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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
to- GET
THOMPSON LINES

Additional engineers have started
TO work IN the Connellsville section
for the completion Of plans Tor the
construction of the Hniontown and
Wheeling Short Line 1t IS under
stood that actual work VIII be start
ed within the next few weeks. En-
oineers viii also complete plans
within the next month for the con-
struction Of the line from Being
ton. Barbour county, to RogersVllie.
which Is being pushed BY the sam.i
interests controlling the Short Line
a connection at RogersFiiie viii
be made with the Short Line and the
road viii thus be made a very I'M
portant connecting link Besides
the Grafton and Belington difisip
of the Baltimore & Ohio and the
terminus Of the Western Maryland,
Belington has number of other
important roads, including the
Buckhannon and Northern, Roar
ing Greek and Charleston and lines
leading to the important coal fields
The company viii eXpend a large
amount Of money on terminal facli=
ties at that CITY. This company Is
financed by Dy F. Maroney; J. Y
Thompson and others and the prop
critics vii be later turned over to
the Gould Interests
The Wabash has commenced OPP
erating the Grcss Greek railroad, a
six-miIe coal road built by the Wash
ineton County Goal Company from
.ETella on the Pitfsburg line Of the
Wabash. Passenger and freight
service viii be installed-on the=new
road IN a short time A special
train was run to Cedar Grove ON
the new road today, carrying several
of those interested IN the Washing
ton County Coal Company.
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FACTORIES
COMING

In addition to the prospective
glass factories for Clarilsburg mem
TONED IN Yesterday Telegram, still
two others are headed this way and
as all roads lead to the Fuel CITY OF
The Fuel State many more VII be IN
operation here within the next few
wears An authority on tie subject
saws all such industries are bound to
come into West Virginia which 3
pronounced the best and richest gas
state IN the Union. Tins authority
points ont that gas fields IN Indiana
and Ohio to say nothing OF other
states. where it exists m less. degree,
are fast becoming exhausted because
Of the dram on them by the large
cities. while West. Virginia IS 50 Tar
away from the big cities that her
gas. fields are largely spared these
e drainages
In consequence of the conditions
in Indiana and the splendid induce
ments in this section, r. r. Faux
or. of Green Castle, Ind, on old, ex-
-perienced glass manufacturer, IS
isere prospecting with the intention
Of locating two large wIndog glass
ftdt6rifs in tins community he.
Represent well-to-tlo people and has
ple.if.= Of financial tJackmg- There
Is every assurance that they viii be
important industries, If located here
and there seems 10 be no doubt that
they VIII come Mr. Faulkner has .
haIf dozen sites IN view, but has not.
definitely decided on any Of them.
The proposition he brings Is good
one and C1arksburg can ili-aford- to
let this opportunity escape.
II. W. Wells, the head of the
Salem window glass factory, ae-
companied Mr.. Faulkner to the clty
and IS aiding him in coming 70 a
final decision and IN the negotiations
for a site and gas.
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ATTRACT VE GHAAGE
AT OPERA HOUSE

When the Grand opera house
opens its doors for the theatrical ma
som of 1906-O7 the patrons of that
popular play house Will-f1ld quite
n surprise awniting them The en-
tire interior from front door to back
sfage wall has been gone over by
carpenters, painters; plasterers and
plumbers, until the whole house n
like brand new.
The first feature that VIII strike
the eve and one that has long been
needed is the ladies room to the
right of the lobby, entrance 70 which
is now effected from the lobby. a
maid win be in attendance and the
room will he fitted up with ali regaT1
for comfort and eonEenienee. and
with this the management VII sup
ply face powder and hair-pips gratis
An entirely new outfit Of scenery
painted by an Italian expert-lgdl re-
fieve the eyertbis season
The list Of bookings for the sea
son comprises TIE highest class shows
that have ever been seen at the
theatre and plaYgsers can look for
ward to the comiEg theatrical year
with plensureabls anticipation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
LOCAL 6IRL
nIe0RRIGIBL


