The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-31

HEErso on THz CoUscn-sIooH
BkAscE-NE. Miller VAS called 70 IN
chair, asd The roll called.
A quorum being prsssnL Tie CEsl
stated the special order ~ Be The eon'
s5dsratton Of the ordinAnos Assssstns
water repts fo3 the year 1871.
On motion Of Mr.. EOA, The Essdinz oi
{ the mfnutes VIA dIspsossd Wiz
Tbs ordnance IN EslAttoo 70 HaIsl
rents vas taken Up-
Mr.. Ruzhss moved that Il b sdoP-
a discussion aruss a. 70 whether
kgFeset hoss Ebo1d Be taxed
Tbs aye GDd nos were called on tie
question Of taxing.
ATEs-Amiek5 BEocfunisr, Bse-,
LysgraE, Hoke, Nolan, Sh4llcross, Shan
II. TnEIe. WbszlEH-I0.
SnEs-H1ghss. REin, AlIeE-z.~
Hr. HrEbes moved to strike out q
and InsETL =.
Mr. shaiieross moved 70 amend b.
striking out = and fnserIipz Is.
Ar. Rad moved 10 table the amend
n1eni.
Nr. Hughes called FOR the syez and
noe.
AYks-Aniek, BroekunIsr. Bar,
Dsrrzb, HoEe, Reim, Miller, Nolan,
shsileross, shznIy, T1pgls, Wkseis'
IL
S0zs-Hugnes-L.
On motion Of Mr. Shslieross- he or
dinsnes was put upon It's fnai Pes5sEs-
CsrTiEd by q tEo-ihird's vote. and TIE
ordnance vas declared ADOPTED
The ordinances, with tie Eetion Of the
Second Branch Ibs,supon, vac CON-
munieaFs1 70 The PIEst BraDeh,
l. ETnuhela rfaEs P1tGa
were sus pSznded and an 0rainaDes IN
refztIon 70 the Street RzilTEy taken
The oriInsree provided that the
Street Railway Company b. required
70 convey EJzssEn gers amer night 70 tie
same pgiut tina: they do 10 daylight.
AT. Stanley moved tbai the oEd!-
nance b referred TO the Committee On
Ordinances for report Carried.
Tos Council giving consent, Ar.
SbaIlcrnss offered proposals EoE city
printing in 1861.
Toe proposals. were read.
The R<gSseT offered 70 do the city
priatinR al the rates heretofore charged
The IsTELLio EscEz offered TO do The
work at the rates charged regular
On motion of Mr.. Hughes, the bids
were referred TO tbs Committee on
Finance. with power 70 contract with
the lowest and best bidder.
PETTZTosz.
Christian BurkIs, vas granted reduc-
iion Of Coffee House license, for one
month no: ussd.
Priscilla Dirty, asking that her house
be repaired because Of injuries rscsiT-
ed from water in the Basin" Grant
Cd
Catherine Fritz, asking tor remission
Of water rent. Referred 70 Committee
on Water WORKS with power 20 act
John Crawford, asking TO keep his
dFay in certain alley adjoining bis
Rudolph Schsdsr, asking TO tranzfsE
licsnss 70 GotIsIb Roscbsr. Granted. 2
Gotlsib RoscbeT, asking 20 be allow
ed 70 change ID class license to Ist class-
Granted, 20 take effect July Ist-
George Hartley asking license for
ID class c0ffee house, with allowance
for nBss paid 70 city amounting TO 80
and costa Granted.
A report Of the joint Committee on
the Zane Street Bridge was received,
recommending that the bridge be re-
built and that tbs road 70 the Peninsula
Cemetery be AscadamiZsd. Rscom-
ruItcEd-
drew motion To allow 4F. Stanley 70
offeI Essol1 tiOn in relation 70 the Fire
Department.
dE. groS<unier rose to a point of or
der. Inquired whether the present
business was in order. Wss reminded
by the chair that the Council had con-
scented to take It mp.
SIR. Jingle moved 20 adjourn. Lost.
A report from the Committee on
Water works, recommending that the
petition Of the citizens Of La Belle TO be
supplied with city water, was recon-
United with Instructions to make full
and explicit statement OF the cost of
suppIyiDg said water and the revenues
TO be derived.
Mr. Stanley offered a resolution ap-
prOpFiatIng $50 per annum, 70 be paid
quarterly, TO the United Steam Fire
Engine Company, and 800 to the INDIE
p%ndence, Rough and Rsadys and
Hope. Adopted.
Mr.. Hughes moved that the Council
now proceed To consider the special or
der for the evening.
The Chair stated that the ordinance in
relation to the assessment OF water
rents was still in The First Branch.
Mr.. Nolan offered n resolution in
STRUGGLING the Superiniendent Of the Wa
ter Works to make an attachment on
Fifth street to supply the Buena Vista
On motion Of Mr.. Tingle, the Second
Branch adjourned.
Owing to the laleness Of the hour, we
are unable to give report of the pro-
ceedings in the First Branch. We will
publish II, however, in to-morrOw's
paper.
COLLISION ON B. g. O. K. R.-Monday
night last, a collision occurred near
Fsirmont, on the b. Il o. r. r. between
the westward bound mail train and
eastward bound stock train. The cars
Of both trains were pretty well used up.
Two bThkesmen Of the mail train were
quite seriously Injured. Their names