Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-29
City Council.
LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

SPECIAL MEErIXG.-His Honor, Mayor Brady in
the chair.
Licenses for OIdinaries were granted to John
Fitzgerald, John Robinson, A. NJ. Hornish, Peter
Hood, Jacob Kallenberger, Fidel Major, S. Lutz,
James Muthers, Frederick Mast, Christian welty,
John Black, James Carroll & Co., T. NJ Pember-
ton, MIS- Voltz and Thos. Dolon.
The application of Vincent Vesce was rejected
by the following vote:
Ayes-Nessrs. Black, Berger, Botsford, Berber-
Ell Hartman aud YarnalI-6.
NOes-Messrs. Echols, Forbes, Gill, Hallowell,
Hull, Lamb Tanner, Tharp, Wilson, Wickhan
sad Waffle.
Licenses Grunted for Coffee Holses.-A. Bal
lsn1erg, list class.
ID class, LIST grade.-Adolph Horn, John Vo-
GEL, Lewis Cook, John Hegner, Henry Parker, D.
Gull, anthony Kramer, James Haley, Frank Ur-
rex, F. tier, Patrick Kelley, Philip Sweitzer,
Jacob thinner, Augustus Genng, and Godlep
Dom.
Joanna Burns, ID class, 2 grade.
Application OF Anna Stager laid on the table.
Ga the presentation of the applications from
ihe LIST Ward, MIR. Black moved that the Council
ler the sense of the people of the 1st Ward to be
nken the polls on next Thursday, the 9TH OF May,
for and against granting license for tie sale oil
sprtuous liquors, the question not to effect the
ale Of beer and ale-carried.
An ordinance creating the Office of Weigh Mas
terwas approved and signed.
The ordinance providing for the sale of hay il
bales without weighing-laid over.
His Honor the Mayor StataI +hot m o1ad ~
firm man named John A. McGivon, and stranger
confined in jail, was unable 10 pay his fine or Il
work, and suggested the propriety OF releasing
him. On motn, ordered that he be discharge,
and his fine RENTED.
On the application of the Hope Erie Company
ordered, by the following vote, that the bonds o
The city 10 the amount of S14OO be issued for tn.
purchase OF new Engine for the Company:
Agss.-Messrs. Black, Berger Botsford, Berberet,
Goodrich, Hallowel, Sweeney, Tanner, Wickham,
and Yarnall-IO.
Nos'.-Messrs. Ectols, Forbes. Gill. Hull, Hard
man, Lamb, Tharp, Wilson and Wait-9.
Nj. Tharp moved TO amend the above order by
4 like appropriation for che Rough and Ready
COmpany-lOst.
The Committee on assessments reported an ordi-
nance classifying Commission Merchants into three
classes and a1ixing their taxes at $50, S35 and
gu per annum. which, on motion of Mr.. Hal
lowell was laid on the table.
fErlTEoNs.-A petition asking for cote of the
citizens on the question of an additional subscrip-
nOn OF $4,000 to the Pittsburgh and Cleveland
aalFoad' was discussed at considerable length and
n'd over for further consideration.
urine b. d o. Railroad for an extension of track,
E'etFed TO the committee on streets and alleys
9Th authority to act.
VI LIST Ward Hose Company, for repairs TO en-
tne hOuse-granted.
oiWm. Mcneil, for a new wharf boat-laid on
lie table.
VI LOUIS Franzheim, for reduction on assess
"ent-laid on the table. f.
CALDWELL * Echols, for privilege to tap the
Va .et p'pe' referred to the Committee on Wate
"U'"S' 10 report at next meeting.
Weigh Master. " '"e Ae" 0'H'e o.
tHeMesSrs Wickham and VIM. Hall were grant
81 AuehOneer's license.
lime Sanitary Committee of the erd ward was or
" remove quantity of hogs hair on Market
'Aee' below the Post Office.
v. asSoa"t' of W. T. Needs, c. H. Berry, A. w
p" and Water Works, ordered to be paid.
comr: NOT OIL committee on assessments relative Ic
commission Merchants. recommitted.
,hs s.tu That ordinance be reported regulating
weighing of Hay, as a substitute for the one lu;c
On the table. - -O' '-'' . o-e A"E'
.,,m;n committee on assessments was instructed te
>ASH'ine the assessment IF w., o.
Adjourned - - t'e"He''