Clara -lFfltsy, a fourteen-year 7'9l q
girl. who fesides With ssli1er mother On.
Locust streets this city, va be sent
to the Girls Industrial School -
Salem within the next few days
Clara il the daughter Of MIS- Sussn
Wiley and. the Oldest of a family 81
four. Her conduct has been such
of late chat her mother was nearly.
driven 10 distraction and rs con-
sequence Mrs. Wiley last evening
s1rpre ont a warrant for the g3rE
eharrinq her With incorrogib lily
and vicious conduct. Gsnsst4lll1s
Lyon served fhe5zs rant and the elEs
spent the might in-the county llt..
She was brought before Spurs
Harry Gordon at 1890 o'clock this
morning and the, hearing beguf
Rev. Walter Duncan was apPolntea
guardian of the child a. required By
law and Dr. NJ. J. Bartlett was the
medical examiner. Both gentlemen
thoroughly. Investigated the attair
and decided that the young miss, va, va.
a fit subject for a training school
such as that conducted at SateIH.
She seemed repentant during the
hearing and. wept bitterly She e
rafher a comely child but she has be-
haved in such a manner that tins.
course was the only one open 10 the
mother and the autherihes-
Details were arranged sooner than
anticipated and the girl was taken
TO Salem this. afternoon although not
without some difficulty Constable
Coffman. accompanied her. 4ne
girl Is very stubborn and refused 70.
20 with one or two officers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
e 0. EKGORSI0NS

There will be an excursion next
Saturday night from this city to
Pittsburg. The train viii leave
here at 1O:45 p. M and returning
viii leave Pittsburgs at G O'Clock on
Sunday, evening. The fare for the
roundztrip viii be $500. There
will be a night excursion to Wash
ington and Baltimore Saturday
|. July 71s Fhe round trip fare to
washington will he 81, and $3.50 to
Baltimore The train leaves at
6:15 p. m.
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.INSTRUGT TORS in
BIG CONVENTION
AZ Assnciated Presa.

NEW HAVEN Conn, july 10
The AIherieans Institute, Of In
struction2 opened its annual 5eonyen-
ton today with sessions IN several
departments. There was q general
session in Woolsey hail at which the
speakers were Prof. Albert G. Kel-
Ter. Of Yale: President F. ". Ham
ilton. of TnffszC College, and Kate
Stevens. of the Teachers Training
COLLEGE. In. Londan. This was fol-
lowed by repartment meetings,ln the
departments. OF public schools and
finance Calvin n. Kendall, super
intendent of schools of indianapolis,
Ind, spoke On the extent OF eduea-
ton which public schools Ought 70
give. He made the point that teach=
ers were. porly paid
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
TO CANADA IN AUTO

C. p Howell and George -
Cherpening. viii leave at 4 O'clock
Wednesday morning for q. trip -
Canada IN Mr.. Hoyell's automo9lie,
They viii 20 by Graftons the 5sner-
andoah valley, Washington, Phila-
deiphia. New York, mp the Hnosell
ia Buffaio, and thence into Canadaa
.RetuTniug they viii enc ~ Cleye7
land. They expect to- Inalses epe
ronnd trip in 2I days. According
"a schedule they viii arrive IA -Al 81
fipsburg Thursday night at
O'Clock. They viii start with 10 gai-i
Ions of gasoline and other supple
and have the same replensaed
whenever necessary. They lookup
on the trip with much pleasant an
ticipation.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
SIX STRAY HORSES
FOUND ON STREETS

There wasn't any police court this
morning although the police made
six arrests last night. The culprits
were horses supposed to belong to n
local transfer man Two of the
night officers found them strolling
around town about IL o'clock last
night and they were taken to the
Williams livery barn. The owner
called for them this. morning and
after paying $500 was allowed 10
have his property.
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off For Wheeling

Mrs. Belle Bassell. Miss Louisa
Bassell, Miss Doth White, Mrs j..
W. Stuart, Miss Alice NLcGregor,
Miss Mary Davis, Henry Redmire,
W. s. zonbro. Floyd B. Martin and
II. d. Boughner left7at 6 45 O'Clock
this morning for Wheeling to attend
the State Christian Endeayor con-
-vention. j. G.. Roane and about 20
Endeayorers from Weston. and near
bypoints1oined the specialize. p. car
here. and at Fairmont-as many more
Joined the specials.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
MANY FOREIGNERS
COME TO u S.
fBy Associated Press. J

NEW YORK, July .10-More
than million immigrants entered
the United States through Ellis Is
land station during the fiscal year
ending June 80, last. The exact
number was l.O62, o54, an increase
of 199.075 over the previous year.
.Tbe largest number came form
Southern Italy, 222. sos, and the
sHebrewss7were second with 125 900.
The Immigrants brought with them
a total 'ofrnineteenE million dollars.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL S
IS ACQUITTED
(Bv- Associated Press.)

