The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-11

&c, amounting 10 $500 80 were presented,
The Committee on Water Works also
liz Ef. Amounting ii SaSi d ss5s b. Tic com:
mittee recommend that a 90 DO refunded
]. E, Wilson; also, Reed, KRAFT Il Go. be
allowed q reduction Of - 90; also, 90 90
to Gathartne Ritz; G. Mendel& Co, $5 90,
L. B. Young Sc roo; U. J. Duilleld S. 90;
ST. Vincen'ts College, $95 90; Hughes,
Thompson s. lIibberd, $40 90; Michael
Reilly $15 90; William Balch, s. 90;
Henry Daub $25 90; Teresa Auber 81 90;
Thomas IS. Marshall $500. The com.
mittee reported adversely on tho petitions
referred 70 them, Of the following persons;
John Daley, s. ], Ellihiz, NJ. Marsh &
Son, James Robinson, Charles p, Lutz,
Enoch Boyd, Wheeling Wagon and Gar.
riage Company, Joseph Steger, Richard
Nv. Whelan, and George A. Harvey.
The bills Of A. j. lPannell and Luke
FIFTEEN amounting to $3.50 were recon-
mended 10 be paid. -
After granting the petition Of Joseph
Steger for exemption from water rent on
bakery, the report Of the committee was
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The report ofthe Street Commissioner
was read, Bills amounting to 5000 81
Tor labor, &C., were presented and their
payment recommended. Received and
adopted. 'i7a O. ,1o...t p
The Treasurers report for the month Of
December was read. Receipts during
the month, including balance on hand
Nov. 30, 1870, $I0,050 10; expenditures
for redemption Of bonds (t9L coupons, and
water works bills $16,51s IS; leaving bal
ance in the Treasury on the 3lst ult, $4Sl
90. bonds redeemed up to list inst, forty,
which, with interest, amounted to $40,-
ITO 10Y Received and filed. .5p1.ti
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting TO 81 $50 48, and recon-
mended their payment. The Committee,
reported in favor Ofpaying bill Of G. w.
JeHers, Esq, 5000, for legal services.
Adopted, hr1l1a =, oof -rl
The report Of tho city Sexton was read,
received, and filed. ~ ..I. fs,i 4
| ,aH RESOLUTIONS, b. a'lI ~
The following was offered: ReSOlred,
That the sum OF thirty dollars DO appro.
Prluteu !or lsIngi separating, aIIu leColv'
ing tax bills Tor 1859, returned ny securl'
tics Of John Scarborough, lGte COLLECTOR
Adopted. 5,ys 4I.lp7g ~ Z .,s.1J ,,i,l3
Tue following was oheteu: iteSosesd
That tho Clerk be authorized 70 have new
gas burners placed In the Clerks
Office, US tho old ones arc worn out.
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Resolutions o. thanks were IenIereu
tho PRESIDENT, OierK aaa LepGr ,Sn,, oI .c
press, lor Illc manner " .. WHICH !hey haVo
discharged their respective duties during
mS year Observation-Disclosures,
my FSsoi9ugn " Erltatt.o'h " utSTii,nsin5
now lEe pellJ i0E Ael4IahHc 7gnslpH l, no'psc
was received from inc 'fttsE Dnhcn
amended ny proviaing that tle DcIl on
uielKongLann lseaay ho sem. ~ po IT, ';
moVeu 70 lhe i9Ie llt9ss hGuss y SUI" H w
say aaFA pelt pfe GHGs 'f',,1 StV \" q
EcuETclM. hu4l.5a3ialY 4l,ullG igI, I1paGAd
| MISCELLANEOUS. IA
The resolution adopted at the lust
meeting, In relation 70 paving the streets
and alleys, was RECEIVED from The First
Branch, tho following Substitute having
been passed therefor; 'l1eSoteed, That The
Mayor md President Of Tie Second
Branch .mehortallke The Legislal9teatits
coming session u amend the charter Of
the city rs follows: That when three
lfourthsof. tho citizens residing rinZ any
square Of The city shall petition ior The
street 10 BIO paved in front or side Of their
property, that tho same shall be done UNI
| der lhG'uircciiUn OF tho Street 4, COmmiS'