The Bessemer indicator., 1894-02-17

and sells at popular prices.
All the departments of the rail mill
have received Instructions that repairs
must be finished by March LIST AS II
general starting up of the works is
contempla ted by that time.
The rail mill WAS forced to shut down
most of the week, the supply of cold
steel having given out. Blast furnace
No. will produce enough to complete
the Florence and Cripple Creek order,
Don't be deceived by humbug prices
advertised by some shaky dry goods
concern that is giving away" goods,
Pay little something and get goods
worth carrying home from the Bessemer
Dry Goods Co,
Miller Il Williamson, the hustling
grocers who were burned out month
ago have again opened up at the same
and having overhauled the store room
generally and painted up the wagons,
they show as clean and becoming an
outfit as can be found in the city. They
are now in the field for business
Rev c. c. P. Hitler who has been
attending the Methodist College of
Colorado at Denver since last Sept
was paying his respects to many Bes-
semer friends over last Sunday He
met with cordial reception every.
where. Mr. Hitler will complete the
theological course, which will take him
from one to two years. His brother
Frank is also attending the same college
j 5. Craig Il Co. who took out a
license couple of weeks ago 10 sell
liquor al 3l9 Northern avenue have
received notcie from c. F. Ray. agent
for the building that the business must
cease, as under the restrictive liquor
clause which obtains in the town the
rights of the owner to the property were
being jespardized; and now those who
thirst after strong drink must repair to
the row to wet their whistles
Joseph Tasker and wife left for Los
Angeles. California last Tuesday where
they will make their future home AS
reported in these columns last week
Mr Tasker was blacklisted at the steel
works for some reason or other which
the bosses would not dIvulge. and he
could get nothing TO do, even al roust-
a bout work at 81 30 day. Mr. Tasker
is no agitator and one of the most re
spected citizens of the town
1t is now more than month since
Supt r. w Robinson was industriously
circulating petition down in Pueblo
for a protest OF professional men and
men engaged in business against the
tariff on iron and steel, declaring that
such a bill would cripple the steel
sistsntly reducing the wages of the en-
ployes of the mill-just to meet the
threatened emergency, perhaps.
He came into the Office like a msu in
dream and mechanically pumped
himself down in chair Presently he
seemed to come to himself and glad
light shone in his eyes as he looked
around to see if he was alone before
imparting the joyful information. %
tell him its girl, Dave, and be done
with it it," said John Robinson from
the shady side of the stove. The
startled man said il was. that it came
last Saturday morning, was sweet
little angel and all were doing well.
Then d. H. Evans took John by the
ear and together they went out into the
night
Now by the great horned spoon that
Is too much, exclaimed Judge Darnell
when ne read an interview in the Pueb-
10 Journal to the effect that Alderman
Valentine had said that Bessemer re
ceives the benefits Of Pueblo's police
service without paying for it. The
Judge then denies that Pueblo's police
ever rendered any service except to
come up to Eilers smelter to capture
that ghost The Judge ouerlooks
the time when these knights of the
billy arrested four Of Bessemer's most
respectable citizens and hustled them
to the city hall on mistake for a
quartette of confidence men who had
been working the town,