The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-22

been fixed by ordinance, the provision
proposing change in that respect be-
ing omitted. The ordinance was, con-
Cured in by the First Branch.
The following applications for license
for the ensuing year were considered
and granted.
4sE4s ORDINANCES. aF
Henry Stamp, Lewis Lingernan, Ann
Lutx, @. W. Eckhart, Joseph Slack, 8.
welty, John NJ. Garrall, John NJ. Ball,
David Liber, Lewis Eberling, Herman
Renner, John Keim.
COFFEE HoUsE-FIRsT CLASS.
Leopold Buch, Casper He'll, Martin
Fisher, Henry Shaefer, Frederick Meyg,
Christ. Maier,. John Amick, Conrad
Strobe, Mrs. Mary Cause, Mrs. Ellen
Sullivan, Mrs. Francisco Conrad, Lewis
Kellar, John H. Warnefeldt, and bill
lard; Anthony Kramer, C. Mabis, Hem
ry Schremp, David Armor, John F.
Donovan, John Ochsenkuhn, John
Smith, j. d. Knrner, Frank klery, John
shaughnessey, J. & F. Hosenfeld, p. l..
Malone, Adam Levi, Conrad Yahn, Jo-
achim Bieuter, August Rolf, George
swarzbach, Mrs. T. NJ. Parker, Louis
Franzhiem, Louis Gaus, Henry Michael.
COFFEE HOUsE-sEcOND CLASS.
John yogler, Frank Unruh, H. Ebert,
Lorentz Walter and A. Reettger.
The following were laid on the table /:
To keep ordinaries-Henry Newhard
and Adam Blum; to keep first class
coffee house, VIM. Harkenstein; to keep
second class coffee house, Rudolph
Shafer, Frank Beckett and Lotentz
Pleiser.
On motion of Mr.. Nolan. the propo-
sails for Matchmaking 5th and John
streets, were taken up, but the opening
was deferred until the committee on
Streets and Alleys have reported the
probable cost.
Proposals for lettering the streets and
alleys were taken up, but laid on the
table. ....
The report of the committee on Grades,
concerning the Quincy otreet grade at
the intersection of Quincy and Main,
was submitted. The committee adopt
the recommendation contained in the
report of Surveyor Gilchrist, and recon-
mend the following resolutions:
Resolred, That the grade of the street
ut the southeast corner of Main and
Quincy be regulated so that the same
will conform to that part Of the grade
ordinance of January "a, 1889, which
says there shall be depression Of three
inches from the south to the north line
of Quincy street.
Resolved, That the discrepancy be-
tween the fact and the ordinance as
shown by the actual and the there con-
templated rise from the grade base
shall be so remedied that the pavement
at the northwest corner of Main and
Quincy, or the southwest corner OF the
McAffee building, shall receive such
approval as will make it control the
southeast corner of Main and Quincy,
so that from the former to the latter
there shall be the ordinance of eleva-
ton, (ef three inches.)
Concurred in by the First Branch.
The two branches then proceeded in
joint session to the election of Assessors,
under the ordinance just passed. -.
Mr.. Acheson nominated Jacob NJ.
Bickel and Jacob E. Bier
Mr.. Clark nominated Albert Wait.
Mr.. W. P. Wilson nominated "Archie"
Campbell.
Mr.. Acheson moved to ballot for the
two at the same time. Agreed to.
Mr.. w. P. Wilson said Mr.. Bier was
city lumber-measurer and could not
possibly fill both offices.
Mr.. Hughes said he could appoint a
deputy to measure lumber. Anybody
could measure lumber, but very few
persons were qualified for Assessors.
Mr.. Miller stated that Mr.. Bier had
said to him that if elected he could fill
both offices without being pushed. He
did not know what arrangements Mr..
Bier had made.
Mr.. Acheson said there was no ques-
ton of Mr.. Bier's ability to discharge
the duties of the two offices.
The Council proceeded with the fol-
lowing result: Mr.. Bickel, %; Mr.. Bier,
16; Mr.. Wait, Z. Archie Campbell, 2;
DR.. J. G. Hupp, 2.
Messrs Bickel and Bier were declared
duly elected.
whereupon the Council adjourned
till next Tuesday evening at Z o'clock
the consideration of the revised ordi-
nances being the special order for that
evening.