The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-14

CrTY CouNCrL.-In the First Branch,
Tuesday evening, the chair was occu.
Piled by Ills Honor, Mayor Mcclellan.
At the roll call the following members
answered: Messrs. Blair, oarnahan,
Culbertson, Pannell, Quarter, swee-
ney, Simpson, schambra and Wilson.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed.
A Communication from the Sergeant
nominating Levi Reed 90 deputy 10
ill the vacancy oCcasIoned bY the
resignation Of Bernard Brady, was
received from sthe Second Branch, and
lie action In confirming said nomIna.
ton concurred In.
The following resolutions adopted In
the Second Branch were coucurrod In.
ReSoLped, That the Street Commits.
Bioner be granted the privilege OF pur-
chasing boat load OF boulder stones
for general repairs.
ReSolred, That o crossing DO put
acrosa John street on the east side Of
Sixth,
The following was received from the
Second Branchi
ReSolved, That the Clerk be authorl.
zed to issue an order on the Treasurer
TO pay Dr.. 3. Mccoy, the sum Of atty
dollars for services rendered In keep.
Ing the records Of intermenta In the
City Of Wheeling up to the time said
records were discontinued by order Of
Council.
Upon . motion 70 concur with the
Second Branch In the adoption Of this
resolution, the yeas and nays were de-
manded, when the resolution was con-
ourred In by o majority vote % follows:
Yeas: MessrB. Pannel, Quarter, SWee-
ney, Simpson and 5chambra. Nays !:
mesSrs. Blair, CArnRhan, Culbertson
and Wilson.
An ordinance establishing and regu-
lating the Fire Department OF the City
OF Wheeling, passed by the Second
Branch ct ltH last meeting, was read,
and on motion OF Mr.. Wilson, was laid
on the table.
The monthly report Of the Committee
on Water Works was received from the
Second Branch, Offering the following
resolutions, which were CONQUERED In:
ReSolved, That the items mentioned
In the superintendent report, amount.
ing TO f46e 65 be paid.
ReS0Eved, That the items mentioned
10 the monthly bills amounting 10
1854 IS be paid.
The monthly report Of the Commit.
tee on Accounts was received from the
Second Branch, and ita action in order.
ing the bills therein mentioned 10 be
paid, except the bill Of Isaac Wolf for
attendance Nnan In MnAtAtAnf
and OF the Wheeling Gas Company,
was CONQUERED In.
The monthly report Of the Street
Commissioner, containing an estimate
OF the cost Of two horses and carts for
the use Of the city aud maintaining the
same; also, asklng!an appropriation OF
$418 81 to pay for labor, &c., was re.
ceiyed from the Second Branch, and It's
order that the same be received and
filed, and the appropriation made, was
ooncurred in.
A report from the City Treasurer Of
the amount Of money on account Of
this years water rent, was received
from the Second Branch, and Ito order
that the same be received and filed was
concurred In.
Bill Of Joseph Graves. amounting to
S6S 70; and OF John Hornish, amount.
ing to 40 80, on account OF material
furnished for city building, was re-
ceived from the Second Branch, and It's
order that the same be paid, was con-
Cured In.
The following petitions for coffee
house and ordinary licenses, and for
transferring license, were received from
the Second Branch, and the Council be.
Ing satisfied that they are persons OF
good character and not addicted to In
temperance or gaming, the action Of
the Second Branch In granting their
license, and ordering the transfers TO
oe made, was concurred in: Frank
Stanley, 1st class; John s. Meredith,
I'd class; ]. q @. Kelm, ordinary; trans.
fer from Frank Klary to Schultz &
Combs; from August Roetteger to
Frank Klary; from Martin Fisher to
August Matthews; from O, Burkle TO
John Metz.
Mr.. Sweeney offered the following
which was adopted: RESOLVED, That the
Council hereafter will not pay over two
dollars and fifty cents per day to day
lRborers ut the Water Works.
On motion Of Mr.. Sweeney this
Branch Of Council adjourned 70 meet
Thursday evening next, the special or.
der OF the meeting to be the consIdera-
ton OF the ordinance In relation to the
Fire Department now lying on the
table.