The Bessemer indicator., 1894-06-16
greater and the danger lesssned.

The schools of district No go closed
"Wednesday for this year.
Emmett Mason left for los Angeles
Tuesday.
X Wm. Hoeg, com. agent at the
Mo. Pacific in Pueblo, has one of the
Insurance Gasoline stoves. See them
at Campbell's.
Milk tickets In any number printed
neatly and promptly at this office.
Mrs. Conners of 1927 Cypress street
is sick with pneumonia,
c. f. Mechlcr who was locked up in
the cooler and fined for raising rump-
us with his people, did not leave them
as intended but is still here.
The accumulation Of iron rust in the
steel works artesian well pipe caused the
flow of water to be much less than it
once was and there is talk of having
new pipe put in its stead.
Fred and viii Chase and Elsie Pugh
have returned from Oklshoma, the two
Chase boys having driven through, a
distance of 450 miles in twelve days.
They went in with the rush last fall
and Jared as well as most of the
boomers.
Much complaint is being made about
boys in this end of town stealing flowers
from various yards and the police are
contemplating making raid and giving
the boys ride in the atrol wagon,
James Humphreys returned to the
city Monday evening last after sojonrn
of nine months in the mining districts
OF southern Arizona. He has not
have had enough experience in that
region OF hardshps to last him long
time.
For SALE-A four-room brick house,
No 1929 Pine street, lot 33tx125 feet,
good ou,-buildings, water, etc, for sale
or trade on easy terms Call on j. f.
Fraser. Ags. D. 6 r. G. Exp. Central
Blk. or address A. c. Harris. Agt D,
6 r. G. Exp, Leadville.
The knights of Columbia are
very much dissatisfied with the work
ing of their order and it is very likely
that they will either go into some other
I To- No. Il at,iv niy
gether. The trouble is high assess
ments and non payment of claims
| There are thirty five of the imported
negroes from Alabama now employed
at the blast furnaces. The blast furnace
job is among the hardest in the mill,
the buggies have been greatly increased
In size, and four men now do the WORK
formerly done by six. They broil t2
hours in the heat of the furnace and the
sun and get s1.45.
X Campbell takes pleasure In showing
the Insurance Gasoline stove. Call
and see it. 1856 south Union avenue
Judging by the vast amount of com
planning being done by citizens in the
western part of the city because of
stock running at large, those people
fell short Of their realization when they
voted for annexation Cattle and
horses now range that vicinity at their
nd in, Mt ~ II t,ly yt,,fr
the trespsss keeps on and no herder
puts in his appearance.
The brass band organized a short
time ago by W. S. Williams has been
named the Stanchfeld band, ]. j.
Stanchfeld having furnished some
instruments to make up the deficiency
and will provide uniforms for all the
boys out of the stock left over by a
former band which played under his
name. Mr.. Williams will have the
boys ready to take part in the campaign
of next fall.
Complete street car service has been
restored on the Bcssemer line while
east Pueblo has no car at all and west
Abriendo has only one car an hour
where it had three cars before the flood.
The lake line has its usual twenty
minutes service. but the Northern
avenue line is still dead. The Pueblo
City Ry, Co. is doing well considering
the great inconvenience and damage to
which it was put