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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Classify BUSINESS Chances
GREATEST AGENTS. seller ever
produced. Every user Of pen and
Ink buys on sight. I.arge profits,
Particulars for stamp. sample zoe
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ne Markets


tuy Eveninn uerals A. a. tsesea wirsl
New York ialy lS'-- ina0snceS mat
contributed 20 last weeks dun aud
irregular market we're again In evi-
dence today with the added difference
% Increased aagfeasiyeneas b. tho
shorts From an uneventrul opening
the list soon developed a weak tone
HUI lesueg, recent bnlwarke, sold on
With Union Pacific, Reading. Cana
dian. Pacific, steel. AmaiRamated.
Consolidated Gas and other promi.
neut Issues IN the special group
there were declines IN American sur-
ar and Beet sugar. which reflected
pendlns tarir leglslRtlon nj Washing
ton. while American Tobacco also fell
sharply.
Bonds were steady.
Tho usual mixture Of gains and
losses were shown IN the carly deal.
luGs ON the stock exchange today
There WAS some further strength In
Hiii issues, Westinghouse and Repuh.
Nc Iron. the lass named ginning more
than a point. Active stocks including
ReadinE. Union Pacific ard coppers,
were fraciionpIly Lover,
Leading stocks cvlnoed a better ten.
dohcy after the opening. but this was
OFFSET by weakness Ia some OF the ppo-
cialtieH especially the tobacco group.
American Tobacco DECLINING four
points. Closing prices;
some recovery IN the sugar shares
and slight beltcrmcnt In stocks OF
more Importance was recorded dur
ing the very dun noon hour.
Further hardening Of prices on q
minimum OftradinB was noted In the
Iste afternoon. some stocks. notably
Northern Pacific, selling abovo last
weeks close.
The market closed heavy. Biscuit,
rose four points In the last hour
Missouri Pacific bonds fell I a and z
points and tho stock yielded / point
The movement otherwise was fea.
tureiesH. Closing prices;
call m0uev IS M2N per cent
Prime hapers ~ per cent
Silver. g0lkc.
Mexican dollars. 4sc.
Copper, $3.50.
Tin. 945.h0.
Lead. ta.e0ms.7S,
Amalgn mated, SIX.
SuEnr, res.
Atchison. i0sH
Great Northern. 1914.
New York Central. iibM.
Northern Pacific. i23M.
NRcadinR. iG3M.
ffcuthprr Pacific, tt0h.
Union Pacific. 1874.
Steel. GsA.
steel preferred. il2M.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
WANTED-TO BUY

er~reesrsNnsNfsrrNNSNre NuNuu~-N ~r~Nteeereeee.
WANTED TO BUY - secondhand
folding top typewriter desk; must
be- IN first class condition. Address
President g, II. Boyd, University Of
New Mexico. n
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
T.Igln nntter Ouoiatlon.

ElRln. III. July 2o,-fhe quOtn;lOn
committee of the Elgin board of trade
this afternoon declared butter steady
at 20 cents a pound.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

81. Louis, July --WoOl--Steady!
territory and western mediums. 20M
2tc; nne mediums. 10000; fine
lsW lie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29
FOR RENT....Offices.

Beautiful ground floor offices for
rent. Lights, water ard tanitor free.
Rents very reasonable 10 responsible
partlea. Apply Continental Casualty
company. -sirickier Bldg.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29


6 10 70 cent? lower. lishia t7.aan
AS. mtNod' 4I.toMN.4t hnetY. s1.8n
mN.Iot fouNh. tIfnM1.tof uIga.
feiH0801oi bulk ~ sales. t7.a3n
s,1g.
sheep Receipts $4,000. market
soc, western. e8.ab t.7b; yeariInea.
st.qo0 t.sQs native lamna tt.abG
1895 western lambs. ft.a5 d 100.
Knneas Ciay Iiveefock.
Kansas Citys July 1e.---f,aitio-~fle
coipln II eco. including 5000 south
crna: market steady 20 Toe lower. ma
tive steers. 8e.2bne.b6 southern
steers. sa.60Ne.1s, southern COWS
and holfers. Sy.as2s.so, native COWS
and hclfe4t' 81.e9M6.7b: mockera ana
feeders. ef.0OHe.1s: bulls. $3.50
$50: calves si.5ons,25; Western
steers. ls.soG sso; western cows.
Hogs- Receipts t.sos. market Be
lower; bulk of sales, Sy.s00S.io;
heavy. t7.ah e. s,O0i packers and
butchers, s7.eons.t0; lights. ts.0O0
Sis: pigs. so.O0ff 100.
Sheep Receipts b.0e0: mmrket 10
10 4 B cents higher. muttona. sa.b0a
$50: lambs. f5.b0fT 1.35: range weth-
ore and yoarlinEs. $500 300, range
ewes, $4,000 SIS.
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AOSr.