CRONSTADT, July 10-Admir-
al RojestvensIy, tried on the charge
of surrendering 70 the enemy after
the battle Of the Sea of Japan-Bas
acquitted today after the court had
deliberated for nearly ten hours
-Four officers of the torpedo boat de-
strover. Bedovis on trial with the
Admiral. were found guilty of hay
ing premediatively surrendered the
Bedovi: and all four we're con-.
tIemned to death by shooting. But
on account of extenuating ,circum-
stances. the Emperor viii be- request,
ed to commute the sentences to dis
nissaI from servise and to be depriy=
cd OF certain rights which they
would otherwise enjoy
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
LAWN FETE 4 SUCCESS

The Hearriages committee of the
eolored Pythians held very sue
cessful lawn fete at the home OF
Rev Cochran on Monticello avenue
Monday night. There was a large
attendance and the finances showed
upsin great shape. The COMMITTEES
is quite thankful to the public, fer
tie patronage given. Another viii
be held next Monday night The
receipts are to 60 to defrayfng the
expense for carriages to be used on
tie occasion of the Grand Lodge
meeting here July 81 and August
land 2,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
DEWEY MAKES
SPEED RECORD
7(BF Associated Press


WASEfINGION. July Il-Just
JOB davs after it sailed from
Soiomone Island. in the Chesapeake
BAY. the great dry-doek Dewey ar
rived at 0iongape, p L, yesterday.
having finished its perilous voyage
of more than II, 600 miles with an
average speed of 100 miles day Tor
the time Is was IN motion Great
credit Is due its commander, H h.
HosIey. for the careful manner N
which he eondncted the DeReE on
this long voyage. !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
BIG BOSS IGGE|l
HARRISON COUNTY IN s


John ~ 1IcGraF, Of ra1tons
uas here Monday night from Deer
Park, where he has q summer home
The object 81 his visit Is said to have
becn 3 political nature, and more u
arIianiaflv to use the party WHIP
here = good deal of a differ
.ncs o opinion locally. on the max
c6ngressional candidate The
CLIQUE leaders IN tins and an ad-
ioininf eonnty are said to be bent
"a forcing the nomination ola wen
known Fafrmont gentleman, while
they are being bueked by friends OF
Cof. IL. n. Houston, of this city, and
Thomas r. Hornor, of Weston. q he
fthl Is on the quiet 50 far but ls.lasf
I5nii4id to the surface and promises
IN the eonyention to be one of the
most bitter that has ever occurred IN
tie liirfy. Under the Circumstance
sre = avery reason to believe there
tzill l.a disruption impossible oil
healihq and the detection this fat
: III be greater than ever. 1t IS
stated on good authority that Col.
MeGraqs visit here did not result.
"a. tie slightest degree of harmonic
1np the factions and that he was not
al encouraged. over the outlook.
OF course, 1T Is needless to state
that he Is lined up with the clique
lelders and his object was to bring
such pressure to bear as would force
the other fellows to knuckle, but
without avail.
There are many leading Demo
lrafic workers who are ayerse to Nc
lSraw and object seriously and
frennously, as web as yoicferously,
- his attempts to take hand IN 2
ellt that's outside Of his own dis
tfiei and which they assert they
can handle TO their own satisfaction.
While Col AIcGraw did not sue
ceod IN bringing about an under
Standing on this trip, yet he Is not
one to give up hope, and the party
lash WI be held threateningly over
the reeaIeitrants until the hopeless
ness Of the situation painfully daWns
on the big boss.
There Is already considerable open
Remuneration of the avowed inten-
fion6 OF cStCdin 4eauCAS u - 2.
to dictate the nomination as ex-
pressed BY some OF them at the con-
rr,essioIaI committee meeting. 1ndl-i
cations cropped out sufficiently there
3 warn the leaders that there Is to
i5e resistance of the most bitter sort
AGAINST their attempts to set-up the
primaries and convention IN favor
81 some. slated candidate, and that
s6cH an effort would bring forth a
storm of indignation in the eonven-
hon here Ang. % as to result IN a
pitched battle.
With such conditions prevailing
IS not strange that the big boss
would HE himself here to paeify the
insurgents, if possible. but he did
not succeed, and it Is emPhatically
declared that he may as well keep
his hands off.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
SCHOOL BOARDS SETTLE.

