The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
WELLSBURG

City Council at It's regular monthly
meeting held on Tuesday evening. de-
clined to extend permission 10 the
Brooke Electric Company 10 bring us
high tension lines up Commerce street
from Third to Twelfth streets. inc
vote on the question stood tour 10 'out
and the motion was lost. Otflcia'S OIL
the company made Il strenuous efiorl
10 have the motion put through ana
a few OF the Courcilmen lndlcattu 'hu'
IL IL were possible TO vote II through
without antagontzing their constituents
they woulI be glad to do So. The OH
ctals seemed 10 understand their posi-
ton and thanked council cordially i"r
their efforts.
Seven building permits were granted
| for construction OF housrs. additions
and garages One permit caaied l"'
five room bungalow by j. S. Appie-
gate on Mariana street and anothcr
! for an eight room house by Mrs. rap
pan and Miss Jesse Barnes. Numerous
GUS other matters were attended to ny
council before adjournment,
constabulary.
According 10 worG received here on
| Tuesday evening. Governor w. {. Sproul
| Of Pennsylvania. at the request or |"N-
ernor E. f. Morgan OF West virginia.
| the state constahulary 10 the PcnnSyI
vanla-West Virginia state line. At MD
night. according to further Information
! five or this number had arrived.
Very Quiet.
! trim TO CiftonVille on Wednesday
| revealed the situation 10 be exception
ally quiet. and aside from rlrc on
tho hillside. little Is left To indicate
| that II had previously been the scene
! OF such n terrific outbreak "a occur u
there on Monday morning Many vi
| the tents which occupied the FORMER
site Of the tent colony directly across
,ha cree,; from the scene Of tho out
break had been removed n tield aho",
milo distant and IN the direction oil
! wallsburg. Quite a few tents were
| on the original site however WI,
| whether or not these Were occGpie''
was not ascertained.
| Receivers Searchllght.
! A flashlight. the property OF - y,
| Schtllng, ono Of the special Euai"N' VIZ
| found on the body Of one ot'thc ue''
| miners and turned over 10 the owner VI"
Tuesday by another guard VINO se"tc
| ed the body 1t had been iet' ne"t
the head house on the night pre'ee"'ns
| the shooting and picked mp 10y INC "''"
! er before he fell.
Earl Mclaughlin had an interest," INK
| erperience on Tuesday evening W"'n
! ba discovered man in the rear Naro
| of his home. The man seemed unapte
| 10 talk and when asked 10 explain ms
| nresence there pointed 70 his car re
| nlaced the intruder In an automohI'e
and brought him to the CITY hulio'hs
where he explained tho circumstances
to deputy sheriff Caldwell. The otiicer
looked him over and called night police
| man Mahew. who was Instructed 70
nlace the man in jail. Mathew 'dcn'i-
sed him and explained that he was I,
rnute, unable to know the officer ana
when shown that his presence down
town waA not desired, he left In me
direction OF his home on Rabbit HILL
Left For Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs. VI. B. Philllps ana
mail daughter. Dorothy Mae. OF sixth
md Yankee streets. left, "Wednesday
morning for the west. where Mr.. PHIL
! ms Is interested in oil. They expect
| 70 make their home for the present al
/ Newkrk, Okla.
Picnic At waugh's MIL
The Episcopal Sunday School enjoy