The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-04-28


Chair was occupied by President Wiz
kinson. The Clerk called the roll when
the following gentlemen answered TO
their names: Messrs. Bell, Clator, Con-
nelly, Harrison, Hughes, Keim, Long
McCourtney, Maxwell, Oesterllng,
Salisbury, Stanley, Shepherd, smith
P, Smith J. G., Sweeney and Opde-
graf. ,,a-o
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The special order of the meeting, be
ing the consideration or apphcaIlons
for license to keep ordlnaIles ;. ana , col
fee houses. was proceeded win When
the following were granted:
COFFEE HOUSES.
First CIaSs.-John Amick, Christian
Rerkle, Henry Broesock, John NJ. Ball,
Joachim Beuter, Peter Bonenberger,
Philip Bodwing, I. Dorm, Louis Franz
helm, Louis Cause, Maria Cause, John
Gibson Frederick Hosenfeldt, Gas
per He'll, VIM. Hartenstein, George
Keonke, Frank Klarey, Anthony
Kramer, Jacob Strobe, James Robin
son, Louis Keller, Louis Laue, julius
Lohse, Adam Lori, Fldel Mayer, Chris.
Rolf, John Ramsey, John Smith, Con-
rad Strobe, John Smith, Christian
Seibke, George Swartzbach, Andreas
Thomas, LorenZ Walter, John Wuster'
John a. Warnafeldt, Conrad Yahn,
Martin Fisher, Philip Medert' Joseph
Hosenfeldt.
ID. Kurner, George Warner, John
Vogler, Theodore Schneider, Christian
Schumacher, Frank Unruh, Lewis
Wisegarber, William Geatze, Charles
Harold.
OrdimGrieS.-Louis Baumberger, a.
Blum. Edward Christman, A. busch,
G Gorge ". Eckhart, Louis Lingeman
John McGarrel, Henry Newhart, Mrs.
II. Parker, Henry Stamm, Frederick
Shipley, 8. Weltey.
When the application OF John Wus-
ter was read, remonstrance numer-
ously signed by citizens of the First
Ward, was presented.
Messrs. Bell and Sweeney spoke at
some length and forcibly against grant
Messrs. Hughes, Stanley, Oesterling
and Smith J. G. replied.
Mr.. UpdegraR offered motion that
the further consideration of the applica-
ton be postponed, but the motion did
not prevail.
cense be granted the applicant, and on
this motion the yeas and nays were de-
manded.
Those voting yea were: Messrs. Cla-
tor, Connolly, Hughes, Keim, Long,
McCourtney, Maxwell, Oesterling,
Stanley, Shepherd and Smith J. Gil.
Those voting nay were: Messrs. Bell
Harrison, Salisbury, simpson, Smith
P, Sweeney, Updegraff and Mr.. Presi-
dents.
When the application of Isaac Freese
was read, a motion was made that 1t be
rejected, which prevailed, only one
member voting nay.
On motion, the rules were suspended
to consider the application of Louis
first class; also that of Louis Ebeling,
for ordinary license, and they were
granted.
A remonstrance was presented to
granting license to George w. Eckhart
to keep an Ordinary, but a motion to
grant was adopted by vote of 10 for to
against.
These applications were sent TO the
First Branch for it's action, and were
severally concurred in.
An Ordinance to amend the 10th and
18th sections of an Ordinance entitled
An Ordinance in relation to ordinances
and coffee houses in the city of Wheel
ing, was received from the First
Branch ana read.
The only change made in the Or
dinance is to require the keepers OF
and coffee houses to give
bond in conformity with chapter 81 OF
the Code of West Virginia, regulating
licenses. The penalty of the bond in
the new law is $500 instead $3.50.
Mr.. Hughes made the motion to lny
the ordinance on the table, but it did
not prevail.
The Ordinance was then adopted.
The petition of DIR. J. E. Reeves,
Health officer, for authority 10 employ
An assistant as he may need one, was
read and granted.
The petition of J. r. McCourtney for
permission to put a brick sewer in the
Alley between Main and Market
streets, and on Quincy to Main, at his
own expense, was read and the prayer
Of the petitioner granted.
Mr.. Sweeney offered the following:
RESOLVED, the First Branch concur
ring, that any reports OF the com nit
lees made under the ordinance requir-
ing an estimate of expenses for the en-
suing year be recOmmitted, and that
each OF the committees of Council do
make to the Council report OF esti-
mates, stating the items of estimated
for what debt, interest,
bonds, Improvement or repair the sew
eral sums are needed, and that the re-
ception and consideration OF said re-
ports be made the special order of
to be held on next Tuesday
evening, May 4th.
RcSOLUed, That when the Council adj
iourn it be to meet on Tuesday evening,
May 4th, for the special order above
Adopted and sent to the First Branch.
Mr.. Smith j. g., offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on Or
dinanCes be instructed to report an or
carbon oil and other burning fluids
made from petroleum,
A resolution authorizing the Street
Ommissioner 10 reset tho sixty feet OF
curbing on Webster street, in accord.
anCe with the report of the Committee
On Streets and Alleys, was adopted.
Mr., Connolly offered the following:
ResoLved. That the Street Commission
ar be instructed to re set so much OF
The curb stone on the east side of Main
street between Adams and Washington
streets as may be required, which was
referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys for report.
Mr., Stanley offered a resolution that
he Street Commissioner be authorized
10 place cinder on Fillmore street,
between Preston and Division streets,
Sixth Ward, which was referred to the
on Streets and Alleys for
The petition of John Hamilton & Co.,
Tor remission of tax on hose, was read
and referred tothe Committee on Water
Works for report.
The petition of John 81. Warnafeldt
% keep three billiard tables at his
saloon on. Monroe street, was read and
granted.
The petition of Josephine Leppen for
of water rent was referred to
The Committee on Water works with
power TO act