@>fNr>s>S~s'@sr>s4~sr>~r
LOST or misplaced, discharge papers
from aard infantry. and NJ. T.. Of
Manila. Please return to g. =. Bull
lock (Young Jeffriesl and receive re-
ward, OF leave at Herald office,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

New York. July 20. - Cotton, spot
closed quiet fifteen points higher;
MlddlinK uplands. si3.4O; MlddlinR
cur. Sia.O5. Sales, 1890 bales.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

GET OUR flaurna on paIpllns. pa
per hanaing. tlnilnn and maiof|aA
Burnett A MRrtla. sce Ehal GUnieal
avenue. IA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

Exceptionally good proposition for
young man Who can speak spanish,
Must be of good habits. Reply IN own
handwriting. BOX w. j., Hernld
office. soc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

WANTEn---Cood amateur vaudeville
performers; also musicians playing
in brass. Address California Carnival
Co, Box 81, Albuquerque. Up
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Chicago, July az NORTH wInda
cooling and drying the fields where
damage was threatened from black
rust made the wheat market tnrn
weak today. The plague was report
ca az new points. especially In North
that actual harm had been done. IL
vas said the Yield Ia Kansas will be
ZOE 600 .0en bushels. Opening prlcea
were unchanged TO MIhc lower.
September started AZ % a3ttc. a loss
Of so Nc 20 3 q Nc and declined 10
asEr. c.innine prices were firm.
q n &c net higher az 9thc.
Because offerings were unusually
light. corn prices advanced rapidly.
Several large concerns showed much
activity on the buying side. Septem-
Der opened Mahc of 20 like
amount amount, ~ seM az gsomc. AN, and
wes strong. I Y epi ~ net higher for
September, NJ eeMc.
Oats received oppoaing influences
from wheat and corn. AZ result
the market seemed 10 be unable u
make much heRdwny IN either dlrec.
tion, september started UNCHANGED
10 sc odwn az sax q aac. ana react.
I'd 10 3aM m33Mc
Packers were credited with sup
porting provisions. First sales ranged
from $40 lower TO 2sc up. with Sep,
tembcr delivery 1925 FOR pork
tlO.s2M Tor lard ana 5000 for ribs
Closing prlccH:
Whcat--July, saAc. Septembei
sac.
corn-JulM 7i%c; September
Ghc.
oats.-July. 4GMc: September
Porn september, slss7H@is.aO.
l.ard--Septemb slO,77h
Ribs-September fi0.g2A Al 1885.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

Parcels and hangaRe dollvoFnas
quick sorvleo A1huquerauo Parcel
Delivery Phone AZ. sunday Ana
nishta Phone go.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

FOR REMIT, 2. 3. ana t-FoOm
houses: furnished or unfurnished.
bti =, broadway, or Orpheum BLDG
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

FOR SALE

Bot,llng works complete, Including
two HORSES and 4 wagons; a berEalnl
good paying business. IsraSOn for
selling, owner wants 10 leave town.
Address H. Herald Offlcc.
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HOUSES FOR RENT


FOR RisNT--NIcoly fnrniahod cot
,age with slcepInE porch. 1913 ,.
Walter street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

ta,o0e--s-room frame. bath. large
porcbes. cellar. tot e3wxftsf fliFh-
lands, near car lines terms
ts,s00--b.foom modern bnnaslow.
large lot; good location. N. nth III
- .aee--a-reefn. s-ainrf modefh
brick dwelling. hot water heat, 40
ward.
ta.0o0--G-room grarne and hatn.
cellars fourth ward, nens car line.
i,sbQ~-S.room frame. modern. an
ward. near car line; terms.
ti,t0o--Ono B.room franc ana ono
two-rnom frame. both on lut 5gAif1.
on car line; terms
saaee~-B-room urscu. modern. ven
mutt hardwood lloees are blhoa, ooF-
nor lot s7eo caah. balance : pas
cent
tt,00o--7.Foom. 2 story ssncco lnl6A
fesidenca. hot waiter heal, aaoa Gus.
buildings. lawn. trees. shruabery: iol
Isxisz. close sni ti7ao cash. balanss
per cent,
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tIItIMl1 GILMAN ~ v
Tn9 Acme Hpunp fnA window
Cleaning, pfdofa ASumplIF nliNH2N0
%. aatlHIaclIn1 auAfhh tpe1, WE ttp
chimncye. uflleq 40 West 9l'fnF,
Phone aol.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-29

