Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-13
City Council.
1Asr NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

City Council.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.
p,,sen;-His Honor, Mayor Brady and the fol-
I'm, members: Messrs. Black, Botsford, Berger,
Ids Forbes Goodrich, Gill, HaIlowell, Holli-
-, Sweeney, Tanner, Wait, Wilson. ~
Committee on Streets and Alleys reported that
q, ,y had no legal claim at present 10 the ground
IN near Division street, held by Joseph Cald-
N and recommend that writ of al guod dam
:, he sued out for so much IT the ground rs may
.,sss,ry to remove all distractions the street.
n. report was adopted.
Opa,terIy report Of the City Sergeant, and AL
,.nsn Of the LIST, I'd, Sd and 4th Wards, received
I'd fled. Report of Alderman of 9Th Ward laid
,,,r for want OF affidavit.
P.Dort of Street Commissioner received, and
an placed at his disposal fer the improvement oil
Sss,s and ALLEYS. ''e9
M. Tanner submitted communication from The
G,, Company, giving notice that the authorised
,,.nsons OF pipe would be made as soon as prac
4abe.
Ordered that the Committee on Grades report a
nds for Quincy street, between 9Th and Sth.
On application of Mr. Gill, ordered that the clerk
,f.he Centre Wheeling Murketpay the stall rents,
.uIlected, to the Treasurer 1.-THE Market House
Company, to be held in trust b. him for the pay
rsnt of the Market House debts, subject to the
c3.r OF the Committee on Markets.
PETITIONS.
OiRough and Ready Fire Company for an ap-
,ia.iOn of sI22 90, for the payment of parade ex-
snes-granted.
OF list Wheeling Hose Company for an appro-
supriation of s1OO-granted. ID
OFF. r. Armstrong, trustee for Emily a. Zane
nd Elizabeth Pitts, for renewal OF the curbing
N parts of Quincy and Main s'reets-granted.
or Ms. X. Johnson fer indemnlication for in
ay done her property by the grading of Webster
set, referred to the commit, on streets end al
rs with authority to act.
Of Thos. H. Wines, Mary Wilson,and Andrew
Fri,,u. for reduction on real estate assessments,
rrred to the committee on assessments.
ofJohu Chaddock for an Ordinary on Centre
gaeeng Market Square, granted.
OfS. II. Neehow, for coffee house, I'd class I'd
s3e, laid on the table. -
eff. s,robeI, for Ordinary, laid on the table.
Ofhouse on corner Zane and 9th streets for col
X house, laid on the table
OfMr. Felix, for coffee house, I'd class I'd grade,
antet.
OfJacob Lantz, for coffee house, rejected by
.s following vote:
Iu.-,lessrs. Black, Berger, BotsfOrd, Forbes
Gill and Want-6. "
Svs-Messrs. Echols, Goodrich, Holiday, Hal.
suell, Hull, Sweeney aud Wilson,.
or Joseph steck, for remission of fine, referred
title committee on petitions.
Ofcitizens of the Sd Ward, for reconsideration
sfthe vote revokng Mrs. Burns license, referred
seommittee on petitions.
Vt. W. l.. Hall submitted his resignation as
Cs,k of the Centre Wheeling Market which was
accepted. ---lr .rr-
ME-. GulIe,t was appointed deputy Weigh
rlter for tie Centre Wheeling Market House.
Accounts ofthe following persons ordered to De
paid: Vim. Wright and John Dunn, 100; Sundry
Accounts for Water Works expenses; John
DtskaI, 1850; John Gilchrist, 200; NJ. WAN
lei, 1881; NJ. Raglan, S,l7; NJ. E. Wins; George
Forbes, IS 6O Geo. Little, 200; Stephens, Beatty
&Co $4,000, Fink, Wilson & Co., 1888; Fist
Ward Hose Co., 2l,4s; VIM. Harvey 1900.
NJ. Hollowel moved that the alley from QaIln-
syto Monroe street, between Nam and Market
lt paved, not 10 cost exceeding so cts per loot
tsHed
NJ. Wilson moved that the stalls on the "eSI
fie Of Market Square shall not be rente TO buck
f;H afer the expiration Of the present year-car-
I'D. -.
w. Berger m oved that footway be made across
Vain street at York alIey-carried.
NJ. Forbes moved that the North side OF Isl
Eject, between Market aud chapline' be curbed
l-cauieI.
Nj sweeney moved that High street between
E,rset street and the National Road, he graded
payed-refened to the committee on streets
u alleys.
VI. Ilallower moved that the gutter on the
St.h side of Centre street, across 9Th be paved
-tauIed. $3.50.
Dt. Tanner, at the request ofthe Sergeant cal
I'll The attention of Council to the reprehensible
Piae;.ce of taking out the FIRE apparatus without
Gtcient cause on Saturday nights, causing disor'
is' and riots, pending which the Council adj
'.Iael.
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