The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-14

, seer of the chain gang, amounting 4
e $500 was presented and ordered to b.
J. paid.
. A communication from William Rich
ardson in relation TO glass In the Public
Lamps on the Island, was read and refer
! red TO the Committee on Lights will
!, power to act.
Bills of James McAdams aggregating
$500, were presented and ordered TO bt
: paid.
Report of the Committee on Fire De.
partment was read. They recommend
the payment OF bills amounting to $l08 90.
, Received and filed, and recommendation
adopted.
Report of the Beard OF Control was
read. They asked the confirmation of
) the following; James Lynch as extra
man,in place Of VIM. Manion, United, No
; /; Z. Shaughnessey as extra man in
Hook & Ladder, Uico VIM. Wells, resign.
ed. Received and filed, and appointments
; confirmed.
RcsoireG, That the Committee on Streets
and Alleys inquire into and report the OK.
pediency and cost Of numbering the houses
In the city. Adopted.
The Health officers report was read.
Bills amounting to $40 were recommend
ed to be paid. Received, filed, and bills
ordered to be paid. .
ReSOlced, That the complaint Of George
Tingle, Esqr., in regard to annoyance and
injury claimed to be sustained by him as
the result of tho assemblage of school
children and others on the street in front
of his residence, be referred TO the Com.
mittee on Petitions and RemOnstrancCs
for report. Adopted.
ReDlued, That the City Sergeant and
his deputies are hereby instructed on re.
ceiving information Of the presence of
dead animals in the streets and alleys, to
report the same Immediately to the Health
officer or Street Commissioner for reno
val. Adopted.
The resignation of A. ], Pannel as
member of the Finance Committee was
read and returned to the First Branch
without action.
Bill Of j. M. Ewing T. Co. amounting
TO S25 was presented and ordered to be
paid.
Resolved, That tho Superintendent of
the Water Works be md Is hereby order
cd to procure the inch pipe ordered by
Council to be laid on John Street, and
that he proceed to lay said pipe without
delay. Adopted. .-
ReOlrcd, That the Committee on Streets
and Alleys be and aro hereby instructed
to have the iron bridge over Wheeling
Creek at the east end OF Zane Street
painted Adopted.
The petition of J. B. Sheppard to have
curb stone set on north side of Union
Street below Main, was read and granted.
The resolution in relation to ascertain.
ing what u lot in Sprigg's row can be
bought for, was received from the First
Branch and ConCurred in.
The resolution In relation to Street
Commissioner enforcing Sec. II OF Chap.
ter 81 of Ordinances, was received from
First Branch and ConCurred In. !.
Resolution substituting Superintendent
Of Water Works for City Surveyor, to
measure trenches dug for water pipes,
was received from the First Branch and
conCurred in.
The petition OF citizens for the exten.
sion of Goodrich street, from York to
Broadway, was read and referred for re-
port
Petition for Curbstone an-crOssings and
the north side of Virginia street, was
read and referred.
Petition for Curbstonc on west side of
Penn Street, from corner OF Zane Street
south to the property Of Ebenezer Zane, 8
was read and referred.
Petition of G. w. Smith and others to /
have tho grade OF the street on the south ,
side Of Star Foundry established, graded
and curb set, was read and referred to the \
Committees on Grades and Streets and !
Alleys, and to tho City Solicitor. q
Petition Of Mrs. Jane Mountz to be re. G
leased from paying water rent was read y
and referred 10 the committee. {
Petition of Patrick Chanay for Correc. q
tiOn of water assessment was read and re- (
fcrred. n
Resolved, That twenty-five dollars be
appropriated to pay for painting and re.
lettering the dlals Of the town clock {
Adopted. 4
Rc@ired, That Mulberry alley between 4
Market and Fourth streetsbe paved. Re. n
ferrCd. 4
The Committee on Wharves reported i
the following IAN ordinance amending n
an ordinance In relation 10 the rates OF
wharfage in tho city of Wheeling, and the
election, duties and compensation Of the
Wharfmaster."
The trstseCtion permits coal tOw.boats
the privilege OF landing at the city wharf,
and remaining not over two hours, TO oh.
tain supplies, or make repairs, without I
Of wharfage.
Referred to the Committee on Ordin. '
ances for report. =
The City Sergeant submitted the name
Of Frederick ChOGt, and asked his con- y
as deputy. Confirmed.
Mr.. Chort confirmed as deputy Sergeant, .
came forward and assumed the several D
2
Adjourned. u
First Branch. y
Agreeably TO adjournment, this Branch n
assembled In their chamber. His Honor
Mayor JeiIers occupied the chair. Pres. y
ent, Messrs. Allison, Blair, Booth, Boring,
Campbell, HandlAn, Kelly, 7
Pnnnel Schambra and Wilson.
The following were received from the
Second Branch and It's action conCurred
in; 4
A resolution instruCting the Finance a
Committee to settle with j. NJ. Warden, 4
City Collector; report Of the Street Com. n
report of the Superintendent 4
Of Water Works and Committee on Wa. L
teT Works; reports of Chief Marshal, Com. \
mittee on Fire Department and Board Of d
Control; report Of the Committee on
Wharves; report Of the City Health ON.
GER; communication from the city Ser.
yeant, asking the appointment of Fred.
Sharp as deputy Sergeant resolution