The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-09

LOCAL AN HzHNN1A -.
C-rx CouNc1L.-A regular monthly meet
Cornell was held st the chambers las
evening.
Tho minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved;
The report of the committee on watel
= xorks recommending the payment Of sun,
drv bills amounting to $3s9,67, was read
ard adopted. 80
The report of the committee on accounts
recommending the payment of $6S2,39, was
read. and the bills, except for sanitary pur-
poses ordered to be paid.
The water rent of Christ. Glessner was
reduced from SIS to $3.50. "a
The repsrt of the committee on coal banks
was read and adopted. 1t provides for a
drain of l25 yards In the lower city BANK
The report of the committee on streets
aud alleys was read and adopted. 1t pro-
vides for grading the alley between Hamp-
don and Monroe streets, and that the foot
crossing on Lindsey street be made.
The petition of Jason Pool asking Tor IL
csnse to keep first class coffee house, was
granted.
The petition of David Gardner asking for
license to keep second class house was
granted.
Petition of John Arthur asking permls-
sion to keep ten-pin alley, was granted
The petition of John Vogler for extension
of water pipe, was adopted.
Mr.. Clavtor moved that three-lncn
water pipe be laid from Lindsey street TO
the Wooden factory of Mrs. Bradley. he
iectcd.
The petition of W. A. Martin was refer.
rod TO Committee on Wharves.
patition Of the German Benevolent Socle-
tv. asking fol enlargement of room' was re-
ferred.
Petition of John NJ Nance, asking re-
mission of fine, was tabled.
Petitions of C: Mabis and Sebastian Autz,
asking reduction of water rent, were refer
red to Committee on Water Works
Petition of Mary Ann M'Cann asking re,
duction of water rent, was adopted.
Petition of Robert Marshall, Sr., asking
for 1881, so alleged TO be due him, Tor WORK
done in the year 1872 was referred to the
Committee on Accounts.
Petition of Joseph M'Gill asking % Tor
extra labor was granted.
An ordinance relating to the putting out
and breaking Of gas lamps was passed.
Petition of John M'Lure was referred to
Committee on Streets and Alleys
Petition Of Jas. H. Tappan asking per-
mission to erect small building near
Wheeling creek, was referred.
A message from the First Branch an.
nonnced the concurrence of that body IN
number of bills; and amending the bill to
pave the alley from Market to Main, be,
tween Quincy and John streets, so as to re !
quire property holders to pay one half the
costs. The amendment was concurred IN
by the Second Rranc..
Petition of David Gardner, asking for re-
mission of fine, was referred.
Petition of Martin Reese, for remission
of fine. and kng for the removal OF Dep
usy Sergeant Geo. ST. Myers, for alleged
abuse Of Mrs. Reese, was referred TO the
members of both branches OF Council from
the lst ward.
Mr.. Bckel moved reconsideratl on OIL
the vote by which the resolution providing
for the erection of two new stacks to the
water works, and asked that new boilers be
n,aced therein. ax2gs
message from the First Branch an
nounced the passage ola resolution instruct
Ing the Mayor aud City Sergeant to enforce
the ordinance relating TO selling liquor
without license. and on the Sabbath, which
was conCurred In.
Mr.. Clator stated chat Mr.. Edward Hobbs
had failed to appear aud be qualified as
member from the Fourth Ward, and moved
that the Council go into an election to I'LL
the vacancy
On motion, the election was postponed,
and Council adjourned.
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