The indicator., 1897-03-06
Mrs. A. W. Lennard won't to Denver

Superin tendent / W. hoplnson says
that about $50 men will be Affected by
the lO-per cent reduction made at the
steel works
The INpIc,ToG will be sent to any
address one year for only sl,0o
March came in neither like a lamb or
a lion but in a sort of betwixt and be-
tween manner. Its ending is therefore
doubtful
The Bessemer Pharmacy for fresh
drugs and the best Of all kind OF drug
gists' sundries.
The board OF county commissioners
have made a call for bids to do leyee
work. repairs aud approach span at the
south side Of Santa Fe avenue bridge
across the river,
All kinds of job work at this office
Leave your orders and get good work,
good st ok and at reasonable prices.
Duck hunters who go out to Ordway
report good success. The Missouri Pa
cifc makes a hunters rate of s2.OO for
the round trip. There are good hotel
accommodations at the other end of the
line and hunters have good time,
A. B. Chase will do your express work
carefully and reasonably. Call at the
stables corner of Northern and Spruce.
Some vandal knocked the nose off Of
the wooden Indian in front of Levvie 4
Sons cigar factory As boy remarked
who saw the mean work, the fellow who
did that would run like coyote if he
saw u real Iudiau tied to a tree.
Policeman McFute was severely bit
ten on the leg by a vicious dog last
week. The brute carried bit Of trow-
ssrs leg away with him and hid under a
porch where he was safe from pistol
shot. Mac Is keeping an eye open for
the dog.
Mrs Guy Humphrey returned to
West Creel, the first OF the week after a
three months visit with relatives here.
Mr., and Mrs. Humphrey have some ex-
celleut holdings in that promising gold
camp.
WAYrED-A dining room girl wanted
at the Famous restaurant, Northern and
Abriendo.
Take your shoes to J. McCurdy,s shoe
shop at 4l3 Northern avenue. He does
the best kind of work and at reasonable
prices.
w. 5. Williams. instructor in band
music, Will organize class on the north
and east sides. He made decided sue
cess of the class Of beginners he had in
Bessemer two years ago.
This is supposed to be windy month
and everybody expects to see the dust
fly. so let it fly. Better dust than mud
ankle deep, anyhow.
See McCluer when you want your
watch. CLOCK or iewelry repaired. See
him when you want the best and the
cheapest silver ware in the city.
Mrs. Dora OgIe Of 1918 Elm street
has accommodation for few more
boarders, Call early,
Are you awake to the important fact
that Mark x Co. handle only the best
and c.eauest Goals at l39 south Union
avenue: tt
Mrs. Joseph Spoor and little sons,
Grover and Charley have the grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs 7. B. Wilmington ex-
pect their daughter May to visit them
from Denver tomorrow. Miss May has
been promoted in the Denver Dry Goods
Co. and is well pleased with her po-
sition.
Local Manager Paul Wilson is de
serving much praise for bringing all the
best theatrical troupes on the road to
the Grand Opera house.
Mrs Nellie Gray, Of Colorado City
daughter of Mrs. L. Donegan. who has
been visiting her mother here for a
couple of weeks past, thinks of return
ing home today, Her sister Laura
talks Of accompanying her home
The INDrcAroR had the honor to be
represented at the Odd Fellows masque
ball, city hall, Wednesday night, by
Miss Julia Killian who wore an elegant
costume profusey decorated with the
inscription, "The Indicator 1t was
one Of the most novel and becoming
disguises in the room, and this office IS
under lasting obligations to the fair
wearer.
| Colonel Alex Jackson sent word to
the INDIcAroG this week, to run the
Rio Grande advertisement Of rates to
Carson until F'itz knocks Jim out"
We will gladly run the add until St
Patrick's day but if Fitz fails to "knock
Jim out We shall have to call for new
advertising contract Fitz may win and
then again 1t may be that he won't.
We are not betting.
y man has been hauling mud off OF
South Union avenue this week and
making an elongated heap of it on the
little street park Just in front of where
the Mesa hotel was to be Somebody
ought to tell the park people that there
s about as much fertility IN that dead
earth as there is in a lot Of sawdust
Charles f. Naples, rauchman from
BeuIah, was in town this week and
talked Of the new gold district at ths
bead Of the St Charles. He stated that
a prospect sold in that locality to Den
yer parties for s2O,0lO The ore ran as
nigh as S3s to the ton, and the purchas.