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The indicator., 1904-04-09
MADE GOOD FIGHT
FOR STREET PAVING
Proposition Came up Before the City Coun-
Gil But was Turned Down by Vote of
Five to Three.

Bessemer's favorite scheme of street
paving came up in the regular order
of business before the city council
last Monday night and orcupied the
attention of that body for quite
awhile.
The question came up in the shape
of a new proposition made by the
Warren Bros. Co. as follows:
ITO the Honorable Mayor and City
Council,
Gentlemen:
As we understand that the honor
able district court has made a sug-
gestion that to enable the city to let
contract for the paving of Northern
and Evans avenues paving district
No. l, that the city first enter into a
contract to construct the necessary
curbing on Northern avenue at a
nominal price of lc per lineal foot
and compel the contractor to furnish
reliable bond, said curbing contract
to be in force when contract is
awarded to pave the district with
bitulithic paving
We respectfully state tha' we will
enter into contract with the city to
furnish all new curb on Northern
avenue in the above named district at
lc. per lineal foot and to also repair
what defective curb there may be on
Evans avenue in the above named
district at lc per lineal foot and will
do the work according to the plans
and specifications of the city engin-
eer which have been adopted by your
honorable body and will also furnish
q surety company's bond in whatever
company your city attorney may sug
gest. Respectfully,
WARREN BROS. COMPANY
By l. N. Pfsiffer.
Immediately after reading this pro
position Alderman c. F. Colvin tool
| the door and offered the following re
solution in support Of the pavinl
company's proposition:
Gentlemen:
In the mandamus proceedings o
| the property ownsn IN the Norther
The indicator., 1904-04-09
.BESSEMER PARK Z
OPENS MAY IST.
One Of the Handsomest Spots in
the City Will be Thrown Open
to the Public at Large

The board vf commissioners of
Park District No. 2 held a meeting
Wednesday of this week and took
definite action in the matter of open
ing the Bessemer Park.
May Day was decided upon as be-
ing good time for the event, and so
on that date what is probably the
handsomest park in the city will bs
officially declared to be open.
The park is in its fourth year now
and the grass is we'll sodded and the
trees good and strong, they have
made a splendid growth in that time.
Shrubbery in abundance and in variety
is seen and it is very thrifty.
Four years ago this spring this
plat of ground containing ten acres
was purchased by the city after q
special election had been held to vote
on bonds, and it required hard fight
to put the proposition through sue
cessfully, then as now there being an
element that attempted to throttle
this splendid public Improvement, but
now there is nobody to say word
against it. The park is great nec-
cessity and will prove to be blessing
to this section of the city where the
working classes can have fine breath
ing spot right at their doors.
The board of park commissioners
gave in to strong public desire for
the opening of the park and acted
wisely. A policeman will be stationed
in the park.
In the matter Of laying sidewalk
along the park on Northern avenue
there is some delay occasioned by
reason of shortage of funds. but
the board is endeavoring to raise
them.
r. ]. Bruner is president, j. A
Beeler is secretary, VIM. Weldan ii
superintendent, and F. P. Wormley ant
James Lewis are members OF th'
board.
The indicator., 1904-04-09
BEN HENDRICKS

Mr.. Sidney r. Ellis presents the
quaint Swedish dialect comedian and
Northland singer, MIR. Ben Hendricks
in big production of Mr.. Sidnry R.
Ellis American play Erik of Swe-
dem in which Mr.. Hendricks exploits
an absolutely new creation in Swed-
ish dialect. The star of this enterprise
has proven his worth for further
honors by his great success in the
past. The production is first class il
every particular and all that the wore
implies. the scenes perfect in detail
the ensembles very attractive. Grant
Thursday night, April 18th.
The indicator., 1904-04-09

and Evans avenues paving district
No. against the city council which
was heard in the district court on
March 18th, the district court made
the following suggestions which it
thought would be the best plan for
the city to adopt so as to allow the
paving Improvement to be carried on
in the above named district.
To-wit: That the mayor and city
council enter into contract with the
Warren Brothers Company to con-
struct all ne curbing on Northern
avenue in the above named district
at one cent Qc) per lineal foot and
to give sufficient surety company's
bond TO that effect, the curbing con-
tract to be in force when the contract
is awarded to pave the said district
with bitulithic paving.
Now then, be it resolved, that the
mayor and city council enter into a
contract with tie Warren Bros. Co.
to construct all new curbing on North
ern avenue in the above named dis
trict and to repair whatever defective
curb there may be on Evans avenue
in the above named district, at a
price not to exceed one cent (lc.)
per lineal foot and stipulate that the
Warren Bros. Co. furnish the city
with $1,000 surety company's bond
from some company approved by the
city attorney, to construct such curl
according to the plans of the city
engineer which were approved by the
city council, and be it further re
solved,
That the city council pass and pub
lish the amended ordinance now pend
ing authorizing the mayor to advertis,
for bids for such paving"
Alderman Colvin backed up the re
solution with good talk, and Alder
I man Sweeney did the same thing, in
sisting that the proposition be accept
! ed and the resolutions adopted Alder
man Curtis supported the measure
and in caucus had made a stiff figh
I for it.
q City Engineer Hathaway on bein
The indicator., 1904-04-09
Long Bicycle Ride.

h. A. Turner, a colored coal miner,
Parted out on his bicycle Tuesday
forning to ride to Cedarhurst, the
Postotii:e at the Black Diamond mines,
miles south of Pueblo. On Sun
Pay last he was married and his wife
vent on the train. Turner says there
no strike around where be is. They
We getting out lots of coal and the
llners are Masking good wages, be
am'elf mining up as high IS $500 a
The indicator., 1904-04-09
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
.I01=6f=
THE FOUR COHANS.

