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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
LOCAL MOOSE LODGE MEMBERS
PREPARE FOR WESTERN TRIP

home conducted by the order. Suit.
able inscriptions are on the badges
and IL Is safe to say that they will be-.
sought eagerly by the visiting dele
gates.
The local members win participate
IN Dig parade TO be held "Wednesday
evening in Milwaukee. and they will
ride in 25 automobiles which have al.
ready been engaged.
Excursionists.
ne lolloWiuE members and wives or
: r1 ,,,.i vii leave on the special train
Nessrsi
j.. V. Dchbaugh. wheeling
John p. Smith. Wheeling.
Inward LOos. Whceiing
John r Ia nagan. Wheeling
waiter bfandfass. Wheeling
John Wees. Wheeling
\. g. ScroEEins. Wheeling
Ghas. W. Selvcy. Wheeling
Jesse r. smith. wheeling
James a. Wagner. wheeling
Nm g Slsney Wheeling.
John J.. Nolte wheeling
Frank g Miller. wheeling
=. ~. Stegman, Wheeling
mas. \. Gcrstings. Wheeling.
u. l.. RauCh. Wheeling.
J. l.. Rine. Nheeling
~ =. Connolly. Wheeling
VIM r. OFT. Steubenvflle
VARY T dSSs soey M Martin, Ferry.
Frank HAD Bridgeport
Prank Merit BRIDGEPORT
thas schTamack. Bridgeport
Aibert Hoseman. Bridgeport
steve kacinski. Bcnw0od
Joseph KLEIN. Elm Grove
=. VI. Shnhan. Clarkshurg
Charles Murphy. Wheeling
-. g. Miller. Wheeling
Elmer McAdams Wheeling
J. e. Palmer. Wheeling
John T.. Smith. Vheeline.
sylvester Klein. Wheeling
GeorEc y. tummtLz Wheeling
Fielder stephen. Esuwood
John Calvin, Clarkshurr
William 70. Amcs. Wheeling
clyde Nolte WhceIiug
Mr.. Fred kics and wife. Wheeling
Mr- EdW. i. uiehi. and wife Wheeling
lr. y. ". West ard wife Wheeling
Mr. y. u. Palmer and wife. Wncriinr
Mr.. John Druschel and wife. Wheel
Mr. ". p. Russell aat wife. wbeclin.
Ferry. '''''
Mr. John f. McAdsms and wife
Wheeling
Mr.. John Lory and VIE. whesinr
Nj j. y. Winterh"lter. wife and niece
Mr.. william Nichols and wife. o.
'tiNcrvicW. Ohio
, NJ Gcorge ". Fullerton and wife
Mr.. Emil coryanko and wife. Rriers-
r. Mr. Charles J. Habsrsuck and wife. o.
Wheeling.
Mr.. Frank spanner and wife. OF Bell
lire
Mr C. p Hannah ana wife. Of CRATIC,
Mrs. Emma ShuMan Mrs patrlrt
bower. OF Martins Frrry.
MS Robert Duncru. Of Bcllaire.
Mrs. RIGGS. OF Martins FERRY
MIS-. HAIRY Ames. MheelinC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
MAN WANTED FOR ASSAULT ON
DAVID LONG, NEAR WAR
WOOD, SOME TIME AGO
Captured at Point Of Gun Near Mar.
tins Ferry Iesterday-Deputy
Sent for Rcquisition
Panels

