The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-06
he Committee on Water Works for re.


maed cost $l2190J
u neCtion herewith: ReSOlUed, That thC
y Mayor be requested TO call q meeting Al
y an early day, Of all persons in the city
- who feel an interest In the building of
! bridge at the head Of Wheeling Island
= and that he invite 10 said meeting thC
, directors of the Wheeling IL Belmont
y Bridge Company, the committee of the
= town of MartinSVille, and any other Citi.
= zenS ot MRrtinsYllle who may see proper
> to attend. Adopted. ~
The petition of Geo. SchwartzbACh To
! transfer his coffee house license to Chris.
tian Glasener was read and granted,
' Tho petition of Geo. Hook, Administra.
tor of Lewis BOmberger, to transfer or.
dinarY license to Geo. SChwartZbaCh was
read and granted.
: Tho petition ol Edward Linder To trans
fer his coffee house license to p. P(etIer.
man was read and granted.
The petition Of Andreas Thomas for
coffee house license was read and granted.
The petition Of p. l.. Maloney for coffee
house license was read. A remOnstranCe
from residents In the 9th and 9th wards
against granting the same, was also read.
The petition was referred to the Commit
tee on Petitions and Remonstrances for ro-
port. ...
The. petition OF citizens of the First
WardrO have Chestnut alley;repaired, was
read and referred to the Committee on
Streets and Alleys for report.
The pGtitiOnOf Geo. ZOeCkler and others
to have Fulton street repaired, was read
and referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys for report
The petition Of Margaret Gundling and
others To have curb reset, was read and
referred 10 the Committee on Streets and
Alleys for report
Tho resolution in relation to sewer in
the First Ward was received from FIRST
Branch amended by requiring the bids to
be reported To Council. Amendment
COnCurred in.
The Trustees of tho Gas Works sub.
mitted the rules adopted by them, and
their appointment Of John l.. Maxwell |
as Secretary at 5000 per annum, and
Daniel Geiger as Collector, at 5000 per
annun. They also submitted the names
and compensation Of the employees at the
GINS Works Laid over uytll next meet
Ing.
The following was received from the
First Branch, and It's adoption COnCnrrCd
In
RcW'mi, That the Committee on Real
Estate b0requested to report 10 Council
the names Of the different persons OcCu.
pying the city property, and the amount
Oi rents paid quarterly.
The Special Committee appointed to
act In conjunction with Committee Of
the Board of Supervisors in relation TO
repairing Chapline Hill and CaldwClls
run roads, reported in favor Of making nm
appropriation Of $40 TO each road,
Adopted.
The petition Of Joseph Werner and
others TO llNYe portion Of Zane street
graVcled, was read and referred 10 the
Committee on Streets and Alleys with
power TO act.
Louis Heller confirmed deputy sergeant
ut last meeting, came forward and took
the several obligations prescribed.
The following was offered: ReSOlNi,
That duplicate order for $1270 be drawn
on the Receiver In favor Of A. Spruce
bank, for work done on the United engine
provided he secure the city from loss in
the matter. Adopted.
The petition of AbnGr Key for reduc.
ton Of water rent for 1870, was read Mr..
K AYERS that he Is charged with street
hose when he had none. Referred
The petition Of james Hamilton for new
Curblng in front Of his buildings on Mar.
kct street, was read and referred.
The petition Of jeffrey Mills and others
to have water pipe extended on Lindsey
street to the alley, was read and referred.
The Street Commissioner was authoriz.
ed to purchase two boat loads Of bOulders
The Gas Commissioners submitted their
report Tor the months Of June md July
Received and filed.
The Committee on Grades submitted
their report on the grade of the pavcments
at certain points. The Committee also
submitted nm Ordinance establishing the
grade Of Alley II, north side of Webster
street. which was read three times and
adopted.
The committee recommended that s.
j. Ellilritz be directed to lower the pave.
ment In front Of his wagon shop To the
grade Report recOmmitted to tho Com.
mittcr.
A resolution In relation TO n park on the
hill was received from the First Branch,
and its action COnCurred In.
Tho resolution in relation to repairing
Sixth street bridge, adopted by a majority
vote ut last meeting, was laid on the table.
A petition Of d. Kurner to have por.
ton ot scale rent rGmittCd, was read and
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Alleys for report. ..-
The Committee on Railroads reporte,l
the following resolution hesOlpei, That
the Mayor and Committee on Railroads I
be and are hereby directed To correspond |
with the citizens Of Cleveland, and other |
persons in Ohio, who are interesting
themselves IL secure the building Of a
railroad from this city To Lake Erie,
through Tuscarawas county, Ohio, and, II
they deem II advisable, they may appoint {
q subcommittee Of three members, who
shall lie authorized to proceed tO Cleave-
land Or other places TO confer upon the {
subject with persons In such places, and
that they report progress from time to
time To Council. Adopted.
Rc1lrdi, That the Street Commissioner
be instructed to set q curb stone on Fifth
Street, between Union Street and Market
alley, Second Ward. Referred.
ReWiTd, That the Street Commissioner
he ordered tOlay double crossing across !
Zane Street ri the corner Oi tho Fourth ,
Ward school house. Referred.
D,..I,s.9 That 0I,n ANrnnN |