The Bessemer indicator., 1893-09-16

MISS W iultTeu SpduluiuR TetuIheu
Thursday from Del Norte but re-
NAMED only "A few hours before
taking the train for Boulder to at
tend the convention of the w. {, L.
L. She will again return to Bes-
semer the latter part of next week.
A special meeting of the directors
was held last Monday
night to discuss the delinquency of
some of the members. Secretary r.
p. Hawke was instructed to notify
the delinquents to be present at the
meeting of the association to he
held next Monday night to show
cause why they are not paying up.
1t is likely that all will respond
with the funds.
The banks of Pueblo have it in for
those who circulated false and
injurious reports about them during
the time of their distress and viii
lie in wait for some of them. These
calamity ducks find ghoulish con
ISOLATION in predicting awful things
and always see evil and dishonesty
in everything. Some day they Will
want an accommodation from the
banks. They will find their names
on the black list.
James Humphries and T. Weller,
two employees at the steel works left
last Monday for Needles and Parker,
Arizona where they will spend at
least three months prospecting for
Topeka, Kansas syndicate. The
syndicate sent representative
to this poiut to see the men and
start them off with grub stake.
should the prospect prove good a
mill will be built and operations go
on indefinitely.
Bessemer owes n debt of gratitude
to ExMayor Hawke which it can
now repay by standing by him in
his effort to secure the nomination
for county assessor. Mr.. Hawke
has always been among the very
foremost lin talking for the city on
public occasions and a recognized
leader among the people. 1t would
speak i'll for the city to give him
anything but selid delegation to
the county convention of re-
publicans.
John Perkins, twelve year old
T.. !,
his mother and his step-iather
Charles II. Adams, was up before
Judge Willauer Tuesday on war
rant sworn out by his mother charg-
ing HIM with stealing S25 from her.
The Judge bound him over to the
district court. Ii seems that the
boys mother is anxious to have him
sent to the reform school at Golden.
The case should be very carefully
first. All the parties are
recently from Joliet, Illinois.
The hunters are again abroad on
the prarie and Ressemer will be
stocked with antelope meat on their |
return. Last Tuesday two wagons
left town, one party of hunters COM !
nell, Clyde Shoup, Hank Roley, Bill |
Preall and Charlie. Kimmel going to
Springs, while the second
party was made up of Cal Preall,
George Shaw and Jasper Hinsinger
and headed for the Hog Wash.
The boys will get plenty of game,
always providing, of course.
There is case of destitution and
illness at 1903 Routt avenue that
requires the attention of the c. F. * |
|. Co. hospital. II. :. Valentine,
aged. and alone, lies there a very
sick man, a pitiable object and not
likely to Withstand the raYages of
disease and hunger unless speedy
assistance is afforded. For four
years he has been in the employ of
The steel works and is entitled to
he assistance of the company. He
,hould be taken at once to the
hospital where he can have care
md medical assistance. City
physician Dodds has called upon
lin and the relief committee has
bat only affords relief in part. He
ives entirely alone and helpless,
md the right thing to do is for the
hospital to take him in charge
Eighty five miles is n long ways |
TO haul turnips and potatoes, and
yet that is the distance travelled by |
5. Fl. Andrews of Sharpdale,
Fl uerfano Co., who is in town with
n big load of those tubers. Mr..
a anderson lives near Mosca Pass
aud made the trip over the noun
tain road in three days and then
peddled out his stock which was of
the best and eagerly saught after
Mr.. Andrews called at this Office
and among other things said that
he is prosecuted by large grey
wolf which has made sad havoc
among his sheep and poultry, and
he will board any man an indefinite
length of time who will stay at his
place and succeed in bringing in
the coveted scalp of the said grey
wolf. Here is an opportunity for
some Bessemer sharpshooter to
have some fun.
Married.
At the residence of the brides