Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-13

reportee in favor ofappropratng 100 for the rent
of an Arniory for the estate Fencibleso and other
military companies, until the City Hall can be
used. al .t,rt - 3 K ,i,i.,.,. s31.2s.,,. ~,
Mr.. Lamb moved the resolution be laid on
1.-The table. sai,s@ ai r. e ~, ~
AVIS Messrs. ,Arndt, Berger, Echols, Forbes
Gill, Hallowell, Hull, Lamb, Sweeney and Tharp
Ito. gs5fs.rff a-j,:ff357,., az p7s'aii NJ
NoEs - Messrs. Rack. Botsford, Berberet,
Goodrich, Hartman, Wickham. Wait and Yarl,all
is. X ,.,sx sA5At. - alli % ssittf ,,5dit
communication from j ohm V.Pryor and Others,
inviting the Mayor and citizens of Wheeling to
the Memphis Commercial and Railroad Convention
IN Inc next, was referred to the Railroad Com
mittee. sttass p &c i. = ssfa-st. ,.,.sl J
Accounts OF the following persons ordered to be
paid Lucas Miller & Co., $3.50, Fink, Wilson &
Co., S97, so, aHeskellg & Co., SO, Geo. Forbes,
S6l,s5, E. r. Bartleson, Sl45,54, Water Works
Coal Haulers, -, 'Sw earingen 81 Taylcr, Sill
so, Oliver Pryor. S4, h. Harbour, SIS, W. It,
Selby. S63,s3. 1.a' seiia49sa e1st gss.
PErirloas-of c. d. Hubbard, for repairs to an
alley in rear of g. w. Methodist Church
and on motion of Mr.. Forbes, ordered that water
trunks be sunk at that place. 80 ~. t...-,
Isl OF G yards Fire Company, for new Engine, laid
on the table. as'asg, lts.li s3la5.s,,}.i ~, 20
OF Washington Hall Association, for privilege
to place hydrant at the hail. granted. la5e55sa5l
OF Boyd Sterrett, for an advance on the price
ofcoal hauling Of % cents per 100 bushels granted.
Of Jas. Johnson, Thos. Lynch and Joshua
Groves for remission Of fines. granted. 55' ID
OF VIM. Harvey, granted. 80
| Sundry applications for coffee house license were
laid over under the rule. ~ 2 -.s5,nf
License was granted Mary Karney and Godlep
Dorm for Coffee House of I'd class, I'd grade. @.
Shoemaker, Joanna Burr and Cornelius Hegner.
for I'd class, Sd grade. j.. 5's-s35..i
RoGatherker y Leitner' application for reduction
on license, was laid on the table. .st 45-i5.,s IL
VIM. Renner for the same, laid on the table.
, License for a Wharf Bont granted S. G..
Baker & Or. en- sia1tl .il.s ,is.sas. n. f.-,i+
The matter of laying Railroad tracks through
the city was referred to the committee on Rail-
roads. stl .5.j,. ,t5.gs r. F5 ls75''7
On motion of MIR. Goodrich, ordered that foot
way be made across Market street above Madi-
son, ,l ,J mst,s' ~. ~.
On motion of Mr.. Forbes, ordered that all or
dinauce be reported prescribing the duties and
compensation Of Weigh NJ aster of Iron for the
| city. ,f .a-=l I.!i.,!s -srsis.s sa al,i5,5t
! Ordered that an extension of gas pipes be made
ION J ohm street. ~ 9ff .Es fr.. ,s.=.z..s'
Mr.. Forbes moved that the gas pipes be ex-
tended on Market street, G. W., from alley "B"
to First street. s-s T. .l - 4. ,,sf4 30 !
Ayes-Messrs. Arndt, Botsford, Berberet, Ech-
OILS. Forbes, Goodrich, Gill, Hallowell, Hull,
Hartman, Lamb, aTharp, Wickharn, Wait and
Yarnall-l5. - '...--. e f. a 5s-
Noes-Messrs. Black, Berger, and Sweeney--3.
On motion of Mr.. Wickham, the application of
Mr.. Weitzel for ordinary, was taken up, and
granted. "a. ID, =. 70 - ~ ~ ~ slo.l4., 4
On motion OF Mr. Forbes, and amendment of
Mr.. Botslord, ordered that the Wharf Register
be herafer kept at the Clerks Office, and that the
Wharf Master make his entities once week.
Mr.. Yarnall moved that those whose Ordinary
and Coffee House license expire before the next
meeting of Council, be permitted to sell until that
time. I-'Iis = o a.f7I--- -. n I
Mr.. Echals interposing objections, the motion was
Withdrawn. .s.z-.i itiis,5- q,
MIR. Botsford moved that they be continued for
one month, which was amended by Mr.. Lamb,
who specified the 18th of May, proyidedthe keep
ers paid the fixed rates. ~, ia's s1 r s.qt 4
Mr.. Sweeney moved to amend by excepting the
First Ward. On Mr.. SIS. amendment the vote
was as follows: l5ef -ai't Ia aal
.AYEs-Messrs. Arndt. Echo.s. Goodrich; Gill,
Hull, Hardman, Lamb, Sweeney and Tharp-s.
NoEs--Messrs. Black, Berger, Botsford, Berbe-
rel, Forbes. Hallowell, Yarnall. Wickham. and
Wait-9.- ~ ~ 'r.' ls ~ IT. 100 .sNa5. ss
There being tie, His Honor, Mayor Brady, sta
ted that deemng the expression heretofore made in
tConncil as indicative of the wishes Of the people
of the First Ward, he should cast his vote in the
Affirmative .a ~ O..
Mr. Lambs amendment was then passed.
| Adjourned. ~