The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-02-09

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On motion the Second Brunch nd
journedi i -'i''l'
FIRST BRANCH.
Ills Honor, the Mayor, being absent, on
motion, Mr.. iBAir occupied the chair.
In the absence of the Clerk elect, on mo-
tion Of Mr.. Simpson, Mr.. A, Caldwell was
appointed to act as Clerk pro tenn. ea
The roll was called, and Messrs. BHer,
Blair, Culbertson,' Hall, Harrison, Laun.
der, Schambra, Simpson, and Stone MI
sYered. = ,,t7..
Mr.. Blair announced the death, Of Mr.
John C. Porter, Clerk elect.
BIr. Sweeney offered the following resi-
luton:
WHEREAS, It has pleased an All.wise
Providence to remove by death JOhu G..
Porter. Clerk Ofthe First Brunch Of COluI-
ell since its organization; therefore
Re@tred, That in the loss Of Mr. Porter
we are deprived Of the services Of an elf
Cient and worthy officer, with whom our
intercourse has al all times been pleasant
and whose discharge Of his duties has NJ
ways been dcne In courteous and Salts
factory manner. NV II. l.r iylf
Res0lued, That we deeply symmtlliZc
with lila relatives and friends in their inl'
parable Loss. ~ .,.sE .liyEtjr'. Iiiy
RcNOlped, That these resolutions be
spread upon thCminutes Of this Branch,
and that copybc furnished 70 his family.
Mr.. Sweeney offered the following rcSO-
luton which WINS adopted and sent TO the
Second Brnnch'for concurrence:
Re&Olrtd, That the Council as mark of
respect to the lutte John &. Porter, shall
assemble,at the City, Buildings atn l,B0
O'clock, Jr.i&! on Thursday tie lOthinS.,
and proceed in body to his funeral.
Mr.. Sweeney offered :the following re-
port of tho Committee on, Salaries 2, lt-7
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The Committee on, Salaries have direct
cd me To- tepOTt their action III the shnpc
OF the following resolutions, and respect
fully recommend the adoption thereof:
Re&Ini, That the following salaries be
allowed and paid 10 the several officers IN
the, emplOylof tho city, for the current
fiscal year, payable monthly, viz
IsL, City Treasurer, per annum, 800
Ell. Clerk Second Ward Market, per nm
mum, $500; Sd. Curator Second Ward
Market, per annlm, $500.
I'VE recommend that they bG cNls,li dR.
ted mil one be appointed FIR hotI! md
the salary he fixed ut 1900 yer annum.
The Curator, be required to, clean the
streets to the extent occupied By the
market wagons.
4th. Street Commissioner, per annunl,
$1,000; 9Th. City Clerk, per. annum,
$1,50O; 9th. Sexton Of City Cemeteries,
Ier innunl, $500; It'll. City Sergeant, per
annum, 5000, and he shall employ,
subject to the approval Of Council, seven
IDENTITIES to he dressed In the uniform
prescribed by the Council, to each Of
whom he shall pay out Of said salary
the sum Of $05 per month for their scr
vices and for said uniform. The City
Sergeant shall he allowed and paid by the
city the following fees: For Slmmoning
and attending each Council meeting, 3d.
for summoning each committee. Of Coun'
Gil, 81; for summoning each witness, 20CtS,
sth. To Superintendent of Water Works,
$4,000; one fireman per annurn, $500; the
Superintendent Of Water Works to have
the use Of the engineers house and coal
for the same, free Of chatge, and lie shall
employ twOgOod and competent engineers,
also one fireman, and shall pay them ont
Of his salary; the names Of the Cngi,
neers and tiremen shall bG reported
by the Superintendent to the Clerk
nfthC city, who shall retain out Of the
above named salary the monthly wages
due said engineers and tlrcmcn, ind pay
to them scvcrally upon the written order
Of said Superintendent. 9th. WharimaS,
ter shall be allowed aud paid 12 per cont.
on all collections Of, wharfage collected
and paid 'hy' him into such hank rs the
commissioners of the sinking fund shall
designate in the mode preAEffbed by sc:
ti0iiBhf chapter 30 Of tile city ordinance
10El. To Fire WartleTs 800 per day
when actually employed or on duty. It'll,
To Assessor Of water rents for making and
completing such assessments within 6OClays
from first Of April, $3.50; 18th, OverSeer Of
Chain.gang, $9.60per day while actually
employed on duty; 18Th, to Assessor Of
real and personal property, provided that
but ono Assessor DO employed, and that
he shall prepare the alienation list free. Of
cost 10 tile city, $500; 14th, 10 keeper 81
lookup COS ter month, and he Is to b6
dressed in the uniform Of deputy ser.
geant az prescribed by Council; 18TH, to
Health Officer, whose duty shall continue
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