The Four Cohans, under the per
sonal direction of Mgr. Fred Miblo,
with their big company of u people,
will be seen at the Grand Tuesday
night presenting George NJ Cohan's
latest musical frivolity, Running for
Office which took New York by
storm last spring, No musical comedy
production has as yet made a more
decided impression than has Run
ming for Office" and the production
was most pretentious. The Cohans,- -
George NJ, Josephine, Helen F., and
Jerry j., will appear in the leading
roles. The supporting company is
very strong and includes the favor.
itps
The indicator., 1904-04-09
GEORGIA MINSTREI,S.

Darktown will be out Sunday April
II it being the date of the appear
ance of Richard & Pringle's Famous
Georgia Minstrels. The excellent per-
performances given by this company
will be improved upon this visit. They
have a whole lot of new people and
the word is passed along the line thai
it is the best show they ever had
Well, if it beats last seas On it GER
tainly must be corker.
The indicator., 1904-04-09
DAN SULLY.

Daniel Sully in "The Chief Justice
is the attraction announced to appear
at the Grand Friday night, April Is
For years it has been this clever act
or's ambition to secure play that
would give him a wide range for 9
display of his remarkable histrionic
abilities ranging from the emotiona
to the lighter order of dramatic ART
and at last he has found it in thi.
new play. The play is a powerful
The indicator., 1904-04-09
Gay Bakery Wagon.

THE Trenkenschuh Model bakery
nut their new wagon in commission
thi, week and it attracted lots Of at
tention. It 10 one Of the very latest
style used by the modern bakeries Of
the East, with every convenience and
appliance for the proper delivering Of
bake goods. A fine matched team Of
hor,es decked out in new and bright
harness completes the turnout which
n a credit to the enterprise Of Bss'
semsrs business community.
The indicator., 1904-04-09

asked for an opinion said that the
curbing on Evans avenue is all right,
and that the proposition of the paving
company is satisfactory to him.
Alderman johnson, however, put
his judgment against that of the city
engineer and the three aldermen and
defeated them by a 5 to 3 vote,
Johnson, Walker, Holloran, Flynn and
Fitzpatrick voting nay, and Curtis,
Colyin and Sweeney voting yea.
The Bessemer property owners will
take another short br athing spell
I and tackle the proposition again.
The indicator., 1904-04-09
Boys Ride Elephant.

The big tin elephant which was
given a stand just north Of the Bes-
semer Pharmacy short time ago as
a sign for business house, was soon
turned into hobby horse by the boys
who turned down the sharp back,
forming half loop, thereby making
a very good saddle. The elephant is
not a bucker and carries as many
lads as can get on its back, the lads
playing at Stanley's story. In Darkest
Africa"
The indicator., 1904-04-09
Fine Brick Block.

The new Hazard brick block to be
'ected at Evans and Indiana, will
|.0t only be a credit to that locolity
vt a benefit Is we'll. 1t will be q
eood starter as others are sure to
silow and Gateway lots will be in
Rong demand. The block y to BE-
|~ASo feet, Of pressed brick and will
'st approximately 500
The indicator., 1904-04-09

anybody doubts that there not increase of industry at the steel
morning when the gentle breeze blows the
M the CITY, obscug light and making the shaded
degrees colder and he will have Fifth for seeing
most
OF course doubling community but it
time argue with them The citizen who
need Just them hug their doubts and fears their
disadvantage
The important give out is that coke coming in
larger quantities Every the amount freghted n
strength of this increase there something doing now and
pre- to be doing in the future
The rail mill is up Monday soft steel making
M bars and blets 1t will make this line and will then
rail making.
On the 18th the converter will up will keep
h the rail mill,
Furnace awaiting the arrival of couple Of castings from the
blown in This furnace have been started
ago but delayed the nonarrva Of the castings
furnace will plentiful supply of pig iron for
converter which will supply the rail mill with lngo for rail
liking
this department running will certainly look like old times
M OF course the number employed limited at There
now with the starting full of the converter and rail
will 90 number be gradually increased
officially anybody knows Of yet it is strongly
the c. F. contemplation the erection Of more
Wm Mohr of the m oil Johh
Chicago built blast furnaces at the local
the company Thursday made of inspection OF the plant
ong with Messrs Robinson and McKennan
engineer the F. Co. was also on the grounu
the spending several ours III
h matter of inspection.
better feeling among local officials snperntenden and
generally regard things looking at the steel WORKS
Pd this indicative Of better things ahead
fact the want Of coke the principal hndrance for long
being removed to certainty and Tor
the steel works will operate hundreds of other will find
Employment
Saturday, April 18th will payday and large amount Of money will
\ disbursed
The indicator., 1904-04-09
narriAd.

