The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-19
IiEliLAlitE.
Alisarts OF Local Now. nui Gossip from
tho GInss Ctr,

tho Glass City.
Tho coal operators In this vicinity
hold a meeting hero Yesterday 10 effect
M organization for tho purpose OF hav.
Ing u uniform selling price, TO lesson
the coat Of production and 10 bottor un.
durstand ono another In tho general
operation Of tho mines. With this Wow
representatives OF Moehnn's, Trolls,
Simpsons, McGregor. Schick Il Turn
bull'a and tho McClainsville mlRes got
together In a room ovor tho poHtoilico
yesterday, with Alex. Ner presiding as
temporary chairman and Con. Troll a,
secretary. II IL understood that Heath.
%erington'B and other minca in this city
will Join tho organization.
Judge A. J.. Pearson left for Washing.
ton City Wednesday night to got an
insight into tho duties Of tho oillco oil
land commissioner to which no was 70.
Gently appointed by President Glove.
land. The salary Is $500 u year, but
tho p%er1uisites mako tho Office worth
$1,000 n year. Tho judge 10 to DO located
In Utah and there will DO some minor
places to I'll, which fact will add to tho
discomfort Of tho place In choosing
from the many who will want 10 Ill
tho minor places.
President OF tho board, James II.
Kelley, Miss Cunningham and ]. K.
Anderson were chosen as tho committee
on commencement. In tho makeup OF
tho standing committees ths recently
elected members OF the board are placed
as follows: Teachers and salaries-R.
NJ. Gillelnid. John Stcger and Robert
Brown. Text books and apparatus
Charles Lancaster, Il. NJ. Gilleland and
Robert Brown. Rules aud discipline
X. NJ Gilleland, Charles Lancaster and
Robert Brown,
Misses Ella and Jesse llutchison, Of
st. Clairsville Junction. will leave next
week for Salt Lake City. Utah, where
tlioy will make their home with n
brother. who has been there for some
time, These are daughters Of the late
Joseph Hutchinson.
Mayor Dubois owns q farm out tho
National pike and they are prospecting
for oil In that vicinity. Yesterday the
mayor stole away and went out to his
farm 10 see il there was any So oil in
sight, but there was mono
J. X. Geddes, OF the Bellaire, Zanes.
vile & Cincinnati road, states that the
direct money loss from the recent acct.
dent on that road will amount to about
5000. But this seems like n small eali.
mate Of the loss.
Davis & Archer, who secured a street
paving contract at Washington, Ind,
found fifteen western contractors there.
Their bid was $50, 5S2 81, while tho one
next to them was So, 40i 81, and another
was sG2,4 Isl %.
Judge +. II. CASTOR, formerly city
solicitor here. has been selected as
cashier OF the Second National Bank a.
St. Clairsville, aud ALDER. Troll wa,
chosen teller.
Mr.. Oscar Hampton and bride are
now cozily located in their own home
in this city and have the good wishes
OF a host OF friends.
Miss Maize McGregor has resigned as
a teacher in the schools here, and Miss
Bertha Brainerd was selected to fill her
place.
Robert J. Martin and John J. Early,
two Monroe county farmers. made as.
sicnments this week.
Richard iTe.lop was excused from Jury
duty by Judge briggs on account OF
deafness.
Hon. Charles NJ. Hosg, OF Cadiz. was
in the city yesterday again on business.