What the Ohio county officials feel
ls one OF the best catches they have
made Tor some time. was accomplish
go yesterday afternoon al Norkvillo.
when George McGil. charged vita
assaultinr, with intent 90 main dis
hRure and XII David Long. was ar
rested Deputy Sherins Henry
FfOhme, D. /. Pool, and I.afayeffe
IIaner assisted by Lieutenant Ed
,nunds OF the Martins Ferry police
Iorce, made the arrest and lodged Nc
ON behind the bars In the Ohio town
Tie refused TO come 10 this state
without the necessary papers ana
Deputy Henry Frohme was dispatch-
Cd Yesterday evening a. 7.a5 O'CLOCK
70 Charleston and from there to Co
iumbus 20 secure the papers from
Governors Hatfield and Cox
McgiH o. n general bad one and has
fNaded capture on this case al least
nee the night Of June 30. when be-
Litacked his victim breaking Ave ribs
ana putting him. for a time. in a seri-
has so far recovered az 10 be able 10
come 20 the prosecuting attorneys
oiuco yesterday evening 10 make ar
hdaNit 10 his testimony This was
taken before Squire J ]. Gompers.
p'Iofe whom the warrant was sworn
Immediately following the alleged
assault on Mr. Long. McGm escaped
from this county and has been hiding
IN The woods near Martins Ferry and
me eastern part Of Ohio since that
Time All efforts 90 capture him
proved In vain. and the local officials
i'el mat some undcrcurront was
brought 20 hear.
IT. vas necessary % surround a
small patch ~ willows. Yesterday b..
iore he man was captured ami 10
take him AZ the point Of a gun ne
SAID nothing about not coming 10
IhIs side until after n machine carry
Ll- Ihc deputies and the prisoner az
most reached Martins Perry Hero
h' refused 90 20 further without tho
paper. This D. the second lime that
Deputy sheriff Frohme has fpurrd
With this man. tho other time h. 81
capped through ruse of washing his
hanot tie tried the same scheme
eferdIv and failed and from preserf
Indication BE- would seem that he viii
cross the river
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GAINESVILLE

BARNESNtLLE. o.. July 23.-The ".
q. i. I. has arranged TO nold "a Moth
e. meeting on Thursday evening. July
Pr. a. o'clock on North Chestnut
street Mrs. Arbie Starbuck or cole
rain. o.. eupcIiutcndsrt OF Mother de-
Iartment viii preside AZ this meeting.
cordial Invitation Del extended TO every
mothe. o. attend this meeting.
Mrs William Lappert. 81 south Lin
COIN avenue EHNe o. six o'clock dinner
si her nome cn Tucsaay evening o.
OF Fast Liverpool.
Mrs. Thomas Ersdnsld IS in Battle
Ircek Mich whore sine viii take treat
ment Tor rheumatism.
Mrs Matte TarneI and daughter.
JUS Helen. - North Chestnut street
are ~ Columbus visiting relatives
Jack McGinuis rho popular Eclipse
i-AbIuil aE,ut OF West Main street
few days bN illnesE
Mr. and Mrs John Davis Of EsIla.rs.
are Nisitiug Mr.. ami Mrs jacob Bur
hdcncr OF North Chestnut street
Mt. j.. NJ. Bailey. Of Pittsburgh te
the guest OF her parents. M. and Mr.
b. W. DDndua. OF Walnut street
p g Ayres 81 the q. :. Feeny Gro
Gerry comIanr. ~ Wheeling. called on
his trsdc here this week
MIS- Richard DHNey. o. East Main
street uul Hauffter. Mr- Charles .iuI-
l .,,,l. on Itnes ille. spent "Wednesday be-
Miss Olive Laughun and Miss Anna
- b"IgeH. VINO have been visiting Mr.
ana Mrs Michael sullivan. 81 church
street left FOR washington this v.eek
Mrs. George Bssdhe,d or West Main
street De- home from vIaIt with Afra
i. E. Shfy. ~ Cambridge
ArH Louisa Pearson. Miss Eafa
Eeardw0re and Master Watson oil
" "udHneId and guests tho Misses Pear.
son. oi colorado. and William WAY. OF
Columbus. came Tuesday Afternoon fo
see Mrs. o. a. Beatty who d. afrf az
the homo uf bier brother Milton Ford 0r
L. q 10 r.
Iu Watson car
Mrs Ernest Donfua and children. Of
Marietta. are here Tor an extended visit
with relatives
Miss Mary Wellorr Of En-t Main
street and Miss Myrtle Iudklur 1f
Norih chestnut street are visiting Misc
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EXHIBIT PLANNED
The State Agricultural Commissions
Wants Cooperation Of Farmers
FOR Comprehensive Display.

Since the organization OF the West
NirEiula Panama. Pacific International
Exposition Commission rapid pro.
Ero-e has been made toward the con.
fiructiou NJ West NirEinias building
% This. The greatest of an expositlonr
Plans are under consideration for 70
comprehensive exhibit 90 The natural
products ri fhis state Arrangements
are In charge of Hon Howard b. vii.
uamH. state COMMISSIONS 81 Arri
culture
lommisaiOnrr Williams bias asked
me co.cp ration of farmers over fhe
state In planning dispIsy. and hal
sent out letter which iu part
follows
desire hereby fo give notice fo
the flrmcre. truckers and fruit grow
efe throughout The state that F fa
Oh" desire 0f this department f0 rrf
INTO communication Immediately with
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l. W. W. AGITAIORS ARE HELD TO
BELMONT COUNTY GRAND JURY

