The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-01-18
comply with the following preliminary

comply with the following preliminary
acquisitions: -
First-Said railroad company shsll
definitely and permanently locate and
secure by written contract or otherwise
suitable depot grounds for the eastern
terminus, within the city Of Wheeling,
to be approved by the City Council,
and shall file with the city Clerk a
written instrument under the signatures
of the President and Secretary, and the
official seal of the company, giving the
assent of said railroad company to this
ordinance, and such additional ordinan'
ces as may hereafter be passed, 10
more effectually carry this ordinance
into effect by providing for the issue
and redemption of the bonds which
may be issued by the city Of Wheeling
to pay its subscription herein pro-
vided for and specially agree
ing upon the part Of said Wheeling
and Lake Erie Railroad Company
that it will construct its road into the
city of Wheeling, and permanently
make it's eastern terminus. and have
it's depot grounds and buildings thereon
within the corporate limits Of said city,
east of the east channel OF the Ohio
river, and that it will erect and main;
tain within said city, east OF the Ohio
river, suitable buildings for the accom-
mediation of passengers and freight, an
engine house or houses Of sufficient
capacity to shelter ito engines. upon the
eastern division OF its road, when not
moving on the rosd), and machine
shops of sufficient capacity at least Tor
the ordinary repairs to its rolling stock
upon the eastern division.
Second-The said Wheeling and
Lake Erie Railroad Company, in order
to aid and secure proper connection
between it's road in the State OF Ohio
and it's eastern terminus aforesaid, east
of the Ohio river, is required to take
and subscribe for four thousand shares
OF the capital stock Of the Wheeling and
Ohio Union Railroad Company,the latter
company asserting thereto, which sub
scription shall be payable in cash, and
not otherwise, and at least ten per cent
thereof shall be actually paid thereon.
Amend further by making sections
four and six sections three and four.
Respectfully submitted,
C. W. B. ALLISON,
Chairman.
Mr.. Blair, az one of the committee.
disspnted from the report, and desired
it to be 20 recorded by the Clerk.
Mr.. Handlan moved to lav the re-
port on the table until next Tuesday
night 80 that members of Council could
have an opportunity to examine it;
Mr.. Handlan called for the ayes and
noes and the motion was lost by the
following vote
Ayes-Blair, Booth, Handlan, Kelly,
Pannell and Weidebusch-6.
Noes-Allison, Boring, Brodie, But
terrified, Ewing, Reister, Schsmbra,
Todd and Wilson,.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, the ordi-
nance and report WAS laid on the table,
to be the special order of this Branch
Of Council on Monday evening at 7
o'clock.
The special committee made the fol-
lowing report in reference to the bridge
ordinance, which was also made the
special order of Council for Monday
evening:
The special committee of the First
Branch OF Council, to which was refer
red the ordinance relating to a SUBJ
scription to the stock of the Wheeling
and Ohio Union Railroad Company. az
passed BY the Second Branch, recon-.
mends for adoption the following amend
ments:
At the end of section | add the fol-
lowing words: CONDITIONED for pay
ment as herein provided"
In section 2, line 3, strike out the
words at par" and insert at the pal
value thereof and accrued interest
thereon"
In section 3, line 5, after the words
"semi annually" insert the following
In such form and under such provi-
sions for the redemption thereof as may
be hereafter provided by ordinance"
In section 3, line 8, strike out the
word when" and insert lin the manner
provided in the previous section, but no
bonds shall be delivered and the SUBJ
scription shall not be binding until"
Respectfully submitted,
C. w. B. ALLISON, Chairman.
Petition of Bishop Whelan, from the
Second Branch, was concurred in.