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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16
CITY GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS.

There will be n hearing at the Mayors ONCE al
3 p. m to-day upon the Finn DILL which authorizes
the occupation OF the stoop line within two blocks
Of any Of the public mark ,ts OF this city. At the
same time there will be a hearing on the leonard
hill which authorizes the erection OF oflces Tor
trckmen on tho stoop line In any part OF the city
Roth bills are indefensible and ineAcusabie meas.
ures which have been opposed in The Tribune. and
citizens who would be injured II the hllis became
laws will do well 10 attend the hearings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16

r. S,einecke yesterday submitted another plan
for removing Dead Mans Curve at Union square
Mr. s,elnecke said that his scheme WAS based upon
the fact that the chief danger arose in the present
location of the curve He submitted a plan which
nronoses to the tracks OF the cable road through
he southwest corner OF the park. bringing the
h,d rcfrrred the papers 10 tho Board OF Aldermen.
Wa refused 10 express any opinion regarding H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

Appellate Divisi2n-,supreme cour,-Befprs Van BHas
,u o1 s"% q; ~' ~. s. e. ss' "
Supreme co,rtp Special Term.Psrt I--hefor. smy,a
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supreme oPsDs at SSsa B
S sss. xG So' i2 3 case %1nb. d. -
supreme cou.spesi TIA Ti ,,2 .,g a.. a.,
80. as22 274' 1889. 4527 a522 'o' 4s'4 $50 isst
Supreme court-speclsI Term--Par v-Before Russell
J.tauses to be sent from Part ~ for rial ceay
J~iauses be sent from Par, " for trial. Case
'" Supreme court-rral Terr-Par, vH-Refors IAv.
rcnc. ELEVATED railroad cases. Clear
sgpTs%e c9@s NJ ef po H. s ,5 s'1ss
1891 1862. 1895, sj's. 1880 1870 IliS' ll'S 1870
sup Supreme Gour,aTral Term.Par Inmgeqrs cae:,-
s7 s;y 47 dS sss ssc s ssi 500 500 S ss e ~ u.s.
S26s Ix52 35-,. ss7s 57i4 Inquests Nos ~. aZe
Causes be sen, from Part III for trial cass
''n sSprerne cour,rrai TermPar vBetore Daily J.
sroreme courtITral Terin-Part VI Before Book
to be sen, from PR err f25 61 G'a
LSas s.a S7ss s2Ii 5s5. ?9l; 29l! SO sc: 90
f fSa 81: s 5o 's SOS 1923 H%%p;sss ~ ~.
supreme COur-Tra. Term-Part NlIl-Bef1re Davy. J.
Causes to be Fart VII ,or ira. case
Supreme cour,-Trai Ter-Par Ix-Aejournei ,r tn.
saprem. courtTral Term-p Ar, x- x. Moai.n
supreme Court-Trlal Term-I'srt Xi-Brtsre Maei-as
-
Case unfinished
Supreme Court-Tr,ai Term-part XIr-Be''rs Werner
J-tauses 10 be sent from preferred esendlr for trial
Case unfnlsh ~ a..
calendar cailed 1890 WIS FOR probate i2rrenlo
Ventura Albert Ehrhardt. Ellen F. Palmer "a pnus
Mas Henry b. crtz. Matthias Mauek john = SeeAsrtt
sni!h SSss. Ii Nor e f,s..r.
No 1855, will Of Moses Lyon a. 1912 a m c,..
city Court-Trial Term-Part i-Be,ore conlsn. i
Ns; i ,sis s i:s 1873 1873 tis 1885 ss ss ~
1875 1882 Case unfinished. 49, -
City C9grTal TsFmPar. -s es, 80 E1' an III
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1898 oO39 1897, 1892 1908 zoos. 2o+o sot5 2e Cles,
City Court-Trial Term-Part IV.Befor. Van Wysx
C. J-Short causes Nos 1856. i7ii 1895. ADD 1851 tS
i616 3iOl $3.50 Equity Nos. 1893 20. 252 81
Case unfinished.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Beach,
Fnney AT Byrne-Edward Jacobs
Aiken agt Aitken-William H. GreenA
voeei agt. Levy-Hamilton Odei-
BY smy.h. j.
Peer ax. Knight-John II. Rogan.
Schierioh agt. schierloh-James d. Fessencen
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY smyth, J.
Matter Of Rogers & Sherwood Printing company-L<sns
Matter Of Mutual Relief Association Of Nsv-York-Jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

