The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-17
SECOND 4RINCH.


First Branch, but rejected by thetsec-
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The ordinance referred to in the fore
going was reported anew and put
Through IFS several readings and paa55
ted--the provision allowing compensa-
ton to stheL Committee on;lAppealsso or
review of6 asssssmentsSt having been
istricken ont, onIm0tion ofAIr. Hughes.
ThaApeeiaI order relating to the codi-
hcatforf otthe ordinances was laid on
the table. 5t ei.GA S.S ,tpafgd sbE-' % q
The Committee ION Coal Banks, to,
whom was referred bill of City Survey
or for survey of coal bank, fthe amount
being $50, reported in favor Of paying
the Surveyor S10e ozAdopted, s;sFo T'i77'
The Gommttteel ono Grades reported
in ifavorot grading and curbing South
street etweem Market and John, and
ofgradingl Lee street, under the Super
IyisiOniOf the Street COMMISSIONER it a
TherePort ofthe City sdryeyoriupon
the subject of aScertatning the corners
of Henry X lists lot, southeast corner
of Quincy and Main streets, was pre-
seuTed and adopted. Amended by the
First Branch so as 10 authorized Mr..
List to build 66 feet from INrRLLIaRN-
GER building. Agreed to. - S,i--sF'i .
A1petttton of iva. Holiday s. Co,
was presented, asking to have the alley
southsof Second and between Market
aud Chaplinestreets, Centre Wheeling,
graded so akto cast OF the water. Re-
feEred, is2tut ~ is-sA1 ola ts - at-+
AipetitfOn:o of Ferdinand Debold was
presented, askingito have remission Of
Gtyntaxe8 ON stock In the 2BenWood't
Iron Works taxed in Marshall county,
Referrsdt with power for Committee TO
HCt,1tli siu 1rf OIL fd-qHft if4u3 1pt .Y&.t
Mr.! Miller offered resolution re-
quirtng che police to uniform 80 asstol
ed nimotfohi of MrtH Hughes, by appro-l
prtating! to- each deputy sergeant $40
and agreedltos S--s7s' 45tkil fsaT4J
Me- Miller offered a resolution thHt
the opriation made at the Last,
meeting for the purpose of procuring
estimates and specifications Tor the
proposed Market! street bridge be In
creased to $l0O. az. :s,yeHs.. r H. .r=1a
Mr.. Hughes opposed, and NJ Miller
] advocated the resolution. p Z. 8, :zs I.
Resolution was lost. + Hes
The ordinance relating TO assessors
was received back from the, First
Branch with an amendment, incorpO-
rating the samed provision, that the
council may give compensation to the
committee Of review, aboptwhich the
two branches differed at the last meet
inR.Y .uf,rg5si s.nIa{.G!. -.q- Tl,5..i
The ordinance was taken up, and the
amendment, disagreed to. as rflqisfil
a committeehof- conference was APP
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Brocku-
nier, Baer and Amiek, and concurrence
of the First Branch asked. a message
from the First Branch announced con-
currenCe, and the appointment. Of a
committee on the part OF that body
A resolution was received from the
First Branch directing the Health OH
Ger to sell the lime house of the Sixth
Ward. Referred 70 Street Commission
er and members of Council from she
Sixth Ward, with power to act, and re-
turned with this reference to The First
Branch. Non-concurred In by First
Branch. Laid on table.
The Committee of Conferences report
ed in favor Ofjthe provision giving the
Council power to compensate the Conn
rnittee on Appeals. - a5!Hp 20 4
The report was rejected. us7T7 All p1 4
A message from the First Branch
transmitting resolution providing; for
raistnglth crossing on Frankli In, streetl
west side of Main, so as to prevent over
flow by water. Referred. "a
Adjourned. @ ;sSG}go Lsli4t-a