The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-10-12

De Oruereu 10 req. stall numbered II, N
the Second WW d Market, TO Jacob Alt
meyer at the rate Of $40 per annnm.
Adopted. 44 d. u
PETITIONS
Petition for lamp post at intersection OF
Elm and Fourth Streets, 18th Ward, was
read and referred to Committee on Lights
for report.
Petition of certain persons who have
removed TO Benwood, ohave water taxes
refuu lded, was read and referred for re-
port.
Petition Of contractor of sewer in the
First Ward to have $1,000 advanced on
his work was read, and referred for re-
port.
Petition of Joseph Werner for permits
sion to erect coal scale at his coal bank,
tree of cost to the city, was read and
granted on condition that the proceeds
20 to the lessee OF the 4th Ward scale.
Petition of Kimberly & Co, TO have
Alex. Gribbons and w. p. Adams appoint
ed Weighmasters at their coal scale, was
read and referred for report.
Petition Of Max Beuter for new curb in
front Of his property on Union Street,
between Main and Market, was read and
referred
Petition of persons on Zane Street, as
far us Walnut, It'll Ward, to have the
water pipe extended along said street,
was read and referred for report.
Petition of Mrs. r. Hornbrook TO have
water rent refunded her was read and
referred to the Committee on Water
Works for report,
Petition of james Purcell, John Muir.
ply, James Moore, Joseph Dickson and
Michael FCnigan, to have certain costs
RENTED, was read and referred for re.
port,
Bill of VIM. Richardson, 500 SO, was
ordered to be paid.
Bill Of Maggie Slime amounting to
$57 10 for clothing, &c, burned to pre-.
vent ContagiOn of smallpox was read and
referred To the Committee on Accounts
Tor report.
Bond OF John Arthur was laid on the
table, not being stamped. Subsequently
it was properly stamped, and after being
taken from the table was approved.
Resolution recommending payment Of
$500 to G. w. Kennedy was returned
from the First Branch amended by re-
porting to Council what may be due MIR.
K. after paying him the sum mentioned.
COncurred in. a.,
Mcssrs. Sheppard, Hubbard and Clator
were appointed on the part of this Branch,
a Committee OF Conference on the bridge
over Caldwell's Run. .
The Committee agreed upon a report,
which being taken to the First Branch
was not adopted, and another Committee
of Conference asked for. 0H .#|
Adjourned.
First Branch.
The regular monthly meeting OF this
Branch OF Council was held Tuesday
night, Mayor JeiTers in the chair.
Prcscnt-Messrs. Allison, Blair, Boring,
Booth, Campbell, Harrison, Kelly Pan
nell Schambra and Williamson.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The petition of VIM. II. Morton from
the Second Branch, was COncurred In.
The Street Commissioner was instruct.
cd to set curb stone in Sixth street
The petition of the Sexton Of the City
Cemetry from. Second Branch was con.
Cured in
Mr.. Wilson, Chairman Of the Commit.
tee on ORDINANCES, reported an ordinance
allowing the Citizens Railway Company
to change the course OF their track from
It's present course over Main street bridge,
so as to continue on Market street and
cross the bridge at that point The ordi.
nance was read three times and passed.
Thcpetilion of Godfrey Price, from Sec.
ond Branch, was COnCurred in.
The invitation of the Mayor and City
Council of Baltimore, rendering the hospi.
talities Of that city to the Mayor ana
Council Of Wheeling, was received IRON
the Second Branch, and their action ac'
cepting the invitation was concurred in.
The report of the committee appointed
to settle with Smith Mcdonald, late col.
lcctor Of water rents in the city Of Wheel
ing for the year 1869, was read and adopt
ed, with the following resolution:
RGs0lrGd, That the settlement OF Smith
Mcdonald and suretes for the year 1900,
rs collector of water rents, be taken as
settlement by the parties paying the city
$685. 90, and that the same be spread upon
the minutes of the Council.
Thereport Of the Committeeon Finance
was received from the Second Branch and
concurred in.
The report OF the Committee on Water
Works was received from the Second
Branch, and the resolutions adopted as re-
ported by the committee
The report Of the Street Commissioner,
from Second Branch, conCurred in.
The report OF the Committee on Fire
Department, received from the Second
Branch and ConCurrGd in. l.a.
The bill Of A. Wilson, from Second
Branch, was ConCurred in.
The bill OF Noah Price, from Second
Branch, was Concurred in I
Tue resolution from Second Branch
renting the Fourth ward coal scales to
John Arthur, was concurrcd in.
The resolution from Second Branch,
instructing the Street Commissioner TO
enforce the ordinance in regard 10 throw
ing dirt and ohal in the streets, was con.
CURED in.
Bills OF G. W. Kennedy, for keeping
city prison, from Second Branch, concur
red in. IN. q. s. /
The resolution from the Second Branch,
instructing the Committee on Ordinances
to prepare an ordinance in relation to
granting permission for areas In the public
side walks was concurred IN.
The School Branch returned the ordi.
nance in relation tOgranting the Citizens
railway company the privilege OF chang
ing the course OF their track, non-conCCurI-
ring in the action Of this Branch. This
Branch then referred the ordinance TO the
committee on Railroads for report.
Petition OF Jacob Altmyer to rent n
stall in the market house was referred 10
the committee on Market House;
The resolution from Second Branch in
relation TO settlement with j. NJ Warden
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