ssei &C.. ss hae no par in tss attsek
Ne cS-srsdieusn.
las tearing Nas set Tor the morn
sheriff JoAn Ander.o. "a io~sr. -. -
farseEloNe. the principal witness for
- eiste he case vas continues IN
~ tne Afternoon. Mr. Pur~artove a
lle man Who summoned Sherfr An
aetsoh 70 StsNartsyiiie and ordered
tneir arr-st Pursegiovs appeared ate
IN The afternoon but aid nos ss.fffy
and the defense did not ofsr any -.
tlmony 70 contradict the tesffnonx
offered BY the state
contrary 20 reports 10 vas learned
iasl uiGht that no settlement Of the
coal miae strike IN eastern Ohio ~
IN slEnt Inis was disclosed BY a
aispatch received IN Beilaire from the
Cambridge district 20 the eject thaf
only few of the mines are workirs
IN the southern part Of Ohio The -
ports Ahov that only SIX or eight -
the mines are working and these on
an average OF two or three DAYS a
week Operators declare that running
their mines under the a. cent scale
nasls would mean a steady loss and
therefore they will remain firm n,
their original position. some Of the
miners believe that settlement wifi
not De- reached before the fan season.
lower than a. cents. for machine
mined run Of mine coal
Received Benefits.
The miners In the sub-dfstrfcf -
ceived benefits yesterday which nov.
ever. we're very small about SIS OOo
being distributed The amount Vs.
received from Secretary Treasurer
savage and the sum distributed 10
each man was 81. A large humber 81
the families OF the miners are in des-
utute circumstances and sickness
among the women and children i-
complicating the situation MANY
families with their sole means OF sun
port gone. are said to be on the verge
OF starvation.
The pumps and fans at the Ian
sing mine Of the Lorain Coal and
Dock company will be started TODAY
Sheriff Anderson will be on hand with
a number OF deputies 10 protect the
engineers and caretakers from inter
Terence on the part Of the l. w. w.
contingent
The Rail and River mines in Rel
latre are being drained OF water and
the gas that has accumulated there
The engineers and repairmen started
the work yesterday and Il Is expected
me work will continue without in
reference.
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=. 70. Gee and Mrs. Allen petzoId for
several DAYS
Sir. r. "a Coo took MS departure for
Homestead ia. " Wednesday. 90 visit has
mother
There Will be- church az this place
SUNDAY morning at 10 o'clock. also SER
Vices So the evening at 80 We invite
all who viii 90 come. services conduct
ed by Rev. Doughty
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ANTI TUBERCULOSIS
FUND
HELP 1T GROW.

The executive committee Of the
Ohio County Anti Tuberculosis
league asks the general public to
contribute to the support OF the
work now being done, and which
Is considered to be a very worthy
undertaking. Since the organi-
zstion of the local society. the
work has been done by a few
persons, but IL Is believed thai
the public generally Is much con-
cerned in the work and will aid
materially in conducting Il in the
future.
With this aim In view the
executive committee has planned
a campaign to secure the funds.
and the system is one which will
appeal TO all This committees
is composed OF Messrs. w, A.
Wilson, Jesse A. Bloch, DR.. +. A.
Hildreth, H., Henry Bieberson,
George w Woods. Robert Haz-
lett and ]. A Hess. The com
mittee has planned to secure a
limited number of subscriptions
OF certain amounts, and Il Il be-
lieved that the total amount re-
ceived, as per the arrangements.
VIII be sufficient TO carry on the
work now planned.
Below will be given the number
OF subscriptions and amounts for
each wanted, and where such
subscriptions have been given.
the name OF the subscriber APP
pears. Others remain blank.
2rhmanln
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FREE EXCURSION
VII Be- Given Children Of Forty.sixth
5rfet Fairgrounds Tonight
on efnaHnaH

