The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-04-25

OF sale of real estate confirmed.
James Thompson VS. Anna
Thompson, absolute divorce
granted and leave given to re-
marry.
C. w. Richards, G. w. Gun
ningham, f. M. Richards, Henry
Richards, j. f. Richards, Jr.,
Henry Collins and f. T.. Cunning
ham were appointed Trustees of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Beech Valley.
Albert Smith VS. Minnie Harris.
and others, c. l.. Johnson waiv-
ed process and was made a de-
PENDANT in the suit. Continued.
Spencer Grocery Co. VS. J. A.
Buck, ct al, report of commits
sioner received and decree of sale
of real estate entered.
Lottic Cain VS. AL Cain, abso
lutte divorce granted, costs of
case and $50 statute fee awarded
to plaintiff.
e. A. Jarvis, executor of Nora
b. Edman, VS. j. II. Edman and
A. j. Ball, executor of estate of
G. t. Scott, referred to Albert
Smith, commissioner, to ascer-
property and debts of Nora b.
Edman.
ID. M. Bower VS. George Wayne
ct al, bill filed and plaintiff re-
plies generally,
S. S. Morton VS. Mary Ellen
Morton, decree of divorce from
bed and board granted.
Court adjourned Wednesday
evening.
Charleston, w. Va, April 20. -
That the State of West Virginia
will shortly begin the expenditure
of the $4,000 appropriated by
the last session of the State legi-
stature for the location, erection
and maintenance of the State Tu-
berculosis Sanitarium provided
for in House Bill No. POP, is evil
denced by the result of the Joint
meeting of the State Board of
Health and the State Board of
Control held in the office of Gov
ernOr Glasscock at Charleston on
Thursday of last week, when it
was ordered that offers be re-
quested for suitable site for the
proposed sanitarium, and whed
Thursday, June 1. 1911, was fixed
as the date, and theoflice of the
State Board of Control as the
place, when and where all offers
of sites will be considered.
In one of the fifty-fve counties
of the State, the proposed sani-
tarium will be located. In which
one, depends largely upon the
site that will be offered, and the
inducem ents that will be set
forth; upon the proximity of the
site to a railroad, the adequacy of
its water supply, the quality of
the land, its attitude, freeness
from fog, price, etc. While sey-
eral communities in the State
have already engaged in an effort
to secure the location of tbs new
est of all West Virginia State
institutions, the two State boards
that are given the power to Sc
lect the location are anxious that
every county in the State which
has a suitable site to offer shall
have equal consideration, and in
view of this the two boards at
their last Thursdays meeting adj
opted brief list of specifications
to guide the individual or COM
munitd having a site to offer,
which specifications are herewith
set forth, viz:
First The tract of land offered
as site must contain not less
than 500 acres. Second The
location must be at or near a
railroad. Third There shall be
an ample water supply for use
in the buildings and for sewage:
size of stream on land should be
stated. Fourth Offers must
state how much land is cleared,
how much woodland, buildings
thereon situate and their present
value; good, fertile land is pre-
ferrcd; acreage must be stated.
Fifth Altitude at highest and
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