The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-13
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AL Sorts of Local Ss1s and Gossip from,
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lilo first bill presented by Hon. j. G,
Heinleln In the legislature Is thought
to have been prepared mt Bridgeport
TWAS TO pay an additional salary OIL
$l,60O per year TO any Judge OF the
Eighth judicial district who Is now, OF
may hereafter, become n resident Of
Belmont county. Tho object OF this
bill, us II Is understood by the attor.
noys OF this county, was all right, but
Il was so local in It's application that Il
did not pass under suspension OF the
rules and goes over. 1t will probably
die, though for along timoit has been
talked that tho compensation allowed
judges OF this subdivision Of the Eighth
judicial district, $500 was entirely too
small for tho amount OF work. Court
IN this county will adjourn this week
and In Monroe county II begins next
week. That term will barely expire
when another term will will be com.
menccd IN this county, thus keeping
the judge constantly OH the bench. To
compensate him for such arduons
duties was Representative ucinlcin's
object.
Three additional pixies are to DO decid.
cd for or against in this township this
spring. They arc extensions or connec.
tions Of the pixies now provided for and
partially built, ind are as follows: One
beginning at Austins up Pinch Run TO
residence OF John Long; ono IRON First
ward, by way OF Winding hill, to inter-
sect Brooks Kun road at Netherlands (;
ono from Georgetown, by way OF Fulton
hill, to interscct Brooks Run road Mt
Mt. Zion; ono from mouth OF Brooks
Run, win Georgetown and Profits Run,
to interscct tho ridge road near NctF's
mill: tho fifth road begins at the Noble
street bridge over Indian run, thence
up Indian run to tho ridge road, near
tho Rock Hill school. The total cost is
not 10 exceed $4,000.
Ono OF the first plums OF the Ropub-
lican administration in this state to fall
into tho lap OF Belmont county man,
was place in the adjutant general s
office for Capt. Julius Armstrong, and
his appointment will give moro univer-
sal satisfaction than appointments
usually do, Tor minor places.
]. W. CARRIER. who has been cashier
OF tho Baltimore e. Ohio freight depart.
mcnt in this city, is likely to succeed o.
A. Pier as agent. Mr.. CARRIER started
in rs one OF the bill clerks here a fow
years ago and has steadily worked his
way up.
The postofiico site and building was
sold yesterday to Andrew Kern, q young
business man OF this city, and although
the price is private it is understood to
havobecn about $1,000. Cheap enough.
George II. Muth, grocer here, has
sold over four thousand rabbits this
season. Most OF them wero caught in
Monroe and Noble counties.
1t is IN actual fact that some OF the
revival meetings were neglected by the
good people going to see the intelligent
horses exhibited here.
City Solicitor KILLER, OF Newark, was
in Dellaire yesterday on business per-
tanning to city improvements, gather
ing pointers.
Louis Buchille. an Italian formerly in
business here, was arrested and taken
to GAINESVILLE yesterday on charge Of
larceny.
Miss Lille Shepherd. sister OF the
marshal, and clerk for Ziegenfelder,
Wheeling, is seriously i'll at her home
here.
William Sharp. OF steubenvillc, for
merly one'of the directors OF the Bell
aire Nail Works, was il the city yester-
day.
Ex-Sheriff W. C. Cochran is now after
the deputy oil inspectorship, and he
will mako some OF the other boys hustle.
Mrs. Combs, OF Wheeling, is. seriously
i'll at the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Z.
J. Stegar, in this city. i...s:!
Mrs.Warnes Huntleyran evangelist,
is home from six weeks campaign at
Tecumseh, Mich.
MISC Minnie Darrah entertained
friends at her home Monday evening.
The City Council met last night, but
transacted only routine business.
The revival meetings in progress here
this week arc well ATTENDED.
The Turner's will dance at their hall
Thursday evening.
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