- boat excursion WI tp given
-I' children n the Fortv-sixth street
pay grounds this evening on the
.niner CITY ~ Parkershurr Two
u.NlIal rnII1rrn and one hundred
WI fsave nenson's landing Forft
lhird street about 13U o'clock and
VIII also stop az fho local wharf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-15

above 5
% arr kept ~ the probe
y mai Inentn
n YOU IA
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The board of health held O regular
monthly meeting in the old council
chamher last evening and several inn
portant matters we're given attention.
NItangementS were made 20 start a ny
sWnlttng camraign IN this city
The iiclrcrs' class Of the First Pres
nNt"rlnn church was pleasantly enter
tafncd last evening NJ the home Of Miss
ISABELLA d9N9n on. North Frout street
Or y. W. barrah and wife will short
lN remove 20 tho country where thew
VIII make thcir future home
AZ the meeting Of the h0ord Of con-
{rol hell Monday evening the award
ing Of The contract FOR furnishing eie--
Irlr light bulbs Tor The year was post
Mr.. aud Mr. Albert Rubin ~ Main
street will leave This evening FOR arv-
crai days visit with relatives In New
10 wac said Yesterday that Lawrence
bad lrft Die homo ono dav last week
lng NOTHING was heard from him ull n
that De- had taken 90 bis residsnce In
Teurrserr
The Fir.t " ~ Sunday school o. ,rt.
~, ,,,.,.,Ili, i. 20, i.' i'ad ln the member
the sabbath erhoola ~ thIs Vicinity
so o uIfriinr OF Tho local lodge %
Eke held lIef Monday evening q COM
Do t'lr ard fo secure Uniform
~. p. =. .rm1n. fhe well known
t"lrfn .irrrf irWricr war NJ HOLLOWAY
tfr'1r where Do Inspected the W q
IHr many friends ir tHie rifr ~ O. DO
.'Hrreulrr Hud family Will regret 10
lelrn mot they may decide t1 move ~
l.r "IiH iH" coming summer. aa Wr.
'arre- 'rr nne occurred tho contract Tor
m. failing brick making marhires that
NiH require 90 leIat eight months o.
Eer.lar mid. seek prayer services VIII
THE evening
Nr 90 Nolfe 1nd wife ~ perrtory
ore in fnf city fur few dara r4ifrr
or friends and relatives TODAY frsr
MlI F' Co., Mount IIeHaHuf 90 visit rauir
rU-um.rr and family Tor n few dave
NJ r. Uarcua hHa purchased n iof az,
fnfnWh1 .tUHHf. from Tnacrh ffarls ~.
nniIrrnfinn mot hr'rr ritrr. and viii
20 once erect n house Tho deal .esr
uH.. through tHr UnFfh0Irrrerr ar.r-e
I ~" drunken women created n rrf4f
N'fl N sNriffuent 0u Hanover afra.f
yesterday nffUruunn. tg tE.Ir r.uH rrf
h"irfFr.ua language
Itr KNIGHTS of ryffI4a held q we'll rf-
tended meeting iu their haU ir fla
'U0rH block I4-f evening and q far..
ril.H Hf candidate wr-. iuIfafrf
NrpnF uuf-rf.tnwu rrruIs wore fr a..
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The most wonderful thing IN the world
~ love expressed iu tho helpless infant
And among those aids and comforts Tor
crreciart mothers o. tho well known
"MofhcrH Friend.
ibis iq au external APPLICATION 90
enable the abdominal muscles 70 become
more plant t1 expand naturally without
undue pain from tho strain upon cords
ara nrnwrutr.
In almost every SETTLED community are
women who have enjoyed the blessing %
thi1 famous remedial and helpful cnbra-
tailo" Ihrir daughters have grown Up
10 ioarn N ifs splendid assistance
APPLIED az directed unnn those muscles
Involved % Foothes the nna network ~
nerves with which aI tho rureIrr arc
supplied. Thus n Errat share ~ the pains
90 much dreaded may Dol avoided AMI the
period uf expectancy passed through iu
ease nr1 comfort
AMI Thing That adds 90 much comfort
must Do r1unfAd aH blessing Indeed
ln little book sent by mail much u-~-
fH Information p EI.ru OBJ InrrurrIrrr.T
r.tNr-r. Dr. flfr bow ~ urr Mothers
lrRri 1Hi bow fl at1II rakIrr Nr.aat-
20 l.ilr today rnf write flr E1at 20
Lf.nN"'s N.e.... 'H. COO famrr UIfe
fr.caA'
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tendance at the funeral Of the late Mr..
Louis Hclling yesterday afternoor
MITE NJ bartholomew Is serioust,, an
~ nor home az the corner OF Fifth and
hanover street. N
The Sons OF Veterans held n we'll At
tehIed meeting In the Shreve-Horvey
we're initiated.
John Galloway. OF this city. has re-
turned from Columbus where he repre-
sehtcd the printers union. TO see Cover
I III toA IN regard 10 having printing
uohe IN the penal institution. The gov
crnor stated that IL would not be done
during his administration and every
represented.
The condition OF Miss Olive McCleary.
or or Inc street remained unchanged yes
terday ana Is very critical.
The Martins Ferry 'raxi Comparv
nave reported "a largo business in the
been made.
The cases were scheduled to com. up
IN mayor Wyckoffs court last evening
tied.
The G. \. Music Company is Arranging
Tor the opening date. which will be the
latter part OF the week.
. Ihe farmers west OF the city have
been busy for the last two days blowing
their grounds and good progress has
been made on the work.
Attorney n g. Pratt returned last
evening after several days business
trip 10 ST Clalrsvflle
The ladies presenting the petitions in
regard TO the dust nuisance at the local
furnace. are securing many siEners
Items OF interest for this paper NAV
be left at the Ralston & Parker drug
store. or call Sl2-J on the Bell phone
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CAMERON, 0.

