The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-12


cut Hose Houses, recommended some
tneeded repairs to several of the buildings
Land recommended that the sum of $i0Q
lIhe appropriated for the annual current
| expenses of each Fire Company The
report was adopted.
The report Of the committee on petit
| tiohs and remonstrances reported IN ia
vor of remitting So fine to d. Sullivan,
| and $40 fine to Mrs. c. j. Snider, and
l the other petitions Tor remission Of fines
be rejected The report was adopted.
The committee on streets and alleys
reported in favor of some needed repairs
to streets, and the appropriation of 500
for the repair of the Sixth street bridge.
The bids fOrthc repair Of the North
Wheeling Main street bridge were read,
and the contract was awarded to Messrs.
Shelley and Andrew Long, and the com
mittee on streets and alleys authorized
to proceed with the work when the Board
nj Supprvisnrs nf Ohio county agree III
pay one-half OF COSTS.
The bid of Dr. Jas. Cumlnins, for ply
sician tOjail was read and accepted.
The Street Commissioner asked an APP
preparation of $40 90 for repairing done
to the streets; asked for more stones to
repair the street near the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Report adopted.
/ The report of the Guards Fire COmpa-
ny, the United Fire Company, and the
Rough aud Ready Fire Company were
read and ordered TO be filed. = a. :
On motion of Mr.. A. G. Robinson, the
committee on Fire Department. was i'll
strueted to ascertain the cost of new
hose house for the United Fire Compa-
ny.
The petition of the reorganized Hope
Fire Company, asking permission to oh
tain the books, papers, &c, from the old
company was referrrd to the committee
on Fire Department, with power to act
on the matter as they deemed proper and
expedient.
4 message from the First Branch re-.
ported the rejection of the resolution
passed by the Second Branch efunding
fines to Dennis Sullivan and Mrs. c. J.
Sniher. The Second Branch adhered tn
its action in the matter.
Tina perition of the Board of Health,
in relation to the pest house, was re-
felred to special committee.
Mr.. Williams stated that Isaac Irwin
declined to serve as Assessor of Water
Rents, and moved Council to go into an
election to fill the vacancy The motion
was agreed to and the First Branch no
flied of the fact. go .iulFEt. =
The petitions Of citizens of Preston,
street, citizens of the Sixth Ward, and
citizens of Fourth Ward, asking for re-
pairs to streets and sidewalks, We're pre-
Sented and referred.
Resolutions for the erection of gas
posts at the Northeast corner of John
and Seventh streets, and ut the corner OF
the alley between Sixth and Seventh
streets were referred to the committee on
Lights.
A special committee of two, consisting
of Messrs. George Robinson and George
Parks was appointed to supervise the
repainting of the face of the town clock.
The members of the First Branch ap-
peand, when Mr. John Hamilton was
d eclared elected Assessor of Water Rents,
A message from the First Branch re-
ported its adherence to the action taken
in relation to the remission of fine reso-
luton. A committee of conference was
asked for and appointed. r...
On motion of Mr.. ShallcrOsS the com
mittee appointed to distribute coal to the
poor was discharged from further sell
vice.
Adjourned