The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-14

Referred to Committee on Streets and
Alleys for report.
Committee on Police made report.
They recommend the payment Of $50 10
each deputy for summer uniform, pro-
vided they remain on the force until Sep
TENDER 1st. The ayes and noes were
called, which resulted In a vote Of twelve
ayes 10 six noes. The resolution was
therefore adopted.
The report Of the Street Commissioner
was read. 1t asked the payment OF bills
aggregsting 81 ,G9972 and asked that in
relaying crossings all single crossings be
replaced by double crossings. The bills
were ordered paid.
The Commute on accounts made re-
port which was received and the bills
amounting to 1921 were ordered to be
paid. The committee found discrep-
ancy between the late city Clerk and Re.
ceiYer OF $7,29291 on Jan. /, 1878 and
asked that 1t might be entered on the
minute book for future reference, Rejec.
ted.
The bill of Arthur Brown Of 500 for
superintending the erection Of retort at
gas works was ordered to be paid.
Committee on Fire Department report.
ed in favor Of paying bills amounting to
$292 60, also In favor Of paying the bill
Of NJ. & o. Jackson, for feed in 1859,
amounting TO $1,000. Adopted.
Communication was received from @,
W. Smith, City Surveyor, in relation 10
filling Coal street.
City Sexton reported twelve interments
In cemetery during April, 1873.
The committee on Health reported In
favor oil paying bills amounting TO $l0l ,05.
Adopted.
The committee also reported On ordin-
ance in relation to election and duties Of
the Health offices &c. Laid on the table.
Committee on conference in relation to
salary oi late Judge Good, reported In
favor OF Second Branch receding from
their action. Report. was rejected.
The following applications for coffee
house licenses were received, and being
in due form, were granted, giving secuEi.
ty as mentioned, in each case:
F. Shipley, securities, A. J. Long and
Magnus Long; Henry Daub, securities,
Christian Hess and F. E. Zeigler; G.
Strobel, securities, Christian Hess and
Isacc Colts; James Robinson, securities,
A. @. Egerter and Henry Schmulbach; R.
Schupbach, securities, VIM. Weidebusch
and Ii. @. Bower; James Hughes, securi.
ties, A. E. Smith, James Gillespie, Alex.
Gillespie and Larens 3. Kelley; Michael
Schwein, securities, IsraC Cots and F.
Shuster; John Klevis, securities, Peter
Welty and Christian Hess.
The rules were then suspended and the
following applications that had not been
printed, were acted upon:
Henry Michael, securities, Christian
Hess and Louis Greiner; Edward Christ
man, securities, Louis Pracht and -
Tollmau; Chris. Wagner, securities, John
Ramsey and Christian BaShar,
Charles GaudlDg, securities August
Muegge and Peter Welty; John Ramsey,
securities, Christian Wagner and Peter
Welty; Herman Reuner, securities Benno
Hammer and Conrad Schambra; Frank
Unruih, securities L. V. Blond and Henry
Stamm; Andrew Hosenieldt, securities
Gregory O'Ke!ler and A. ]. Long; VIM.
Geeize, securities Charles Goethe and
Henry Schmulbach; ]. Bader & F, Lapp,
securities Adam Blum and Sebastian
Vogt; Louis Lob, securities Frederick
Lab and Chris, Wagner.
On motion, adjourned tomclt again on
Friday evening.
First Branch.
Mayor LETTERS in the Chnir Present {:
Messrs. schAmbra, Wilson, Reister, 70.
berts, Wallace, Dunning, Bu,Ierleld, Pan.
nell, Stone, Blair, ShallcrOss and Hall.
The resolution Of the Second Branch
making an appropriation to the widow OF
the late Judge Good, Of tie Municipal
Court, was passed with an amendment dl.
recting that the appropriation be applied
to an obligation given by the Judge and
accepted by the Receiver.
This amendment was disagreed to by
the second Branch, which asked com.
mittee Of conference. Tho request was
agreed 10, and MessrS. Stone, Wilson and
Wallace were appointed.
A resolution from the Second Branch
directing the Committee on Cemeteries 10
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