The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1909-01-15
WEST VIRGINIA NEIdHBoRs.

Therer was a fire at Wharncliffe
sunday which destroyed the resi-
aance Of John Ellis, which is own
q by Mrs J. L. Hatfield. The loss
y considerable but II was cover
q BY insurance. we understand. We
fAned 70 learn how the fire occur
ned. or any particulars Of the loss.
Xxx
The grand jury has brought IN
rumber Of indictments, notably sew
esaI for murder, against IL. A. Con-
ners fcA killing C. o. Smith at De-
\lnrne. Lloyd Mounts for killing
ban named Eldrldge near Vulcan. lra
coleman for killing Tom Harris Ut
Chattaroy. Andrew Noyello, who
nailed Nicholas Dantza at Lick
Furk. Corners trial is get for
next Monday, that Of Mounts Tor
Ian Williamson Enterprise,
Returns from the election held
wsdneday at Kehova indicates the
election OF the following officers:
W. b. Morris, Democrat was
sHscied mayor with 1906 votes. &.
W. Thompson. Democrat, was elect
= recorder. DIR. J. /. Miller Repub-
man, was elected councilman, and
I u, Way. Republican. and w, P.
Harris Democrat, tied for council.
Othsr councllmen elected are all
Democrats and they are NJ. B. Hat
IN. W. @. Smith. and Chas Lam
III
Claude Morning, II year Did
Gusandotte boy fell uLder the
wheels OF c. and O. freight train,
and was probably fatally injured.
one arm was torn from the body
Snd he is thought &c have sustain
q even more severe Internal inju.
riel The boy is son q AM
drew Morning. well known citizen
y GuyRndotte. The boy was remoS-
"a 70 the city hospital under The
care Of Drs. Cummings and Brown,
Il Guyandotte.
XXX
N. y. Meek. who purchased the lot
o. Third Ave. near the telegraph
office, win at once begin the cree
Sion OF handsome two story
briek business house IN Williamson.
Mr. Meek and his brother from Hunt,
Argion win open furnishing ostab-
HEhment In II, up-to-date in Cyeryr
respect, Mr.. Meek's friends viii be
lad TO know that he is going u
<ad another enterprise to our flour
ishIng town Williamson Enterprise.
XXX
While windlassing the Twelve Pole
Aoom at ceredo, u. S. Brown met
with serious injuries, A large wire
cable that had been drawn taut
snapped In two and one end OF II
struck him in the side also gave
KIm glnnclpg stroke on the head
His head was considerably gashed
aud three Of his ribs were broken
He was taken TO his home in a car
rage and Is now getting along very
nicely, although suffering much
pain
Falrmont. w Va. Jan. S.-The DO.
Dus OF 100000 demanded by tho In
Sependent Steel and Wire Company
% locate its combined plants In
Fairmont has been raised. according
% an official Of the Board Of Trade
So-night. The company now has
I0ur mills in operation in various
PARTS OF the country which will le
consolidated in Fairmont, giving EN-
ployment to l.6OO men. The construc
lion Of the plant, It was said tonight
VfIl begin early in the spring. The
eust Of the plant II is said will be
100000.
CIHrksburg, W. Va, Jan. s-A
dOur cornered fight on the liquor
fsature OF the coming session Of
suestIon will be the most interesting
ne legislature on next Wednesday
The old line prohibitionists will In
rist on submitting to the people
constitutional amendment absolute
b prohibiting the manufacture. ant
naIe Of spirituous liquors in the
6late.
Another faction insists that To-
cal option is the only solution o.
ne question. The liquor element Il
not satisfied with the present laws
and will urge what Is known al
-ths model license law"
xxx
Cefedo was visited by fire Fri
aay night for the first time in near
b two years. While passing thu
residence Of Nicholas Copley, on tn
corner Of d. and East Second Streets
shout one. o'clock, Ray Burke saw