The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-04
MoUNDsv1LLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
CountY's Chief City.

SooAty . SAAeA Silys
Council held very interesting meet
ing Thursday night. At least It seemed
to entertain the very large crowd OF
spectators. Council passed two ordi-
naces which have been needed for a
long time, viz. an ordnance providing
for license tax on dogs and bicy-
Gle ordinance. 1t was decided to pay
for no more water until the Mounds
Vile Water Company complies with
the terms OF It's franchise In regard to
the quality Of water. 1t was decided
to open two streets near the Baltimore
6; Ohio and Ohio River depots. and II
need be enter condemnation proceedings
in order to secure the necessary right
OF way. G. S. McFadden was given
permission to grade the street north of
the mound, providing he secures a
waiver OF damages from the property
owners on the north side. Of the street.
The charges against Officer Potts were
then taken UP. and after hearing the
evidence on both sides. council. by u
vote Of to 4. decided that the charges
had not been sustained.
The South Penn people who put
down the well on the E. B. Francis
farm, have drawn the casing from the
well, and abandoned 1t. They. have
surrendered thirty-four leases held on
farms in line with the above WE'LL It
would seem that they have lost all
hopes of this part OF the country as Il
deep sand oil field.
The case of G. C. knight against ].
B. Hicks, charged with forcibiy enter
Ing the rink building. came up for a
hearing before George Edwards, Justice
OF the peace, Thursday evening, ana
was continued until yesterday evening.
Charles H. Shaw Is spending a few
days at his home here. He Is inter-
ested in the manufacture and sale OF
agricultural implements, and has been
making his headquarters In Detroit.
DR.. W. E. Siathers, superintendent
Of the asylum for the insane. at Wes-
ton. was here yesterday. the guest OF
Hon. B. F. AfefGhen.
Assistant Chief ]. L. Davis, ". w.
Lowe. Reuben Woods and Garen
Knight have resigned as members OF
No. 2 hose company.
Aldo Bracey and wife, of the First
ward. were called to Parkersburg on
account of the Illness OF Mrs. Bracey's
father. Mr.. Smith.
John A. Guieseler and Reuben Moh-
ley, prominent Republicans OF Sher-
rard, were here yesterday OH political
business.
Capt. ]. E. Hogan. the popular and
efficient city cdidtor of the Daily Her
aid, was in Cameron on business yes
terday.
w. s.. jenkins. OF Richmond. Ohio.
Is here visiting his brother. ]. c. Jen-
klns. Of the Seamon cigar factory
force.
1t Is reported that the McHenry
and Simms oil wells In the Franklin
district viii prove to be good produ-
GERS.
Mrs. Amos Mcbride and children re-
turned to their home. In ST. ClairsvIlle
yesterday, after visit with friends
here.
r. G. BlalnkInsop. the Lafayette
avenue merchant. returned last eve
ming from n business trip to Wells
burg.
The Rev D. W. Rable. OF the camp
grounds. conducted services at Way
mans Ridge church last evening
Miss Allie E. Roscoe. OF st. Glars
VILE, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. IL.
Dorsey. OF Grant avenue.
Mrs. ]. C. Brady, OF Eighth street.
leaves to-day for a visit to her old
home. at Buckhannon.
Mr.. Murray. of Murraysvillc. the
stone contractor. was here yesterday,
the guest OF A. Stultz.
officer Charles St!llwell and family
are spending 4 few days with relatives
near McMechen.
Mrs. J. F. Francis and daughter,
Miss Matte, are visiting friends at
Philadelphia.
]. Il. Brothers. of SurdIs. Ohio. was
here. lokIng after his curbing contract.
yesterday
Cubic yenaman and "Henor" 5cflers.