The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26

The petition OF Geo. 7. Tingle for per
mission TO tap sewer on Main street; alst
that Of McLain Brothers to tap sewer OF
Monroe street, were read, and the iormel
granted-tlIe work to be done under su
pervision Of the Street Commissioner; thr
latter was referred.
The petition Of citizens Of Fitlh Ware
TO have corner lot and pavement gradet
on Market Square, adjoining Alley G, wa!
read, and referred TO Committee on
Streets and Alleys Tor report.
The petition Of Mrs. Conner for remis
sicn ofwater rent was read and referred
to Committee on Water Works with pow
er to act.
Tie petition Of Vim. Exlcy and Mrs. ].
Ii. Warnafeldt to have curbstone set on
north side OF Hampden street above Sixth,
was read and referred 10 Committee on
Streets and Alleys for report.
The petions Of Philip Bodwing, Law.
renee Walters, Mrs. Louisa Wassermaier
Conrad Yahn, Henry Kewit, Henry Daub
7. Jerico, Henry Selbrecht, Louis Stuben'
rauch, Caspar He'll, Anthony Kramer, Ja'
cob Neuhardt, John II. Kent, August
Weidebusch, Alexander burst, Jacob
Strobe, Henry Michael, Francis Klary,
Adam Loury, Edward Linder, Bonifacius
Albingcr, John Baughman, Joachim Beu.
ter, John Bachman, Henry Bresock, Peter
Bonenberger, G. Burkle, Henry Dunlap,
Louis Franzheim, Louis Gaus, Mary Gaus,
Peter IINsenAuGr, Peter Habig, Frederick
HosenIcldt,l Francis Klary, Louis Keller,
Julius Lohse, Adam Levi, Louis Laue, Fl.
del Mager, Philip Medert, Thos. +. Owens,
August Roll, &. Stroble, Chris. Shu.
macher, Frederick Shipley, John Smith,
Frederick Was, John VOGckler, George
Warner, Michael Blum, Francis KlGvis,
and Theodore SChreibcr, for license to
keep COiIee.housGs, were read and laid
over for one week, with instructions to
publish
The petitions Of +. j. Rothaker, John
McGarrel, Frederick Zimmerman, Henry
Neuhardt, Louis Baumbcrger, George ".
Eckhart, Louis Lingernam, Christian
Viewig, Andrew HOsenfcldt, Edward
Christman, Henry Stamm, G. & ]. Keim,
S. Welty, John Daley, Adam Blum, Her.
man Renner, for license to keep ordinar.
les, were read and laid over for one week,
with instructions to publish.
The petitions Of Chris. Hadlich, Fred
Zimmerman, Fred. Laue, John Thoner
and A. T. Mager, for license TO sell
liquor not to be drank at place where
sold, were read aud granted.
1.-The petition Of residents on Elm Street,
7th Ward, in relation 10 extension Of
water pipes on said street from Zane to
Fourth, was read; also, one for extension
on Ohio Street, and were referred TO the
Committee on Water Works for report.
The petition OF John A. Lash and
others TO have fence removed, now be.
ing built in n public alley In G. L. Zane's
addition to the 7th Ward, was read and
referred to the Committee on Street and
Alleys for report,
The petition OF II. W. Phillips and
Wilson, Dunlcvy & Co. to have the sewer
on the lower end of Chestnut alley filled
up and paved to the river, was read and
referred 10 the Committee on Streets and
Alleys for report.
The petition Of Philip Helser for print.
cd notices TO put up In Peninsula Gene.
terry was read and referred 10 the Com.
mittee on Cemeteries with power TO act.
The petitions Of w. s. Buchanan and
Christopher Heinhold for reduction Of
water rents were read and referred to the
Committee on Water Works for report.
The petition Of John Daley for rednc-
tlon Ofwater rent was read, and referred
to Nnr,N,iNNnn nm WnNar NUnri,s Co. ,ay,o.k
The petition Of Dillon ]. Mccormick to
purchase fraction Of ground, was read
and referred to the Committee on Real
Estate for report.
The petition OF Sundry persons to have
the dirt removed from the east end oi
Clay street, was read and referred to the
Committee on Streets and Alleys for re.
port.
The petition OF citizens Of the Sth
Ward for culvert on eth street, was READ
and the Street Commissioner directed to
have the work done.
The petition ol John s. Armstrong and
others 10 set ouTbstone on north side Of
Lindsey street, between 9Th and 9th, was
read, rs was also remonstrance against
said Improvement. Referred to the Com.
mittee on Streets and Alleys for report.
The petition Of James Launder and
others to haye curbstone set on east side
Of Sixth street, between Centre aud John,
was read and granted.
The petition of B. Stanton and A. W.
Kelley to have the gutter on south side of
Byron, from Monroe to Byron, paved, was
read and referred to the Committe on
Streets and Alleys with power TO act.
The petition Of residents on Clay street
to hGvO the grade on said street, above
Seventh, fixed, and the gutter paved, was
read and referred to the proper Commit.
tess, with power to act.
The petition Of Robert Costain & Co.
and N. thinner to have q coal scale erect.
ed near "Top Mill" was read and granted
on the same terms as others have had the
same privilege extended them.
Tho petition of Christian Seibke to
transfer his coffee house license to John
F. Stentzel, and the petition OF Mr.. Stent-
eel to keep the coffee house formerly kept
by Mr.. Selbke. Granted.
SSThe following was offered: ReSolred,
that the City Surveyor be directed to run
and mark BY suitable monuments, the
north and east lines Of the city, and ascer.
tam and report to tho City Assessors the
Quantity contained In all tracts Of land
within tue city limits, which either of the
Assessors may require for the purposes
Of taxation. Adopted.
An ordinance in relation to city con,
tracts, was read and laid on the table,
On motion tho contract for hauling Goa
to the Water Works, was awarded tc
John McAllistcr at $40 per 100 bushels
The following was offered: RsSolnd
That in order 10 carry out without delay
the obligatisns Of the city, combined in
contract passed by the City Council dated
-. 1870, said resolution relating to {
supply Of water for the town Of Soutl
Wheeling, now comprised in the sth ward
1t Is hereby resolved that the Committee
on Water Works be and are hereby In
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