The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-22
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NouypsyILLE.

An application Tor license 10 sell intoAlca'
Ting liquors, beer, ale, &C., was rejected.
The heating furnaces anil bar mill have
been In full operation since Tuesday last. d
Tailor Hicks keeps his proteges confined TO
their cages since their attempt 10 escape.
Hon. 9. s. McFadden Is highly exalted
over the discovery Of what promises 10 BIO
rich deposit OF Iron orc OIL his Stull's Run
farm In Webster district. q 3 s,
Work ut the Union Coal works will proba.
bly, follow the siartins up OF the mill, rs the
Union Company have tho contract for sup.
plying the concern with coal. 3tl3
The engine and necessary tools for sinking
the experimental oil well near town will ar.
rive here tomorrow and At once be placed In
position aud work commenced. -.
The patrons OF our schools are 10 be con.
graduated upon tile securing OF tho services
OF Prof lIaines, and his entire corps Of able
and efficient assistants for the coming term.
Messrs Triniblc & Lutz, OF your city, con.
tractors for placing heating apparatus In the
dry house and rebuilt shop ut the prison,
sen. down the necessary gas pipe and III.
tings last Tuesday. {.
Sergeant Drannons salary was fixed by
Council at It's Wednesday evening meeting
Mt 500 per nnDunr. This, OF course, is ID
addition 10 fees, commissions on taxes,
license, lines, etc. etc.
Three members OF the Common Town Coun.
Gil arc In favor OF granting license for the sale
OF intoxicating liquors, aud a similar number
contra; and that Is the ragged.edged condition
Of things In this lively Village.
The Board Of School Commissioners for
Clay district have insured the six school
houses In that district In the Phoenix Com.
pany, OF Hartford, Conn.,, In the sum Of $500
each for term OF five years. OF q cost Of So
per building. or s. 10 oil the 500 valuation,
At the July meeting aud organization OF
the Board of School Commissioners for the In
dependent school district, w. ILL. Showacre,
for reasons assigned rendered his resignation
as. member Of the Board, which wns nc.
cepted, and the vacancy thus made filed by
County Superintendent Reid appointing d
L. Logan, Esq, Of the Second ward, TO the
place. -
The trial OF the first case under the newly
adopted "Riot, Tumult and Disorder ordi.
nance resulted In dismissal ut tho cost OF
the town. The alleged violation took place
on the 2lth OF last month, but action was de-
ferred until Wednesday last, awaiting the
printing Of the ordinance and the necessary
forms. Meanwhile the memory Of the wit
nesses had proven somewhat treacherous,
and the evidence adduced failed TO substan.
tatc the charge.
The County Commissioners have been in
session since Tuesday last, their time up to
last evening being occupied in examining
and certifying TO road orders, confirming
settlements with Sheriff and Board Of Educh.
ton and similar business. 1t is expected
that the county levy will be made 10 day,
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good opinion Is that the levy will be 10
cents on the 500 valuation higher than last
year, when twas GO cents. .js.s "a
In order to obtain some data Us to what
would he fulr price per square, yard for
town from the wharf to the upper end OF the
town, Council at its Inst meeting appointed
Mr., Gallaher rs committee, with instruc-
tons to have Second street, between Bowers
bridge and Purdy street, grayeled to an av-
erage depth Of six inches, ind sixteen feet
feet wide, and also 10 advertise for proposals
for haul ing gravel for the balance Of the
proposed route, and report at the next
meeting OF Council.
The case OF the town vs. James II. Foun.
tain charged with violation OF the license
ordinance, set for trial Tuesday last. was, on
motion OF the defendants counsel, adjourned
10 yesterday evening at O'clock. Pending
the result Of an application made by Judge
Jacob for writ OF prohibition, the defend.
ant agreeing in writing TINT In case the writ
was not granted by that hour he would plead
guilty to tile charges. The application having
been returned rejected, a plea OF guilty was
entered and notice Of IN appeal to. the Cir.
cult Court filed. The Mayor reserved his
decision upon the application for appeal, not
hatf,0 fu1lI~z uni taIiaG M IN tho iulf nf tI,n
defendant TO appeal on confessed case.
Members of the Amalgamated Association
here object 10 the word Captured" made
use OF in this correspondence few days ngo,
in speaking OF the newly arrived kloman
mill employees being in attendance at the
meeting of,Thompson Lodge in an hour after
the arrival Of the boat; also to the statement
that special meeting had been called for the
purpose OF taking such action as WINS deemed
proper in view OF the proposed starting up OF
the mill. Their side OF the story Is that the
men were not captured" but ON the contra.
ry, sought information Immediately as to the
place and time OF the meeting OF the lodge,
and BY their own option, uninnuenced BY
members of the lodge here, attended and
took part in the meeting, and further tina.
the meeting was not special one. but reg.
ular meeting and at the usual hour
o'clock T. NJ. The writer WIS led
into whatever errors the statement
mors on the streets on the :evening in aues-
ton, strengthened by the, TO him, apparently
unusual hour for holding meetings Of orders
OF that character, and not, as one somewhat
overzealous gentleman prominent in the
order SO quickly concluded, by any wish or
intention to misrepresent the actions or
motions OF either the order or OF individual
members thereof. As to the objection urged
against the language employed in the ex.
planatory note preceding the telegram an.
nouncing the signing OF the scale, 1t certainly
looks as II ten.year.old school boy could
not fail to understand that the article was
written in the office OF the lSrELLIGEScER,
and could not be charseabe TO any other
source. .tf
.=-a BELLAlRE. ElEl.s
Mrs. Ransom, OF Illinois, is the guest of her
brother, Engineer Chisholm. NJ
Col. Jos. Harris Of Bridgeport, was shak.
ing bands with friends in town yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Garrison is lying dangerously i'll
at her husbands residence in the Fourth
ward. 55,a... -. = :. :. 49,
Several Bellaire families took their baskets
and went, to Hornbrook's Park yesterday,
picnic style. 05ay,5 -, - '
Miss Jennie Kelley, OF the First ward, en-.
tertained number Of her friends on Thurs.
day evening. RAJ x. -
John Zewig the popular Union street tin.
Iner, went to Triadelphia Thursday and got
himself u wife. E'sr.,5 5lI' Il. o..
Three families Squire Powell's VIII
Kings and J. W. Yost's, went to Burrs Mill
Camp Ground yesterday to spend the heated
term. -
Mrs. Morris Miller, Of Gravel HILL was
called to Salineville yesterday afternoon by
mother, Mrs. Baron. .;,sET''1- , !" - -
r. G. Faris and wife, Misses Anna md
Maggie Faris and Ben Faris left Yesterday
morning for Fish Creek, W. Va, where tbey
Will camp out for week. = -
Quite curiosity may be seen at the north.
ern side of the public square near the east
gate. One OF locust posts of the fence il