The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-16
NEIGIIBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

I4El us HbNt tul Ioli'C 4'iN' Nii'''' 80
ed if we have to walk on dark streets
without Gas light for the next three
months. We intend to publish the
names OF all our counclmen soon, SO that
the world may know just who they are,
so that their names and memories may
long be remembered and cherished az
men who legislnte for city of 5000 souls
and had mt enterprise enough to uniform
our police force.
WE have Just learned Of new sh ow
that will soon make its appearance UNI
der the management of Of Westlake,
Robinson, SETTER, Shick, Cochran, Ray,
Navlor Il Co. Mr.. Westlake furnishes
the pet coons and Mr.. Ray the black
snakes. Sam Settler sings the Dutch
songs and Sam Cochran will do the talk
in. at the entrance Martin Shick will
grind the organ and Hunter Robinson
will "trip the light fantastic and per-
form on II tight rope, and a this Is to be
Il high toned, moral exhibition, Brother
MAYOR will act rs advance agent and
Chaplain. We bespeak for this company
bright career.
The following is Il condensed report
Of the proceeding Oft the City Council at
an adjourned meeting held last night,
July 9TH, 1875:
Vice President Crswell occupied the
chair and called the members to order,
and Clerk Winans called the roll. All
the members answered to their names
except President Danford, who came in
in II few minutes and took the chair, and
the muSiucss of the evening was taken
up and transacted rs follows:
\ very considerable amount of talk
was INDUCED in with relation to vacat-
ing that portion of the county road, run
ming through the out lots of Horns ad-
dition to Bclairc City. The committee
appointed to enquire into the matter, re-
ported that they had accomplished moth
ing, and on motion of Mr. Carroll, the
report was received and the committee
granted further time.
Mr.. Criswcll, rs chairman Of the COM
mittee on Petition of Charles Satterlicld,
reported that they had examined
tn" ground and could see no reason
why the privilege of occupacy of the
same should not be granted to Mr.. Sat
terrified for the sum Of Sl.0O per month
rent, and on motion of Mr.. Carroll the
report was received and the prayer Of
Mr.. SatterticIi granted.
The committee on City Map reported
that they were not ready to make re-
port, and they were granted further time.
The committee on Fire Department
were granted further time TO report, on
motion:of Mr.. Dunlap.
The committee on Printing reported
that they had made no contract for the
city printing rs yet. The report was re.
cciycd, and the committee granted further
time.
On motion Of Mr. Carroll the Mayor
was ordered to have the roof on the
house of Liberty Hose Company No. l
repaired.
Mr.. Geo. d. Callrn was then appoint
ed Street Supervisor Of the Third ward,
in the place of Arthur McClain, re-
signed.
On motion Of Mr.. Dunlap a committee
consisting Of McssrS. Dunlap Carroll,
Henry and the City Engineer, was APP
pointed to examine the cemetery road IN
order to ascertain what could be done in
order to make it more easy Of access in
the winter time, and at the same time to
look whether better route than the
present location could Ice had; and also to
ascertain the probable cost Of repair and
report ut the next meeting.
On motion Of MIR. Dunlap the City
CIerI, was authorized to give notice and
receive bids for doing scnyengcr duty in
thc city.
On motion Council adjourned.
The Clipper Base Ball Club, Of his
city is very anxious to play match
game with some club that makes some
pretcntions to playing, and any club
that feels itself able to measure swords
with the Clippers can address j. d.
Gallaher, Secretary. We have a stand
Ing bet of II big apple on the Clippers OF
Belaire.