The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-17

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SECOND BRANCH COUNCIL QHAMBER,l Y
;te; bits .ie Fehrlary 10; 1885,
of the city of Wheeling, allied by pub
lication of the Mayor, who stated the
object of the call to,be, to advise and
consult with the Medical Faculty in re-
lation to, the best tnannet OF. preparing
the city, by all laYa liable means, in an;
icipation of the probable advent oi
choleEa in this CITY. after reading 2
letter on fthei. subject from Dr.siA.I s.
Todd, ) the Mayor proposed that the
medical gentle present Organize
present their views as To- what ought
to be done. Wherenpon9 the meeLing
was iorganizedSDy appointing, Dr.. w: y.
Bates. PRESIDENT and DE-. II. a. Htldreth
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The following resolutions We're pre-
sented ana adopted;;t.sit
1st, That We urge upon the City Coun-
Gil the necessity of placing the city in
the best possible sanitary condition to
prevent the creation Of any epidemic,
and to use unusual y yigilaneei 70 prevent
the Importation OF zcholera into our
city. .,aiiaY pnol loi sia;5 ala ;ipaia.
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health officer should be appointed Tor
the City, who, shall have power % aP,,
point q deputy or ordeputleSI Ioreach Wafd
of the city, and who shall fufthSr have
power 10 chuse, the 1g 9otf ar y
and all places where any nltn orun-
healthy deposit may e,toand, so as 70
put thewhole, city. IN the best possible
sanlt ltarsY eoncnuon.l .5s 81 II - u
.. fnat tne Necessity OF eStapIlshing
one or more alspensaarles pen y IN tne - event OF
chutsra appearing, pc uIIgseed5s ppon the
C4ty Souncn: uch u1spensar1es 10 De
iattended 'by the medical L: Il men 81 the city,
and to ~ furnish y 'mEedicine and at tendnnee
to the pqof Tree OF charg I5.az - I,ii.s ,Ifi
L ii4.. mat It pc recommended tolthe city
council, for thes benefit strangers. a. an
arrangemenb pc made Will the. w hee1-
ing Hospita I,isr u ~ ,tI IN. - ~,
5. Thai we y recommend the purchase
| by the health officer, ION account of the
city, );ofa sufficient; quantity OF lime,
eopperas and other Sdisin fectants which
he shall sell TO citizens at cost for use
by them for sanitary purposes. II -egCF
eThatIwe recommend that the power
of the healthi officer shall be made full
ana ample, las authorlzed by the char
ter of the city, to compelT obedience to
his orders in regard to sanitary, meas.
ures ~ 49, go, 80 I. 4. ~. ~ M ~,
Tint we recommend that council
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duty it shall be to advise with the
Health officer in reference to sanitary
affairs, III t'I,., 10 ID.
That we recommend the payment tot
nIsil fficient salary to the Health Officer
to secure the 7seryices oflla thorou9hly
competent man. .alntt.!i4
8. That the Health officer himself and
by his deputies shall, in the discharge
of his duty have the rights of entry
intn hnII6inDH- -0nt-hnuSnE. lots and
premises within this city, ana that II
shali pc ms duty 20 order tne i1 Fenoyal
Oh any ueposlts deleterIouS ~ tne pq 2
lc nealtn, 70 oraer sucn alteratlons 20
be made IN the constructlon or location
OF drains ana SINKS iwnen Ils neeessary; 70 70
cause .the cleansing anu purlncanpn pl ,ei oi
cellars" yards, Sc:, ana 90 or cause 70
ture which he maygdeem. right ana
proper 70 pc cone yIor .tns prouIoIion
ana Preservatlo OF the PUBIC heaItn
=, IN order 70 inl1y car Y OUT ne apoye
resolution the CITY Souncll pereqnesled
to approprlateasut sum OIL money
may arise under them. -.
A committee, consisting OF Drs.
Hupp, Bates. Cumtirinsj and Hildreth,
was. appointed, to whom was referred
the resolutionspassed as a basis for an
ordinapce ,to be presented to the Goun-
Gil for, Approval and enactpentass., M
On motion, adjourned to meet g on
Monday evening next, at ~ O'Clock.
q DR. w. j. BATES, Presst
DR.. Il. a. H1LDRETH, Sec,,y.
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The PROPOSED AanaHsila ile anfl W i
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From the Charleston (Ranqghd Cp) Journal.
i The project Of starting a line of boats
between this place and Wheeling, initi.
atedl blythe, Chamber of Commerce of
the latter city, is rec eeiYing the hearty
Pleasant. The citizens of Macon eoun7
learn. on. the 26th nit, for the purpose
offpr6motihS this pfoject5lt which the
following resolutions. drawn up by a
committed consisting of, John Hall, IT..
NJ. Phelps. W. n. .Tomlinson, DIV.
Polslsy and O.. w Craig, were; mani
mously, adopted :Ti,i.,, iItI1stf,f'r hnG =.
WHEREAS, we are informed that it is
in contemplation. by the Chamber of
Commerce Of the City OF Wheeling, to
from, the CITY. ofWheeIfng TO the town
w wbe e with aSvieG;S6S bringing the % peo-
Mo. ISf fiffereIit tJl SECTIONS of 36uf- new
gtete 3 ii StomueR closer Ia sommnnioh @ tid and
iinhfhase of intercourse. and securing.
as! far las possible, to West Virginia
cities the Immense tfaue sot Lnes, frtAana-
wha VALLEY Py eiiaoling nab the PFG1dgsess e1tigS e
xV5aat;n mo and Parlrarsbnro~ tbeiT 1,,.c-
4. ntst u i,S
Shipment Shipment Ao w s - "S
ReSoLUed. That we highly approve of
tho ootions to l.a,,,,hxv a Re 1rhafnher of
S1tS S, - - I'LL :i.tt u SSftfShISI, -
lCommerce oI Ine ctIy OF WneellnS IN
this matter, ana DelleHe ITO De the duty