Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-26


C.rr.L 40 their meeting Monday night.
r.~...I A.. worry fair ordinance % everybody
concerned m ALLOWING the Wheeling and
Lake Erie railway the right to lay track
down First street. east of the c., l.. ~ W
railroad 10 leaves the Travelled part of the
street .u just a7 good condition as DO Is now.
THE General provisions of the ordinance
ar. very fliraud lust. To provides that all
roads now here. or that may hereafter come,
FOB this city mas use the track upon "a Just
and equitable basis, and u the roads cannot
agree as to terms then the usual arollrd-
ton rules VIII govern Don the matter ne
ordinance provides for planSing streets,
taking care of gas and water mains and
holds fle city harmless from any damages
arising from the building and operation of
tre road twill largely settle the Qucs-
zion off railroads getting % the
business part of the city now and
hereafter. as any new or old
uld win only have to pay just compeusa-
l.n to -er down on these tracks 20 the bus
mess part of the city. From The number OF
option, now taken or sought 90 oe taken on
tl. manufacturing sites along the river
from Centre street to the Laughlin mill and
elsewhere the time is not far distant when
tle territory lying between First street and
fne river win give way to railroads ana
ueu manufacturing Industries.
Nfe-srs Anderson and Cook. solicitors
for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway.
who have been raising money here and mn
Bridgeport. looking after rights of way and
ann ordinance through this city, left for
their homes Doh Michigan. yesterday. ON
some personal matters claiming their atten-
r-ur fora short time They VIII return
here iu about TEEN days or two weeks 10
look after the interests of the road they
reurr-.ut These gentlemen, uy their AHA
bIe manners and just dealings with the
ueUu.. lcrc have won host of friends Tor
themselves and the ". * l.. f. road. who
ufI ue clad to -ec them back no any time
Do was reported around town that Mr.
Geo EnnerfsllW drew the watch when
Was tu he rallied on for the benefit of the
Woods Base BAH Club, Monday night
This is mistaken idea. There were 70
us0.d tickets which the CLUB bought IN
One of tle tickets drew the watch, but as
there was some dissatisfaction the CLUB
concluded % hold the watch until all the
rc.-.f. are sold 90 parties outside OF cruz
members. SD there viii Doe no chance
fur further dissatisfaction. When the
tickets are all disposed Of the watch Will
he duIr presented tO the party holding the
drawing ticket
Chas Sedgwicz. son of Rev Sedgwick,
laf- last evening for the far West. He eN-
uert. gu stop at several places EN- route. but
riu end his Journey ina Washington Terri
tory some place bat as 90 just what point
he haas NOT FULLY decided
Mis-, Mamie Lawrence. who has been iu
Colorado for tho past wear the guest of her
brother Robert who Is wel.-known here,
passed through the city yesterday en route
for h,r home near Mt. Pleasant
The proprietor of the haywood Hotel
John ID haywood. viii have am arc light
put m front of the hotel We are glad to
hear that several other business men are To
DO the same thing
J TT Brown. of Marietta. o.. who has
boon visiting friends here, received word
Yesterday that his store was destroyed by
fire He left last night for that point TO
look after his loss
A citizens convention viii Doe held I'm the
Second ward town hall next Thursday
evening OBJ nominate cOuncilmen and asses
-ars A FUN convention is desired
Air. Wagner. one of the partners oil the
Ohio Valley Wine Co, who has been IN the
city for seycu. days. returned % ms nome
u Cincinnati Yesterday.
Th. funeral of Miss Ehie May Carpenter
viii take place no O'Clock this afternoon.
lutoruaut DO R.vervicw cemetery.
Leo Roach has accepted position at the
Northwood Glass Works. and Will COM
mence hi, duties next Monday.