Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-22
THE THREE LINKS
On the Other Side of the Ohio
River.
Busy, Busting Beilaire -- Matters From
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport
Briefs 0ished Up,
SOME SQUIBS FROM THE SUBURBS.


W. II. Camp, formerly glass blower at
the Bellaire window glass works, but
recently Of COncStata, \. y, has returned
10 his old quarters.
The total Indebtedness Of every dcscrip-
ton of the towns and townships OF Bel
mont county. September LIST, 1881, was a.
follows: Belmont county Sl9S,6iS, as to!-
lows. TownShips-COlerain S9H; Goshen
$50: Richland 500 City OF Bellaire SOD
l9l. ViIlageS-Barnesyille 100; ST: Glars
,.iIIe $4,000. School Observation-Disclosures
81. eco; GAINESVILLE $2O,3SO; Flushing 81
rr0. Martins Ferry So, 0S3; Powhatan 81 800
Some of the recently employed workmen
NJ the RarOn factory have left the city IN
search Of employment
The changing force was engaged IN
scraping Belmont street yesterday.
Julius Eiscnberg was fined s. and costs
hy the Mavor. yesterday, for vending his
wares without having first procured
license.
Will the GreenhackerS come 10 time again
with another candidate for Mayor?
1t is said that Capt. Jim Morris OF the
Lucas. will place another boat in the
Wheeling ard Bcllairc trade
About six acres nj ground have been pur-
chased for the use of the Cemetery. from
the Sullivan tract.
There j. some little anxiety in certain
quarters concerning the probable loca-
ton Of the pO>tOlliCe Mr. Wise has not
vet concluded what he will do in the mat
ter.
It's said that the delegates to the indie
pendcnt WOrkingmen ) Convention nave
decided to support the following ticket
and will nominal" il saturday night: for
Mayor. James 5. Gill; Tor Marshal, fitzser-
aid Ramfnrd: for Treasurer, w. {. Grafton I;
Civ Solicitor, John +. Kelley; Street Com
missioner, John Gallagher; Water Works
Trustee. Samuel simmons; Members OF
the school Board, Morris V. Miller and
Fred RCdewig. ;,
An ATTEMPT was made last night to hold
a meeting Of Council. but the dilatary &C
ti0n of the members defeated the project:
One of the members from the First ward
scarcely ever puts in an appearance. anu
the same can be said OF one or two other
members from other wards.
col. Allen. of the Democrat, Will remove
his Office to Belmont street, about the first
Of April. .,
The rough wind yesterday interfercd
with StcamhOating Tn" Lucas was bank
cd part ui the day.
col. Poorman thinks that the rcdistrict.
ing rrurcsS will diSarrange tn" plans oi
some congressional aSprants. 1t is thought
that the new district will consist Oi Carroll,
Jefferson Harrison, Belmont and Monroe
counties This will make an unrellahlH
Rruuhlran district with a strong lighting
chance iur Democratic success.
There Wa u big light below BrnWonI
SUNDAY night among some local rnuEhS.
Tie "Prodigal" was given last night, II
!, 10 he hoped. for 'he last time. This per
furman,c was for the benefit ui the "lrodl.
yal, Mr. Rutlrdge. who has had charge o!
The above thing. 1t is also I" he hoped mat
next venture oil local talent may he more
successful
In conformity with the requirements OF
the statute. City Clerk = &. Garrard has
prepared his annual statement or iteml2ed
exhibit OF the receipts and expenditures OF
The city government for the fiscal year end
ing March /, l>N1 The receipts, including
a balance OF 1906 y; from the former year,
are $2,Ilgl7, and the expenditures 1892 %,
leavinga balance of so Is. There is no m
teresting feature in the matter OF cNpendl.
lures the items generally being very small
and OF course numerous. In the matter OF
receipts il j. noticed that Mayor CrlSweIl
turned in from all sources, such aS rent OF
city scales. fines sale OF lumber, auction
GERS licenses, rent OF public building, &c,
about 500 -. The exhibit is long. and in
the main an uuintercStin@ document. II
will be considerable at the meeting on Friday
night.
WaShuuiS detained trains on all roads cx-
cept the g. y p, yesterday. The train on
the Il. X :. W. had not arrived at the time
our reporter eft last night.