HiLroN- ! -BARNB- Wednesday, Apri
.. 1904, at the home Of Nr. and
Mrs. s. 2. Schsack, Rev. L. n. Po-
tashinsky c@oetine. Ais Eliza viii
Ton to Nj. J. ". Bse9saL
The indicator., 1904-04-09

romance of modern society life, with
its feverish speculations. social ambi-
tions, stock-watering processes and
other dubious methods of the up-to-
date financiers.
The indicator., 1904-04-09
Plentiful Supply of Coke lnsures the
Starting Up of the Rail Mill and Con-
verter at the Steel Works.
lay DAY WILL Be NEXT SATURDAY
|ay Roll Will Increase and More Men Will
Be at Work than Ever Before, Says
President j. F. Hearne


rSyEING asked the other day if the steel works pay
ID1 roll would day be as large as it once was
President Hearne of the @. F. & Co. replied that
lit would be would not only be as large he said, but
much larger. More men would be employed than ever
before history of the plant and the amount
pay roll would be correspondingly larger The number
To men employed before the shutdown late last fall
Twas 6Ooo With the starting up of the tin-pate and
sheet mills the merchant mill and Furnace F,
a of recent construction and yet operated
lean see where President Hearnes prophecy easily
bbe fulfilled.
The indicator., 1904-04-09
Died

April 2, 1904, at
his home, 1923 Orman avenue, Dr.
J.'Moran, aged SO years.
NANzEY-Saturdsy, April 2, 1904, at
her home, 1920 Berkley avenue,
Mrs. Jennie N. Nancy, wife OF
William A. Nancy.
FoRBxs-Sunday, April 3, 1904, at
$40 Carteret avenue, James Forbes
aged IS years.
The season for hunting wild ducks
VIII expire Tie l5ta Inst.
The indicator., 1904-04-09

DusM. If vou CAN'T PUSH
PULL. " Y0u CAN'T PULL,
PLEASE GET OUT OF TINE WAY.
The indicator., 1904-04-09

NOTHING IS TOO GOOD FOR
" BESSEMER. TRY TO EXCEL.
LET'S ALL PUSH - TOGETHER.
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maatte tomme bisie til gooe fra ben
I. Sdnuar 1904.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

GQen So9n, Gn Gfterneler.
q. ~ en Stort les 0enne 2io
ipante rm paa be frosae Gnge imtlz
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

6jortbab. 9an6alisms. Do
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SonoeriYllano.

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to9 fig 9oot uo meO be mango 99s
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Elem.
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ban ON en- milo Straf. SBprigt bar
@aIoen 6os De 6irmaer, 1om 6aobe
fo%ranle6iset QantIatningen, M bat
tet. 0a ben ontlagebe tilitob, GAP
man QffaIo paa at af6ere be 10
itq6nebe 8i6ner.
Zen oFentli9e Qntldger anorcq
paa at ifenos Qnflage6e ben laDeItc
Strof, nemlig 2 8ages 6qngfeD.
Gfter temmelig lang Raoofagnir9
falbt Dommen iom LOO paa 3 d.
ass 5angiet famt Saaens 0mtof-
ringer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

8etin8et n9. -
gn tppeaarig SemanO, Der be6 ST.
6enbabns ariminalrets Dom / 8ior
for 9pperi of 80 ar. ira en- Gfios
PER bier ioomt 5angIel paa @anb
@ 8rs6 / 2 @onge . 0oge. er / biz
ie 9oge BED tgl. ReIolution bIepen
benaaoet paa bet 9iltaar. at ban /
0ebet al 5 Qar ferer en- efter Sp.
ititsminiiteriets Sim u~lafslig @anz
bel, unoer 6oiifen 8orubfatning
StraTen efter De 5 Qars Gorlsb
enbelis bortfaloer. bborimob ben /
m06iat Sab bill blibe fulob1r6et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

Gfspfofion og J1bss
bronb / aaIunbborg. 9m Mors
eenen ben Is. Sunuor peb 8ssiDen
ifete Der / 5glge 81. 9. I aatberen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-02-05

BPS Materialiit Mleber i aaaunos
borg en- gen5inetsploiion. Der for
oarIugeoe en- SI0lps, ION tilipnelas
oenOe fun bar minOre. og iom
8r%onOpaienet bartig fit fluttet.
N}ea mart efter opframmeoes
9qen after al 9ranOroa6. % bet
bite fg od. at beie Ulepers 8aloers
etage bar eet 5tammebap. 6erft bso
MibOagstio Iptteoes bet at faa 81
BEN Ilutfet. "a TtoO 9Dgningen
enonu, men 8utiterne og 9~eilig6eoen
par iaftt eoeIagt at 8ano, o9 i
8elOeren ftoO @anoet ct SDartsr
6sjt.