WANTED-CarpetH 10 clean. ". a.
ooff aOb w. Central. Phone sSs'
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Modern rooms for
light housekeeping. $40 w. Iron
avenue. Il
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FOR sALE-HEisuellnnsous

FOR aALE-The furniture or ysro0fn
house, all In good condition. 4
bargain Tor cash. inquire iis West
Gold.
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ron SALE--New Era motorcycle. sol
south Thlrd street. ~. . -. str
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WANTED
~.NNNNS>yeNesrs>re>e s~r~~sNs>~su,e
WANTED--Carpeta 10 ulean. ". a.
ooff. a0B w. Central. phone b0e'
amateur vaudeville
performers; also musicians playing
in brass Address California Carnival
Co, Box 81, Albuquerque. 2-p
@------.---------.--- --s-----------,-----
Exceptionally good proposition Tor
young man Who can speak Spanish,
Must be OF good habits. Reply Ia own
BOX w. ~, hetnld
office. SOC
HOUSES FOR RENT
S~4~s~~~~~~J~~sN~- s>.~-f,S>~r-~NNs~
FOR i,IsNT--.Nlcoly fnrntahod cot
,age with sleeping porch. 1913 y
Walter street.
FOR RENT, q. 3. ana t-Foom
houses; furnished or unfurnlshed.
btt y, broadway, or Orpheum Bldg.
------------------------- --------------~------
10 RnNT--Wooisey bungalow; FUR
niahed or unTurnlahedI reasonable
rental. Apply "a. n. j., y. o. Boz ts4
or room AZ, 6tarn BldH.. City.
FOR RENT---StorerOOm.
Nes~~~~~e~-rs~~-eueSee erue~NurO~csN-eees~s~s
FOR RENT--For storage purpoeee. e
large oemented basement on tracks,
Inquire il7 ~. TiIeras. u
ROOMS FOR RENT
eNsNN~~N~sN~uNuNNNf~ ru>~.pesss.n~N-es~.
ron RENT--2 Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. sol North Sec
ond. n
FOR RENT - Modern rooms for
light housekeeping. $40 w. Iron
avenue. Il
-----------~---------s---- -
For RENT--slx rooms above Crown
Furniture store, iit West Gold. n
--------------------
For RENT--2 large rooms complete
~ furnished for housekeeping,
modern. Rooms single or On suite
I,GtG West Coal.
FOR RENT--Thirty-.hree room
completely furnished apartment
house. one. two ana three room
suites. Price and rent reasona BILE
Strong BPos.. a0i n. second.
FoR Modern sleeping rooms
including larEe front room; also
light housekeeping rooms. state
Hotel. Fourth and Central. al
For RENT-sO7 North SIXTH; fouI
rooms; modern; cellar. 900 North
/ First; thrce.roGm cottage. L. n
4 ~
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FOR RENT--slx rooms above Crown
Furniture store. ia West Gold. Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
PEACE IN THE COAL FIELD.

Probably we will not have a strike
In the bituminous coal fields. At the
last moment operators and miners
agreed upon a compromise which
seems to be reasonably fair. A short
shut down Will occur. and after tina:
work will probably be resumed in
most important coal centers. The
public. the miners and the operators
are TO be congratulated upon the
happy conclusion OF these negotiations.
The consumers are the greatest suf.
ferers in the cas- OF a coal strike.
The loss, inconvenience and direct
damage resulting from a long coal
strike are often far heavier than the
loss OF wages n the loss to the OBJ
orators. Just aLa time when trade
OF all kinds is reviving slowly but
surely. when the prospects for active
business. aside from election compIi-
cations are as good as could we'll be
desired, a general coal strike would
have been a calamity. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

