The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-13

on Centre street, near Fourth, suspended
was read and referred.
Petition Of Theodore Roller for reduce
lion Of water rent was read and referred.
Petition Of Charles Rust and others for
curbstone on South side Of Market street,
lerred. '''' %. Ia. - VI
/ Petition of NJ. 9. Good and others, In
reference TO increased water supply, was
read and referred.
Petition Of Wheeling Hinge Company
and Others, for reduction ofgwater rent
was read and referred. iJgH uJsa l
RRsoLUT1oNs.
ResOIued, That the Street Commissioner
be directed to have the pavement laid as
directed by ordinance In front Of lot No.
II at the corner Of Main and Preston
streets. Adopted.
ReSOsUed, That the Committee on 0rdi.
nances be instructed TO report an ordi.
nance requiring all persons selling and
delivering lime within the city to have
the same weighed on the public scales,
and furnish the buyer with q certificate
OF the weight or number of bushels from
the city weigher, or one Of his deputies.
Referred.
A resolution authorizing crossing 10
be put down en- Madison street, at the
north end Of Second Ward market house,
was received from the First Branch and
concurred in.
ReSOIued, That when this Council ad-
journ IL be 10 meet next Tuesday evening
Adopted. COILS. a.EE 'srflsa
Bill OF Mary Powell for property des.
troyed was referred to tie Committee on
Accounts for report.
Adjourned. 10y y. ~ '..' ~
First Branch. Be- 10
Mayor LETTERS in the chair. Present ct
roll.call: Messrs. Allison, Blair, Boring,
Ewing, Kelley, Relster, Schambra, Shall
cross, Stanton, and Wilson. sa'' ssS u
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on
Water Works, 10 whom was recommitted
previous report Of the Committee grant.
ing several reductions Of water rents, re.
ported back the same, recommending
that the recommendations Of the, Com
mitlee be concurred in. The reductions
in the cases Of Muldoon and Carol, mar
BILE cutters; Reymann, brewer; Bish-
op Whelan, and Albert Stump, were
agreed to.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on
Ordinances, submitted an ordinance in
relation to the powers and duties Of the
Board Of Appeals. The object of the Or
dinance Is 10 constitute the Board board
of equalization, to equalize and correct
assessments Of real and personal proper
ty-to raise assessments as well as make
reductions. Recommitted.
An ordinance adopted by the Second
Branch, constituting the Board Of Appeals
Board Of Equalization, came up from
the Second Branch accompanied by q
resolution directing the Assessors to pro.
coed with the usual assessment.
Mr.. Stanton moved to refer TO the Com.
mittee on Ordinances with instructions to
report an ordinance providing for gen.
eralI revaluatinn OF real estate, and pro-
viding for Bo I'd Of Equalization.
Agreed 10. aa
CoNcURRENCRw WITH SECOND BRANCH.
Adopting the report of the Committee
on the Fire Department, except the resc:
luton to make the Chief Marshal Fire
Warden for the city. This was referred
to the Committee on Ordinances, with
instructions to prepare an ordinance so as
to invest the Board OF Control with the
duties of Fire Wardens.
Adopting report .ot the Committee on
Accounts. 'E. nlf-y f.... ..s.a
Adopting report Of the Committee on
Water Works. ,.
Adopting the recommendation Of the
Special Committee on repairs Of Gas
Works. .5.r-. nm.
! Adopting report Of the Committee on
Streets and Alleys recommending pay
ment Of bills for curbs on Market street,
between the bridge and Webster stree, &c.
Adopting recommendations Of the Street
Commissioners monthly report. iI..I
Adopting report Of the Committee on
Lights. sla .T ..5'. SCI
Mr.. Wilson, from the Committee on
Ordinances, to whom was referred peti.
tons asking that barber shops DO closed
on Sunday and that 'aisles Of public halls
be kept clear, reported an ordinance for
the latter purpose, recommending 1t donot
pass, and reported it to be inexpedient to
legislate in reference to the BARRIERS. The
ordinance was tabled. ....', nj. ".
Mr.. Shallcross moved that the Commit
tee on Streets and Alleys inquire into the
expediency of laying q new foot walk
across Madison, on west side Of Market
street. Agreed to. 3 o
Adjourned.