Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-02-08
BElLAIRe.

sheet mill
The coal miners are all NJ work again at
3 cents a bushel.
The funeral of Miss Clara Howell took
place yesterday afternoon
James Davis broke his arm while throw
ing a SNOWFALL y day or two ago.
Jim Johnson is in the lookup in default
of s. and costs on account OF drunk.
Mayor Criswell on account OF his indls'
position, is holding court at his house.
The Bellaire and Southwestern road paid
all expenses and interest on bonds in 1881.
The Andes carried away abont 1000 kegs
uf nails from the various mills yesterday.
The Monumental Association cleared
sl5 by the Kemple lecture OF Monday
night
Gas onlv costs one dollar and eighty
cents net per thousand cubic feet III Bel
lairc now.
The contractors on the railroad between
Woodsfield and Lewisyille. bsyc lost no
time this winter.
Mitchell McGaw. OF the .Etna Glass Com.
pany, will leave on an extended tripfor MS
company in few days.
S. l.. Mooney President OF the Dellaire
and Southwestern road, passed through the
city yesterday TO New York.
Clyde Ennichauser did not appear before
the Probate Judge at ST. Clairsyllle on Mon-
day, and his bail so was forfeited.
Rev. ID. X. Rine formerly a clergyman
of odorouS reputation in this vicinity, IS
now all inmate Of Michigan mad-house.
Ii fifty subscribers can be obtained here,
the telephone exchange will he kept open
all night Ii might be pertinent To ask
why il is not kept open all day, when there
thirty-seycn subscribers.
The Bellaire police are rather fond OF
gathering about stores, etc, in the city
hall, and last night the council took the
matter in hand A policeman will lose his
identity il this sort Of thing is kept up.
The High school Literary Society held
an election OF officers Monday evening
Anna Wallace was elected President J. *
Anderson Vice President, A. w. Anderson
sncretarv. L. j. Smith Treasurer, Nellie
Battell- end Alice Winans critics.
While , harm named Jesse Patterson
,yas absent for !, ,hor. time from hiS house
on Monday night some srea. thicf entered
his shop and stole thcrefrOm sum ~
money amounting TO forty. five dc liars. The
money was taken from box IN the shop
The streets Oi Beilaire are in q disgrace
ful condition. Union street, near the
bridge crossing the Is. & -. track, is next
thing to impaS sable, and one can hardly
wade through the nise from the big bridge
TO the first bridge. The crossings have al.
parently not been scrsped for year
The two boys who Tere arrested Oh Mon.
day for interfering With the working boys
at the new bottle wofss are still IN the
lookup. Ata hearing at the hands VI the
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mother OF one Of the boys says she will sue
the manager ri the glass company for false
Imprisonment. Damages are LAID ut $,I
CITY COUNCIL
The regular weekly session OF Tia. City
Council took place last night. President
Beppus in the chair. All the members
were present except Mr. Lock wood.
The citizens OF the First ward asked that
cinders he placed on certain streets in or
der to make them passable.
An invitation in the German language
from the Turn yerein asking the Council ~
attend ball aud concert this evening was
accepted.
by certain householders was referred 70 the
Board OF Health. 1k
The Committee on Police through Mr..
Gallaher, reported that various policemen
we're not always TO be found in their wards.
A recommendation 70 the proper effect vas
adopted.
The committee on gas reported through
the City Solicitor, Kelly, an ordinance In
regard 10 the matter OF lighting the city.
The text OF this ordinance appeared In our
last weeks report OF the Councils proceed
iDgs-
The Committee on Streets and Alleys.
together with the City Solicitor and Aessrs.
Sbattlesyorth and Gallagher, were sp-
pointed to examine the system d sewer
age motion. A resolution by Mr. Shattles-
worth instructing the Mayor 70 furnish an
exhibit OF uncollected fines and forfeited
bonds was adopted.
The various items of the bus % the
committee we're audited and passed
The City Solicitor 10 whom had been re-
ferred the matter Of drawing up On ofdi-
nance covering the matter Of lighting the
city with gas, reported an ordinance aud
statement rs follows:
The gas company refuses topsy Tor g1s
;nsnector as demanded by the Council IL
aIs1 refuses 20 give bond to furnish six
teen candle power, but will give assurAnce
10 furnish gas of u quality equal 70 the
powe. demanded %,
The ordinance was read once and killed,
or virtually 30, As Council refused 70
order il to It's second reading.
A Rsrts.sse Recovery Trsa assAilpex.
Mr.. John l.. Kidwell, . prominent citi-
zen OF Washington, ID. e., has IN his 90
mestic employ as q nurse, Miss May :.
higgins. who has recovered from severe
attack OF smallpox. Eated at her success,
she invested q dollar In the December
monthly dictribution Of The Louisiana
state Lottery, and received - reward fof
her faith, $1,000 in gold. n. A. Dan
pbin, New Orleans, Ia, win give any Psi
ticulars OF the next drawing, when VIA