Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-30
BELLAIRE.
Council MISUNDERSTANDING
City HhIpanilIks.

The regular session OF Council was
held In the chambers last night, win
President Roeder In the chair. On eau
OF the roll by the clerk Mfssrs. Deaty,
Reed, Mcclure Eberle, hppus, Fautle
and Highlemau were found In their
places. The minutes OF the last tneetihs
were read, signed and approved, ;,
The petition from tue Fourth WARD
asking for the repairing Of the sewer on
the northwest corner OF the pnplie
square Was referred TO the Committee
on Streets and Alleys.
Petitions ware presented by Y. y.
Dunuaway and Fred Eberle asking
Council to do some grading in front OF
their residences. 30 as Ia allow the put
ting in OF curb and laying OF pavement
Both granted.
A motion was made that the Com
miltee Oh Printing be instructed TO pur-
chase ledger for the Clerk and Treas
urer Adopted.
The chairman of the Committee on
Streets and Alleys asked what should
be done in relation tn the changing 0i
water course on Gravel Hill.
Ii was moved that the matter lay over
for one week, which was adopted.
On motion, Council then adjourned.
There was considerable chin music
got oil last night over that vexatious
question-the garbage of the city: The
question came up as TO whether the
Sanitary Committee could subject those
who did not come within the ordinance
to fine. Some wanted it lett to the
Health Officer To this the Finance
Committee objected. Then a motion
WAS made tn transfer the matter To the
CITY Marshal, but as it did not come to
vote nothing was done except that
nearly every one vented their views,
which were various. "Too many cooks, y
&c.
All members OF the Bellaire Lodge,
No. 37S, |. %. q. r., are notified that a
meeting Is called for Tuesday night,
July 9TH, at the lodge room. Arrange
ments are Ia he made at this meeting
So that members can be present at the
anniversary OF Darlington Lodge, No
52l, OF the same order, on the 9th prox
A. Richardson, the Thirty-second
street grocery man, Is at Iracutt, Mass,
where he was recently called on account
of the dangerous condition oi his
fathers health, who was suffering from
a stroke OF paralysis.
The committee on repairs To the pub
lie schools met last night and inspected
the Fourth ward building. They de
clded b. give that building II thorough
overhauling, aud also to tear down the
two old heaters now standing, IN order
To make room for the new ones lately
ordered.
All those who wish 10 obtain Hancock
aud English badges can be supplied 10y
the correspondent ut the REGISTER either
at the branch office OF on the street.
These badges are very neat and tasty,
and show the good sense OF the wearer,
besides being attractive.
Wm. Davis. cit zen OF Harrison
street, Gravel Hill, is lying IN u very low
condition. The cause OF his illness IL
said tn he disease Oi the heart.
A Tremendous leak i'll the gas main
was discovered lew days ago, hut al
though workmen have been engaged IN
digging down tothepipe IN many places,
vet the right place was not found until
last night. when it WAS discovered To he
on Mccullough corner, Gravel Hill. 1t
is now brng repaired.
!. VI. Maring, Esq, recently purchas,
ed hluoded "Wild Wagner" horse OF
Campbell Bros, near Barnesyille.
NJ. l.. Johnson, the First ward Coun'
Gilman, returned home last evening
from visit Is friends in the West.
Miss Alice lilrdsong, clerk IN the bel
lairo postotlice, has been appointed
principal assistant IN that office
W. +. Kennon, Of st. Clairsvillc, was
in the city yesterday.
l.. NJ. Faucet aud wife returned to
their home ia this city yesterday lrom
an extended trip West.
Rev. q. W. Matter will preach next
sunday in the Presbyterian Church, and
on Monday afternoon will give an en-
tertaiumrnt. The reverend gentleman
has been missionary to China Tor siN-
teen years