Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-19
BELLAIRE.


new stamping company was held in the
directors room of the Dollar Bank yes
terday afternoon. A majority OF the
stock was represented. w. G. Bergund-
thai was chosen as chairman and j. b.
Blackburn as secretary Of the meeting.
IL was decided to call the new company
the Novelty Stamping Company, and
the capital stock was fixed at 500, OOO
w. G. Berguudthal, J. A. Galaher and
J. Il. Blackburn were appointed as a
committee 20 obtain charter. Thos
Cochran, A. Klotz, Joseph Clements, ).
s. NCGowan, j. Z. Blackburn and w.
c. Bergundthal were appointed on a
committee TO report on site for the
factory building. Another meeting will
be held az the law Office OF Gailaher ~
Woodbridge next Monday.
Our people are elated over the Nov
city Stamping Company being started
with capital stock of $1,000 Sew
leral weeks ago IL was claimed by per-
| SINS supposed TO be good judges that
no, more than $4,000 or $40, 900 could
/ be Secured for the new project, but the
| Leader, In the new enterprise found that
I there Is much moe money 10 Bellaire
I for reliable investments than was gen.
orally supposed to b.. An effort should
be made now . have one OF the window
glass factories kept u operation next
/ lire. There are nuaber of workers
here who do not cane TO so elsewhere to
work, aud they Will 10 do0bt lend sup
/ port to a project that will Eeep at least
one of the factories in operation.
The Belmont county Democratic Ey-
| ecutiVe Committee met In this CIV yes
terday afternoon two select two mem
bers Of the county Board OF E'ectJans.
X. c. Meyer, of this city, and Rsm
Eaton, of GAINESVILLE, the members wis
served on the Board last year, were Sc
lected, and their names will be sent to
the Secretary of State for confirmation.
L. II. CASTOR Of st. Clairsville has
been elected Chairman of the Republi-
can County Executive Committee; I. G.
Ayers aud r.. G.. Amos of the same
place, Secretary and Treasury, respec-
lively. George NJ. Wise OF this city and
| s. Is. Piper Of Barnesville were chosen
as members Of the County Board OF
Elections.
Officer Murphy of Martins Ferry
passed through the city yesterday with
Scott Neal, tough citizen Of that city,
en- route TO the GAINESVILLE workhouse,
where Neal will spend several months
for abusing his family.
Thomas Donavan, held In bail for
the assault on VIM. Wigfeld, failed to
secure bond and was taken to the county
Jail yesterday by Marshal johnson.
Truant Officer Baugh Is engaged in
taking the school census, and is we'll
along with the work in the Second
ward.
Howard Baker is in from Findlay.
lie and his mother, Mrs. Martha Baker.
will visit relatives in the East
The Retail Merchants Protective
Association will meet at Grafton IL
Apples store this evening.
Charles Trumer and wife, of Phila-
delphia. are guests Of Mrs. Emaline
Etzel, Of the First ward.
The City School Board will meet to-
night at the call of the Committee on
Buildings and Supplies.
The race track on the commons is in
splendid condition, and several nags are
being trained thereon.
Miss Maud Potts Of Moundsville, q
teacher In the Cadiz schools, is guest
Of friends In the city.
L. w. Terrell, the aggressive young
Democrat OF Martins Ferry, was IN the
city yesterday.
Mrs. d. ]. Smith and daughter, of
Pendleton, Ind, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
johnson L. Jones and daughter, Miss
Grace, visited friends in this city yes
terday.
A new pavement is being laid in front
Of John Schick's buildings, on Union
street.
Mrs. VIM. Hubbs, of Glen Easton, W.
Va, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il.
Muth
]. W. Hawkins, salesman for o. P.
Mason. left yesterday on western trip.
Miss Alice Huntley, Of the Fifth
ward, is visiting relatives at Mingo.
Presiding Elder Mills, of Barnes
Vile, was 10 the city yesterday.
Mrs. James mccoy, of FindlaY, is WIS.,
lting relatives in the city.
LADIES