The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-09
CITY COUNCIL:
sRcoNp BRANCH

SECOND BRANCH. 1a
THE regular monthly meeting Of q,
CITY Council was held last evening. Il
the HaCSond Branch ne cir Wal occu
MED By President Baird. AT ron cal
tie following members answered: Messrs
Borins, COnnelly, Englfsh, Hook, KAN
mef. Lhighlin, McAdnnls, Salisbury
6nlith p, Smith ]. g., Sheppard, SWee
new, Scott, Tingle and Tolivar. 'i'
The mtnnteSof The last meeting Wert
read, approved and signed.
A communication ifom d. Warden
collectdk of ~ ments, AnhpqnSihg Thu
resignation 81 Alex. UpdS graf, ASSISTANT
and requesting the confirmation Of G. T
Warden, appointed to III the vacancy
was read. The appointment was con
armed. !"
Report d. Committee on Accounts wa
rad. The Committee reported BILL
amounting 70 $558 9S and recommended
their payment Adopted.
Report Of Committee On Streets and
AIleTs ,EsS Fead. The Committee recon-
mended The adoption Of The following res
olution:s RAAOlpbd, That the Committee OF
Streets and Alleys be permitted 70 ehangS
the sewer petitioned for on Marshall
street 10 Division street if they shall deem
It beSt. Adopted. j. q III II !,
!. Report Of Street Commissions, detail
ing his operations during tho month g
I ctober, was read, BE submitted bills tp
labor, DC, amounting 70 $9S7 % and 9Slk
Cd, their payment Received, aled, AMI
and appropriation asked Tor made. ~
:, Report Of ,WhGTimaster for month Q
October was read. WhaFtages amounting
70 S896 rs were collected and. depositel
10 the, credit Of the Sinking Fund. Re
ceiVed and flied. Il. ~. ,.a.
Report of City Treasurer was read
Amount Il. receipts from al sources -.
5l6 So paid balance due Treasurer
water works bills, interest on bonds
S8078 05, Balance in Treasury s. A8 s.
Deceived and fled. il;.ui ta q
+, Report Of Committee on Water Work
ms read. The Committee RECOMMENDED
the neymeut Of bills amounting TO $7S7.21
40 tlIat The petitions Of I'd, ChriStman
P. E, Beam and, Christian EanZeh for 70
duction OfWater. rent be rejected IN tayol
Of extending 10 inch water pipe from thl
corner az Ohio and South Zane streets Z
Virginia street; also in favor Of paying
james Haley STAG for loss sustained b.
him in diESing 4 the trench for water pipe
ocroSS INA rlver. A reduction Of s.. II
was allowed Ms. P. E. Beam. With thii
10 the report It was adopted
and sent tOihe First Branch. as
RepOrts Of the Chief Marshal, Board o
Control and Committee on Fire Depart
ment. Werey read. Bills amounting to
Sa55. 10 were recommended for payment
he name Of Lewis WOodm9nsee as Fore
man Of Hose Company MOI a1os Henry
ShultZ. leit the city, was submitted tol
Adopted. Ya44
Gn1gia.at s, PETITIONS. :
petition Of Joseph steger, for correc
lion 'ofEater assessment was read aud re
fGred to the Committee on Water Work;
for report. = g.
Petition Of s. B. Barnitz, President o.
Eng. Evan Lutheran Church Council, e
have curling in front Of their church
Giroperty reset, was read and granted
Petition IL SINE ii,r crossing on John
street op0nsitc their church 66ilding. was
T5aIad ana fSSiGfral 10 the Committee on
Streets and Alleys Tor report
Petition nC BMterfield & Co, for per
mission 10 nut IN switch from the track
OF The i. & q. iIaiiroSd to their, malt.
house. at their own expense, was read and
Petition Of David Able for remission O
water tax, was read and. granted y! ~
Petition. Of H. J., LOOMS and Others e
have stone crossing from Huron TO Wat
nut across. Zane street, Seventh Ward
ilso one across Walnut, on the south. sidt
ofZaniS street, was read aud granted. =,
Petition Of Board Of Supervisors 70 res
cind the list order Of Council In relatiOr
to sewer from iail 10 sewer on Monroe
street, was read and granted,
Communicate from Supervisors OF The
county In rGtGfGnce to q bridge connect
ing the Cumberland road with Fulton
street, was read aud referred toa commit.
tee Of two from the Second and one from
he First Branch, to confer with the com
mittee appointedby the Board Of Super
visions. 81
Petition Of Dr.. T. Lunsiord TO lay cross.
ing, at his own expense, from his building
to street railway track, was read and
GRANTED 80 rl''7ulir ? ~ Sf..ii-
Petition Of Henry Neuhardt for curb
ing in front Of his new building on east
side Of Market, between Madison STREE
ma Market alley, was read and granted
Petition of Ms. Hester Stevens for re
duetion 81 taxeS, was read and referred t
the Committee on Finance for report
Petition Of Adam GlisneT to rent 80 feel
Of ground On Fourth street, was read and
referred to the COMMITTEES On Real Estate
for report.
Petition OF Alex. Rogers for curbing II
front 81 his new building, on Main and
South streets; also 70 have curhstone re
set On Quincy street, was read and granted
Petition 81 james Flanagan, to re
fund taxes assessed against him, was
read and referred TO the Committee On
Finance for report
Petition Of Ms Mary Gaus, to remove
her coffee house license to the second
house above her present residence on Mar
ket street, was read and granted.
Petition Of Frederick shipley, 70 re.
move his coffee house from his present
residencG to the houSe now occupied by
AIrs, Mary Claus On Market street, oppo-
lite Post Once, was read and granted.
Petition Of ". H 4Bassett, for auction.
eers license fot.the unexpired portion d
The wear, Was read and granted.
Petitions II II. Daub, Bishop r v.
Whelan, u. Reilly, Enoch Boyd, Charles
P. LutZ and Caroline Ritz, Tor reduction
Of water rent, were read and referred 70
COMMITTEES % Water Works for report.
Petition II Il. W. Phillips, to have the
sewer on Chestnut alley repaired, was
read and referred TO tho Committee on
Straafs and ALLEYS for reDOFt