Sheriff J. N. Flanagan rs at Ro-
mines Mills this Afternoon making
the annual settlement with the Blk
district school board. Deputy
sheriff ". z. Leonard IS At Salem
settling with the Tenmile and Salem
INDEPENDENT boards and VIII settle
with the Union district hoard az
Good Hope tomorrow. Deputy
Sheriff John g. lang viii settle
with the Clay district beard Z at
Shinnston ThuFsdas-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
LICENSE REPORT
MADE TO AUDITOR

County Clerk Charles F. Holden
mailed his report of the first hall
of the license year to the state
auditor this afternoon The aggres-
.0ate amount collected FOR the. period
Is SO .s94. 80, a falling off from the
same period last year of S1s214.3.5.
which Is accounted for by. fhe faet
that some of the wholesale breweTtes
paid storage license last year under
the old law and are not requITeet-to
do so this year. The licenses are
divided as, follows:
81 hotels, % liquor licenses, =
Wholesale briweries, one ale and por-
Ter. 10 druggists, spool and bowling.
8 efrcuses, merry-go-round, %
peddIers, 4 auetioners, 10 real estate
j money broker, 6 junk dealers 296
tobacco dealers 81 cigarette, 4 pistol
dealers. Is automatic devices, :
cigarettes and cigarette paper ;rtotai
amount SO, $3.50.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
STATE HISPEGTS
TAGGbRTS BOOKS

= WEST .BADEN,- Ind, July 10
The attorney general and. auditor ~
the state today made demand Tor
an examination of all the bookssof
the West Baden and Frenelf LEX
Springs HoteT Companies, Neither
Nr. TaggaTt nor Mr.. Sinclair raised
any 5bjection to the demand. Ille
Investigation viii take tW,o days
Tho suits brought by the hotel com.
panies to cancel the leases to tho
casinos because of. violation Of the
anti-gambling clauses in thems were
called at Paoh today
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
VII Move Plant

Afessrs. SIayton 6 Bryan, who re
Gently purchased the coca-cola
boiling plant in this city. have
leased the Raymond building on
North Fourth street in~Glen Elk
and Will move the plant from
Stur1n & Wilson's next Saturday in
to the building leased by them. They
are meeting with great success in
their new yeptuFe,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
YARD MASTER HARPER
-. AND .FAMILY. LEAVE

: -yesl Yardmaster T. z. Harper
las LETT the. service Of the b. & o.
At, least temporarily. NJ, Harper
and family departed this morning
for Rudolph. Ohio. where he VIII en-
.fer the hotel business BE has SC
cured a six months leave OF absence
bHE it is doubtful if he ever Pe=enters
The service, as his health has not
Been OF the best for some time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
WILSON VISITS
STOCK YARDS
A. Associafed -

CHICAGO, July 1ozSeeretary
of AqrfcHlture Wilson continued his
-invesfieation of the local stock yards
today. aud made trip through sew
eraI plants before breakfast = lie
continued his investigation until
late IN the morning and expressed
himself satisfied with what he saw
there.
cit seems to me- sid the Secre-
tary. sethe packers are working with
commendable yigor to make I'M
provements. and I understand there
VIII be no let up in the work until
they have fixed things as the govern
ment wants them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
TAFT CHANCES HOUR
-fBy Associated Press.

CoEUMBUS, %, July 1O-At
the request of Secretary VIM Isl.
Taft. the State Bar Association has
so altered Its program that he will
deliver his address in the convention
of the association at Put-in-Bay at
two O'Clock "Wednesday afternoon in
stead of dt 9 O'Clock in the forenoon,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
.ELKS DEE
FOR DENVER

A number of Glarksburgers- leave
at 1880 O'Clock tomorrow morning
for Denver, Colorado,.to attend the
annual Reunion of the Eills. In
the party viii be p. II. Shields, jay
RefeE Simie NusbanIn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Douds. Mr.. and Mrs-zG.
n. West, Col D. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs Geofge Johnston, and Mr.. and
Mrs. John King and daughter, Of
Weston. They viii go by way Of
Chicago and Omaha, and return by
Kansas City and St Louis. Some
of the party will go to Yellowstone
Park. before returning. The major
number, of the party viii return in
three weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
BOTH WEDDINGS
I'll SINE EAN!IEY

A pleasant Wedding occurred neaI
the Mt Olive church Of the United
Brethren IN Christ, at Jaryisvilles
by which Arlie NJ. Mckinney and
Ida III. Allen were joined together
BIZ Rev. C. /. Edgett, the brides pas
tor. The contracting parties are
weR and fayorably known and Their
many friends will join in wishing
them long and happy life This
is the second wedding Rev. Edgett
has officiated at in these two fami-
lies. the other occurring New Years
eve, two brothers having married
two sister.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
Souvenir Fost cards

s sASusbanm's book store has Placgd
on the market two postcards ore
Is a. view Of Main street during the
war IN 1862, and Is relic Welli
worth preserving. The other giFes
ten views Of the city. They are
handsome and valuable cards and
win doubles have a tremenlops
sale.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
IWlLlGAT GaME

