Commercial, roozns / and ferry nloxx. -ssstsa
wash.
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~ bFhS4"Nfn DESIRES To FINp
y sac NhetSAauHts .aa A4srNN. - 90. 49,.
5eA@Ft irfi ne fFUVssse~ az sassee e. 81 t.sa.sa
Atff4 ~ t'AN 81 snd >Sa fF&ae s<ss Ga tais.srrs,
- ~ lt~F os years hlS tFssse tAAl ~ ar
FeFstt Fe sAs Nsa beard 80 ta ~raa1ss Va asstss.
s0u sfaie- at~stt te}Ffeea years sss. se - ts.s~
s+'f.. II" - e. Ase IN NenAAs- Address VI y A.
he, nfnrn,ss tfetsr3e. saaatA
hssca sa-4t.fa@s q i-uA
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RAILROAD And STEAMSHIP rlcKErs ~
ALL PoIsTs IN THE WORM
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
Consolidation,

The people of Bessemer have as
yet manifested but little interest in
the question Of consolidation with
Pueblo. Those approached by the
INDICATOR on the subject appear to
be Indifferent saying that they have
not given the question much con-
sideration and 1t seems that most of
the discussion is going on down In
Pueblo. It would be interesting to
know where the Chieftain got its in
formation when 1t stated few morn
ings ago that the people uf this city
were practically in favor Of consol-
idation and it would be still more
interesting to find out how the
Pueblo correspondent of the Denver
News discovered that the populists
Of the two cities would work to-
gether for union. 1t is true that
commissioners from both cities have
been appointed with view to re-
port on some plan by which the
consolidation can be effected but
they have not yet held meeting.
The fact is Bessemsr IL rather
jealous Of her identity a. city Of
the second class and unless given a
strong representation in tho council
Of the united city will be very slow
about going into the union.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

THERE is no doubt but what the
business outlook for the approaching
spring is gradually improving. In
fact there has been a very noticeable
change for the better within the last
two weeks, and while there may not
be boom with all its attending wild
excitement there is certain to be a
steady trade in all kinds of business.
Real estate is beginning to move
which is always sure sign of activ-
lty in everything in general. Several
real estate transfers were made in
Bessemer this week and other deals
will follow in short order. Almost
every house IN the city is occupied
and the building season has begun
The year 1898 is sure to be one #
prosperity in Colorado.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
THE CITY RAILWAY.
Whut was Done at the Stockholders
Meeting.

McSlluR.
There was a netting of the stock
holders of the Pueblo City Railway
Co. at their offices in Pueblo Mon
day at which some important mat
ters concerning the road were dis
cussed and several new officers
elected. It. was thought for time
that there would be a transfer of
the property as a result of the meet
ing and some still hold to that
opinion but If there should be no
one outside of the company has any
knowledge OF 1t.
There was a general all round
discussion regarding the policy to
be pursued by the company in the
future and 1t was agreed to run the
system for all there is in 1t. Better
service is to be provided and a eener
al overhauling of all the cars will be
made and the tracks repaired. The
stockholders think the road can be
made to be good paying institu-
tion and they mean to make 1t so.
The officers elected were as follows !:
James E. Downey succeeds himself
as president and his son, Julian B.
Downey was reelected secretary
while H. F. Chubbuck succeeds him
as general manager. William Mar
tin was elected superintendent and
John Thompson traffic manager.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
THE city council of Bessemer ha,

THE city council of Bessemer has
met the city council Of Pueblo half
way in the matter Of seeking basis
for the consolidation Of the two cities
AS published in last weeks INDIcA-
TOR Mayor Hamilton appointed as
the commission for Pueblo, Charles
Henkel, George West and 7. J.
Downen. At q meeting Of the
council last Monday night Mayor
Shockey appointed as a commission
to meet that of Pueblo, B. Sweet,
Andrew Glover, and s. N. Salter. 1t
will now be in order for the COM
missioners to meet and discuss plans
for union of the two cities and
then report to their respective coun-
ellis. And thus it is that consolida-
ton will again be factor in politics
at the city election next spring.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
A Winter in the South.

A winter in the South = the very
words conJure up delicious memories
for those who have been there. The
bright sunny skies, the dry, bracing air
and the warm sunshine is in decided
contrast to the cold, bleak north.
TIE great state of Texas is celebra-
ted rs one great broad winter resort in
itself, but the following places are, per-
haps, particularly popular: Fort Worth,
with its mineral baths. healthful climate
and good hotels; Austin, the beautiful
capital city; San Antonio, one of the
few really historical places III our coun-
try; Houston, with its blooming roses.
oleanders and groves of oranges and
lemons, and Galveston with its delici-
GUS sea breezcs. These are but a few
Of the delightful resorts of this highly
favored region.
An escape from all the pains and dis.
comforts Of our rigorous weather, trau.
sported by magic from the region of
snow and ice to the fragrance of this
summer-land, is now made possible and
easy by the Denver, Texas 6 Ft. Worth
branch of the Union Pacific system.
which runs through Pullman Palace
sleepers between Denver, Fort Worth,
Dollas, Shreveport and New Orleans,
and offers exceedingly low excursion
rates to all Southern cities from Denver,
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Trinidad.
For full description of Southern win.
ter resorts, reached over the Union Pa
cific system, or for excursion rates ap-
ply to A. s. CuTHBERTsoN, General
Agent, Triangl. block or Union Depot,
Pueblo. Colo
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

