The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-04-10

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bn;It - +ha ,r,.aet ha,,e3;t Of not onIv
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nity of largo .Tbe c;ty has Nc = 20
snIt baan eSStondaJ anJ ;n,n,oyed IN
oimost oil d;ractions streets ,yh;th
had only axisted f,1non I'ysi,ar f,, .
Generation have been bpiit nm em-
5Iovment has haen furn;shed orti-
sans of all classes at good WAGES the
real estate market has heen Kent in
healthy condition and hundreds of
thousands of dollars has been added
TO the tax duplicate. The result of
all this is that TODAY Wheeling is
one of tho hest Association cities
in the country. her people believing
thoroughlv in the system because Of
the practical and very satisfactory
experience they have had.
The first building Association
formed in Wheeling was the Tue
tonia. in 1866. with Anton Reymann
as President. The system was new
to our citizens. and little understood.
lint still that Associotion' was onite
successful one aud the exnerience
pained from It did much 10 bring
about the successes of the future.
The Peonles' MUTUAL was the second
Association. with Lott Joy at it's
head. Then followed others in rand
succession. among them being the
Ritchietown Association. Franklin.
Central No. 1, American. on the
Island: Central No. Q. United States.
Nail CITY. La Belle. Riverside Cen
trail No. 3, and Others. Most of
these Associations had an authoriz-
ed capital of about half a million
dollars. two thirds TO three fourths
of which was actually taken nm in
shares The Riverside was one of
the LARGEST of the early associations
having 4 600 shares of stock ont
Representing $500, 900 Still later
Associot;onS vara tho To Relic
Pernetnal oroanizcd in 1870 the
CoInmhia in the same year located
on the Island q small Association
bv the wov the limited States the
Nail CITY and the Workinpmen's
Associations These Associations
have all run out.
There are at present in active and
successful operation nine Building
Associations with a tenth inst pet.
tino under way These ten Asso-
Citations have an authorized canitol
of over six aud and a onarter mil.
lion dollars ahont one-half or a Iit-
tle ovor' heinz actually tol,en mn in
shares OF the existine compapies
the Mutno1 Crascant and Standard
were organized in the snring of 1881
the Citizens No 1 and Rconomy
we're orgo n;zed in tho snr;nr of 1881
and the Globe in 1885 the C;t;Zens
No 2 and penn Mutual in the snring
of 1887. and the Eagle in 1888 The
new Association. the Union. is now
receiving snbscr;ntions of stock and
will hegin business abont week
from to=morrow
These Associations are .II DOING
q very sncccssfnl business The
avera9e nnmher of shares ont intho'
4. p % 90