Broad OAKS and Clarksburg sec
ond nine VIII indulge IN q twilight
game ats 30 o'clock this evening at
the ball grounds at Union park
The battery for flSs1nrg is eem-
prised Of Sandy and Mex inneys and
of Broad OaI.s Deems and Matz-- A
close contest Is expected
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
Short Line Booming

While freight business on the
main line is about normal at the
present time, the Short Line Is ex-
periending a boom that is rather un=
usual. For come time past allcrews
have been extremely busy and ell
are working Just as much as they
can ftaHd,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
PRESIDERT WATSON HERE

President Clarence W. Watson, Of
the FaiTmont Coal Company, ar
rived shere at 1890 o'clock Tuesday
morning IN his private car, No. 904,
from Baltimore, and was accompan-
led BY Vice President J. a. Wheel
right, and General Manager Lee j..
Malone. They went from this city
o Fairmont.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
SION PLAYS Weston

The SALEM baseball team went 70
Weston this morning to play Weston
there this aIternoon They looked
rood and went up with the intention
FL defeat Weston as badly sas CIarys=
Ibprg did last week
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
TAKEN
It'd PEIELTENTIARY

-Four convicts We're taken from the
Harrison county jail Tuesday after
non to the peniteBtiary at Mounds
Vile Guard F. NJ Howard from
the penitentiarY took them heavily
liandeuffed. They are Rolley b.
Golden, one year, for burglars: E. o.
rIiwigqs. two wears, for embezzle-
mentss George B. lYhitlach, two
years, for padding pay roll of b. q
O.. and Frank w. Collins; two years,
for grand larceny. They were taken
over the Short Line at 2;30 O'Clock.
sfIiey attracted considerable atten-
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Miner Iujured

Mike Kinlia. a Slav, was injured
IN PinnieBinuick coal mine Monday
evening and taken to the Miners
bospitd at Fairmont, 9eseay
morning. He had his right leg
mashed BY a fall Of slate:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-10
ROOT VISITS
THE S0L0NS

SAN JBAN,P. b, July 1O-Sec-
retarT Rot and Governor Winthrop
-todslI visited the House of Delegate
and showed much interest in the
proceedings. Mr.. Root afterward
reviewed the Porto Rico regiment
ana expressed admiration of the ap-
-pearanee of the soldiers.
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q
RECEIPT

~ bushes barometer post-
oiiice 81 a cItf may be sa1el5 =
It's receipts are an index q tle
volume 81 business of q place "a.
Whenever they show gains or
the business OF a city may be
1llrfed on the increase or decrease
the case may be WithSthe receipts
FairInont is vainly boashne Of the
1n6enftnde Of the receipts q the
65sf0ifice there and Is making some
very hatef1i comparisons to Nor
rartoun and Grafton. But Clarlls-
burg towers above them all, O. IS
shown by the local pOstofiee figures
and. according to the argument used,
these figures are convincing beyond
possible dispute.
The business. for the year ending
June 30, 1906, at the ClarksouEg
postofice. amounted 70 $55536S 50.
and bad conditions IN the community
not changed IN some respects Wonid
4i,ieS reached more than $50 900, IT
5s firmly believed, The business Mt
fhe Fairmbnt office for the same per-
fod amounted to but S54,091.S2, or
5tss frf round numbers nearly $1,000
less than at .ClariHburg. The
amount Of business at the Morgan
town Office for the same period 7eas
500 97e.16, and at Grafton 80
31I65.7 SOFT IS seen that Clarks-s
burS Is almost double dorgantoWn
and Grafton and handsomely leads
Fairmant
rFBesrseeiinfs for the local postoiice
for the year are as follows by quart
ers
Qaarter ending Sept 90,
1905 - ,----s osA7Ass,9
Quarter ending Decem-
Der 81 1905 9,ssss-sA
Quarter ending March
81. 1906 -. ...-.,- 9,O9S.59
Quarter ending June 30,
1906. ; .c--.-..> 1872 90
Total ..-..-.. s IS, 36s-s3I
Receipts ending June 30,
Showing gam of - 2,767.55
At Fairmont the number OF letS-
ters and packages received Tor
REGISTRATION during the year was
4 .7s2. while the Clarlsburg Office for
the same period received GAIT for
registration. or about 1,700 more
than Fairnont.
CldflsbuEg is much nearer the
ffst-cla than any Of the Offices
mentioned, and; as an Office whose
receipts are $4,000 or more q year,
is an office of the first class,
it VIII be in that cla within the
next year OF so