Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-02
BELLAIRE FACTS.
To.Day's EIeciion-The fsirs-renee
Jottfn6s-Geaeral News liens.

To.Day's HIecfion-The Fsirs-Pohee
Jotffnss-GeaeralH News Items.
Yesterday was quiet day in police cir'
cles. But this can not b said OF SATURDAY
night, as nine different men and boys were
arrested for drunkenness, disorderly CON
duct. etc. Several were also arrested dur
ing the day, and the Mayor will have lots
OF work this morning. 80
The towboat George Lysle, which lay
here almost all winter and lost several
barges, passed down yesterday morning
with tow. ,,,.,n:
The Monumental Fair will continue this
week and will be we'll patroni1ea. line Inc
large silver ice pitcher was drawn M. Ian
HoIilsess, the b & o. operator, with ticket
No. II. He is smiling all over. Evans q
Co, the merchant tailors, have offered the
ladies in charge of the fair anything that
can be fonnd in their store. Other dona-
lions continue pouring in, and nice sum
will be made. 4 large number OF Wheel-
ing people were down on Saturday might;
Al. Bowie, B. & o. clerk here, Is under
the weather.
The elegant T. of p watch to have been
ratified off at the fair on Saturday night wil
not come off until Wednesday. The fair
will last until to morrow Tuesday night
The report that the project to build .
window glass factory, at GAINESVILLE, naS
fallen through. is without foundation, as /
SIN informed by gentleman interested.
The stock has been nearly all subscribed,
and Mr.. Johnathan Hoffman. Of the Bel.
laire window glass works, will likely be the
manager.
Many more Monroe and Belmont coun.
ty farmers will leave for the West this
week.
Mrs. John Myers, who died on Saturday
from consumption. will be buried from her
late residence, in the Second ward, to day.
The township and city elections come of
to-day, and the interest manifested appears
great. A complete list of all the candidates
will be found below.
REPUBLICAN, CITY TICKET.
For Water Works Trustee-R A. Nc.
Gregor.
For Members of the Board of Education
p. T. King, three yeaIs,D l. l.. Fawcett,
(thrce years, S. Ross Wells, lone year,
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.
For Water Works Trustee-John Bean.
For Members OF the Board OF Education
James y. Darrsh. three years. John Nc
Graw, (three years. A. .. Mellott, lone
year,
The following are the ward nominations
for council.
Republicans. Democrats.
". T. Morgan, flames Murray.
&c. l.. Poorman, 2-Wm. S. Gallagher
3-W. J. McClain, Sired Hecker,
Al. B. barnhill, 4-David Rankin,
5-GeOrge Harper, flames McGraw,
5-George Walters. s.
FOR ASSESSORS.
l-E i. Lowman. John Alum.
2-Wm. T. Bradford IN. Cavsnsugh.
Sc. Ii. Lewis. 3-Thos. Deegan, Jr
Al. J. Powell Al. q. Jennings.
5-Jas. Johnson, Jr. Shaker Myers.
REPUBLICAN TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustees-James A. Dunfee VIM. II. Nc
Mahon and David S. Loe.
Clerk-W. II. Little.
Treasurer-Arthur McClain.
Constables-J. Il. Mcfarland and John
Glasgow.
Assessor-Thos Grant.
DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustees-George Kern, Maurice Davis
and Wallace McAllister.
Clerk-L. S. Woodbridge.
Treasurer-Frank Smith.
Constables-Charles Satterfield and Hen
~ Nagle.
AsSessor-Robinson Keyser.
Too much care can not be taken by the
voters tomorrow in seeing that they vote
right on the transfer OF the railroad stock
held by the township in the &. o. Railroad.
1t is OF vast importance to the citizens OF
this city and township that this transfer
be made to the Ohio Valley Railroad as
that will 60 far toward insuring the build
ing of this road. Let every voter vote YES
and scratch the No printed on the ballots,
as every vote where the No is not scratched
will be counted against the proposition.
See to it that the stock is transferred.