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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
COUNTY TAX BOOKS TO BE
STUDIED BY CITY FIANCIERS
IN EFFORT TO RAISE FINANCES
FOR TIE CITY IN The
U RE.
Interesting Meeting Held Last Even
in9-Ali Future Meetings viii
Be Open 10 Public.

Al a meeting OF the City Finance
commission held last night in the
mayor Office. IL Was decided q get
the assessors books. TO ind the exact
amount OF a mans personal property
and real estate. This was decided TO
be one OF b best means TO come at
a possible solution OF the revenue
problem for the city. BY a vote OF
eight 10 i've the commission decided
10 ] all future meetings in public,
everyone a chance TO see
what was being done.
At the outset OF the meeting. mem
Ders OF The commission advocated eN-
ecutive sessions n the elimination
OF newspaper reporters as well as
other citizens of the town. This met
with an open battle by the believers
IN public sessions. La Flam moved
TO hold all future meetings in public
and not TO make any OF them execu-
tive. unless deemed necessary BY the
committee. This motion was second
ed by L. r Sands. On an ave and no
vote. the chair ruled In favor of the
Representative La F1am then asked
Tor a direct vote which resulted in
an eight TO FIVE vote in favor of the
pubic meetings. The following voted
aye: Brues. Riddle. Sands, Seabright.
PAUL, Myers. la Flam and Fisher
Noes Hasktns. Otto Sweeney, Kennen
and Kirk. BY this ruling ain future
meetings will be held in the second
branch council chambers and open to
the public.
report was submitted by Clerk
Dave Brown which showed that there
would be a falling on for the coming
year or almost $50. 600. as follows.
Liquor licenses. $36.135: cigarettes
StsS; hotels. $751;. and S11.657.s6 for
water rents 10 bars. etc. II was shown
that a possible $15O,O0O should be
raised 10 meet the necessary expense
OF me city N to give a chance for
much needed improvement.
The consensus OF opinion was 10
nave the assessor submit his hooks
TO the commission and allow them TO
20 over the assessed value Of ali proD-
erty. Then II IL be shown that any
mar Is paying less tax than the COM
mittee believes he should them he
shCuld appear before that body and
make corrections. The members were
inclined to believe that the proposed
method was a very good way TO get
at the situation without having 10 ask
the legislature for a heavier levy.
They claimed that the poor man paid
MS taxes as they were assessed and
mat his payment was honest. while
the shrewd buiness man or manufac-
turer often sidestepped the tax man.
IN matter OF water revenue was
also taken up. but II was not thought
that under present conditions that
much could be lone from that source.
u was decided 10 have the assessor
present with his books and accounts
at the meeting Wednesday night and
get right down 10 business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29

~ a late hour Tuesday anernoor
= Team b%elonEiug 10 j. s.. Rina. of Fim
'loIt' lnht was employed Iu moving
"ii' lufnllur' from r. residence on
Pc stone Church road. ran oa ,.ns
Hlk considerable excitement Tor a
SNORT time r. q that tho WAGON
hich was To- charge OF Alya Moore
had no brake and thar thr horse. v|ra
unable t0 hold 30 on the steep grade
nr il was The wagon started
lNu lhe hlll 90 % fast rate of srood
seeing the dauCrr. fhp driver gmroI
TOM me wagon. re .riYiue several
IItht hrulfof The team continued D.,
rIn until 10 reached the bottom of fh.
lllI Whfrc ~ struck o. buggy. hrsiI
lnH Two wheels and otherwise .IirHfI.
and minor inFfic. f1 tho horroe r,
damage was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
Council Meetino

The Woodsdale council Tor the wear
OF 1914 will hold lis first regular meet.
ing IN the town hall Tuesday evening
~ MS Us the hrst meeting OF tho
newly elected body several msttcrg
viii come up for consideration Mat
leI- pertaining 10 the fire fighting an.
laratus VIII be discussed AZ This meet.
ing. as well As the plan for the vesrs
pelng outlined. The old council
tcehlly held It's last meeting az which
lihe an business matters were DIacad
tn order and everything turned 49,
10 the new body.
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Pike Briefs

