The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-04-30

The following members answered to
their names: Messrs. Carnahan, Eng
lisb. Franzheim, Hall, Mcclure, qua
rier. w. P. Wilson, A. Wilson and
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed.
An ordinance assessing taxes on IL
censes to keepers OF Ordinaries and
coffee houses, laid on the table at the
motion of Mr.. English, this branch
adhered TO its original action in con-
shutting two classes of coffee houses,
and the Second Branch was informed
of its adherence.
An ordinance to prevent lounging or
loafing in Hose or Engine Houses, was
received from the Second Branch, read
twice and concurred in.
A bill of Lewis Baker for printing,
passed by the Second Branch at its last
meeting, was read, and the action of
said branch ordering lis payment, was
concurred in.
On motion of Mr.. English, the reso-
luton OF the Committee on Cemeteries,
laid on the table at the last meeting,
was taken up, and amended by in
structing the chairman OF the commit
tee to report the bids received by him
for new fence to council, instead OF
giving him power to act.
On motion the ordinance relative to
the duties of Weighmaster was taken
up, and on motion OF Mr.. Quarter was
amended by striking out three and In
sorting four weigh scales-Ihe fourth
one TO be placed at the corner of Divi-
sion and Chapline streets, Sixth Ward.
The eighth section was also amendhd
by striding out the LIST day of July and
inserting the LIST day of September,
1868. As thus amended the ordinance
was adopted and sent TO the Second
Branch for its action.
A report of the assessors of the rom
| tai value of ordinarles and coffee houses
was received from the Second Branch,
and ordered TO be filed.
on motion, the report of the Commit
| tee on Streets and Alleys iald on the
! table at the lastImeeting, wns taken up
md tIIe RESOLUTION authorizing Messrs.
Lewis IL Woodmansee TO tap sewer
leading from their house, was non
concufred in, and the other resolution
and balance of tho report we've laid on
tho table.
sion TO place II sewer from his residence |
on Quincy street, 10 connect with the |
main sewer, corner ofFifth and Quincy
streets, was received from the Second
Branch, and its action granting the
prayer of the petitioner was concurred
in.
Petition of E. A. HiIdretb, for per-
mission TO construct an area in front of
his new house on Monroe street, was
received from the Second Branch, and
a resolution was offered that the prayer
of the petitioner be granted, provided
said area be entirely covered with an
iron grating on a grade with the pave
ment, and that the work be done under
the supervision OF the Street Commits
sioner. Said resolution was amended
by striking out grating, and inserting
that the area be protected with an iron
railing furnished with proper gates.
As amended the resolution was adopt
ed and sent to the Second Branch.
On motion the thirty-fifth rule was
suspended in order to give immediate
to applications for license
to keepers of ordinaries and coffee
houses. The action of the Second
Branch in granting license TO the fol-
lowing keepers of coffee houses, was
in, viz: First CHISHOLM
Amick, David Armor, Leopold Buc1,
Christian Berkle, Philip Bodwig, Louis
Burger, Joachim Beuter, Mrs. Conrad,
Martin Fisher, Louis Franzheim, Isaac
Freesc, Mrs. Mary Gaus, Louis Gaus,
William Goethe, Casper He'll, James
Hampton, VIM. Hartenstein, l.. ause-
man. Charles Harold, Frederick Hen
ger, David Kurner, Anthony Kramer,
Louis Keller, Frank Klary, Louis
llDut, Julluh LOSltI
Henry Michael, Fielder Mayer, ChFis-
Iian Mabis, John Ochsenkuhn, Au-
gust Rolf, Jas. Robinson, Ii. SchTemp,
Geo. Schwartzbach, John Smith, Con-
rad Stroble, John NoRler, Louis Wells
CARRIER, Lorentz Walter, John ii. War
lnfelt anc Conrad YahD.
The petition of Louis Gaus to trans
Ter his coffee house license TO w. F.
and that Of David S. Armor,
10 transfer his license and continue il
until the lst of May, from his former
place of business in the Third Ward to
his present house in the First Ward,
were considered and concurred in.
Second class coffee house licenses
granted:
August Roettger, Nicholas Wager,
John Thoner q Co., George Wiener,
Frank unruh, a. Fader, Christ. Schu-
nAcheT.
The following application for license
o keep OTdinRries were received from
he Second Branch, and The Council
being satisfied that they are persons of
good character and not addicted TO
drunkenness or gaming, the action of
he Second Branch granting them Ii
lenses was cOncurred in, viz: Henry
StRmm, Louis BaumDerger, Mrs. Il. NJ.
Parker, John Keim, Herman Renner,
Adam Blum, Louis EberlinE, John NJ.
Ball, John McGarrall, s. Welty, Jos.
Stock, G. w. Eckhart, Henry Newhard,
and Lewis Lingeman.
Capt. Mcclure, Jr. desired his dissent
10 granting licenses TO coffee houses to
be put on record.
Mr.. linn desired his dissent to the
application of David Mchanaway Tor
coffee house license (first CLASSY TO be
put on record.
On motion of Mr.. linn, the vote
granting coffee house license to Isaac
Ereese, was reconsidered and laid on
The table.
On motion of Mr.. English. the vote
granting license TO David McManaway
was reconsidered and laid on the table.
sl60 for ca days. service as sanitary
officer, allowed at the last meeting by
the Second Branch, was read, and its
action ordering its payment concur
red in.
The petition of Joseph Salisbury for
a reduction OF water rent, was received
from the Second Branch, and its action
referring the same to the Committee on
Water Works with power to act, con-
Cured in.
The petitions of George E. Wicsham
and w. ii. Bassett for auctioneer license
were received from the Second Branch,
and It's action granting them license
On motion, the First Branch ad.
'RoBINsoN's CIRCUS AND MENAaRR1R.
This great combination showed at
Bellaire yesterday, aud will make its
advent into TOWN thfS Ynorn;., -,