Albany March l5.-The Court Of Appeals day
calendar for tomorrow IL Nos. q, 49, w. ~ u.s.
81. GO and 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16
The Wine and Liquor Traders Assoc

The Wine and Liquor Traders Association has
preferred charges against William f. Posg, auction
eer and Mayor Strong gave a public hearing on
them yesterday morning. The allegation Is tina,
Pogsl sold a. public auction wines and liquors pur-
porting 10 De OF foreign makes and bearing labels
with the names OF fictitious firms upon them The
wines were of domestic make the dealers de,lare
and were not the articles that they represented
20 be- Strong evidence was introduced against the
anctioneer. and the hearing was adjourned until to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-16

The Board OF Estimate met yesterday and disrib-
uted the theatrical and concert license funds col
looted the last year. The list includes the instu-
items favored compared with those Of 1896 The total
amount distributed this year Is $iS.i'O "a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

The Governor has made the ap-
pointmentof State Mine inspectors
az follows:
For chief inspector, James PAUL,
Of Tucker county.
For First district, which en-
braces the entire region north Of
The Little Kaoawha, s. a. Lewis.
Of Mason county.
For Second district, com posed OF
Eayette, Raleigh and the upper half
Of Kanawba county, John ]. Absa.
lom, Of Fayette county.
For Third district. com posed Of
Mercer, Mcdowell, Logan ard
Mingo counties, j. L. Prcece. Of
Mercer county.
For Fourth district, composed Of
The lower half Of Kanswha county,
Putnam, Mason and Wayne conn
tier. jerry Mead, Of Ohio county.
All Of these men are experienced
miners, and flII within tie reopIre.
meuts Of thc new mine law, tbal
they shall have boon coal diggers
Tor a period Of ai least SIX years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
FOUND AZ LIST.

From the Cumber' and News
At 10 O'Clock Yesterday morning
the body of Gen. j. S. Fullerton.
who was the only passenger killed in
the wreck of train No. , on the b.
q o. Railroad at the iron bridge
across the YoughhoghenY river, one
and a half miles west Of Oakland,
on March goth, was found floating
down the river by Jos. ID. Kisner,
farmer residing eight miles from
Oakland, near the banks of the
Yeughieghenv.
kisner stated that, desiring to
hunt ducks, he got upon n raft and
floated to the middle of the river,
and had only been there few mo-
ments when he Saw the body float
ing down the river toward him. 1t
is the general opinion that the body
had become fastened between some
large rocks in deep eddy, about
three miles from the place where
the wreck occurred, and owing to
the exceeding high waters during
the past few days, it has broken
loose frem its fasteniRgs last night
and floated down the river to where
it was found by Kisuer, about two
hundred yards west OF Little Swal-
low Falls, one of the most danger.
Gus places IN the river.
The body was taken to Oakland
last evening to TIE undertaking es.
Enlistment Of Shartzer g. BolGen.
where it was elm balmed and pre-.
pared for shipment. 1t was found
to be IN an excellent state Of pres.
ervatlon, showing no bruises or in.
jurles beyond a broken neck, which
was the cause Of Gen. Fuller.on's
death, and which substsntiates the
theory that he leaped from the car
before 1T had fallen into the river,
and ahghted upon his head, which
resulted in the breaking Of bis
neck. On The fingers Of the left
band thore we're found two rings,
one q diamond and the other a
plain gold one, the former being
the one bequeatbed TO Major Eric
Burgland, Of Baltimore, under the
will OF Gen. Fullerton.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
CUNNING FOR A BUsHwmACKER.

