The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-23
NEIGIIBORHOOD NEWS.
BELT.AIRE.

BELLAIRE.
WE were very glad indeed TO meet our
old and highly esteemed friend and for
mer fellow-citizen, Prof. w. G. Bonsell,
of Salem, Columbiana county, Ohio, on
our streets yesterday and to see him look
ing 50 well. Prof. Bonsell has scores of
warm personal friends in this city, who
remember him kindly when he is away
and always give him hearty welcome.
He reports his business as IN hourishing
condition in old Columbiana and ex-
pressed his intention Of remaining at
Salem for the present. May he visit US
often and stay longer,
POLICEMAN RoEDER arrested Young
man at GAINESVILLE on train No. |, Mt 4
o'clock yesterday evening, charged with
stealing i've railroad tickets, good from
Warnock's Station, on the Central Ohio
division of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to Mansfield, Ohio. The young
mans name is Frank Revels, of Cincin-
natl, and he was engaged as a news
agent on the train. He will have pre-
liminary hearing before his Honor,
'Sqnlre Powell, to-day.
a VERY desirable property is now
for rent on Belmont street, one door
south of 32d street. The property is
two story brick dwelling house with
eight rooms and fine storeroom and
wareroom attached, gas and water in the
building, fine cellar under the house, a
good wash house, and all necessary out
buildings on the lot. This property is
situated on the line of the Street Railway,
and is in one of the best business portions
of the city. Possession will be given at
once. For particulars address
WM. CLARK,
Belmont street, Belaire, Ohio.
THERE was continuous rain here all
day yesterday.
THE runaway on Guernsey street yes
to-day afternoon made the mud fly, but
done no damage.
THE following is a condensed report of
the proceedings of the city Council at an
adjourned meeting held last night, July
22d, 1873.
President Danford called the members
to order at y o'clock, and Clerk Wnans
called the role. All the members an
swercd to their names.
This being an adjourned meeting the
minutes Of the last meeting were not read.
On motion of Mr.. Henry Il petition
signed by Thos. RawSer and others ask
ing the Council to take immediate action
to open Guernsey street, across the b. X
.. railroad track down to Nc Mahan 5
creek, was received and referred to the
committee on Streets and Alley. Also in
connection with said committee on
Streets and Alleys, Messrs. Owen
McehaA, DR.. NJ. d. Rcsoner and Dr. A.
j. Sanders, were appointed to act. We
say Just here that Mr.. Mechan lives in
Richlund township.
The matter of draining the alley from
Belmont to Guernsey streets between
32d and 33d streets, was referred to the
committee on Streets and Alleys.
On motion of Mr.. Carroll, petition
from the Third ward, asking for the con-
structiun OF a sewer, was referred to the
committee on Streets and Alleys, with
instructions to report at the next meeting
The Special committee on locating
road TO cemetery, reported that they had
viewed two routes but had made no cal
culation ~ to the cost Of opening either
and on motion Of Mr. Dunlap, the COM
mittec was continued with instructions
to estimate the cost of opening either or
both routes, and report at the next
meeting.
On motion of Mr. Henry, the report of
the Special committee on Bridge over
coal track, on Noble street, was received
and the committee discharged.
On motion of Mr.. Henry the City
Solicitor was instructed to take the neces.
sary steps TO consummate bargain with
relation TO the purchase of small piece
of ground ut the West end of Thirty
seventh street, at Il cost not to exceed
800.
On motion of Mr.. Henry General
IIogc was granted permission to make n
statement with relation to the interests
of the Street Railway Company regard
ing the erection of acarhouse and stable,
and after Mr.. Hoge was through great
deal more talk than point was INDUCED
in for about an hour but there
was no definite action on the matter taken.
The Mayor reported that he bad exam
incd the root on the hose house Of Lib
crty Hose Company No. l, and had had
it repaired, and on motion of Mr.. Henry
the report OF the committee was received
and the committee discharged.
On motion Of Mr.. Carroll the report Of
the Committee on Accounts was received
and an ordinance ordered to be drawn
for the payment of sundry claims and on
motion of Mr. Henry an ordinance en-
titled "an ordinance to pay ,sundry
claims was put upon its first reading
and finally passed after some amend
mentS were made.
Council was still in session when We
left, at $3.50.