The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-05
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Cashier Henderson will likely recover.
The majority Of gu, saloons arc transformed
into Restaurants.
Ann Eliza, the polyeamis., will lecture lis
hoonosaDlists Oh the l2ih.
Partners in IN adjoining township will en-.
gage IN u fox hunt Saturday evening.
The c. 4 r. depot is being rcmodelcd,
making additional offices for the company.
Major Light has been paid s50Sior au i'm.
proved heating apparatus in our school build.
Ing.
Congressman Mckinley traukcd 400 copies
oil ms last speech TO this office as m election.
eerine instrument.
Several Suspicious characters have been
lurking abou. town for few days. They do
not mean any good. The police are watching
them.
County Commissioner Mckenzie had a
horse stolen Tuesday morning, while the
hands were at breakfast. The thief TOOK the
direction OF Youngstown.
Prof Sawvel, OF this place, has been en-.
gagged as instructor in mathematics and nat
ural sciences In the Normal school organized
in Garfield, Mahoning county.
Amee,ing has been called for the orvapi.
zation OF TWO fire companies. The city lads
are concerned about the need OF calling for
the .fouh", appfopriatisa to complete the
water works.
WORTHWHILE
l.: i. Pnrdy, to-day shipped cotton car
load OF building sand TO your city.
A number OF men are employed on the
streets VfvlNv than n al Il
Eight applications for license to keep hotels
her" have been made up TO this date. The
license tag, ranging from $3.50 to $40, aggre-
eating $50.
Several OF the Kloman mill employees, not
rellshing the idea OF remaining idle for so
long time ut this season OF the year. are
seeking work ut other places.
The frame OF the building for the add;.
iional furnaces at the kiemsn mill is mp
1t is constructed of heavy. substantial tim.
berg, and is i0xGo feet, The cost of the
building will be about 5000.
The Diurnal arrived up early last evening
bringing the Capt;na excursiouists, who went
down in the evening boat. They report a
pleasant evening, and speak highly Of the
hospitab!e manner with which Powhataners
received and entertained them.
Upon investigation, Mayor pariy decides
that the Water street saloonist and rolling
mill hand obtained about s. worth OF salts.
faction each out Of that little mill they en-.
gagged in few days ago, and will accord.
tngiy fequess them TO contribute to the city
exchequer to tina, amount.
Sergeant BraunoD reports the amount OF
tax bills placed in his hands for collection
tor 'lie year ending with this month US 81 500,
OF which amount about $500, or one.iifth.
yet remains unpaid. Thosesowing bills arc
requested to settle up ut once, rs the Sergeant
!s anxious TO make final settlement al the
close OF his present term.
The County Commissioners, with F. L,
Hoee, Civil Engineer OF your city, selected
by PRESIDENT BHrley for the purpose. met the
Representatives OF the Canton Bridge Gem.
pany at the proposed Grave Creek bridge YES.
terday. The Bridge Company was repre-.
sented by Mr. Stewart, and their own en-.
gneer. Mr.. Potts, Of Belmont county Ohio,
one OF the referees selected by the Commits.
sioners,. was not present. A thorough ex-
summation OF the grounds, foundation. &c,
resulted IN a decision by the two engineers
in favor OF the present, or original plan, with
"oi foot span bridge, and work will now be
pushed forward as rapidly Us possible, 1t is
thought the bridge will be open to travel
| about June lSt
BRIDGEPORT
At meeting OF the Council Tuesday even
ing Charles Junkins, the new Mayor, was
sworn in and took his seat. The following
new members Of Council were also sworn in:
J: A. Harris, Hervey Crawford and O. Davis.
The retiring members OF Council were Il.
smith, y. BRAUN and J. Clark. The fol.
loving resolution was passed:
l d.
corporated village of Bridgeport, hereby ten.
der to +. C. Robinson, Eco, the retiring
Mayor, our sincere thanks Tor the ability
uniform courtesy and ifnparsisli,y he haass
shown as presiding officer of Council. and
the faithful and efficient manner in which
he has discharged all his dutic, as Mayor.