be radical Abolitonsts
Lincoln himself as or a time considerably disturbed W these nomina-
lions He feared that the ticket would receive support enough in som States
to ause a majority tob be given for George B Mcclellan, the Democratic an
dhate for President. by those States
A few weeks before the election Il as announced hat Montgomery BLAIR
who became Postmaster General on Lincolns Inauguration, had resigned
Shortly after the resignation of Montgomery Blair Fremont withdrew from
the Aboutonbt, o. radical Republican Presidential ticket and with his with
drawal the whole movement collapsed.
Some time following the nomination OF Fremont for President, a very
Republican called upon President Lincoln and said:
Mr.. President, I do not know whether you are aware OF the fact that
General Fremont entertains the most violent personal dislike for YOUR Post
master General. Montgomery Blair It is my impression that Fremont at
tributes your action in revoking his proclamation OF emancipation in Mis-
souri, to the influence of Frank Blair. II St Louis (he Union leader in Mis-
souri, at tn outbreak of the war;, and Montgomery Blair, his brother. Now.
l have been assured that in ase Mr. Blair could be induced to withdraw
from your cabinet then General Fremont would withdraw from the Presiden-
tl ticket recently nominated at Cleveland. II he does withdraw, then the
movement will collapse"
Lincoln at this interview said nethng that led his friend to suspect that
did learn. however. that a little later the President and Mr. Blair we're in a
long conference at the White House. The presumption Al that Mr. Lincoln
told the Postmaster General what the situation was leaving it to Mr. Blair
to act - he thought best Mr.. Blair did act and &c acted that Fremont
promptly withdrew from the Presidential ticket and the reelection of Lincoln
In 1864 IA from that moment assured.
This. / vas assured. as a bit of unwrtten history and It explains what
to any at b. time was the mysteryo Of Fremontsw withdrawal from h Cleve-
land Presidential ticket
Copyright, 1912, by Z. ] Edwards. All rights reserved)
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards win tell OF AN AboMionist Who Ran for
President"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

the vigorous stand they have taken
in opposition to the surrender of a
great public utility. 1t is also proper
to call attention TO the fact that the
members OF the Ohio Valley Trades
and Labor Assembly have taken action
protesting against the proposed sur
render OF the city gas plant TO the
Natural Gas Company OF West vIr-
ginia- Under these circumstances
and in the light OF the decision rem.
dered Saturday. Il Is likely that we
have heard the last OF the proposition
to throw down the bars and allow the
unlimited sale OF natural gas for illu.
minating purposes. To revive h a
proposition at the present time and
to attempt TO pass II would be a shade
more idiotic than council usually has
been.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
THE clTVs vIcToRY.

Ths long drawn out litigation OF
the city Of Wheeling against the
Natufal Gas Company u West Wiz
ginia has been decided. and a decisive
yictorJ has been won BY the city.
IN injunction has been granted By
Judge Hervey. restraining the Natural
Gas COMPANY Of West Virginia. from
selling "a FOR Illuminating purposes.
end IN its opinion the court clearly
bids thai an action Tor damages BY
the city against the Natural Gas Com.
pauy % West Virginia will stand 80
Gre Who had read the franchise
frantsd the Natural Gas Company 81
West Virginia by The city Of Wheel
inE. could have had any doubt a. 20
the anal outcome Of this litigation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
DR.. B. h. STILYARD
WILL BE SUPPORTED BY LOCAL
COLORED MEN.
In the Position Of State Committee
man-Fsyette and Mcdowell
Counties Try to Grab
Both Places.

A great deal OF interest among the
colored Republicans of Wheeling has
been aroused by an effort being made
by the Republicans OF Fayette and
Mcdowell counties to Obtain both OF
the committeemen@at-large. assigned
10 the colored men by the Republican
State Committee. A few days ago the
~so-called Mcdowell colored Republi-
can organization held a meeting for
the purpose OF selecting a Mcdowell
county colored man for candidate for
the position on the State Committee.
II is alleged that the Harper crowd
in Mcdowell county controlled the
meeting and dominated il much TO
the dissatisfaction OF the other col
oTed Republicans. over in Fayette,
John Noel and his cohorts are igur-
ing on n OF the committeeman.
These calculations OF the colored Re
publicans in the southern end OF the
State do not take the Ohio county
colored Republicans into account.
DIT. b. II. Stilyard. the we'll known
colOred physician OF this city has
been very prominently spoken OF as
a possible candidate for committee
man-at-large. representing the col
ored voters. and II 3 understood that
he will rave the support Of the col
ored voters In this section almost
solidly. The assumption that one OF
these places must necessarily go 20
Fayette and the other 20 Mcdowell,
foes not seem to be relished by a
largo number OF colored voters all
over the State. and II Is likely that
the colored voters opposed % the
Mcdowell and Fayette counties will
vote for Dr. Stillyard. As the can
dldates are 10 be voted on all over
the State. Dr. Stilyard will make a
very strong race as he is both we'll
known and highly respected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

