Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-06-11
AN Ordinauce

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Sac 1s-That there shall collected snd paid for the
year commencing April 1 1885, for tie aud benefit OF
y 81 - .s st., 81 ttss,-, s,,Jay
and other establishments hereinafter intentionally using
ter from the Water Works Of sid city, water rent as fo
lows, that is to Say:
For each person in family uula the water Of the city,
Of the Dwelling the water used
For every store, Office shop one per eentun on the an
For every Ordinary, exclusive of steam hpparau. and
Fog every Boarding House, per eentu the annual
For every Cose House. II of the Is, elias. twelve per CEN
and of the 81 class eight esntunr on the annual
For every Private Bath, for the arst
Gv. one dollar sa' and ay cents FOR each person over
For every Pabie Bath hvs dollars for each tnb therein.
For every yaFd OF OF Sse. T dolsr.
For street hose dollars and one dollar for every
ten feet over thirty feet in length of hose.
For every water closet ten dollars
For every Sofa Fountain, three dollars.
general uniform Of charge for the several manu-.
featuring and other in said city, and adjacent
IhsIeto which use the water Of The city anu nasnaeh as
the said Council has this day hxed and assessed the rates
BE IT FURTHER ORDAINED by the said Council, that
the several parties firms and c9rporRons in this
the 1856 for the and benefit Of the said City, as
jesse Wheat, Lively Stable, thlrty.aye dollars.
James 4gIssr LIVER S;a6le, hEty:ays dollars:
James Mcconnell. Livery Stable, twenty dollars.
David Kuli, Livery Stable, twenty dollars.
shacrOss Terry, onu.bps aud Stage Stable fifty dol
Academy of Visitation, Roman cathCii' School, or'y-ve
il G. Dayha, for Bakery, aneen do1ar,.
Times Publishing Company for Printing end Engine thF-
joshua Boilcy. for Shop ami Engine, Gny dollars
B. Q. Railroad Co., for Depot and Water Closets two
b. oaio iiarOad, for Machine Shops, eight hundred
Peter p. Beck for Brewery, hundred and twenty dol
Dasby, Little Co.. for Shops, seveny-,eren dollars and
deo " saIth East Wheeling Brewery, three hundred
William Brady, Wooden Factory, hundred anil forty
Bsnon. Iron Works. for Boer1 only, three hundred
B. o.sil pro- FoqnSEy THIRTY dolI lar ,. ,o,,r
Crescent Manufacturing Company, for Iron Works, &c,
twelve hunirtd dollars.
James NJ Dillon, Shop, thirty dollars.
John Fitzinimons; Dstllery, eighteen dollars.
iiaines Beam, Flaming Sill, ninety dollars.
J.G E. Reid, CnandlerS, forty.ave doilsrs.
H.& ]. Hubbard, Saw Mil, one hundred dollars
Samuel f%S Ship. :r T2ny doSss o
| Missouri Iron Works, eight hundred dOilsTs.
Z; " Miller, Foundry, thlrtT-sye do!lars
Ohio County Jail aud Court House, one hundred and r'
John PAR, Brewery, sixty dollars;
Iambiin Bontam Co., Pheu!x Paper NM, two hundred
Frank Rst,sek.r, pFerrFy, sixty dollars. .,,-...
dollars
W j. stewart FSuziTy. thtrts.ars doiiats
T. Sweeney Sons, Glass Works and Engine, enc hum
T. smesas5y Co, Foundry, tl,lrty. are dollaEs.
yrsInia Paper Mil uirte ars and isy doila1s
Wilson i Dlnlayy, Saw MIL, ninety dollars.
Wheeling Cotton MILL L. o. Actlyl hundred and city
Warren & Son, Chambers, f:tY dollsrr.
Whse!ing Ga. Co, three hGndrei and fity dollars.
y '''ll'i Il Ds.i B. MoR%pSook,s EXTENSION:
Wheeling Female Seminary, sixteen doiiarI.
Peter Phillips, Engine aud Shop, tEsnty.9Te dollars.
cashns ds6un, on Cloth Factory sc; hundred and
Gunner ibb0son, Bakery aEi Eagiae, thirty ave dol
49, IN THOMAS uORNBRooK's EXTENSION:
E c. Dewey, Wire Factory, four hundred dollars.
YaFna Co., Ordinary Baths &C., tEo hundred and hfy
Watson Carr Ordinary, baths steam apparatus,
it, W P6iiips Machine Shop, IeTensy ave doIisTi
Michael Herr Co., P1r IIoase three hundred dollars
thirty.sevcn dollars aud d;tr cents
J. p. Barrett Spice Mil, fifteen doIIsrs.
Richard Blum, CamPhgne Factory, forty dollart.
Hamilton Clark, Foundry, one hundred dollars.
Ienan s. Root. Flaming Mil, ffty dollars.
John Moore Co., Machine shop, twenty dollars.
IIrmpdeld Railroad Co., three hundred dollars.
Bailey Woodward Co.. for La Belle Iron Works, Iaeiud.
side the limits Of the CITY, two tHoaSand dollars
SEc b. Il further ordained that the Clerk the said City
pare BOOK for the cOlec,o4s me water Rents in Witch
the of the parties assessed and the several subjects
Of the Rent due by each person, paTr,
be further duty OF the said Clerk ascertain gross
amount Of said Eer shown By said book charge
deliver the said book to the said Collector taking his
cepS for the and stating liz said receipt the said
SIC s. Be further ordained. That the Collector ofWater
Rents for the 1855 SHALL shall receive
said book OF Water Assessments from the said Clerk pro-
coed collect the said water rents from persons
or before each second Friday after the said book or a:er
Assessments shall have been delivered him. the
Collector shall Jay into the Treasury Of tao said City the
whole by him collected suce the date Of his pay
for pay Treasury on before the ls day
Of November 1876 the said gross amount Of Water Rents
levied and assessed aforesaid however, that
part thereof the Council may hereafter remit may
allow said Collector for d-lnquen, shall be Passsd 10 his
sEc. T. The Clerk and Treasurer City shall keep
distinct and separate accounts OF the collected
the
sEc. g. When any complaint lrregulary hardsbIpIn
the matter Of any demand Of the City, any Wa
Rents shall be ade under provisions ;he ord
ued Ordinance relation Water Rent, 10 the City Of
wheeling passed February Il, 1856, the Council shall
that Ordinances acton thereon IS shan In il
Judgment be jast and right and may any meeting cor
te e has error Al ' ''sf s1' may be found
SIC C. 1t shan the duty Of the Collector of the Water
Rents TO make supplementary list OF all persons, parties
hrms eorporationS who may have omitted by the
o. who may have commenced using the water Of
CIV 70 the TstuFn Ok the aSsSssor for the
1885, and In s Sneh the said Collector sha make The
assessment and valuation required 10 be made by Asses
book the several entries and extensions required
oud section Of this Ordinance be made by the Clerk and
shall report Clerk the each month the add
ton made TO the general ASSESSMENT such supplement
sac l. Collector Water Rents shah receive a.
compensation for his services, Eve per on the
he shall settle his account in full before the day
N0Tenssr 1874 but I not sstted in fa until afsr hat
hs only four peF cent on Iqea collection and
eemb 1885 then he shah recsive only 8 per eeauu for
Passed May 22ih, lsS6 Read approved .gssd and at
tested, June Eth, 1885.