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Newspaper
Belmont Weekly Dispatch
Location
Belmont, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1890
Page
4
Bar 8 gel x appears in an Angelica New York notice naming General Superintendent Badger and Bar VW AL in a terse item. The fragmentary text identifies Angelica NY and a supervisory title.
The Dispatch notes Button Bros rushing the Ti and 8 W depot for occupancy with work near completion. It reports Horace Corwin as a capable station agent and mentions various town removals and rent increases amid a busy week.
The Albany Assembly member from Rosebank uncovers a bill to locate the state chief game protector in New York City. The Albany Statesman notes the shift from Adirondack moose hunts to urban wildlife oversight, praising the move as a clever solution to a long chase and highlighting Cornell’s role in the measure.
The Kentucky Sunday Leader reports that Judson J. Clark did not buy Alcazar after all and may not pursue the California stallion. Clark defended Wellington’s placement with the Macey brothers, noted Bell Boy’s death as a tragedy, and contrasted his views with Brigham Youngs 1853 quote about governance.
Three hundred acre tract of good farming land with buildings on each 150 acres may be sold in whole or in part. Reasonable price, and village property considered as part payment. For particulars contact J. E. Smith, Belmont, New York.
A ten month old girl in Allegany County, Alms is in need. Enquiries should be directed to William Weaver, Superintendent of the Poor, Angelica, New York. Fountain pens available at Crittenden's.
Examinations for second and third grade certificates will be held in Allegany County districts including Cuba and Belmont with sessions on January 11 March 4 May 8 September 6 and October 4 at designated locations. First grade certificates require attendance March 4 and 5 Wellsville and August 19 and 20 Belmont. Examinations start at 9 a.m. Belmont N Y November 23 1890.
Bergt Dunn explains that yearly heat and cold roughly balance, with the annual mean temperature for the city at 50.1 degrees. He notes 1888 had a mild winter with a 13 degree daily deficit, while the recent year shows a larger excess, about 2 degrees per day, and describes how short but severe cold snaps affect perceptions of winter. He cites snow declines in 1888 and 1889, discusses Gulf Stream theories, and attributes prevailing weather to regional storm patterns rather than a Gulf Stream shift.
The establishment on West Water street continues business at the old stand offering best rigs and good horses with first class service and reasonable charges. Noted for long lasting "Lester" boots, the shop promises lasting quality and customer satisfaction.
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