., CAMERON. o. April 14-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank willard and little nephew
% Akron. Ohio. have returned home
atter snending a few days here looking
Roy ErlerIinc has returned TO his
WORK 90 wheeling after spending a few
HaNa mere with his family
=. :. Atkinson e. transacting busi-
ness az ClarinEton and other points
Miss Lura Howell Of the Darlington
schools spent the week end here with
her parents. Mr.. AMI Mrs. W. u Howell
Mrs. Anna Abcrsold and daughter,
Miss Leah. have returned from sepnd
iuE ~ few DAYS with friends and rela
uLc~ % Wheeling and Martins Ferry
Nr-. Jacob Marlin returned - her
home near Woodland sunday after
spending 2 few days with her Parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. vs.. H. Howell
samuel Baudi or Jerusalem. Ohio. was
,tan-acting business here the first OF
Grover B0urhner was a busiress
ga Her a. Darlington during the week.
y. J. Keller was transactinr business
az glarinCtou Wednesday
,.,, len wits ana son William. o. Alti-
llde were business callers here satur-
Mrs Mary johnson and daughter An
na attended church at Zion sunday
Miss Lucy Uuri spent SUNDAY at
NhUnel kimpeis. near Zion.
30 ,scrtt -. srow or near Beaiisviiie o..
Adolph SieEcnthaler Of near kfUt,,de
was business caller here SATURDAY
Jacob iiopton o. near Ieruaaiern q
- Wan@acting business here satur-
Homer Ward OF Altitude was rbo..,
rtIHrn1F aa 20 member of the hoord 80
'uu'fiion of Adams township. 10 aif the
1870 caused by the reclamation Or
Richard Lindemier IS hired IN NAB.
,r'.e 20 The Tankhauser dairy. sast
Ns lhN coming summer
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Bridqeport Briefs

