The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-21

MEEEL1sG- OF f1lhE LII CCg4-S44>--
The City Councils held a meeting last
evening at their chambers.
An or6inapce 10 amend an ordi-
nance in relation TO streets and alleys,
was Introduced aud on motion laid on
T,be Committee ON Markets reported
n resolution authorizing the city clerk
10 receive bids for the renting of the
city hay scales for the year 1906, which
was on motion adopted:
The Committee on Fire department
reported in regard 10 the building OF
house for the new steam fire engtnei
that they considered the present plans
and specifications as very imperfect;
and asked that they be granted further
time and more authority. Granted.
Tie following petitions were received
and disposed of as noted
OF U. b. Smith, for retnission OF hne.
OF VIM. o'Donnel, for permission to
transfer bis coffee house license TO Lou.
Frnnzheim. Granted.
OF Charley Better, for authority to
use the coffee house license OF John
busch, deceased. Granted:
OF YIN. +. Peterson and others for
the appointment ofn jury TO arrange
for III, opening of an alley from Mon
roe To Union streets, between Market
and Main streets, Referred to joint
special committee for inqutr yand re-
port
pointed for the purpose, reported an or
tIinnnce for the appointment ola health
oiiicer for the city Said officer shall
hold his Office Mt the will of the city; he
shall be paid -dollafsp per annum for
bis services; he shall have all the au-
thority now vested in the Sanitary
COMMITTEES; he shall be subject to the
DroVisions OF the city ordinances; he
small have power 10 employ agents,
teams. purchase disinfectants, &c.i he
shall require u cleansing OF nilIhousesi
he shall have authority to enter any
house or houses WITHIN hecltyi ne sn1il
have authority 10 change SINKS
or drnins when necessary; he shall
have authority TO direct where all otfal
and Nth shall be deposited; he shall
report any business or occupation
Thought to be lprejudicial. 20 heaithi he
shall require answers OF physicians and
others ms TO any sickness he may know
ofin the city; the board of healthand
sanitary Committee shall be subordi-
nate 10 The health officer; penalties are
Itnposed for violation of the ordinance
which ordinance shall be in force from
and after Its passage. s.f.a
A motion 10 lay the ordinance on the
table was lost, and on motion 1t was di'
rected to be taken up by section; but
sntlseouently on motion IL was referred
to the COMMITTEES ON Ordinances for ex'
nminati0n, report and printing OF 1OI
copies. lf ii.1i ..,tl -.
ICED TO order the pavements OF the city
10 be repaired within sixty days. ii
THE Committee on Fire Department
was authorized to get correct specitica
lions and 10 invite proposals Tor tht
building or new hose house In the GIL
w 'lL. .,,,,,,,r ,,,o,i atStbofiaefi IN Ii,
plnced ON the east and west side of FIJI
more, between Division and Webster
The petition OF Joseph Il. Conner, fol
remission of dog tax, was referred C
Committee on Grievances.
The petition Of Joseph Snyder and
others, for the lighting OF the gas al
McIluro House corner, was referred tc
Committee on Lights.
A resolution authorizing the Mayor
and President of the 2nd Branch &c
protest TO the Legislature against the
grant TO the skating park OF power to
use any OF the streets and alleys OF The
Island, was adopted.
Nv resolution the two branches mei
In mint session, aud the business wal
anSounced 10 be the election of city OF
ficers. The votes were as follows:
49, FOR oTT1i AssEsSoR., la
ia BdlLot..Joshua Lukins, Z; George
Forbes 70: Thomas OlBrien, Z; Blauk
a Whole number OF votes q. Neees'
sary 20 n choice IL. = -
2ilf Ballot Iiukins, Q; Forbes, y
O,Brieh, ST.. Whole number OF votes q
Necessary 10 choice II. 10,
Mr.. Forbes was declared duly elected.
Amer which the following named gen
tleFnen were elected Sanitary Commit
tee men for the .several wards
First Ward DR.. e. Mccoy =
Seco1li lJYGrd--J ohm Salada.
Third IFdrtf-Dr. Geo. Baird. s.,
FoifTkk Rdrd-Thomas Curtis.
FS5H 1Yurd-4A lex. Taylor. =
lSixth Wdrd--Wm. Gibson.
lSepeIith lFafd-Dr. y. H. Connelly.
And the following named gentlemen
Were elected Fire Nardens for the
waris named.
Ffrsf Wdfd-Daniel Murray.
2eeond JVdrsf- Conrad Wick ham.
Iliird IPdrd--I. iE. Hodley. 80 5s4ss
T5Sitrfh Warrf-A Alex. Meeouffney.
tgS56s lTsig,fi- *. Taylor.
lSs,.tI JpssfSi--J John Clark.
lS9iieilfk IF0It- n. Bones 4 ~,
M 1ohn Hamilton was unnntmoiis-
1v7ileclared duly elected! Assessor OF
TSleF Rents for the ensuing Year,
.rke Mayor and l.reside nt 81 Of ny Sec
ond Brnnch Were 40 ea 70 y ! . !. " s
nosf,ofnipit zee on Railroad s, Al Tor y hieh
fhe toif,t session n rs disso lHeds
,iih assessor OF " ater rents was quail
MA eitv. clerk ysas authorized 10 fl1r-
ntsa,. ff,rs f,fih ie0ffonin tho city papers
ti,e ,,5srlsf.s, 81 The members OF the Stand
moi s6fnfilitf ees after organization.
fhe vote on the petition 81 jos. shy.
der aud others was Ieconsiaereds allo
the prayer OF the petitioners Granled.
Adjourned.