The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-02-01

for Deputy City Sergeant was disa-
greed to.
The following were reported as the
standing committees for the First Branch
of Council for the ensuing year:
Ordinances Hubbard, Echols
and Irwin.
Water Works-Messrs Sweeney, A.
Wilson and Reid.
Elections-Messrs. Wickham, Echols
and S. Laughlin.
Real Estate -Messrs A. Laughlin,
Blair and Hastings.
Lights-Messrs. w. T. Wilson, Hast
ings and S. Laughlin.
Streets and Alleys-Messrs. A. Laugh
lin, Echols and w P Wilson.
Finance-Messrs. Hubbard, Irwin and
Frazheim.
Markets-Messrs. Blair, Wickham and
Franzheim.
Wharves-Messrs w. P. Wilson, Wick
ham and Morrison.
Petitions and RemOnstrances-
s. Laughlin, Echols and Blair
Railroads-Messrs. Sweeney, Irwin and
A. Wilson.
Grades-Messrs. Franzheim, A Laugh
lin and Hastings.
Observation-Disclosures. Echols, Reid and
s. Laughlin.
Fire Department Messrs. Hastings
Franzheim and W. p. Wilson.
Salaries-Messrs A. Wilson, Sweeney
and Morrison.
-Messrs Irwin and A Laugh
lin.
Board of Appeals-Messrs Reid and
Sweeney.
Police-Messrs. A. Wilson, Hubbard
and Morrison.
The First Branch then retired to the
Chamber of the Second Branch to 90 into
the election of city officers.
SECOND BRANCH
The Second Branch was called to order
by the appointment of Mr.. Bodley as
temporary Chairman.
The official bond of Smith M'Donald,
City Sergeant; Jacob NJ. Bickel, City
Treasurer; Joseph Forsyth, Wharf Mas
ter; Henry Sharp, Street Commits
sioner; II. F. Feeney, City Clerk, were
received and the gentlemen qualified
The following were reported as the
Standing Committees for the Second
Branch of Council for the ensuing year.
Ordinances-Messrs M'Neely, Sauls-
bury, and Frew.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. MNeely, Donel, and
Geo Robinson.
Water Works-Messrs A. g. Robinson,
Hughes, Pfarr, Bodley Parks, Frew, and
Lewis.
Coal Banks-Messrs Warren, Wheeler,
and Tharpe.
Elections-Messrs Maxwell, Green, and
Williams.
Fire observation-disclosures, Bodley, G.
w. Robinson, Shallcross, Donel, Lewis,
Cloudy and Frew
Real Estate-Messrs. Hughes, Warren,
and Wilson
Lights-Messrs. Donel, Hughes, Pfarr,
Bodley, Vogler and A. G. Robinson.
Finance-Messrs Williams, Shallcross,
M'Neely, Wilson and Geo. Robinson,
Streets and Alleys-Messrs. Bodley, G.
w. Robinson, Pfarr, Tharpe, Vogler,
Cloudy and Frew.
Market Houses-Messr4 Shallcross,
Warren and Frew
Wharves-Messrs George Robinson,
Wheeler and Goudy.
Petitions and Remonstances-Mess
Wilson, M'Neely and G. w. Robinson.
Railroads-Messrs. Williams, Shall
cross, Donel, Maxwell and Wilson
Grades-Messrs Salisbury Bodley and
G. w Robinson.
Cemetries-Messrs Tharpe, Salisbury
and Warren.
Appeals-Messrs Donel, Geo Robinson
and Parks
Police-Messrs. Shallcross, Donel and
Wilson
ontracts-Messrs. Donel, Bodley aud
salisbury.
Salaries-Messrs. Shallcross, Wilson,
DOnel, Parks, Bodley, Green and Frew
The names of the following gentlemen
were presented and accepted by Coun-
ell as the City Sergeant Deputies.
FIRST WNrd-Godfrey Price
Second Ward-James Santmiers.
Third Und-John T Fender
Fourth Ward-John Brady
Fifth UUd-John c. Vail
Sirth Und-Francis Stanley
Serenh UMd-Peter Benner was NOM
mated, but the nomination was re-
jected.
The official bonds of John Cummins,
Superintendent ofWater Works; Geo. w.
Miller, Alderman, First Ward; A. n.
Johnson, Alderman, Third Ward; Geo.
Bulger, Alderman, Fourth Ward; J. C..
NJ Manaway, Alderman; Fifth and Sixth
Wards, were received and adopted, and
the gentlemen were qualified.
The Superintendent of Water Works
was added to the committee on Water
Works and Coal Banks, and the Street
Commissioner to the committee on Streets
and Alleys.
The resignation of Mr.. Jacob Snider,
Councilman elect from the Sixth Ward,
was received and accepted Mr.. A, q.
Robinson was elected to fill the vacancy,
and appeared and was qualified
On motion of Mr. Warren the Second
Branch went into an election for per-
manent President.
Mr. Williams nominated Mr.. James
Wilson, of the Sixth Ward.
Mr. Hughes nominated Mr.. Shallcross,
of the Second Ward
On the first ballot Mr.. Wilson was
elected by vote of 9 to-
On motion, the members of the First
Branch were invited to meet with the
Second Branch in joint session for the
election of city officers.