The Tuesday Evening Sewing club
was pleasantly entertained last even.
ing at the home OF Mrs. John REBELLION
on Mozart Heights and very enjoy.
able evening was spent
Mr.. Dan Moore left yesterday after
noon 20 re-enter the Indiana State
Normal school after a short visit with
relatives.
Miss Blanche Cowan has returned 10
her home in Colerain after a visit with
friends and relatives in this city.
The trustees OF St Anthony's Gem
etery have made arrangements for a
number OF improvements to the
grounds and they will also be cleaned
and put in fine condition.
Sheriff John Anderson OF ST. Glars
vile was here yesterday on businC -.
Mrs. William Clark of St Paul.
MINI. Is here the guest OF friends for
a few days.
Attorney J. C. Heinlein has returned
from a short business trip to Column
bus.
The board Of education held a meet
ing last evening in the Office OF George
Scheetz and several important mat
tiers we're given attention.
Mrs. Freid and daughter. OF Car
negie, are the guests Of local friends.
William Koehnline. IT.. has re-
turned from business trip TO
Youngstown.
The freshmen and sophonores
played a very interesting game on
the Wheeling Greek grounds
Art Mcfarland OF St Clairsville was
here yesterday on business
\ number Of local young people
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Mrs. g. L. Lockvvood. ~ c,Icyetora g..
Nc guest OF friends and relatives IN fhi F.
Items OF interest for this psp.r MA
oe left a. the city Book store on Thirty
Mr., p. r. knight. or Quaker city Il.
this city. "
Ralph Nicholson has resumed bt,
,,i,t ~ Kenyon College after n visit
The Young Mems club f. organizing ~
4 meeting % the city nremsn wa
neia ~ the Central fire station LAST
Mr and Mrs Henry Blum. NJ North
belmont street. are expected home fr1u,
an offended trip. to-dry.
Rellsire Auto Association was held fs'.
Joseph DuFs. % Gravel Hm. has r--
sumcd hiq studies ~ ohio tsate t.nit,r-
Mrs. Y NJ Anderson. ~ csmbriar.. o
e visiting relatives ard friends in 200 .
Charles Kruger ~ T,fenty. fret street
haa purc based r. Ford nutumohffe
clarence Fnwcrff entertained tH.
hmurirua club last evening
owing Co. ths bitter rrr..fff,. .....
errgr Cox H1e abandoned DIE ular rr o..
len1.nr tne ohio rrnIfrnt4rt pIrfIre
me order ~ Eastern star is r,tir-
4rr.urementa for tHo annual inrrertian
Ihe IeiIaire lodge ~ O. o. o. o. mot
Several from fhia tIf. attended fra
''tns-frIffth bout % columbus fart
Wrs Ed~ar EnrHrb b1a returned t.
n'r home pc NrvarE after ,Ist I1
nr o. 81 freo...t 3D. a busir-e. visitor
vs. wehs OF Naf.e .fresf 81. . t.....
Cor HI ClrrriHr1
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BELLAiRE.
Council Proceedings.


The regular semi-monthly meeting
OF the city council waF held in the
council chamber las- evening. Az
members were present and the ses-
sion was a brief and interesting one.
A motion carried granting Chester
Langrehr and Melvin Porterfield, pu-
Pills OF the city public schools. the
privileges OF The press. The lads, who
are studying civics. were sent by their
council
An ordinance to authorize the d.
rector OF public service to accept
deeds Tor The opening and improve
ment of FOrty-frst street was en-
crossed and passed.
An ordinance to authorize the d.
rector OF public service TO enter into
contract for the purchase of coal for
the power plant OF the water works
after August 10. 1914. was engrossed
and passed.
An ordinance authorizing the di
rector OF public service to contract for
the construction OF all curbinC and
sidewalks for a period of one year
from and after June II. 1914. was en-.
crossed and passed.
The ordinance providing for the
sprinkling and sweeping OF the streets
OF Bellaire, the same TO be paid for
by the abutting property owners, was
laid on the table until the next meet
ing.
An ordinance 10 issue notes in an.
tictpatOn OF the collection Of special
assessments FOR the Improvement OF
Hamilton street. between Thirty-sec-
and Twenty-siXth streets. By gradina
and paving, was engrOssed and
passed.
The ordinance to issue notes in an.
tcipauon OF the collection OF special
assessments for the Improvement OF
jefferson street by grading and paving.
from Forty-ninth 10 Fifty.fourth
streets and from Fifty-fourth north
east to corporation line, was en-
crossed and passed.
petition bearing the signatures OF
threefourths OF the abutting prOperty
owners on Oak alley. between Thirty
second and Thirty-fourih streets. ask.
Ing that that portion ~ the alley b.
paved, was received and referred 70
the department Of public service.
Another petition was read asking
that Franklin street, from Forty-hrst
street 10 the north side OF FOrty-sev-
enth street. by grading and pacing
The department Of public service and
the city engineer were instructed 10
prepare plans and furnish proper
data.
The mayors report for the month
Of March showed fines collected.
9a05.5O; licenses. 3750. a total OF
S3i2. n was referred 10 finance com
mittep.
The director % public service To-.
ported that nothing had been done on
the improvement 81 Monroe street be.
tween Thirty and Thirty.
fourth streets since tho claims Of 70
y. Mason for $1,000 a motion car.
ried 20 receive the report and have
the ordinance committee bring in "a
determining ordinance and 90 proceed
with the improvement
Tho report Of the director Of public
service relative 20 tho matter o. the
sewer near their factory was 10.
ceivcd. Tho city cannot take any az.
ton In this matter a. DO is on private
property
The report Of the public grounds
and buildings committee was received
and reserved for consideration. This
proposition was 10 let the three room
and the auditorium on tho third foor
Of the city building tO the Commercial
club az a rent Of $500 per annum.