We have no more time nor space
TO waste on the hopeless idiot who
thinks ne is writing editorial mat
ter for the Terra Alta Or0cl-. he
comes ont last week in column OF
alleged humor that bears such
strong symptoms Of paresis that it
Is really painful to read, and think
that one so young and fair, should
be so afflicted in the first blush OF
youth and innocence. The article
goes on TO rccitc that the editor of
tbls paper comes out and boldly
ad mits that he was tho author OF
all the dizzy stories sent out to the
city papers from this county, etc
All lie, pure and simple, and very
simple, too. Tbe editor of this
paper never even limited such
thing in The ARGUS, or anywhere
else, either verbally or in print or
writing, and we defy the Oracle to-
prove its silly assertion. We have
all we can attend to at present,
without writing for any other pa.
per. We tried in recent issue of
The ARGUS TO get the Ordclo to
understand that we were editing
this paper and responsible for all
the editorial matter that appeared
IN It's columns, and that Mr.. ~. NJ.
lleermans was not editing this
paper, as the oracle had previously
assumed. We said nothing what.
ever about any other papers or re-
ports for them. The Or0cle also
lnbors under the lallucination that
because we made local of n mar
riage license that appeared in the
Oakland Republican the week be-
fore, we were two months behind
time. a bright young man is this
bushwhacker of the oracle, and it
is pity that he will persist in
trouble for the young man
whose name appears at the head of
the editorial columns of the oracle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
Glaaesville,
correspoudence oftbe Argus.

Edwin G. Iinn is on The s'c!, lSt
L :. Sapp is putting new roof on
his resijeucs.
Miss Grace SaPp has gore to Bayard
to stay a whils
Rev. i. n. williams is holding n
series Of meetings at Fuirview.
George Eubv moved his farnnr f~om
this place 10 his farm. last Monday.
w. Il. DtnlS~ is Gone sISvinp the set
on = y. Rogers farm % wear here.
WIN. u Danks moved his family from
this place to ID. &. INNS farm last
week.
Miss Edna sutton gave her little
friends n social party since our last
writing.
Lonzo linn went TO Prestonia last
wednesday to work on j. r.. Smoots
saw-mill.
Rev. J. D. Williams will preach at
1880 q m, in the baptist church Sum
day, the 18th.
George Brown and his sister. Miss
Lille. of near Halleck. were visiting a.
ID. &. Iiun's last sunday.
Nathaniel Street and family moved
from lis residence at his mill TO the
farm ne bought recently.
John w. Massic is making arrange
ments TO build tto-story ell 80 his
Miss Cora Moore. OF near Newburp
who was working al WIN. j.. Dank's,
returned "a her home last Monday.
Oscar W. linn, who has been visiting
his parents at this place, went back to
bis ork a. PrestoHia recently.
u. r. Parker. who has been board inc
AT a y. Browns IS at M0rpantoyyp
building house for George =. Iinn
Rev y. -. WilliatnS preached i'm tho
ia tist church last sunday at IO.8Oa.
After preaching there were five ban
tized amt four on Saturday.
Morgan Martin, who is working for
his uncle, q. " Orr in KiugwoOd. and
70 Orr, Of that place, were visiting
Morean's parents here last Saturday
and sunday
G. w. Massic and John W. Coleman
have tine contract for hauling cross-tics
Tor VIII knight of OF Ed. Browns
tract of land OF ncar here 90 Isdepeud-
encc.
G. w. Massic and Winfield Jackson
we're So New burg last Saturday night
after Miss Elite Good. ct Prunfvtovyn.
who was called Go the bed side of hci.
sister at this place.
Miss Vir0ic Good. NJ pruntvto,yp.
who has como 70 this place 90 spcnd
the summer 70 her brothers. Rev r. r.
Goods, is bed fast with neuralgia Of
the heart. She Is some better at pres
eHt DR.. p. x. sutton. of this place
and Dr. u W. ~howalter, 81 lndopond-
encc, arc her physicians
TIT AND TAT
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
FROM OUR NEXT PRESIDENT.
The following letter explains

