Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-10
CITY COUNCIL.
Last Nights Proceedings.

Present. his Honor, Mayor Brady, and Messrs
Berbert Black, Botsford, Berger, Hallowelr Good
itch, Wilson, Echols Lamb, Forbes, Hull, Wait
Tharp, Tanner and Yarnall.
His Honor, the Mayor, reported the following
additional Standing Committees:
- Assessm6nts-Messrs. Wilson, Berger, Bots
ford, Hull and Hartman.
s. GrGdes-Messrs. Arndt, Wickham, Yarnall,
Tharp and Forbes.
Real Estate-MesHs. Black, Wickham, Var
mall, Tanner, and Forbes.
Public Cemetary-Messrs. Sweeney, Wickham,
Goodrich, Berberet and Echols.
Light-Messrs. Wilson, Berger, Yarnall, Tan
ner and Wait.
The Treasurer's salary was fixed at $500 per
annum.
" Report Of the committee on Sergeanrs salary and
Night Watch, re-committed fer a report at next
Injecting.
Ordinances abolishing the of1es of Eng .neer of
Water Works, andregulating the places of holding
The last charter election, signed and approved.
Report of the Street Commissioner referred 10
Committee Finances,
PErrrIoNs-ofJ. MIofft and D. Mitchell, for a
connection with the city water pipes, laid on the
table.
OfFrancis Ebert, for the purchase of ground on
the hill side. referred to the Committee on Real
Estate.
OF Timothy Richie, for remission of fine, refer
Ied. -
III 9th Johnson, ir., for opening d1ain to Adams
street, granted.
"a OF Thos. Allen and Others for remission of fine,
referred. ..
Mr.. Hardmc n appeared.
APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSE BY the Nc
Lure House. Henry Floars and of transfer OF license
from NJ Kleiser to Mr.. Arthur, gave rise to pro-
Gaeted debate. motion to suspend the rules re-
curing such applications to lie over till the mex
meeting of Council. was lost by the following vote
AyeS-MeSsrs. Botsford, Hallowell, Tanner ant
Yazuan-4.
n Rays-Messrs. Black, Berger, Berberet, Echols
Forbes, Goodrich, Hull. Hardman, Lamb, Sweeney,
Tharp, Wilson and Watts.
Nj. Yarnaii subsequently moved that the Coun.
Gil grant permit to the applicants sell until the
next mee:ing-Lost by the following vote:
q Ayes-Messrs- Berger, Botsford Berberet, Hal
g lowell, Lamb. Tanner, Yaraall-7.
! 1Ndys-Aiessrs. Black, Echols, Forbes, Good
Eich, Hull, Hartman, Sweeney, Tharp, Wilson arc
4 Waffle.
AccoUNrs.-The following accounts were OF.
/ dered to be paid:
4. Marshall SIS, 35, James Matthews 4 90, Johr
Krote 4.00,J. Winesburg 200, Jos.:Greeer 10, GO
rGeo. w. Moore 1850, J. Weisgaber 200.
VIM. Ewing's, S5l, referred 10 the Clerk for ex
animation
Jason POOLS, amount for dinners paid-balanee
rejected.
Mtr. r. A. Burk's notice of his intention to con-
test the election Of Alderman of 1st Ward on the
adcitlonal ground of d. Maclanes being an acting
Justice Of the Peace at the time OF election. re-
ferred.
Application of B.Gz o. R. R. 10 take gravel from
The old grave yard, declined
The Mayor was authorized TO confirm the. Ser.
Geanrs nominations of IDENTITIES. unit, further
Tangements.
VIM. Morrow was confirmed as deputy serg.an
forthe Raj lroad Depot
The street Commissioner was instructed to s,or
the flow OF waite First street, between Eof
and Chapin-.
Ordered, that seats be procured for the back mar
ei the Council Chamber, for the accommodation O
spectators.
On motion of Mr.. Lamb, 500 were placed unds
the contract of the committee on wharyes. FOR tn,
improvement OF Il ulbery Alley.
On motion of same, the location of the unne
wharf boat was placed under the control of tn,
commiiteeon wharves.
On motion Of Mr.. Echols, ordered that the mex
Tax Ordinance provide for tax of 25 cents on
each barrel or cask of ardent spirits over 20 gal
lons sold in the city, either by citizens or non-res
idents.
Mr. Goodrich suggested that stepping stones b,
placed across the street on the Island between thu
two bridges. Mr.. Lamb stated that the Bridge Co.
~as obligated to keep the street in repair.
On motion ofMr. Hallowell, the license of Mr.
Kleiser was revoked
O., On motion of Mr. Sweeney, ordered that the W or
o. sizg places on Main street north of efrersor
lotion of Mr. Forbes, ordered that the guile,
\ street be filled up.
~ro6 motion Cd Mr.. Black, ordered that the Com
mitteee on LightreRort upon the expectancy of ex
tending the gas lamps on Main stieet north
Washington.
Adjourned. sr
FRHEDnA rRoM copnu TEN Mrxurrs-when th
announcement first appeared in advertising colum.
accompanied by prices only twenty-five per box we nat,
u' supposed 1t mere catch penny but begin to reear
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