Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16
BELlAIRE.

". F. Bcardsley. the new Master OF Ma
chinery of the c. 4 7. company, Yesterday
removed his office from Cleveland 10
Wellsyille. Nearly all the machinery and
.hop have been removed to the town OF
Weilsville, and all repairs Will be maze
there hereafter ,..
n. E. Chaplin, Master of Machinery OF
the B. & o. r. r., passed through the cry
yesterday. enrOute To Baltimore. MT.
CHAPLIN was for many years Master oil Ma
ehinery on the G. & L.
Mr. ]. B. Barnhill is engaged upon the
construction Of four large boiler tanks for
the Jefferson Iron Works OF stenbenv'lie'
] B, Barnhill yesterday, finished the
renairs to the Etna mill boilers and they
will be tested this morning by Capt IhoS'
Wilson, of Wheeling,
some of the Bellare salOonists will he
surprised at the end of this month.
John Davis, an octogenarlan, dled very
suddenly at his home, in South Beilaire;
Sunday night. He had been very well all
dav, had eaten heartily, and in the evening
went up stairs to smoke, where shortly
afterwards he was found dead.
Wilber Snively, Western traveller for the
Belmont Glass works, left yesterday on an
extended trip.
Frank Snyder was yesterday fined $40
and costs and sent TO 81. Clsirsyille Jaii Tor
thirty days by Mayor Cooper for insulting
lady and being drunk on Saturday.
The Turner's are arranging for an excur.
sion either to Pittsburg or Parkersourg at
an early day. Con. Rumbaugh, FREQ.
Roduling and Charles Harki are commit
| tee on arrangements.
There will be several new rooms built 70
! the school house in the Fifth WARD TINS
wear. the present accommodations being 700
small .L;,
| in Bellaire will bear in mind that they
| must be examined this year.
| The Board of Examiners OF Bellaire are
| James +. Anderson and James L. GalIahef'
Esas., and DR.. Woodbridge.
| Fonr Of the assessors from this city went
ont 10 ST. Clairsville yesterday morning 10
| make their return for this year.
| From Mr. Lowman, the assessor IN the
| First ward the following was obtained
The valuation of personal property this
wear is s6l, ,l3l; last year 1t was sfl 800
| bir,bs So: deaths, 50; Of these deaths there
were q white males, = white females, ans
3 eolored females and colored males. IN
number OF dogs reported is "A. Ont OF lh'
SIS deaths reported. 26were from diphlnefia
The Second Ward is not yet reported.
In the Third Ward Mr.. Harrison, the as
| season. reports the valuation OF persona
proper,y this year SIS, ,90S; last year J
was sl42. 600 81 deaths and Is are reported
| OF the deaths 3 were from diphtheria; 5
dogs are reported, but Mr.. Harrison state
that there are probably twice that naaA
not reported -
In the Fourth ward John j. Powell a
SCISSOR. reports valuation OF personal Prol
erty this year sll9.6I4; last year - vi VI
SOS. 1856; new structures this year slS'5V
last year $4,000; 45 births and "A death
: ord 90 deaths from diphtheria rsPorte
"a dogs sre reported from this ward
In the Fifth ward Robert Davis assesso
= ! reports the yaloatioc OF personal proper
; this year at little over Slii, 900; last ys
!. il was little over $4,000; births 43 q
: deaths "a. Dogs q. This is the only wa
reported where the valuation Is less u
wear than last, and is accounted ior py :
Davis by the fact that last year the UNI
> Glass works and new warehouse At the IN
y were reported. and he also statea that :
: return from the Bellaire Nail WORKS co
paay in about s., 900 less than last year.
Tboburn Post ~. G. A. r, came down
,e this city last night, on tour OF inspecne
Distriot Inspector ". & Meek inspecs