The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-29

for water pipe from Market street up 10
INST alley above North, was read and re.
The petition of U. ]. Dufield, for re.
duction Of water assessment, was read
and referred.
The petition Of Frank Ritter, for repair
Of city property occupied by him, was
read and referred.
The petition Of VIM. McNabb, for re.
ducdon Of water assessment, was read
and referred.
The petition Of Simpson, thinner and
Marshall, for coal scales, was referred TO
Committee on Ordinances.
The petition Of ]. A. Ritz and others,
70 have Vine alley graded; also, remon.
STRANGE against same, were read and re.
ierred to Committee on Grades for report.
An ordinance amending an ordinance
In relation 10 ordinaries and coffee houses
IN the city Of Wheeling, was received
nom the First Branch and its action there.
on concurred in.
The petition Of sundry citizens 70 have
the grade Of Sixth street, north OF Mon.
roe, and to its intersection with 81.
Charles street established, was read and
referred.
Petition Of the butchers who occupy
stalls at the north end OF Second Ward
market house for reduction of rents was
read and referred TO the Committee on
Market Houses.
Petition Of Robt. Frazier and others 10
nave their taxes applied to improvement
Fraziers Run road was referred 10 the
Board Of Appeals.
Petition Of Charles W. Conner for curb.
Ing on east side Of 9th Ward school house,
Chapline street, was referred.
Petition Of sundry citizens 10 have
crossings put down at the intersection Of
Division and Chapline streets; also at
intersection OF Chapllne and Jacob streets,
was read and referred.
Petition Of Dennis Dorsey 10 have Ger.
tain taxes refunded was read and referred
to the Board OF Appeals.
Petitions Of suudry citizens 10 have
Gum alley graded, about sixty feet each
side Of Seventh street, was read ard no.
ferred for report.
The petition Of sundry citizens 10 have
a stone crossing put down over Sixth,
south sidO ef Cedar alley, was read and
referred.
Petition Of Thomas Hogg and George
Crumbacker to have the gutter paved on
each side OF Seventh street, between CLAW
street and Gum Alley, was read and re.
ierred with power 10 act.
Petition Of Wheeling Iron and Nail
Works for change in road near their mill.
was read and referred 10 committee with
power to act. lT,IE
Petition Of sundry citizens TO have al.
ley from 9Th to 18th streetsbetween Ouin.
cY and Centre streets, repaved, was read
and referred.
The following was offered: Resolued.
that the Gas Company be notified to keen
the street lamps burning all dark and
cloudy nights. Adopted.
The following was offered: Resolpsd
That the Street Commissioner be authoriz.
ed to place new curbing in front Of the |
property of VIM. Paxton, west side ofI
Main street, near Madison. Adopted.
Adjourned.
First Branch.
Mayor LETTERS in the chair. Present at
roll.Gall, Messrs. Butterfeld, Wilson Bro.
die, Boring. Blair, Allison, Kelly Ewing,
Harrison, Reister and Shallcross.
Mr.. Reister offered the following reso.
luton:
RSso!red, That the Mayor Of the CITY
be authorized to issue permits to picnic |
parties TO sell beer, wine and ale, at tLc |
rate OF $40 per day, the money 10 be paid
to the Receiver Of the city, and the license
to be issued by the Clerk of the civ m
the presentation of the Receivers receipt
MIR. Blair made the point that the reso.
luton was not in order, as its effect would
be TO change an ordinance.
The Mayor ruled that the resolution
was out Of order, both as regards the ordi.
nance OF the city and the statute of tho
State. The statute, he said, provides how
these licenses may be granted, that Is, on
pe!lllon and upon giving bond, and re.
CURES that before any license shall issue,
bond. - " ''''
Mr. Reister appealed from the decision
OF the Chair, and on the question: Shall
the decision of the Chair be reversed : the
vote stood: '-
AYEs@Messrs Uorr;,o, o,a p,,...
NoEs-Messrs Allison Allison p" PIo tse' pec,,
Boring, Brodie, ButterfeId Ewin,g pT RoI
", Shailcross and Wilson A"'ns' Aei'
SO the decision Of the Chair was sus.
Eained. "''' 'N'
Thereport Of the Special Committee on
5as works, submitting proposals for i'm.
was taken nm A resoIn.;or SUI Sas o MSLAs,
The committee to contract with p n Hoi!s
erdale Of Cincipnsti tor @ Sa0 b ~ S Sui
was adopted. The I price to SG be-
sxbaaster ssSSO re SiSTSU 10 iOr In tne
ion to the bids ior tank was reco or 1Tis
ed, and The comm;ttee Vow was d rscommt'
The resolution from nth he iS sec sonS p,..,
declaring Mrs Beck's new nov I bn;I5;n nra aN
,er of Nori.at 800 ~" y Dullui1g, cor