The Bessemer indicator., 1894-05-19

Friday who was In tie city - dele
gate to the Epworth League conven-
ton. Mr.. Hitler and his brother. c. C.
p, are still attending college at Uni
versity Park.
p w M.xey had the misfortune to
have the two middle fingers of his right
hand crushed at the steel works Tues
day. The doctor can save the injured
members.
Losr-A silver case watch with gold
engraving of an engine on back. Gold
chain. Finder please leave at this
office.
Express orders promptly attended TO
by A b. Chase. Call at stable. corner
of Northern and Spruce.
Various citizens returning from
points in the east and west report the
condition of business everywhere dull,
and declare that Pueblo is as good Ms
any of the cities they have seen.
The war on freight rates will be =
benefit in small way to the consumer
but the manufacturers will suffer.
Il. c. Miller and family are living on
their ranch on the Arkansas bottoms.
Manager II. E. Chubbuck has re-
turned from his eastern trip and says
he has decided TO launch an electric
boat on Lake MinnequA, 1t will be
commodious and swift.
Dog tax is due, and June l all un
licensed CANNES running at large will
be at the mercy of the dog catcher.
Better not delay but get tag for
Towser at once.
The elements seem to have postponed
their windy capers from April to May.
This month has been An exceptionally
windy one,
William Howell writes the INDICATOR
from San Jose, California. He is still
unsettled but thinks he will like the
country.
The three sections of trains bearing
delegates TO the hotel mems national
convention in Denver arrived in Pueblo
Monday evening and ran up to the
steel works. About 200 excursionists.
ladies and gentlemen, went through
the works.
The Railway Co. is laying . switch
at the junction of Northern and Evans
avenues to enable the cars on the
Lake line to switch SO that the motor
car can always be kept in advance.
As it is now the Lake cars must run
around the loop which takes up too
much time
G. w French and wife have moved
to their ranch down at Artman, about
seven miles out, where they will en-
gage in cultivatine a garden tract and
also raise chickens. They are enthus-
iastic. diligent and persevering, and
will no doubt meet with success. This
county needs more people engaged in
such business.
Hundreds of car loads of cattle are
being handled at the Union stock
yards. The cattle are from Texas and
New Mexico and are being shipped to
the prairies OF Montana and South
Dakota for grazing The work con-
tinues all week. and some idea of the
rush can be obtained by relating that
in one day sixty-four cars of cattle were
unloaded and transferred to other cars
An eighteen months child of Lew
Cummings and wife of 1918 Pine street
swallowed several pills Thursday morn.
ing and about noon went into con.
vulsions, when doctor was called in
Some relief was afforded but the little
sufferer was taken with spasms again
at o'clock and died Mr. Cummings
is the driver on Herman d Shloss de-
livery wagon.
A pleasure party consisting of Webs
ter Miner. Dan Miller Doc 5houp and
Jake Williams started for the Green
horn range Thursday and will be out
week or more. They will hunt. fsh
and prospect and do anything else of
plessurable nature that does not call
for too much exertion.
In accordance with the announce
ment W S. Williams. musical instructor.
organized class for beginners in band
music Tuesday evening, twenty mem
bers being taken in. Mr. Williams has
made the tuition fee very low, charging
only two dollars per month for each
pupil. he giving two lessons week.
In some instances he furnishes the
instruments. This price is only one
half his former rate. He has room for
more members, and all who are in
clined to learn band music are invited
to attend the rehesrsals in Miners hall
"Felix O'CaIlahau"