The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-02

eupied by PrtSIIshi Wilkinson. Ths
roll WAs called " Ibs Clerk Ubsn IhS
following Esnlismtn answered to thstI
names NSsara. ClAytoE, COnnslly,
HuEhes, HurZison, Kslm, NcCouTtRsY,
Maxwell. PrAti, Salisbury, Stanley,
Smith p, SlmPaou, BhSpbsrd, sWsensy'
UpdsEIHn and WslsEaHbsF.
The minutes Of The lAst two mSsliBgS
we're reed, approved and signed.
The President announced that It's
special order Of the meeting was 70
count the VOtAs cast q the resent cleo
ton for Judge Of the Municipal Court,
ana declare who was elected.
Tbs returns from the various Wards
were read and the following, on mo.
ton was adopted: The Council Of the
City Of wheeling having Carefully and
lmpaTllAlly eXAmlnsd the returns Of the
election held on the 9Th day OF May,
lso8, do hereby declare that 10 the said
city for The ofaes Of Judge Of Municipal
Court OF wheeling, II. 6. Good recsiV-
ca majority olthe votes polled alAaid
election. Therefore b Il resolved by
the COuuctl Of the City Of Wheeling,
mat q. q. Good b and IL hereby de-
clhred TO bAVe been elected Judge OF
ne Municipal Court VI the City OF
WnoounE' Tor the ensuing term oiSAid
Tho unhnilhed busIHsaa was then
taken up, and On ordinance repeating
an ordinance In relation 70 the election,
duties and fees OF the WeIRhmaateF OF
the city Of Wheeling was read second
tlms, and = substitute therefor was ol.
feIgd by MI. Sweeney and adopted.
The substitute ~ IN the follow ny
words;
An ordinance In relation 10 the cleo
ton, duties and fees Of the WeIRhm al
ter Of the city Of Wheeling.
SIC. !. Be II ordained by the council
Of the city Of Wheeling, that 80 much
OF all ordinances relating u the cleo
tion, duties and fees OF the WeiRhmHS-
ter OF the city OF Wheeling as eSlRb-
IlHheg the payment 10 the city of inv
per cent. Of the receipts, be- and are
hereby repealed.
SIC. 2. The Council shall, isom the
time OF the passage Of this ordinance
and annually hereafter, rent the whole
OF either Of the city scales, 10 the person
or persons offering, with such security
a. the Council may require) the highest
sum or SumA per Annum for said
scales.
SIC. 8. This ordinance shall BE- In
force from and after It's passage.
The report OF the sexton OF the city
cemetery for the month OF May, was
read and ordered 10 be filed.
The petition Of W. 9. Handlan and
others, OF South Wheeling, in relation
70 procuring 4 supply Of water from the
city water works, was read and, on mo.
ton Of Mr.. Stanley, was referred to the
COMMITTEE on Water Works, 10 aBeer"
tain the cost, and revenue TO be derived
In carrying out the petition, and BecuFi.
~ therefor; and what legislation IL ne
osaAHTy 10 secure the city from loss, and
report to Council.
The report OF the Health officer In
relation TO bills against the steamers
Golden Eagle and X. Il. Hudson, 10.
porting their payment, and recon.
mendIng that the contracts with the
officers thereof bG cancelled, was read
and ION motion placed on file,
The report Of the Committee on Wa.
ter Works in ISOLATION to water assess.
meutB for the ensuing year, asking an
appropriation OF forty.fOur thousand
| dollars TO meet interest, expenses, &C.,
wan read and on motion was laid on
the table
The resignation OF Mr.. OssterlIug "a
member from the 4th Ward, WAS read
aud accepted.
The petition OF J. c, Johnson for
Auctioneer's license, was read, and the
prayer Of the petitioner granted.
Tx. - l..
license TO keep an ordinary, was read,
and under suspension OF the rules,
license was granted.
The petition OF Frederick Dolman 10
peddle without license, was read and
the prayer OF the petitioner was grant
ed.
The petition Of W. +. Good win & Co.,
for license TO keep an Ordinary, was
read and granted.
The petition OF VIM. MAnnIon to be
released from payment OF Water tax,
assigning RS reason his nOn.resI.
dence, was referred to the Committee ON
Water Works for report.
The following was referred 10 the
Committee on Police for report ReSOlV.
ed That the Clerk Of the City be direct.
ed TO draw on tho Treasurer for the
amount due the Superintendent Of the
Chain Gang according to the cOmpeusA.
ton allowed by the order OF Council,
BIZ OF Dillon, Thompson Il Co., for
gas pipe &C., for Vlgllant Steam Fire
Engine Company, amounting to 800 ~,
was referred 10 the CommItIee on Fire
Department for report,
Tho following was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on
Streets and Alleys be authorized to have
the Fifth Ward Hay and Coal Scale 70.
control Of them be instructed to weigh
no more on them I'LL they are repaired.
On motion Of Mr.. Clator,
Resolved, That the Street Commits.
siOner DO instructed to repair the road
two different points; one ut the run
near Mr.. HargraVes' residence; The
other ut point near the cemetery.
Adopted.
On motion ofMr. Sweeney,
Resolved, That the Clerk OF the city
be instructed 10 advertise in the daily
June 9Th, for bids for rent of all the
hay and coal scales In the city until
May LIST, 1870; bids to be received until
Nu0 % ~ u " GlVSAlAs me- uAA AGkAAhCA
to Council at the regular meeting 90
that evening: bids to be for all or either
Of said scales. Adopted. -
On motion OF Mr.. Stanley, Resolved,
That the Street Commissioner DO Aut
thorized to set new curb stone on the
west side oil Market street, between Dl-
vision and Marshall streets; also on the
north side Of Division street, between
Market aud Main streets. Adopted.
Mr.. Stanley offered the following:
ReSolved, That the Sergeant be author.
lied to furnish Ice for use OF Council
chambers.
A condensed report OF the ASSESSOR
Of water rents was referred to the Co
mitte4 on Water Works. d, 4.,-..,.....,.
On motion Of Mr.. Stanley, ReSolred,
That the Committee on Fire Depart
ment be Instructed TO purchase eighteen
feet OF new sucking tube for United
Steam fire engine. The resolution was
adopted. Es
Oh motion OF Mr., Hughes, this
Branch OF Council approve the action
OF the Mayor In granting permission 10
the Fire Companies to pump out the
cellars flooded by the late storm.
Adopted. .-..- r.- ID
On motion adjourned, Z