The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-09-06
CITY COUNCIL PRoCEEDIMGs.
TUESDAY EVENING, September 5.
SECOND BRANCH.

ford, o. ] Crawford, Hobbs, Hubbard
List, Logan, Lancaster, Phillips, steger
j. G. Smith, Sheppard, Weisgarber
and President Forbes.
The reading of the minutes was dis
pensed with.
The special order. Of business wa
suspended temporarily, and the bond
of NJ. J. Pollock, James Maxwell ant
J. G. Smith, Trustees of the City Ga
Works, were read and approved.
An ordinance to assess a tax for thu
payment Of the interest on bonds known
as the compromise bonds, was read ant
passed.
The committee on Finance reported
the following resolutions, which wer,
adopted:
Resolued, That the Finance committe,
be authorized to give notice by adver
tisement in the daily papers OF Wheel
ing, to the holders of drafts in transitu
or certificates Of loan, made previous t
the 18th Of June, 1871, and now due
that no interest will be paid on eacf
evidence of Indebtedness after the lst o
October, 1871.
Resolved, That the Council will at it.
next regular meeting in September ap
point some person properly qualified tc
examine and adjust the books Of THU
city, under the direction of the Finance
committee.
Petition of Geo. X. Bellman anG
others to open a sewer on Market street
Sixth ward. Referred to committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Petition of Mr.. Cooper asking fol
compensation for loss of time by meas.
uring bitches for water pipes was refer
red to committee on Water Works.
Petition of citizens Of the Seventh
ward for a cinder path and to remove 8
gas lamp was granted.
Petition of VIM. Stanley for coffee
house license was not granted.
Petition of Ichabod Bessie to remove
his coffee house license was granted.
Petition of Edward Lindner to trans
fer his coffee house license to Henry
Pieferman was granted.
Petition of Allen B. Rupp to remove
his coffee house license was granted.
Petition of P. L. Maloney for coffee
house license was referred to committee
on Petitions and "Reminiscences fol
report.
Petition Of Charles P. Lutz to transfer
his coffee house license was granted.
Petition of Charles Gauding to have
C. P. Lutz's license transferred to him
was granted.
Petition of Andreas Thomas for coffee
house license was granted.
Petition of George Hook, administra.
tor OF Louis Baumberger, to transfer
ordinary license was granted.
Petition of George Schwarzbach to
transfer his coffee house license to
Christian Glasener was granted.
Petition of James Mcdonald, Joshua
Bodley and Isaac Colts for permission
to widen an alley was referred to com
mittee on Streets and Alleys, with pow
er to act.
Petition of C. +. Baker and Others
for the repairing of Chestnut alley, FRS,
ward, was referred to committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Petition of Kimberly d. Co. for per
mission to erect coal scales at their coal
works, at their own expense, was re
ferred to the committee on Streets and
Alleys.
Petition of Robert Junkins and others
for gutter on Morrow street was re
ferred to committee on Streets and AL
leys.
Petition OF James McGannon for per
mission to make sewer from his cellar
was referred.
Petition Of DR.. Brues to reset pave.
ment was referred.
Petition of George Zoeckler and
other residents for repairing Fulton
street was referred to committee on
tOlTeelS duu hllcNo.
Petition of Thomas H. Reed for per
mission to tap water main on Market
street was referred 10 committee on
Water Works.
Petition of Frank Ritter to have fine
RENTED was referred to committee on
Petitions and "Reminiscences.
Petition of citizens OF Eighth ward tc
have Eighth street graded was referred
to committee on Streets and Alleys.
Petition of citizens of Eighth ward
to have grades established was referrrd
to committee on Grades.
Petition of Horace Gray to be re
lieved from paying city tax was referred
to committee on Petitions and Remon
strances, with power to act.
Petition Of Norway Tack Company
for sewer was referred.
Petition of j. David Koerner for re
duction in rent Of scales was referred
Petition of Margaret Gundling and
others to have curling reset and re
paired was referred.
Petition for repair OF road and bridge
over Frazier's run was referred.
Petition of citizens of Chapline street
for sewer and to grade gutter was re
ferred.
Petition OF James Bodley and others
for crossing across Clay street west Of
Seventh was referred.
Petition OF Louis Greiner to have
gutter on Franklin street improved was
referred.
Petition of j. E. Parker 10 rent and
occupy the space between the market
houses, Second ward, was referred to
committee on Markets.
Petitions Of August Reuter-, S. B. Bar
nitz, James Waiter, James n. Ritz
and T. C. McAfee, for reduction Of
water rent, were referred to committee
on Water Works.