The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-02
aE11ArRr HAPPHNINas.
ifa.tsTs Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County

Matters Of Interest IN the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.
The following Is a complete list Of the
names filed with the Republican city
and township committee, to be voted
for At the primaries, to be held to-mor-
row evening, from to z o'clock The
committee met last night to arrange the /
ticket.
For Justices Of the PeacP (three 10
elect)-Frank S. Mason. James ~. Rich
ardson, John W. Morrell and W., D.
Noble.
Tor Township Trustee (twO to elect
Full term, ]. n. Paul and ", II.
Wolf; short term, Mill Thompson and
]. B. Dean.
For Township Clerk = A. c. Roscoe
and c, II. Smith.
For Constable-Fred Hazel.
For Assessor, precincts l and =
Thomas Warren.
For Mayor-Isaac T. Freeze.
For Marshal-James s. Johnston.
For Treasurer-J. Morris Dubois and
T. N. Nicholson.
For sollcltor-c W. Bente and Cook
Danford.
For Commissloner-w. P. Crozier.
For Water Works Trustee William
S. Carroll.
For members OF school board Ctwo to
eiec) - ]. W. Heatherington, D. W.
Boone, George Walters and ]. n, HON.
man.
For councllmen-First ward, j. r.
seabrooke; Second ward, Moses Duga;
Third ward. Peter C. e Hughes:
Fourth ward. A. Tohnie. Charles w.
BIppus and August Bahra Zone to
elect). Fifth ward, ], n. Mcdonald,
For Assessors-First ward, Donald
Mcdonald: Second ward, George
Pracht. Third ward. c. H. Violin;
Fourth ward o. R. Kraft and W. Fl.
Thompson; Fifth ward, Herman
Goethe.
The Good Citizens League commit
tee, viz. W. j. Harvey. w. II. Weeks.
II. C. Kemple. A. o. Mellott, W. G.
stewart, ir. and W. c. Carnahan, re-
ported to the meeting held at city hall
last night, recommending a permanent
organization. and urging all citizens
and voters to attend the primaries OF
their respective parties, and to make
the best ticket possible. Then II 1t
appear that an independent ticket Is
necessary after these primaries, 1t may
be made up from those in the field. or
with additions, competency to be one Of
the requisites.
Black Prince lodge. Knights of Pyth-
- oa1a1NN1Nn the
thirty-seventh anniversary Of the
founding Of the order by giving the
following programme, in the First
Presbyterian church:
Overture Band
PrRyer....... .'.''.''s.:..
Music, Arlington Quartetto
Reading. ..........."......Eva L. DunInlnS
Solo. Miss WEN
oTiTiri and Growth OF Pythlanism.
....................Hon ]. F. Blaekoprn
Reading ......................E Nh u. DuilhlhS
Object Of Uniform Rank. X. Of P.::
.,...,,,.....,...... Capt. ]. +. Moore
Music. Arlington Quartette
Sole. ...,......,,,,,,..,,MlSs Lena Archer
Benediction.
Senator Archer has presented a bill
to authorize the trustees of this town
ship to build two miles Of macadam-
lied road south from this city, accord
ing to Columbus reports. But they
must have mixed the direction indl-
Gated, as there is pike south Of town.
The new opera house has been thor
oughly wired by the Belmont Electrical
Company, and viii be ready for business
next week. It is the finest finished.
incest arranged house of It's kind in the
Ohio Valley.
The Republican congressional COM
mIttee meets at Steubenville to-day.
and the county central committee
meets at st. Clairsville, both to fix the
time and place for their respective con-
ventions.
The Gravel Hill Reading and Social
Club met at the home OF r. NJ. Gille-
land and wife last night, and was very
pleasantly entertained.
The Ladies' Auxiliary, Mrs. George
Walters, chairman, win hold a social,
with programme. at the Windsor hotel
on the 18th.
The Buckeye Fishing Club held nice
little banquet at their boat last evening
and entertained some friends.
Prosecuting Armstrong was in town
yesterday, and Auditor Aldredge the
previous day.
Mrs. Aldredge Is holding evangelistic
services at the A. NJ. E. church.