The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-04-27
SECOND BRANCH.

III llle INGGDuu DIIuClg lHC CII'LlI wiz w
cupicd by Dr. Baird, President. The
Clerk called the roll and the following
members answered: MCssrs. Boring, Cald'
well, Connolly, English, Hook, Hammer
Laughlin, McAdams, Pollock, Smith, J. G.
Simpson, Sheppard, Sweeney, Scott and
TingIC.
The minutes of the lust meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The President announced that thu
special business would be the COnsidCrN
ton of the applications for license TO keel
Ortlinarics and Coffee houses.
On motion tho rules were suspended ant
the petitions ofthc following persons wcrC
considcredand the prayers Of the petition
ers granted:
Obituaries Adam Blum, Louis Baum
berger, Edward Christian, A. busch, VIM
Goclzc, II. IIosenfcldt, J. &c c. KGim
Lewis Lingermnn, John NcGarrel, Henry
Ncwhartlt, Henry Rcnncr, Henry Stamm
S. Wclty.
Coffee IIOuScS- AmiCk, Peter Bonn
berger, Peter BOdwing, Joachim BeutCr
Henry BrcsOck, IcllabOd Bcsse, John Car
ney, G. W. Eckhart, A. Fadcr, Louis
Flnzheim, Mrs. Mary Gaus, Louis Gaus
Louis Huscman, Fred. HOscnlcldt, Rinc
hart Iubig, Casper He'll, Peter ElaSsancur
William llartcnstGin, Louis Keller, FrQnE
Khry, Anthony Kramer, J. d. Kurner
Louis LAuc, Charles p. LutZ, Adam Lori
Julius LOhse, c. Mabis, Filel Mngcr
Henry Michael, Philip NIctlert, David Nc
Munu,vn,, Innoi, Nn,tsknr,It Inht, nnI,gnt,
kuhn, ThOs. F. Owens, James Robinson
August ROlt, Conrad StrObcl, Jacob StrO
bel, Frank STANLEY, John Smith, john
Smith 18th WNrlD, Christ. Seibkc, ThcO.
dorc Schneider, Geo. Swart2back, Schultz
& Combs, Christopher Schumacher, Fred
GriCk Shipley, AndrcAs Thomas. Frank
Unruh, John VOgler, Gregory Warner
Christ. Wagner, MrS. ]. II. Warmlrll
Louis Wcisgarbcr, Lawrence Walter, Con
rad Yahn. IL
An ordinance in relation to places where
spirituOus liquors arC sold, other than or
iinarics and coffee houses. was read tho
first time, and on its second reading was
considered by sections. The license TO re
tail liquors not to he drank ut the place
where sold was fixed ut $50.
The ordinance was rCad the third tint
and adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Grade,
In relation to the grade Of Coal and Bank
streets, submitting an ordinance establish
Ing the grade Of North Coal street, wa
read, and the ordinance was adopted
The report Of the Committee on Lights
rec0mmitted to the committee for iurthe
examination at previous meeting, wa
presented and read. The committee re
commended reduction Of o. cents pc
foot for the service pipe furnished by In
Gas Company 10 two public lamps in tn
Sixth Ward, md that the bill with the re-
luction he paid The report was adopted
The report Of the Street COMMISSIONS
IN relation 10 the condition Of Vino alley
and recommending that It hc paved, vii
read, and was referred 10 the Committee
on Streets and Alleys with power to act
The petition Of Robert Simpson anC
Others 10 have the curb set on Seventh
street, between Zane md Clay, from Vim,
alley to Zane street, was read and rCfcrFct
TO the Committee on Streets and Alley
Tor report.
The petition Of Mrs. Louisa ThOmas 70
permission to keep coffee house Of frs
class without license, was laid on the table
The resolution In relation To advertiser,
for proposals 10 haul coal tn the Wntc
Works was received from the Firs
Branch, amended by including city offices
Jail, &c, and It's action concuFrctl in.
The substitute received from tue Fins
Branch IN relation to settlement with MI
EXlCy was COnCurrcd in.
FirTclitiol Ql tIAAihlF lie to be re
leased from Jail, was rrdd Ind laid on tn
table.