The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-07
BONNEVILLE.
Inter. sting River Railroad Notes-an
Alleged stolen Horse.
Rnharia 4 Hipps ara hnrninr their fourth


Roberts & HigGs are burning their fourth
brick kiln.
An addition to the Third ward Aonring
mill Is being built.
J.W. Gallnhsr, Esq started on business
TIP to New York aud Philadelphia ytster'
day. ..a.- .
DIS B. stidgsr has sufficiently recovered
10 allow him 10 be removed to Cameron,
where he Was taken Sunday last.
Mr.. Henratta ha1 laid of his square Of
ground adjoining the Catholic Church, into
lots 80 by % feet, and already digpoaea OF
several Of the subdivisions.
It Is said that the necessary apparatus for
laying track by machinery will arrive either
to-day or tomorrow, by means of which the
work will be done much more rapidly.
The sbutments OF the Little Crave creek
bridge will be complete in about two weeks
when the superstructure, which has b:cn
here for some tins, will be placsd In position.
Thomas Mccormack broke ground yesteT-
day for his large fame business building to
be erected on the lot lately purchased By him
from Thomas Flemming on State stseet, Sec
ond ward.
Mr.. Beach, agent OF Mesars. CanIrill d Will
mouth, contractors for supplying cross ties for
the entire line Of the Ohio River Railroad,
was in town few days ago looking after the
supply Of ties for this end OF the road.
Mr.. Noller, the plaintiff 10 the late H.
junction proceedings against tee River road,
nss not yet given up the fight BY any means,
and his attorney, MI. Mcclure, y COW in
dustriously engsse1 picking his flint" pre-
paratory to new attack upon legal grounds
that he has reason to believe will produce IA
entirely different result from that OF the
former proceedings.
In the Circuit Court Saturday last the day
YVES taken up by attorneys arguing meters
pertaining TO priority OF claims against the
KloMan Mill Company. The Court aejo1rn-
ed on that day to meet to-day. II IS said by
psrsonS who are In o position to know that
the Kloman mill will be put up for sale in n
short time, In default OF interest on the
$50, 900 owed by the company, tie principal
part OF which is held by gentleman in
Pittsburgh.
A barge load OF two inch oak lumber for
making the wagon crotsngs ct the inter.
section Of the different streets, arrived from
below on saturday, and on Morday large
force OF workmen, under the supervision OF
Mr.. Black, who has charge OF tho work a.
this end of the road, commenced laying track.
Yesterday WAS occupied extending t1e track
from the Kloman mill tidins, connected
with the Baltimore & Ohio II al. north to tho
Little Grave Greek bridge, To-day the track
will be continued over the lately disputed
territory, along Mechanic snrcet.
| Sometime In May last James Fl. Fountain,
of the st. Clond hotel, purchased horse
from q stranger who canlo hare, saying that
he would take the cars at this place and Lad
no further uss for the animal. The ho.as re-
manned IN Mir. Fountains undisputtd poser
sion until yesterday, when q Mr. NJ. T. Eli
son aud hls son arrived here from Randolph
county, aad claimed it had been stolen from
Mr.. Ellison In the month named Mr.
Fountain declined to give the an'msl up,
and Mr.. Ellison, who Is large land ownor
and wealthy citizen Of Randolph county, en-
gagged the services OF II F Meghen, E:q, for
the purpose OF appealing TO the necessary
legal means for obtaining possession OF Whist
he claimed to fully rscogn'zs as Is properly.
In company with Mr.. Meigben, Mr.. L lisOu
again visited Mr.. Fountains stables, aud dc.
minded the animal. The demand was sgain
refused, and the gentlemen denied ad-
miLtance to The portion Of the stable where
the horse was safely Gagged under lock. TAe
necessary legal papers we've then pre-
pared, and pEeseated, together With I
bond in the sam OF something
over 500, to .sq1iss EDWARDS for
endorsement Toe plpe S were given to
Constable Ksller6, Hh0 prncSHdsi To serve
them, but while doing so T. J. Dorsey, who
claims that he bought tie htrs,, while the
papers were bsirg PIT pared. obtained and
TOOK thu animal ftUEl The sable and TO his
own stable 10 the Third ward. Mr.. Ellison,
who remained at M. Fountains stable
while the Officer visited the house 10 rye
the paper on FJuntsiD, says he notified Mr..
Dorsey that TIE horse wss hts and th2t be
must not remove 1t, Mr.. Dorsey claims that
he did not hear Mr. Eliison ray anything OF
the kind, and also that he did not know
when no bought the animal that there wss
aly dispute IS to Mt. FounLsiu's t tie 10 1t.
A partial hearing OF the casO was hSd before
Squire Edwards last evening, Mr.. Meigl.en
representing Ar. Ellison and Prosecuting
Attorney Hnoton Mr.. Founts;n.