The following letter explains
itself:
LINCOLN, NEB.. April 3, 1897.
Mr.. SitieU Broacn,
hingrood ". ia.
My. Dear Sir Your favor OF
November 9th has just been brous ht
to my attention. rs pressure of
other work has forced me TO neglect
my mail. Though | have been
long time IN getting to yeur letter,
| am none the less glad to receive
yonr expressions OF good will and
to know OF the prompt re organiza.
ton Of your Club. The people
seem very much in earnest. send
greeting 10 your mem bers, and
hope you may have profitable
organization. There rs great work
to do along educational lines.
With best wishes for your health
and prosperity, ann,
Very truly yours.
w. j. BRYAN.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
INNOCENT.
Affidavit Of Walker G. PeH Fxoner-
ating our Police.
STATE or WEST VIRGINrA.
'raylor Eoup.- 90 go

STATE or WEsF VIRGINrA.
Taylor County. 10 wit I:
Personally appeared before me.
Chas. =. Gnard, Notary Public in
and for said county, Walker G.
PeiI, who being first duly sworn.
says:
have personally visited officers
SiyIe. Riley, Stone and Bonafield.
OF the regular Grafton police force.
and positively say that neither Of
these was the man who took Sl5. 90
from me at Grafton. few DAYS ago.
as described in an article that ap-
peared IN the West Virgins ARGUS
OF last weeks issue. DO not know
whether the man who held me up
wore = uniform or not or whether
he carried n club or wore badge
or not. lie did not draw club on
me az stated in said article in The
ARGUS. know none Of the regu-
lar police force of Grafton, as pola
TED out to me, IL the man.
WALKER G.. PELL.
Sworn ia and subscribed before
me this End day OF April. 1897.
CHAs i. GUARD, n. p.
The above is from last weeks
Grafton LeadeI' and we give space
10 It ia Justice to the police officials
of that place. We Published the
story just as NE got it from Pell
himself
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
Death OF the Distinguished Indiana
Senator

Daniel WoOlseley Voorhees,. the
well known Democratic leader and
politician, died at his home ut No.
105 Maryland Avenue, Washington
City, last Saturday, April 10. 1897,
after a lingering illness with rbeu-
matism of the heart. lie was 76
years Of age last September, aud
was born in Butler county, Ohio.
In his infancy his parents moved
to the Wabash Valley, Indiana, and
he has long been known az the
"Tall Sycamore Of the Wabash. 4"
In 1549 he graduated from the
Indiana Ashbury (now Depauw)
University, and began prncticing
law IN 1851. In 1858 he held the
Office OF United States District At.
torney for Indiana, and entered
Congress in 1861. He served ten
years in the Lower House, and was
defeated for a sixth term by the
nomination Of Greeley by the Dem
ocrats in 1872. In 1877 he was APP
pointed to the United States Senate
70 ill the unexpected term OF Oil.
YER =. Morton, and remained there
for twenty years - prominent figure
and one Of the leaders OF the Ma
tional Democracy. His last term
expired March 4th, and 80 rounds
out a long and busy life.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15


At the muuiciptl election in
Chicago last week free silver had a
walk-over, and the Democrats get
control OF the city once more. Car
ter Harrison, son of the World s
Fair Mayor, who was shot by PEN
dergast, was the Democratic candi-
date and ran on free silver plat
form. beating everything else out
OF sight. Harrison is President
Of the Bryan League Club of Chi
cago, and did MI he could for
Bryan last campaign. John Peter
Altgeld, who is revIled and abused
so much by the gold bug press,
because he rs "A better man than
most of them, managed the cam
paign, and will still be big man
IN Chicago politics. Harrison will
succeed George b. Swift, the pres
ent Republican Mayor, and boldly
announced his intention Of making
clean sweep in all the Offices and
put none but free silver men on
guard. In fact, he said when he
was nominated he would get Gu
ban machctte, and if he was elected
there would be gore running down
the City Hall steps for three months
afterwards. That's a man after cur
own heart. and we rejoice with ex-
ceeding great joy that the gore will
now proceed to flow. Confidence
is truly being restored at last.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

