The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-29
on motion of M. Pratt, The arst roe.

On motion Of Mr.. Pratt, the ArSt rOS-
olulIon was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. P. Smith the second
resolution was adopted.
On the adoption Of these resolutions
there was but one dissenting voice.
The report was then sent 10 the First
Branch for itB action.
(Mr. ]. g. Smith, appeared.)
On motion the ordinance passed last
evening, was reconsldeTed and Bubae.
quently indefinitely postponed. =.
An ordinance for the assessment OF
taxes for the year 1869 was taken up.
The hEst section fixing the rate At 40
cents on the hundred dollars was on
motion OF Mr.. Pratt stricken out and
so cents inserted. ....
Mr.. Clator appeared.
On the passage OF Mr.. Pratt's molIon,
The yeas aud nays were demanded, and
the question was divided, 90 that the
vote was taken on striking out 40 cents
wherever Il occurs In the arsL and other
sections.
Those voting yea were MeSsrs. Bor.
Ing, Harrison, Long, MoCourtney,
Maxwell, Pratt, Salisbury, Stanley,
Smith, p, Updegraf and Weisgarber.
Those voting nay were Messrs. Cla-
tor, Connolly, Keim and Smith, J. G..
On motion OF Mr.. Pratt, the words so
cents were inserted, the vote being
taken by yeas and nays.
Those voting yea were Messrs. BoI.
log, Harrison, Long, McCourtnsy,
Maxwell, Pratt, Salisbury, Stanley,
Smith, p, UpdegraG and MelsRarber.
those vollng nay were MessTs. Ola.
tor, Connolly, Keim and Smith, J. G..
On moIion OF Mr.. Pratt, the sections
as amended were adopted.
The petition oil g. Warner, for license
10 keep coffee house OF first. class was
read, and under q suspension OF the
rules the prayer Of the petitioner was
granted.
The petition OF John Gibson for II.
cense 10 keep q coffee house OF first
class. was read and under suspension
OF the rules the prayer Of the petl'
TONER was granted.
The petltian Of Thomas Oliver TO be
relieved from payment Of water tag,
was read and referred 10 the Committee
on Water Works for report.
The account OF the collector OF Water
rents for the year Of 1867, and the reso.
luton OF the Committee on Water
Works were read, and the reception oil
account and adoption Of the resolution
by the First Branch were ooncurFed In.
The account and resolution are In the
word aud figures following.
]. N. Warden. Collector OF Water Rents, 1857.
TO inc CITY OF wheeling, Dr.
Amount OF assessments ~ per re-
IL.
Amount " supplementary list RS
minlshed by himself. ......,.. ISIS 81
IB.Sl2 Is
Or,
By cash paid TO tho Treasurer. &O,4il 80
ny delinquent Ilst.............. 2O40 ~
BY Reductions made by COuucll...... 698 ~
by commission on 81 $50 70 at s per
...".. ~ 90
W5.aali
ReSolved, That J. NJ. Warden be
charged with the supplementary list
for the year 1867 and reported by him.
self, and that he also be credited with
1896 80, reductions made by Council at
different times, and u delinquent list OF
~ ,046 Sc, and further o commission Of 6
per cent on S42 $50 10 collected, which
will make 81, l27 SO, which II allowed
will square his account for the year
1867 ~ collected.
[Signeo1 A. WILSON,
Chairman Committee on Water Works.
The resolution passed by the Second
Branch last evening, and sent to the
First, In relation TO purchase Of new
cord for town clock, was returned
amended by referring It 10 q Joint
committee Of two from First Branch
and three from the Second, TO report the
cost OF putting the clock In good order,
The amendment was concurred In,
and the President appointed Messrs,
Maxwell, Clator and Smith, ]. G., on
behAlf OF this Branch.
The report OF the Special Committee
on the Peninsula Cemetery road was
returned from the Fret Branch, on ac-
count ofinformality In its adoption BY
this Branch alta meeting on the 18th
INST, when, on mutton OF Mr.. Pratt,
the report was received and the resolu.
lions appended were adopted. (The
report and resolutions were published
10 our columns Just after the prevlo
meetinE.) .1' = 80
Mr.. Smith offered the following: Re.
solved, That the deputy city serpeants
be permitted to dress In light clothinV
during the hot weather.
On motion Of Mr.. McCourtnev Tho
resolution was laid on the table.
An ordinance assessing and leyvInp
special wafer rent In the Cltv AZ
Wheeling for the year 1869, was read Al
length the first time, the second bY Its
title and adopted. ;. - ' ~
Mr.. P. Smith offeredStha fnllowinn,
Resotped, That the Street Uommission.
er DO authorized TO make o sewer IN
the north side OF Marshall street. be-
tween ChRpline and Market. which
was referred to the Street Commission-
er 70 report necessity and coat,
Mr.. Salisbury offered the following :
Resolved, That the Street Commis.
sioner be instructed 10 prevent apv It1r.
Their deposit OF dirt at Market streat
on the the north side OF the .creeIs'
Adopted -u.aG .--' - - 80 2'' o 0A .
Mr.. Stanley offered the following:
heSotVed, That Special Committee
Of one from the First Branch and two
from the Second, be appointed 10 have
all nsediul repairs made 10 the clty
building. Adopted. 1f 7,
Mr.. Boring offered the following
RESOLVED, That the Street Commits
sioner be instructed to have the cnrh
stone set on the east aide OF aeventh
street from John 10 Sycamore Allev.
and the gutter paved with stone. which
was referred TO the Street Com missioner
10 report probable cost, IN = - =.
"a motion the Second Branch ad.