at has been almost unanimously
decided that strikes and boycotts are
relics of the past, utterly out of date
at the present time, and Colorado's
assemblies will hereafter look TO the
ballot to right any injustice that may
arise"
The above is quotation from a
written report of the doings of the
Knights of Labor on Monday Of this
week just before the final adjourn
nent of the state assembly. Sensi-
BILE men. And now If the labor ele-
ment throughout the state will be
governed by the wise resolve Of the
assembly they will win the respect
and admiration Of every good citizen.
The only way to win recognition
from capital is through Hesitation
and the sooner snch a course is be-
gun the better. it will be for the
workipgman.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
A MOCK CITY COUNCIL.
The Peoples Party ORGANIZATION

lhc IcOplcS afty OfRanlZutlOu.
Wednesday night the peoples party
held an inter esting meeting in the city
hall and interested themselves in the
affairs Of the city. A mock city council
was chosen as follows:
For mayor, W. s. Williams; aldermen
LIST ward, L. P. Andrews and G. w.
Cover; End ward, Thomas Russell and
Conn Finn; 3rd ward, M. B. L. Allen
and @. o. Richardson; 4th ward p. G.
Dunlap and o. A. Lee. Dan Roberts
was chosen clerk. At the next meeting
other officers will be chosen. The coun-
Gil will meet the first and third Tuesday
Of each month and will be carried on
after the fashion Of the third legislative
honss now organized in Pueblo.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07

CRIPPLE Creek and Fremont will
meet with a great deal of opposition
from the gulch towns of Barry, Law
renee and Arequa in their endeavcr
to have new county created from
the counties of Ell Paso, Fremont
and Park. At present the gulch
towns mentioned arc weak and stand
no show with their stronger neigh
bors to the north, but they think
that two years hence the conditions
may be changed when one Of them
might win the prize.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
Visitgs
Child zen recslv sd "
Whole No. Children
Invalid Lady

Childeen recelved
Whole No. Children II
Invalid Lady 1
Places secured for domestics II
Cash paid to treasurer $S4.7O
Very liberal donations were re-
ceived during the month from Miss
Rae Hunt Mrs. Kempthorn, Mrs.
Johns, Lodge No. A. A. of 1. and s.
w. Of Bessemer, Mr.. I. w. Richards,
Miss Williams, Mrs. Tasker, Taylor
Harry, H. G. Miller & Co., Mr.. Yates
Herman q Shloss and others. On
Saturday evening Dec. "a Mesdames
Newton, Daniels, Kempthcrn and
.Messes Newton and Brazier met at
Me Helping Hand and arranged a
eautiful Christmas tree, loaded
ith presents, and every inmate Of
Ne Home was most genero usly
remembered. On Monday evening
were generously remembered by the
Glade with fine candies and liber-
al donation of chickens from the
Andrews Packing Co. Also dona-
tions from others. 1t Is our earnest
prayer that God will help the liber-
al doners.
Respectfully,
Mrs. Susan Gray.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07
An Impartial Judge

Bays the Missouri Pacific Is the most
desirable route for al classes of travel
ers from Pueblo to Kansas City. St,
Louis and all points east. Through
Pullman sleeping cars and reclining
chair cars (seats free) from the Rocky
Mountains to the Missouri and Missis
sippi rivsrs. Close connections with
all divsrging lines. VIM. Hogg, city
ticket agent. telephone 1oi.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-07


fewer than 1000 men are already Oh
the grounds while regular stampede
is going on from the nearest rail road
stations, the men all being anxious
to be among the first to arrive in the
region of wealth. 1t ls reported on
what is considered the best authority
that hundreds Of the miners arc pan
ming out from $40. to $50. per day
while Others are actually picking the
cube gold out of the quartz exposed
along the sides Of the cliffs. Otto
Mears, that energetic pathfinder for
the railroads is now searching with 4
corps of surveyors the best route for
q road to the fields and the probalil-
tiles are that operations will at once
be commenced to extend the D. & R.
G. southern from Dolores,s Colorado
on to Bluff city in the heart Of the
mining camp. All is excitement
and the famous gold fever of Cali
fornia In 1919 promises to be rival
led by this new camp In the pictur-
esque country Of the wild San
Juan.