III they keep on fooling around
over there about the island OF Crete,
there will be war yet and some one
will get hurt. The Greeks and
Turks have been making very ugly
faces at each other and spelling for
q scrap, and tho Powers ought to
get out of the way and let them
fight it out.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
kingwood. April Is. 1897

According TO tho almanac there
a'e but four seasons of the rear,
hut sometimes we have them all in
one week. Thls shows the enter
prise of the American climate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

We acknowledge the receipt of
the following notice Of honor that
came upon us unswsrcs some time
since
The BIMETALLtC CLUE.
Cor. 18th and Market Streets.
Wheeling, W. Va. Mar. rs, '97.
Nr. j. s. Byowa,
Dear Sir At a meeting Of
She Bimetsllic Club Of this CITY.
held March IS, 1897, your name
was presented for Honorary Mem
bership, snd having been elected
unanimously, youFnams WAS placed
upon our roll.
Enclosed you will find a copy Of
The Constitution and ~. Laws.
which we trust Yen will read and
81 1t meets your views, please notify
hs OF your acceptance.
Very truly,
r.. r. GHoSg p Cec'v.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

Fhe Mississippi River has been
making some terrible breaks Of bate.
but the run on its banks is NO
more than could be expected under
the gold standard. (Who threw
that brick y
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

The Charleston Gazette is BOOM
Ing Gel. Bob McEldowney, of New
Martinsville, for the next Governor
OF West Virginia. Nothing is too
COED for the Colonel, and we are in
favor of him for the next United
States Senator from this State, as
1t Is understood that Senator Faulk
nsr does not desire it any longer,
after his present term expires. The
only trsnble about it would be that
Col. Bob would be getting mixed
mp with Senator Elkins all the
time, but he might have lots of fun
out of il.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

The inventor of the thermometer
originally intended 1T rs check ON
the weather recollections of the
oldest inhabitants, and when he
found it woulda't work, he com.
mitted suicide.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

The President has appointed
Judge William Day, Of Canton,
Ohio, to go to Havana and mako
full investigation OF the death Of
Dr. Ruiz. the American citizen
who was killed in Spanish prison.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
BAIL REFUSED.
from tho Grafton Loader.

From tho Grafton Loader.
Robert Eastman, who shot and
killed Frank Thompson in self de-
Tense few days since on West
Virginia Central train. was brought
before Judge Holt at this place on
Monday night on n writ of Habeos
corpus. The accused was ably re-
presented oy Hon. Wood Daily, Of
Keyser, and o. &. Streiby, of Davis
City. The motion was as ably re-
sisted by Congressman Dayton and
Hon. Jno. j. Davis. The argu.
ments were lengthy and profound.
and although it clearly appeared
that had Eastman failed TO deal a
fatal shot he would have been killed
by Thompson, the Court very prop.
erly concluded that to admit Eas-
than bail would be setting bad
precedent, ant therefore remanded
the accused tv the Tucker county
Jail. The result of this case is
watched with more than usual in.
terest ewing to the parties and the
bitter feeling which has so long
existed between them. The Thomp
son Eastman feud has been so de.
cided and has existed so long that
1t has Influenced the friends of
each, till the citizens of Tucker
county are ali more or less influen.
ced one way or the other, which
fact gives rise to a belief that
change Of venue for Eastman is
highly probable.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

