The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-29
CITY COUNCIL.
Monday Evening, April %.
SECOND BRANCH.

6EOOND ohhNNh.
The Second Branch met in special
session.
Preseut-Messrs. Baird, Carpenter,
Crawford, Darrah, Forbes, Hazlett,
He'll, Hildreth, Hobbs. Hoffman. Hork.
heimer, Lancaster, Moffat, Pollock,
Roth, Simpson, Smith, Sweeney, Vock.
Ter, and President Logan.
o. motion, the reading OF the minu-
tes was dispensed with.
The special order being the hearing
OF applications for coffee house and re-
tail licenses.
The following resolution was adopt
ed.
Resolved, That the city clerk notify
all persuns whose applications for Ii
cepse are to be ected on next Monday
evening, that their securities on the
bond required by the late act of the
legislature OF West Virginia, will have
to be examined as TO their efficiency
before Council can act on Their petl'
tons. Said securities to be lreeholders
and residents OIL the city.
The following applications were read:
Casper Hell, Fred Vaas, VIM McMan.
away, CHRIS. Siebke, james R1blnson,
Chris. CHASER, Julius Loshe, Paul
Heller, Aug. Wiedebusch, Gregory
Warner, T. Laramie, Fred SIMPLIFY,
Aug, Roll, Frank KIari aud Fred Chris
man.
The following licenses for other pur
poses were read: George Wickham,
auc,ioneer license; ST James Hotel
Com PAW, james R.ebrecht, Rudo' IN
Schn back, George Schwarizback, Hen
~ Stamm, Henry Neuhards tor ordlua-
ries, all o which were granted. -,
L censes we're granted TO sell at retail
to A. F. Meyer, John Thoner, w. j..
Frspkhauser, v. Ballinger, F. Lane,
Thomas Mccormick, Chris. Stoehr,
William Hartensten.
The following resolution was odopt-
ed:
RESOLVED, That the Mayor shall not
hereafter issue permits TO grant coffee
house or retail liquor License In the
city.
Resolved, That the attention OF par
ties keeping houses OF private enter
tainmeot be called to the tact that 10y
the fifth section of the ordinance In re-
lation TO ordinances in relation 10 or
diparies and coffee houses, they are re-
CURED 10 petition for Licenses In the
same manner as is required OF Keepers
OF ordruaries and coffee houses, and
that their attempting to keep house
without obtaining llcence therefor sub
iects them to the penalties presented
IN the fret section oil the ordlr ance.
Resolved, That there shal! be one
hundred copies printed at the expense
of the city the act CT the Les1sl"-
lure regulating the sale OF intoxicating
LIQUORS and wines and said cop es be
furnished to every person who are en-
gagged ia the sale OF intoxicating lquors
sni wines ter having obtained license
rom the city OF Wheeling; laid copy to
be ALWAYS kept in a CONSPICUOUS place a.
their place OF business, together with
the license OF tie city Of Wheeling and
the names of the boudsnten. Referred
to Committee on Ordinances with IN
structlons to report an ordinance IN cou'
fomlty with the resolution.
The committee on Market House re-
ported resolutions in favor OF giving
the colorpd people, now occupying the
Second Ward Market house, thirty
DAYS notice TO vscate, that the room
now occupied by them may be used as
a place 10 store patterns, and that the
market house and pavements be re
paired was not adopted, except as re-
cards the repairs, which were ordered
The committee on Real Estate re-
ported that several portions Of the Gil!
property were occupied by parties vino
where paying no rent and had no lease
aud they reported resolutions 10 favor
OF allowing the city clerk and committee
on Real estate to renew Leases a'tel
being approved BY Council; in favor o
reselIipg lot No 10 on Market street
at public auction. 81.
the following No" 'eiefreu " 'n'
.o.-.-..,,tre on ghts:
! Resolved, That lamp posts he placed
on The northeast corner OF L Ine ant
Ohio streets, southwest corner Penn and
OHIO, and southwest corner OF Broad
way and Ono streets, Seventh ward
The ordinance 10 regard to granting
licenses 10 keepers OF coffee houses
ordinances and retail dealers, was re-
ceived from the First Branch amended
The amendment was not cJncurred
in and a committee OF con 'ereuce asked
Messrs. Baird, Sweeuty,a and Horkbe'm
er were appointed on the committee o
conference.
Several resolutions in regards to
streets, alleys, &c, were referred to
the committee GU Streets and Alleys.
The following vas referred TO a
p ecisl committee, consisting Of Messrs.
Baird, Forbes, aud Hldreth:
Resolved, That the CITY clerk be d.
rected TO draw an order in favor o.
Judge Good, to the order Of his widow,
Tor bis salary to the 1T OF April last
The following WAS adopted:
Resolved. That the lumber measurer
be required TO qualify at the next meet
ing OF the Council.
The application Of John Reid, jr., for
retail liquor license was granted
Bill OF john Callahan, 1892 81, was
referred to committee on Lights.
Resolved, That the committee on
Ordinances be directed to report an Or
dlnance permitting keepers OF cotft
houses ana ordinances to pay the
amount OF their licenses in two semi
annual payments, they Civ NJ security
Tor the second payments, aud Interest
at the rate OF nine per cent. Adopted.
Various resolutions were re,erred 10
appropr ate committees.
The committee on Conference report
ed that they allied to agree the re-
port was received and the committee
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