Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-03
Reports From the Register Special
Corps.
BeIlaire:. News Briefly Bulletined-Martin' 5
Ferry Facts Fully ChronicIed
aoundsviIIe Matters Mnuteiy
Noted. Etc.
OTHER MATTERS PlTHILY STATED.
BElLAIRE.


| covered Dy insurance. III IS supposed that
the building caught from the fire in it.
Samuel Sanker who killed Jacob
Zeisiger in Monroe county, has been in
dicted for murder in the second degree.
His trial will take place next term of cosrt.
Monroe county grand jury.
| A 91Crnt store will be the next novelty
| here.
A new club has been organized in this
city 10 be called the 'Bellaire Literary
| and Pleasure Club" The officers elected
are, president. Isaac LuChs; vice-presdent
Moses !. Sonneborn; secretary. Simon Baer :;
treasurer Lewis Iuchs. The object of the
society is to promote an interest in literary
| matters.
The strcet-Car drivers will hereafter be
| special policemen, il having been thought
best 10 clothe them with this authority in
| order 10 better assure the comfort of pas
| SengerS.
A number OF X. rs went to ST. Glars
vile. last night or traternal visit TO Hope
| Commandery.
Several cases OF malignant diphtheria
! are reported.
| A seven year old son OF Mr.. George
| Romick, who was badly injured some two
years ago by fall from freight car, sus-
! tanned another serious injury, on Monday,
| by falling on his-head from q wagon.
| The Bethany College base ball club will
! play match game OF ball in this city. on
| Saturday, with picked nine.
| The toughest thing on Guiteau since his
incarceration was visit from pr. Todd the
other day.
The l.. Il - company will run excursions
| to this city on Saturday. in order to allow
those living along the route to see the
| show.
one hundred and twrrry.th-rr dollars in
| enc day is not bad shnWinE Tor ~" Police
| Court.
Major ". :. Kcnnon. or :. Clairsvile.
was in the rity yesterday.
The j. Il. & G. Railroad company will
soon make an effort to strengthen the
tracks along the river bank. in this city.
The coming Gf the ohio Valley railroad
TO this city. i, very remote possibility.
Col. pOCr;uan SAYS he can discount Up
degrairs tariff record and points with
considerable pride To the confidence that
the mill and glass men OF this rity have
in him a> Il champion Of their interests.
Exactly what Hon. Lorenzo DanfOrds
ideas are in relation 10 the coming Con-
gressional contest, no fellow can find out.
The window glass factories will close out
for the summer vacation July lst.
The public school commencement will
take place June 10th.
The Andes passed the city late last rven-
ing with a big load Of passengers and
freight.
Some time ago cx.Mayor CrisweIl pre-.
>entrd a number of bills TO Council Tor GER
tain alleged services in behalf Of the city
The items principally are aS follows.
To Fines and work done by city prison
&" Weighing - loads OF stone, AT l24 -,
Genus rCt lOii'i ''''''.'.'' ~ ,.
" Serving notices to repair pavemWni> 10 -
Scrviag Counclmen with notices Ia
attend special meetings ...,............ -
" Serving notices To- prevent nuiSanC"> N
Mayor CriSwcll held that in the cases OF
the workhousc prisoners the city had re-
Ceived the benefit to as large an extent as II
the fines had been paid. and hence was LA
hlc TO him in the amounts claimed. In re-
gard to the other items charged, he claimed
they were his under the ordinance.
MIR Shuttleworth, in reporting on
the claim to Council, took occasion
To say that in his opinion, and in the
opinions Of the rest of the committee, tn"
Mayor had no right TO charge for making
the various notices charged in the bill a
he was paid a salary by the city for his
services and hence was entitled To no re-
muneration. In regard to the item OF
SlUI % charged on account of work done
by city prisoners, the committee held that
as no money had been turned over by the
Mayor, he was entitled to no costs or com
Supreme Court Of ohio on this same point.
was the basis of refusal The matter was
referred to the City Solicitor for eNamlna-
ton and report
Belmont iitv Lodge No. 22l came down
on the Maud ). from Martins Ferry last
, night on fratcrnal visit. All Of the
members rxerted themselves 10 entertain
their brethren and they succeeded lay
out at George Kern's was served up at ten
I ..l- rIa ,i.i H.
with their trip on the Maud :. aud voted
her q bON- boat.
The Druids installed their officers last
night
,TTN COUSCll.
All the men. bers OF Council were pres
! ent last night except Mr.. EberIe.
Mr. Gallagher. from the Second ward,
! asked that the ordinance governing saloons
and ordinaries be so amended as 10 allow
/ Mr.. Shepherd to run his billiard room after
/ the hour prescribed by said ordinance.
/ Mr.. Sanders suggested that il would lie
| hardly equitable To except in favor OF Mr.
! Shepherd alone. The matter was referred
! TO Messrs Sanders. ShuttlewOrth and Iilch
| for report TO Council.
| The petition of James Fitton,. asking per
mission to run a nine inch sewer down
! Thirty.siXth street. was passed.
The petitions of Mrs. shane to use por'
I ton OI GUERNSEY slIf'is dub VI 'N'S Nv
! Graw fer the use Of Noble street fer the
same pRrpOsc, were granted:
The petition of the Druid Circle for the
use If City Hall on the 18th inst, was re-
ferred to the Mayor. with instructions to
rent Il at cost.
Mr.. Reed, from the Committee on
| Finance, to which bad been referrei the
matter of examining the bonds OF city Of
| fcsr, reported THAI the bonds had been
Il g., Il ha MI TIa
Mr. Sander, fsOm the Committee On
Streets and Alleys, reported several recomr
| mendatiOns in r. gard TO some minor refer
d eBces that had bsen made 10 the committee
In regard to tho matter Of laying down toe
eight-inCh sewez on Thirty.siXth street the
committee recommended that a nlne-inCh
sewer be laid at the expense Oft petition
ers, said sewer to be laid TO the river, ,unGer
the supervision OF the City Engineer.
| Mr.. Shuttlesworth SAID that a general
system OF sewerage had been adopted by
the City Ccancil and he was in favor Of max
ing all sevsTs conform to the plan adnp sed,
and thought that the main sewer Oh Noble
street shoald be tapped by the lateralS.
Mr.. Saaders argued that as there we're DC
funds ir. the city treasury to,carTy out IN;
purposas Of the system, and as there would
he mona until special legislation could b,
secured, citizens who wish 10 carry out a
their own expense some Of the minor de
tails If the sysiem shuAld bc enconragec
and allowed t9dO SO.
Nj. Shuttlsxorth insisted that person
owning property along the Line OF a pro
psed seweT could. under the Statute, b
aSed - a foot froat for tAs purpose o
constructing the sewer, and IS for him b
wa. in favor Of going ahead on that prin
Eciple.
Mr.. Kelly said. that a. system OF sewe'
age bad been adopted, il would reqnif
another ordinance contemplating anothe
system TO repeal or super:ede it On ays
and nav vote. Mr. Sanders motion - al
low the construction of the sewsr wa
n adopted. c;. 4,
l. on Accounts. reported adversely ON th
s bill OF ey.Mayor Girls we'll, adverted TO else
i where. This bill amounted TO AAR;
v Thursday afternoon at 80 O'Clock va
J. fixed upon as the time f'I ~, visiting. Sa.:. As
!. Mrs Fdmundson, on Rose Hill, and asce
,e tain the extent Of the damage done on .