There seems to be hitch in the
sale Of the brick residence Of James
"A. Brown TO VIM. G.. Brown, as
announced in this paper last week.
1t seems that /. G. Ralphsnyder
claims that lie was to have it, or,
mt least, half interest with Mr..
Brown. The latter claims that he
bid 1T IN for himself, but is not
particular about it, and offered to
lst it be sold again. Mr.. Ralph
snyder went before Judge Holt at
Grafton and secured an Injunction
restraining the trustees from selling
again. The Injunction will be
argued before the Judge seon, and
II dissolved the property will again
be disposed Of.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
ScrofuEa Sores

Health Wae Greatly impaired, But
Hoods SarSarerira Built Itup-
Sores Haye 81 ,'isappeaYeS.
81 was trou bled with eruptions on my
face, which appeared like scrofGla. Ny
health was so ncucn impaired that / was
advised TO take Hoods Sarsaparilia to
build me Mp, and bought six bottles.
Before had taken half OF this amount
found that l was improving. could rest
better az night, and felt refreshed in tho
morning. l gained In flesh and when
had finished the six bottles the sores on
my face hsd all disappeared" J. Is. Bod
DIE, Postmaster, Nashville, No. Carolina.
'After suffering from sore leg for %
years, four bottles CT Hoods SarssparilIa
made complete cure. IL h several years
sinee took Hood Sarssparigs,. but L
have not suffered with any sore or erysip-,
elias in that time" Mrs NJ. J. HARTLEY.
LoVett, Georgia. Remember
Hoods Sarsapari!ia
Is the Best-the One True Blood Purifier. Bo
sure TO get Hoods and only Hoods.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
Under the Gold Standard.

Into our maxim we permit
An inconsistency 10 creep.
When we declare that money talks"
Ana then assert that talk is CHEAP
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
SCHOOL BOOK BOARD.
Sfoto Of West Virgiaja.

Dfntc ~ " fM J tTglHi0,
CoHHiy of Preston, fo-wjL
At q County Court held for the
said county. at the Court House
thereof on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of
April, 1897, The following, among
other proceedings, we're bad.
In obedience 20 the School Book
Law passed by the Legislature or
West Virginia on the 10Th DAY Of
February, 1897 establIsbinga School
Board in every coanty.of this State,
the Court doth appoint as members
Of said Board the following named
persons for tho term Of four years,
beginning on the first day Of JAY
next, viz:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
Monday, July 18TH. 1897.
142 Acres Of Valuable Timber Land
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

80, WBsT VIRGINIA, IS.
day of April, 1897. ' '''
Z. j. CrOgan
~ VS. In Chaneery.
The object of this suit IL 10 enforce the lion .
the aintih's judgment against the real estatr,
OF the defendant, ": G. Ravenscraft And IL an
pear ng thdt the defendant, n. q Ravenscraft
plaintiff, ~ Is ordered that the said defendant
40 appear here vii hin one month after the date
OF the hrst publication hereof, and do what il
necessary To- protect his int erests and that thi4
order be published I'm the West Virginia Argts,
news paper published in this county
- ,c.pN-le est j WATSON, Clerk
T. j. CnoGAN, Counsel for PLAINTIFF.
u % 1t SAY
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15
ROAD MATTERS.

Juius Schcrr, A. Staley SHAW
and Allen Forman appoin ted view
ers TO view and report next term
tho ground for rosd.leadlng from
Terra Alta and Aurora pike at No.
- school house and r.. K. Stem.
pies and LIoya Millcr's, 20 inter.
sect Vanverth coal road above the
SbahaB field.
w. ". Graham, Henry Shafer
and 9. g. Stone appointed viewers
at January term for road from
Kingwood and Junuoltou pike at
junction Of camp ground road TO
Ices Ferry pike, reported and the
proposed road is rejected and dis.
missed.
Road leading from DIR. Beavers
gate 10 interseCt county road lead.
ing from West Va. Northcru rail.
road depot 10 George Sheets, or 20
much thereof as lies between Ranzv
Duucan's premises and George
Sheets land. is annuiled and here
by discontinued.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-15

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4-1-6n.