The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-21
N. cUTMAM q CO.'S.

Monroe 10 direct line 10 the east line Of
The city and Hlong said east line TO point
opposite the mouth Of John street; thence
In direct line 10 the creek opposite John
street; thence along John street toMaIn,
thence along the bank Of the creek to the
Ohio river thence UP The river 70 Mon.
roe treel Of the place Of beginning,
hts0Ipal, That the boundaries Of the
Fourth Ward, beginning Ut John and
Main streets, running down The bank Of
the creek, thence up the creek to the
mouth Of Coal run; thence UP Coal run 10
the eastern boundary Of the city; thence
runbing north to the back line Of the city
10 the Third Ward line; thence TO where
John street strikes The creek; thence eros.
sing the creek and running along John
u, Alatn to the place oil beginning. ~
! RetOlrcd, That the boundaries of the
Fifth Ward shall be as follows: Begin
ming at the mouth Of the Greek. thence
running along the South bank Of the
the same 10 Coal Run; thence up Coal
Ron 10 the Eastern line oil the city; thence
along the Eastern line south 70 0 point CD.
pOsILe First street; thence IN a direct line
10 said street and along II 10 the Ohio
river; thence up the river 10 the mouth Of
Wheeling creek
Res0tpsi, That the boundaries Of the
Sixth Ward shall be as follows: Begin
ming Ut the Ohio river at the mouth oil
First street, and along said street to the
Eastern boundary line Of the city; thence
south to the south line Of Jos Caldwelrs
tdecd.) line; thence west along said south
line to the Ohio river; thence up the river
to the place Of beginning. Gar. :
ResOIoed, That the boundaries OF the
Eighth Ward shall be as tollows: Be
ginning Ut the Ohio river near the mouth
OF nldwelFs run; and running east along
the Caldwell line to the Eastern boundary
line Of tue city; thence south 10 the Mar.
shall county line; thence west TO the Ohio
river; thence up said river TO the place OF
beginning. - =
Reao!usd, That the boundary lines OF
the First ward and the Seventh Ward
shall remain as they now are.
ResolUed, That the basis OF representa-
ton for the different Wards Of the said
city BE- fixed At one thousand. and where
there e q larger fraction than Ave hundred
10 Ward, they shall be entitled to an ad.
diiional member. -..s I'll
ReSoIeed, That the Council appoint ia
cob Bickel to take the census OF the First,
Second, Third, Fourth and Seventh
Wards, and thar they appoint William
ClOhRn TO take the census Of the Fifth,
Sixth and Eighth Wards; before proceed.
ing to business that they be sworn to per.
form their duties, and that their compen--
satlon be fixed at four dollars per day Il
done within thirty days.
ReSot1ed, That in enumerating, the name
Of the head of the family be given and the
number in his family, and the names OF
the boarders, If any. u1-fT ina
Rtso!ced, That the Committee on OrdI.
nances te instructed to prepare an ordi-
nance fixing the boundaries Of the differ.
ent Wards, and the apportionment Of the
members Of Council Of the city Of Wheel.
ing. Ma - ~.
Recommitted Tor report next Tuesday
evening see .5sia II 'i7gI1 n,
Petition Of +. Winship, for correction Of
assessment OF his property In the Eighth
Ward, was read. Referred. n.
The following was offered: Res0Iced,
Tint two members from each Branch be
appointed special committee TO arrange
10 procure coal TO be sold to consumers at
cost Adopted, aud Messrs. Salisbury
and Clatnr were appointed on behalf Of
this Branch. - =, 20 :
The Committee on Grades reported the
grade on certain portions OF Jefferson,
Marshall, St. Charles and German streets;
also an Ordinance establishing. the grade
ofSt Charles street, from Union TO Mon.
roe. Ordinance read three times and
passed. Report laid over. hsssEl
The resolution adopted BY the First
Branch al its last meeting ID relation to
temporary removal Of wharf boat, was
concurred in. ....-. '.' !
The City Sergeant submitted the names
OF Joseph Prettyman and Allen B. Rupp
as 6eputieslH. The appointments were
confirmed. marlin 'is,s 9afrs ,I
Resolution In relation 10 wooden railing
on stone wall on Fifth street; also, one
requiring officers 10 carry out orders OF
Council, were received from First Branch
and concurred In. 10 z'o .E' u
VIM. St. Charles offered $50 for Sixth
Ward coal scales the ensuing year. Award
ed to him. s7.-. II ,,..'r..,..
Report OF the Chief Marshal Of the Fire
Department, and also that oil the Commit.
tee, were read. The bills amounting to.
$3.50 10 were ordered to be paid as recon-
'mended by the committee. 4la .sl.l5g
Report Of the Board of Control was
read. The Boardsreported that the iol.
lowing persOns had been selected to con,
stituts Hose Company No, 3, tn Ward !:
John 3 Lukeus, foreman; extramen,
Henry Braes, Em. Richardson, Jr., Chas.
Lukem. Hld Quinten McClement; that
B. F. Taylor lad been appointed lore.
man Of United No, III place Of e W,
Smith, resigned, and Thomas Carney M
place Of B F. Taylor, promoted; james
terrel rs hoStler Of Vigilant, 10 place Of
Jasper Roberts, dismissed. Appointments
confirmed. lep4irs asked Tor referred 10
Committee on Fire Department for re-
port. mr.. 90 y v
Settlement OF J. N. Warden, Collector
Of water rents, for 1881, made by Com
mtttee on Water Works, was received
from tho First. Branch, and It's action
adopting a resolution that Il be sprea d
on the minutes. was concurred In. r
, Petition OF Max Gaus for correction Of
water assessment was read and referred.
Petition Of Samuel Hanauer for license
10 retail liquor was read and granted.
Petition Of 8. ]. Osborn and others for
crossing and lamp posts on the Island
was read and referred. 2 a1ll 10l n Q
Petition Of E J. Stone for correction Of
assessment on certain lots owned BY him
was read and referred. 71'sfi M II E17E
Petition Of Quincy Iron Works to be
released from contract for water pipe;
also, bill Of same amounting 10 $S5 79,
were read and referred for report. q nv
Petition Of F. G. 81. Lampe Ii behalf Of
Frederick Abb and Henry Lick was read.
RPOueSt Waa made thaf fhaty ha xaioaaad