The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-13
BELLAIRE
]UNC|L ACTS
To, GET LOCAL
IMPROVEMENT

curcI1 last niGh, took action TO bring
ora me voters on November the
ttar Of a bond issue for the improV-
Of streets leading 10 the roads en-
inp nellalrs from rural communities.
ssa would include West Twenty-third
Washington streets. The solicitor
8 instructed 20 bring in the necessary
islAtion, Tho ordinance committee
nee, ne1t Tuesday with represen-
ives Of civic organizations to discuss
,ters pertaining TO the bond Issue.
)'Toole asked what had become OF
Case 20 GUST the car company. The
icilor &aid he had no Information.
perintendent Billings was ridIcuied
ring the discussion.
An ordinance was adopted restricting
, sale Of fireworks to six days pre-
ling the Fourth OF July. The original
finance had provided three days prior
a three after tho Fourth for sales.
An ordinance was engrosSed author'z-
/, tho service director 20 contract Tor
el for use at the water plant the com
{ YEAR. There was quite discussion
10 whether IL would be wiser 10 enter
o contracts FOR n year or buy In the
en- market Tho former was decided
on.
The service director was also author
d 10 contract for coagulants for the
ltar works In another ordinance Kern
ted no and the measure lost.
An ordinance was passed fixing the
se.Srnent for the recent improvement
Vine and Spruce street, a former or
nance having contained an error.
lanes Turnbull asked council 10 va
10 Boundary street In exchange Tor
other parcel OF ground. His petition
as complied with.
Property owners on Guernsey street
ON Nineteenth 10 Twenty-third asked
r seysr 70 carry on the surface
ater. The matter was referred 10 tho
res, and alloy committee and the serv-
director.
The mayors report for July showed
,ss Of Sl,s S7 and licenses OF S669S0.
Parking taxis In front OF the Farmers
Merchants bank was complained OK.
ne ordinance committee was instructed
bring In q measure hItnS parking
ace for tails.
Council authorized the clerk TO pro-
st TO the state tax commission against
reduction In the tax valuation or the
'heelins Traction company Ia Ohio
1unarl Today.
Funeral services win be held today
" tho late Mrs. Alex Bosntson. a6.
no died At tho family home At Stew
tsvtlle. Tho remains will be taken
, Moundsvills for burial.
AZ Hrss II. u. Church
DR.. J. z. Davis will speak a. the First
ethodist Episcopal church Sunday
yeninx. DR.. J. 8. Mcclellan IS sched-
ed TO speak at the morning service
, Christian Stewardship" Sunday
,hooi and Epworth league Will be at
10 usual TINA
Discuss NadR-
Bids for two small paving jobs here
were discussed by tho Board
Of Control last night Another meet
X will be held August 20 to award
10 contract.
Iussssgs IN Candidacy
Moro INTEREST Is being taken IN the
lraidacy OF Joseph Mcmahon night
,rgeant OF the police department OK
" Justice of the Peace than in the
lndidaey OF any other person out Tor
,vnship otace. Mcmahon seems TO
v
tina township and II would not be
uprising II he were the Nigh man OF
- three 10 be elected. Mcmahon was
Goa. miner for years, structural
on worker. a grocery. a musical and
nally a policeman. He has been sue
esstu, in all Of these adventures In
ae discharge OF haa duties az Night
erseant at the police station he has
ways been courteous and attentive 10
az interests Of tho public He has In
tailed some excellent systems that
ave aided ths police department great
v. Through his personal efforts. he
An settled scores OF grievances without
be necessity OF the parties going 10
curt for redress.
Given Heavy Ftas
John Creamer. arrested on = charge
Z vaKrancy was fined $50 and costs
esterday by Mayor Charles Culhertson.
favor Charles Culbertson gave Cream
r his choice OF going TO Jail to serve