~ oaSeoah season soon will open and JOYS for which we've
'"s """ gopn VII be our own once more; IL We have cares We
oon VIII lose EN-; the good old game will soothe
NJ DN'o eaeh BOSOM and heal the head that's sore. When
We assemble on the bleaohers we'll soon forget the
uresome creatures who fuss in politics; forget their ranting and their
po""s "e schemes and plots that they're disclosing. forget their
~"eaP John TICKS The grand old game must be suspended each
year until the winters ended, and while its on the mar. we sl get
sour and cross and rusty, and fl the air with language qustv. and
s,''l 'ouno ~ scrap Then idle things gain our attention. pipe
dreams too numerous to mention. and We arc in a trance. We ,bint
70 oot'er our condition, that We must boost some politician 20 pomp
and circumstance. But al such things 20 canyhootinp when once We
near w umpire shooting his larynx az the mob; then grief and worry
are forgotten. and politics seem stale and rotten and ar must, iunn
IFS job. It's better far TO seek the beachcrs than share with patriotic
eratures a big long campaign souse; its better far to win a pennant
Than 70 elect a bran-nev tenant for Washingtons White House.
WALT MASON.
Copyright 1911 b Geo Msuh.- Adam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
JUDGE sRANNoN ON THE RECALL

The lntellIgencer to-day gives con
spicuous place to a communication
from Judge Henry Brannon. in which
the subject Of the recall OF Judges and
the recall OF judicial decisions IL dealt
With eomprehensiveIy and exhaustive.
~. Within a few months. Judge Bran.
non Will have completed twenty.four
years service on the supreme bench
In the state Of West Virginia. In
that important and honorable office.
Judge Brannon has made a record
equalled by few jurists ln the United
states. For nearly n quarter OF a
century he has been the mainstav. the
guiding force 50 to speak. OF tho
greatest court IN this state. Lawyers
without regard 10 party or personal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

feeling have united in testimony to
his great ability as a lawyer and
efficiency as a judge. Leaving the
bench on account OF advanced age. he
feels at liberty to take a small part
in political affairs. and like nearly
every other prominent lawyer in this
country. he registers his opposition to
the new and revolutionary doctrine Of
the recall CT judicial decisions. Judge
Brannon's communication deserves
careful reading. 1t is instructive and
thorough.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
rAFr,s COLUMN eRoWs-

Ths reports OF the Vermont primary
sou Saturday indicates that the entire
fsIesption OF eight from Vermont will
DE i~netructed for President Taft. Mr..
\ Tafts friends carried the primary By
Ia msjority more than two 20 one.
hus the TAN movement sweeps on.
kotbing IL more certain than that
President TAFT will be renominated by
national Republican convention.
~ day be gains strength. The
De h turning stronger towards him
and long before West Virginia Is
oalIs1 on 10 act. FAR more han enough
delegates 10 insure his nomination
win have been elected. instructed and
pledged for him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02
Beware Of Ointments for
CatarTh That Contain Mercury

a. mercury VIII surely destroy the sense
~ smell aud completely darnmEa the
whole system when entering 30 through
The mucous surfaces Such articles mould
never Do used except ou prescriptions
from reputable Physicians. az the dam.
aEs hey VIII 10 ia ten fold % the good
you ran possibly derive from them
Waits fafarrh Cure manufactured ~
D. q cheney a Co. Toledo. q. contains
10 marCurY. and is taken Internally. act
ing directly up0u the blood aud mucous
rurfarea ~ The system. In buvlnH
talla tartarrn Cure De- sure YOU ret
The %Fenulne ~ fa taken internally and
made IN Toledo ohio. by y y Cheney a
90. T~eHfrrouiaia free
sold hy urugrists Price Csc per bot
Take Halls FamlL pills for c~oustipa-
ION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-02

The Natural Gas Company % West
Virginia never had n right 20 sell
gas FOR Illuminating purposes. and Il
wal its duty and It's business under
its contract with the city % Wheeling
70 make certain that its gas was not
purchased and used for Illuminating
purposes.
In the Hight Of this decision. how
foolish and how criminal would have
been the passage by the city council
Of the resolution offered By council
men some time ago. throwing down
the bars and allowing the unlimited
sale % natural gas FOR Illuminating
%purpOses7 Just ~ the city was on
the point % achieving victory. this
foolish. criminal and destructive
proposition was advanced and was
only defeated because nine council
men In the first branch of council kept
their heads and courage and their
sense % responsibility 70 the citizens.
and prevented its enactment ~ an
ordinance. The decision Of the court
clearly outlines tho power and rights
Of the city Of Wheeling II establishes
the fact that the city OF Wheeling
has sufficient claims and may collect
damages from tho Natural Cos Com
pany o. West Virginia " makes
possible the proper rehabilitation and
re7orsanization ~ the business Of the
city gas plant. restoring 90 10 a profit.
able condition
The members % tho board ~ con.
trol. and Dr y W Haskins In mar
tcuIar. arc to DO congratulated for