Miss Eleanor Duncan daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Duncan. of the
Washington farm is confined TO her
home seriously i'll.
Mike Petrovic n Mary Arsulic.
Two employees OF the Washington farm
were quietly married Saturday even
ing; The happy young couple will
make their home on the farm where
he husband is employed
Miss Olive Hervey, teacher in the
Elm Grove school is confined 10 her
home III. Miss Freeda Naas Is filling
her place.
John Driscoll is seriously in at his
home in Fulton.
Ellsworth sheets. OF Oak Hill was
az Elm Grove looking after business
yesterday.
Work Will he started within the
next few DAYS laying the foundation
for the new drug store at fulton.
Prof John 4. Shaw. of the West
Liberty state Normal was q business
caller in Wheeling yesterday.
The Woodmen band. Of Elm Grove
met last evening is the town hall for
their reCular weekly practice.
Isaac Cunningham. OF Calls was at
Elm Grove looking after business yes
terday.
J. ". Rottmeir. OF 81. CIairsyine
spent yesterday at Elm Grove on
INNlNFNNs
Winnie Dague. Of Viola left yester.
day FOR Landisburgh where he will
spend several days with friends and
relatives.
John r. Scott. OF Wheeling was a
business caller at Elm Grove. yes
terday.
Bryan Ftzimmons. Of Viola has
been moved To- the Ohio Valley Gen
tral hospital. where he will undergo
an operation for appendicitis
William McCracken. Of san Hill
spent Yesterday az Film Grove looking
after business
Fihnesan d Amos hav started work
on several new houses for the Elm
Grove Coal company. at Elm Grove.
Reed Ruth Of Viola spent Yesterday
looking after business az Elm Grove.
Prof ROudebush. OF the West Lib
ert} state Normal was az Wheeling
yesterday looking aftog some business
affairs.
\ well known colorcd man living
.n the ont the pike district had 20 mar
row escape from being run down hv 10
Guy and Film Grove car Tuesday
night.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE {. o. KIMBERLY CO.
Sehmuibach Building. Both Phone.


IhiF evening Ht tho Buckle. 81 DE-
church. flewuod. fhe brotherhood rf
ihe church VIII give "a musical .rd De.
IaIN entertainment Tho affair viii
u' gwen iu fhr chapel of tho tIur.r
ll' members of ihr brotherhood Boz.
INK assisted Dos tho Dr-ruf4u.r.
frt AU arrangement. ar. -,r.I.f.r
f iuT committee Iu charge and tho
bLu.nrrhOuu nNprCfe f0 make fnI. ono
~ thn most iufrrrsfInL and instructive
afairi Chat "a as gef been held al
the church AT arc Invited fo attend
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobbers. Mar.
chants and Other WhnIeanIa nenler.

NOTICE to Manufacturer, Jobbers, SIer.
ehants and Other Wholesale Dealers.
II HEREBY GIVEN. That
or West Virginia viii receive bids dn.tV
at ltS oitice at Charleston. West virginia.
LOT furnishing supplies FOR the .evcral
in'ht or WhiCh Is vested "a said Board
ontractS viii be awarded TO the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. IVES: VIRGINIA deal
crs VIII De given preference
Lists or supplies needed will be fur
stating tine lire desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
JI-l-tt Charleston. West Virginia.
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VIII R--umr-

Inc Elm Grove mine that has been
out OF commission for the past several
DAYS on account of a broken pump.
which allowed the mine TO MI up with
water. viii resume operations II full
TO-DAY. The pump was received and
installed during the past week. but
owing to other trouble the mine was
still flooded. The water. however. was
gotten GU yesterday and slight re-
pairs that were necessary were made.
During the layoff several miners have
been secured for the mine and IL Is
SAID mat the company will u
operations in full this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29

ing the tenth anniversary OF the pas
torate OF Rev. J. NJ. Potter. their pres
p pastor. The new chapel Of the
church In which the affair was held
was beautifully decorated. The large
number OF guests present enjoyed a
very pleasant evening in music and
other diversions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
VISITATION OF
40. i. w. LODGES
HOST TO VISITING MEMBERS.
Interesting Program was Rendered. Fol-
lowed by Refreshments and
Games in Temple.

EN-JudEe Frank W. Nesbitt delivered
the principal address yesterday evening
AT the fr%aternal visit OF the \. o.. 4. W.
committee TO Wheeling lodge No. -.
which was held az the \. ~. l.. w. hall
on. 'hapline street. The following
lodges were represented: Excelsior lodge
No- 10. Hermann lodge. NO. 4. Reliance
lodge. No. u, Wheeling lodge. No. %;
IA Belle lodge. No. . Welcome lodge.
NO 8 .Cpchurch lodge. No. 20. and
Ionic lodge. No. 10.
The address delivered by Judge Nes-
hit was very much appreciated bv all
VINO were present. At the conclusion OF
Judge Ncsbitts address. Mr.. Frank
stanton, secretary OF the board Of edu-
cation. rccited a selection from Tom
Moore = Poems, which was very much
appreciated by an. At the conclusion OF
the speaking a very delightful luncheon
ciated.
Th' next meeting Of the visiting com
mittee or the \ -. L.. w. lodges will be
~ Nellsburg. Monday vening. February
10. The members OF the order from
lllS city viii 20 ON "a special car to
Nellshurg. Among those present al the
meeting yesterday evening were the fol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29

Last evening sf fhp Vance Memo.
rial church. W0ud.l1lo. tho members
of mo church entertained iu u0nDr of
tho foufn wedding a@uuIrcf.Irt of
their ua tor aud wife. also ca'aIraf.
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FOX RENT


