Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-03
NossINessrs. Biskel, Cots, Forbes. Hub z

The original resolution, fixing the rent at
$3.50, was then adopted
Itwasresolved to instruct the superintend-
ent of Water Works tocontract with Messrs Mil
Ter for making and laying the pipe, 500 feet
payable in bonds at years.
Tho petition of Mr.. Wilson was granted.
Twenty-Five dollars and fifty cents was ordered
to be refunded to Thos. Hornbrook.
The petition of George Wheate was, on mo
ton, rejected. n sssI
made verbal report as TO various matters which
had been referred TO them.
The accounts of John Laughlin, Redick Nc
Kee, Geo. Duty, and L. S. Root, We're ordered
to be closed, as recommended in the report
The sums of s46.49 and ssO.29, were ordered
| to be paid toJsIz Sangston balances due him
by errors discovered in. the accounts which are
now undergoing supervision by the assistant
Clerk. s g
The claim of j. L. Sangston for credit of
$25, upon the books Of the city, was referred to
the committee on Finance.
report was read from the Street Commits
sioner.
The matter of curling on Sixth street, from
Clay or Lin2say sts, to the upper SUSPENSION /.
bridge, referred to the com. on SITS. and, 81.
leys, with power to'act. :.
The balance ofthe report was adopted as read.
A report was read from the committee on
grades, as to the gradeion Fulton street.
A petition from John Gilcbrist in relation to
this grade was laid on the table.
The grade as established by B. Ward, Esq,
was adopted
The committee on petitions reported in favor
OF granting the petition of s. G. Baker s. Co.
Adopted On the petition of VIM. Gundling.
the committee recommended remission of his
fine. Adopted. "a
] The committee on light reported in favor of
placing gas lamp at Hickory alley Adopted
/ A report was read from the committee on ac-
counts recommending the payment Of certain
bills. 1t was adopted.
Petition of j. Il. Gillespie granted.
Petition of Ann Archbold, for reduction of
assessment. Rejected.
Petition of Chas. Redder, for reduction of wa @
ter rent-Rejected. 1t was resolved, also, that
all similar petitions henceforth shall be rejected
Petition of John King, for license for coffee
house of the I'd class Granted.
Petition of John Sheets, for license for an or
binary. Granted
| A petition from James Sweeney, and Others,
was referred to the committee on Streets and
Alleys.
A petition was read from James R. Baker, and
others, praying for curbstone on Chapline st.
from Division street to the Quincy Foundry
On motion of Mr, Knotc, the matter was refer
red to the committee on Streets and Alleys, with
power to act, provided the property holders will
pave Immediately
Petition of Pollard & Green, for ordinary Ii
cense. Rules suspended. License granted ].
Petition of s. r.. Griffith, for Auctoneer's Ii
Icense.z Granted. Gg a5Esss
j Petition of numerous citizens for setting of
tombstone on the west side of market street,
from Marshall to Division street. Referred to
the committee Streets and Alleys, with power
to act.
On motion, the petition of James Sweeney,
and others, was placed upon the same footing as
the preceding.
Several Water Works bills for coal, &c. were
ordered to be paid.
Several bills Were read and disposed of as
follows Tho new Suspension Bridge was ac-
cepted, and an order for the amount of the city's
Subscription was ordered to be paid to Col. Fall
loon, the constructor. Vim. Smith 5 1881, paid;
! w. P. McKelyey, 50, paid; same, $17, paid;
John Bennett, $lT5,T1, paid; Geo. Harrison,
$40, paid; VIM Snodgrass, SOP, paid; John
Bennett, $1+5,22, paid; Hobbs, Taylor & Co,
! $20,ss referred to Superintendent of Water
Works; several bills reported by the Street
Commissioner, of laborers upon the streets, were
ordered paid; NJ. w. Ainick, do, 1896, paid;
j. McGill, 81, paid; Geo. Forbes, S11s,s2, re-
ferred to committee on Streets and Alleys.
On motion the adjournment of the Council
was fixed for Monday evening next.
The committee on SITS. and alleys were order
ed to place railing at the northern entrance to
the new suspension bridge at Market st a rail-
U ing was also ordered at the Sixth St suspension
: bridge. The committee were on motion ordered
to report upon the propriety of procuring a
more complete and permanent railing on the
Market street suspension bridge.
improvements were ordered on alley between
. Eoff and Ghapline SITS. Also on Webster st
) On motion of Mr.. List the clerk was ordered
3 to give public notice to alpersons having claims
: against the city to file the same in his office on
!. or before the 10th inst, otherwise order will
d be issued for them before the 1st of January.
|, Mr.. Forbes moved to instruct the committee
on ordinances to report an ordinance for the pro-
:, lection of bridge property throughout the city.
Several motions for repairs of lamps were
h adopted, and the City Sergeant was authorized
n to present and collect bills for damage.
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