Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-11
BELLAIKE
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

COUNCIL PhONEEuANuSH
A petition to repair North Franklin
street was referred TO she Street and
Alley Committee. The matter OF chairs
for The Liberty Hose company was re-
ferrsd to the Fire Committee. Mayor
Dubois reported SSS.37 paid to the
Treasurer last month. The claim ord!-
nance was regularly passed. Ihere
was nothing done in the matter OF the
DAVIS & Archer coal mine opening, as
the committee was not present. Inc
Comnittee on Fire Department was In
structed 10 estimate the cost OF a tower
and alarm bell for the Fourth waro
hose hose. The repair OF 4 reel or
two was also referred TO that
committee. The First and Fifth
ward hose houses each uSeu
more gas last month than the other tour'
Il raised big discussion and was nnally
referred 70 the committee. The ParA
Committee were instructed TO have tue
places in the park, where grass does not
grow fixed up aud sOwn IN grass. Inc
nuisancs Of porters annoying people AZ
railway stations was discussed, and the
Solicitor and Committee were instruct
ed to regulate the porIers. Council aa-
journed.
School Board met Tuesday night
with President Z. J. Steger In the
chair, and Vanlaw, Hoffman, Lancaster
and John SteCer present FINANCE
Committee reported $500 school oonos
paid. Committee on Supplies will Solicit
bids for the ensuing year. Bits were
paid amounting 20 S5,9SS. "a, including
81, $780, teachers salaries, $3.50 Inter
est. Ii was ordered some arrangements
be made TO abandon the basement IN
the Central school building, because OF
the complaints OF parents about their
children going there. The Committee
ON Buildings was ordered TO make Gin
der walk about the Kelly school build
ing. A request was made 70 take up
collection in the schools for the benefit
OF the deserving poor and needy, grant
cd; the amount not 10 exceed i've cents
per pupil. Sixteen were reported In the
German class. Next meeting Noyem-
Der 9th.
Bicycle races to-day: The entries in
the fve-mile contest are John L. Ran
kin, ID. d. Dubois, A. Herzberg, James
Kinney, and Cyrus Wallace. A time
limit OF IA minutes is placed on this
race. One and one-hali mile race: 5.
G.. Crow, Harry Herzberg, Joe Rankin,
Martin Cows0. Oliver Mann, William
and jacob SchIudewof. No lighter
wheel than "a pounds allowed In this
race. One round dash open TO all who
start IN the other races. No Lighter
wheel than "a pounds will be allowed.
Judges, j.. A. Greenfield, L. z. N'choI-
son and Dr. 7. W. Boone.
w. $. Campfeld, one OF the motormsu
OF the Bellairs and Martins Ferry street
car line, and Miss Matilda Shaffer, were
married last Monday and left on three
weeks tour. Thew will settle down tC
housekeeping at West Wheeling.
Louis Dsub, the barber, leaves Sun
day for a visit 10 the country on two
week. vacation, and Glenn Westting, OF
Gravel Hill, will fill his place during hi
absence.
Our town had nine deaths lasI month,
one suicide, s5yen cases cases OF scarlet
fever, four OF dlphtheria ard four Of
typhoid fever.
~ The doughty William PiaRenOad go
: his head under the grindstOne In nj
bay NOW and was considerably bruised
whsn fnnnd. ..... +.
bad crop, J. R. forsyth. Of Manning
ton, thinks.
Fred c. Kemple left for PHILADELPHIA
yesterday where he will renew his den
4 tal studies.
" A Miss Moore, who Is staying at New
Castle, Pa, is in the CITY visiting he
mother.
Mrs. Mary r. Roch went TO Cam
bridge yesterday to visit her son, John.
James Stewart, Of Rose Hill, who ha.
been sick, is improving.