The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-05-07
CITY COUNCIL,
second Branch.

~S-- SAAAFAs
The Second Branch Of Council met last
evening pursuant 10 adjournment, Presl.
dent Logan occupied tho chair. Present
at roll call, MeSsTs. Carpenter, Crawford,
Darrah, Forbes, Hazlett, He'll, Hobbs,
Horkheimer, Pollock, Roth, Simpson and
Yockler.
The President announced the special
order 10 DO the approval Of bonds TOR
keepers OF coffee houses and Ordinsries,
and the reception Of their applications for
license. The following were offered and
approved by Council: George SwRrz'
bach, securities, Louis Orth and John
Pfar; August Rolf securities, Andrew
Long and Henry Stamm; William
McMansRay, securities, N. CrawleY
and George Kingdom; T. Laramie,
securities, P. Welty, and A. T.
AArdm; Henry Siamm, securities,
Frank Unruh and August Rolf; Gregory
Warner, securities George Kingdom and
John Bashore; Fred. Christman, secure
ties Henry Amick and Martin NeuhArdt;
Casper Hell, securities August Rolf and
Killian Kncss; Frank Klari, securities
Peter Welty and ]. L. Stroehl9in.
On motion, the rules were suspended,
and liCeHse was granted 10 the following
whose applications had not been pub
lished: A. busch. securities George
busch and Peter Welty; Henry c. Metz,
securities Henry Schmulbach and p.
Scheele; Lorenz WAlthers, securities
Henry Neuhardt and Henry Schmulbachi
Louis LiDgeman, securities P. Welty and
o. Hess; L. Heller, securities Isaac Cots
and N. CraWley; Henry Seabright, secu.
rites Henry Schmuhl6ach and G. W. Sea.
bright; George F. Tape, securities Henry
Bronson and George F. Tape, ST.; Louis
Gaus, securities Conrad Gaus and Chris.
tian Viewig; Christopher Schumacher,
securities Phillip Scheels and John Oes'
terling; Christian Viewig, securities Con-
rad GRus and George Kinghorni August
Matthews, securities Killian Kress and
Peter Welty; Adam Blum, securities Otto
Hess and Frederick Wilhelm; Louis
steubenrauch, securities Christian Vie
wig and Henry Neuhardt.
....Phillip Bodwing, securities, Lorenz
Walther and Henry Neuhardti G. j.
Dauber, securities, ]. T. Brockhsrdt and
Henry Frank; John slenizel. securities,
Henry Schmulbach and G. Kress; Mrs,
A. Kramer, securities, Henry Schmulbach
and Charles Beuter; Christian Berkle, go.
curities, ]. T .Brockhardt and Charles
Frank.
The following persons were granted Ii.
eense as retail liquor dealers: Richard
Nolan, Joseph Eiseman, Conrad Yahn,
Bridget McIntee, William Englehart,
IsSac Cots, and Reed, KRAFT s. Co.
Upon the question Of granting license
to Mrs. Stanley, the ayes and noes were
demanded. The vote was as follows:
AYEs-Messrs. Crawford, He'll, Hof-
man, Horkheimer, Pollock, Roth and
Vockler-7.
NOES - Messrs. Carpenter, Darrah,
Forbes, Hazlett, Hobbs, Simpson and Mr..
President-7.
So the application was rejected.
John McGarrell was granted license TO
keep house Of private entertainment.
Several other applications were made, but
being informal, were not considered. ].
n. Miller was granted license as auction.
Ger, and T. F. Owens, Fred Vass, and st
James hotel were licensed to keep bill
lard rooms.
Petitions for reduction of water tax
were received from VIM. Peters, Mrs. G.
Ball, Mrs. Witten, and Nrs. Robert Ham
ilton; referred.
Other petitions were received and re-
lerred TO the appropriate committees.
Resolution In relation 10 sewer on the
Island received from First Branch was
concurred In. Adjourned.