The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-06
CITY COUNCIL.
MONDAY, May 5.
aRooNp BRANCH.

SECOND BRANCH. .-,sZ
The Second Branch of Council met
pursuant to adjournment.
Prssent-Messrs. Armbrecht, Carr
penter, Dsrrah, Forbes, Hazlett, Hell,
Hobbs, Hoffman, Horkheimer, Koplin,
Lancaster, Moffst, Pollock, Roth, Simp-
SOD, Smith, Voeckler and President
Logan.
The minutes OF the last meeting
were read, approved and signed.
George Walters, Lumber Measurer
lect, appeared aud took upon himself
the oath OF Office.
The special business being the con-
sideration of the ordinances reported
from the Committee on Ordinances, ap-
ulications tor Licences for keeping coffee
houses and ordinaries the following
were read: .
An ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled "An ordinance in relation to
The bond required by an act OF the
Legislature Of West Virginia, entitled
An Ac; to provide against the evils
resulting from the sale o. intoxicating
liolors IN the State OF West Virginia. y
The ordinance provides that whole
sale aud retail dealers and Druggists
shall be required to give bond, the
same as saloon keepers. Tue ordinance
being read first time, Mr.. Horkhel
mer objected to its going TO a second
reading The question being "Snall
the proportion be rejecred" the yeas
aud nays were called. The amendment
WAS rejected by yeas 8, nays 5
An ordinance entitled "An ordinance
assessing a tax on licenses for keepers
OF ordinaries, coffee houses and retail
LIQUOR dealers IL provides that ore
hal o. the TAX shall be paid in all csse4
hetore the license shall be issued. The
ordnance was real three times g. d
adopted.
MIR Forbes. from the committee on
Streets and Alleys made Vel bal report
in regard to sewer leading lrom the
old -katlng park 10 the west branch OF
the RIVER, and the action OF the COM
miltee.
The ordinance assessing tax on IL
cenees IN the city OF Wheeling, on
VIII ch the previous committee o. Con-
ference tailed to agree, WAS reported
back from the First Branch and new
Committee of Conference was asked Tor.
rne Second Branch appointed Mresr-.
Forh.-, Hazlen ana He'll on its part
The committee retired and 10 shor,
time reported that the FIRST Branch mad
agreed 10 the ordlnspCeas passed by the
Second Branch.
The Special committee to arrange for
the payment Of any salary due the late
Judge Good, reported that there l. N
the hands OF the City Receiver S222 Il
on account OF the salary o. Judge Coos
and S277 70 still due cut there is $3.50
due on note made by him
and endorsed by the City Receiver A
resolution 10 pay the amount 10 tie
widow of the late Judge Good was
adopted
Applications for ordinary licerscs
were received from Henry Neuhardi,
st James Hotel Company, snd Joseph
Rohrechi were granted
Applications Tor coffee house licon.e-
were received from Frederick Was,
Adam Kelhheish, Paul Heller, Chris
Glas-ner, ADJUST Wiedebusch, JuIne
Losne, and Chris Sickle. and granted
License To keep house OF private
entertainment WAS granted to LOUIS
Lingman,
The applications for licenses received
since last meeting were ordered to be
printed.
The Second Branch adjourned to
meet on to-mo rrow { ruesdsr) night.
FIrsT BRANCH.
An adjourned meeting OF this Branch
was he'd last night The Mayor being
aos en,, Capt. Wilson Was called to the
chair
Rtscat-Blsr. Boring, ButteTfe'd
HaudIan, Hall, Kelly, PannelI, Roberts,
Scha" bra aud Wilson.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed
On motion OF Mr. Butterfield another
committee was appointed, consisting OF
Mrssrs. Handsn, Pannell and Roberts,
to confer with the Second Branch on
the subject of the bond TO be given by
retail huuor dealers under the rev
LIQUOR law, and upon which they tailed
To- agree at the last meeting OF the
Council.
The resolution from the Second
Branch in relation to the qualification
of bondsmen on the bonds OF coffee
house keepers, was coGcurred In.
The report OF the committee on
Streets and Alleys in relation TO the
grade Of Zane street, in tie Seventh
ward was concurred in.
The Conference committee appointed
to consider the bond to be given by re-
tail l;Quor dealers reported in favor o.
concurrlng IN the scGion Of the Second
Branch. The action Of the Second
Branch was then concurred in by the
following vote:
Ayes-Butterfield, Boring, Hall,
HaDdlan, Kelly, PsnnelI. Robtris,
Scamtra, Stone and Wilson.
Nays-Mr. Blair
On motion OF Mr.. Hsndlan, ad-
jourDed.
AT Hoxg.-Eizs beth Winters, the
girl that WAS wounded at DR.. Bates on
Saturday evening, has been removed 10