The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-15
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n1Ty AND STATE NEWS.

NIT the amount of 81 ,O09 IS, was read.
y, Shsllcross moved that that portion
-. report relating to the fees of Tailor
,,.s be referred to the committee fol
!.re,tigation and report, The motion
,,,railed:-yeas III; nays 7.
The committee on Fire Department re-
,,rt in favor of paying the bill of Jos
crspr nfavOr of purchasing hose for the
,;tv from Walter, Cow 81 Co, of Cincin-
r,ti at $50 per foot; that they had
.,rcbas,d a lot of ground on Second
.+raet between Main and Market, upon
-h;cb 70 erect Hose House for the
r,;tad Fire Company; that the Hope
H. Company had been re organized,
~ nv oil finds of the old company shall
a., noid over to the new organization;
.Sat the committee on Fire Department
y. authorized to advertise for proposals
81 The building of new Hose House for
.Sa Ron III and Ready Hose Company;
tbat the plan of the new Hose House for
tbs limited Fire Company be adopted:
.bst the committee be authorized to ad-
,'.~ti., ,or proposals for building Hose
uan<s for the United Fire Company.
Mr. SballcrOss moved the report be
laid on the table. Lost-yeas 8; nays
The first resolution, providing for the
novmept of Jos. Greer, was adopted.
The question being on the adoption of
-be resolution providing for the transfer
oftbe funds from the old to the new Hope
Hose Company, Mr.. Pratt asked if the
nrsach heretofore existing i'll the Compa-
NJ had been healed.
Mr. Geo Robinson said Mr. Bodley had
srgaui.3d the Company lie presided,
aud fixed the thing up to suit himself.
Nj Coudy SAID the statement of Mr.
X was not correct
Mr. Robnson-I say ii is | was there
and witnessed the whole proceeding
Mr. Hughes moved to lay the report on
the table LOst--yeas I; nays III.
Mr. Body rose to personal explana-
ton be as Chairman of the committee
on Fire Department, had at the sugges-
ton OF jhe Mayor, taken what he con
:dered the proper steps to organize the
Company the Company was organized,
ldsbCuld have the funds due them
ATShallcrOss was opposed TO the pre-
.edeDt lie did not wish outsiders to
,ntrrlr with local organizations.
After further debate, the resolution
vas adopted.
The resolution authorizing the com
lIttee to advertise for proposals for The
aiding of n new Hose House for the
Ugh and Ready Company was lost
he plans for the new Hose House OF
The United Company We're adopted. The
resolution authorizing the committee to
advertise for proposals for building IA
new Hose House for the United Company,
was adopted.
The committee on Water Works re-
ported bills 10 the amount of $3.50 IL; and
recommended that water pipes be laid on
Filth, between Clay and Lindsey streets
The report MAS adopted.
The committee on Railroads reported
that tie Hempfield Railroad had agreed
to pay tue taxes due the city from the
road
The committee Oh Streets and Alleys
reported adversely 10 building a sewer on
Main street in Jefferson; that the Street
Commissioner be- authorized 10 pave the
alleys between Main and Market streets,
below Quincy. and that the Clerk adver-
tisc for proposals tor REMEMBERING OF
honses in the city. The report was
adopted
The special committee reported that
the pest house was unit for the reception
VI patieutS, and recommended that need
tu! repairs be made. The report was
adopted
The special committee TO whom was
referred the subject of purchasing the
Fifth Ward Market House, reported ad'
yerely to purchasing Report adopted
The Street Commissioners reported that
al improvements ordered by councils
BAD been made; ;hat all appropriation
Vas needed for the painting of the Mar
Get street suspension bridge, and that
ASE a was needed to pay for labor
Performed. Report adopted, except that
portion relating to painting.
The report of the Lumber and Coal
AeasUrer vas received and filed.
communication from the Hempie ld
RAILROAD was read and the President, in
connection with the Mayor was author
'1ed TO appoint proxies TO vote the clty
nosk at the next meeting for election OF
directors OF said road
Thomas WCOnn was granted auction
eerinI liceuce
The petition of George Miller and c.
A Eberling for refunding of tax was
granted that OF the Baltimore and Ohio
5allfoad asking permission to build
uOuSe on The river bauk was granted
'la' Of Jacob Grouse relating TO the pur-
.uaSe Of city lot No. iO9. was REFEREED,
.uAI Oh John EOgler for reduction OF wa.
Wteht was referred; that of ID. Peek
%uu others for repair of street crossings
s vas granted that of Thomas Horn brook, \
~ Ha'et pipe on Eoif street was laidI
5, ,u' table; that 0f G. StrOhel, for re-
S IS'Ul OF water rent was referred; that!
I'D ~ d Hubbard aud others. tor repair;
Co .Ji'Oing was referred; that of Ripley,
,,,".. 20. and Others, for repair OF
liz. was referred; that of b. M
to- nN repair of scales was referred
10 aos street Commissioner, with power
auc,;,' Hat OF Fred Robenstein, rGf re-
dtNvUa. Oiwater rent was referred; that
Ter ya, Lockwood, for reduction of wa
er. f,SaS REFEREED that of Mary Tuck
table. |NIlsSlOn of fine was laid on the
for redD ,u% Of Citizens Deposit Bank,
An o,j,. "h Of assessment was referred.
The Veal uance was adopted to prevent
insion; a'lns of the uniform or any OF the
The r." ~. VI thepolice by citizens.
irstrro tto9nmttee on Real Estate were
theI 10 enquire into the title Of