FOR RENT rooms. Pri-
vate hall and bath. On
Tenth street, between Main
and Market-S3O.OO.
Jas. l.. Hawley 1861 Main st.
FOR RENT Farm no acres Cash OF
"n snare For Information call ~ NJ
q "nnsllN. d.. lls I. 81. T. -. Triadcl-
phiu 70. -. so L f4-Hu
FOR RENr-EetdV April first. tverf,-
seven furnished rooms teome suffn-
Ul" Tor light hou-ekeerlurD. Location
central pleasant. boarding. convenient
Hll reasonable. Es-rr,rahIe aud rcspon-
-ihle persons only need apply secure
our ch"Ic' now The severn. gtg Main
-ir'tL covert. both phones ja-24-l
FoR BENT rooms sud bath. second
floor. an iu good repair Al Ieath-
crv God. Vs.. d. Nichols. HeI $50. Alien
holm.
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UT-THE-PIK

i~ntelligencer Handy Almanac at
elayney's Drug Store for only 25c.
Get now.
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y HELP
WANTED

wANTED-Salesman. by large Wholesale
liquor house. must DE Well acquainted
with local trade. and have had expert
cnce iu the liquor business. Splendid op-
pOrtunity for reputable man. Address
q, Martin, 139 West 18th St. y. y. city.
1a-gg-h
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WANTED-POSITION

WANTED-Nouug man 20 years old de
sires position as clerk In any kind OF
store. inexperienced Public achoo edu-
cation, fair training 90 bookkeeping.
Wages reasonable. Address II. W. care
Of tnteiigenccr. ta-es-i
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RevlvaI at ereaasvilIe.

The revival that has been in prog
ress at the Greggsville NJ. r. church
Tor the past several days is progress
ing very nicely under the able direc-
ton OF Rev. Teagarden. pastor OF the
church. The meeting last evening
was attended by one OF the largest
crowds ever attending "A meeting at
the church. The total number Of con
verts at the present time has
reached twenty. This is considered
very good for the length OF time that
the meetings have been in progress.
Rev. Teagarden is being assisted in
me work BY Rev. G. ID. Sampson, OF
Virginia. who Is considered one OF he
most able evangelists in the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29

A force OF men we're at work yes
terday laying or the foundation for
the new livery yarn that is to De built
by William Springer in Elmbine add
ZION at Elm Grove. The new building.
of the most up to date livery barns
in that vicinity. II Is said that the
contract will be let within a few days
and that work on the new structure
viii begin within the next few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29
Loses Horse.

Yesterday while hauling some farm
material from Elm Grove "a his home
near Park View. Adam Wilhelm. a
prominent farmer of that section lost
a horse valued at 5000. Several loads
OF goods had been taken TO the home
on the hill with the team and il was
thought by the driver hat his team
was in the very best of condition.
While passing through Park View the
driver noticed that one of the horses
was acting as though sick, stopping
the wagon he made an examination.
and found that n of the animals was
In a serious condition. Medical aid
was Immediately summoned but be.
fore II reached the scene the horse
died.
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LOST.
PERSONAL


CLAIHVOYANT-Madamc Zorah. Ad-
vice on love. courtship. marriage. bust
ness. sales. Wills. etc. Hours m n. M.
90 2 %. no. Corner 9Th ST. and Centre 81.
Frlton. Elm Grove ears pass door.
fa-g--T
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For SALE

FOR SALE-No. . Smith-Premier type
writer. Brand new oliver. $500
Royal. All iu perfect order. John Nc
Master, city Bank Building. ta-2g-j
FOR SALE. 600 shares Northwestern
Gold and Copper Co. stock. at I21zC
share. Address a., I. o. &c. City.
1a-21-i
FoH sALE-Farm containing go acres.
Belmont County. Ohio. Five miles
from railroad and one-half mile from
pike. one hundred acres timber. mostly
Address Box ii2. M|oundsville. W.
Va Ja-15-m
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WEAR BETTER SHOES For Less

folmar Eominc Co. shoes COST .,
from DOC 90 800 less per pair t5sr
You are paying elsewhere. ana y~t,
a pair today "'t bg
foLMAR ROMINE co.
Elm Grove
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TYPEWRIIERS FOR SALE
Tor "A SOlivsr typewriter. Good
condition n. J. Smith. SO Main
81 wheeling. Bel STIR. National
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSChv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EWBALMER.
1922 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or Night-
ore Phones G75.
VIC T. HCrfachy. UoII Phone 1eS--R
G. j. Bcrfschy. Nat Phone 1229Y
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Bruemmer 6 HHdebrsnd

tunerai birectore aud EmbalmsrH
Aeeihonc ait olcn das ana uEhL
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WANTED - Female Help.

VIM. n. Heane. Virginia Apartments.
Bell phone 1850. 1a-1g-tf
wANTED-Experienced salesladies in
cloaks. suits and millinery. at The
Grant store. 1905 Main ~. ja-2s-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-29

WAHTED-Salesmen. TO sell household
goOus- Experience Unnecessary. ana
liberal compensation TO light parties. O.
+. Adams Company, llf0-ll42 Main ST.
tUD-StaiTs.) au-z6-
wANTED-At once reversx good deIiv.
cry and sales boys. TO work before
school Apply At Circulation Depart
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WANTED


unmarried men between ages OF is and
as: citizens of United states or who
have made legal declaration OF intention
To become citizens. OF good character
and temperate habits. who can speak.
read and write the English language.
For Information apply At Recruiting sta
tion. ll2S Market St, Wheeling. w. Va.
d-22-t-Jy-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-21

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