The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-29
CITY COUNCIL.


lGNNt hGllI AlluIGluB LAbuDSt AEAh ~
Lancaster, MOffat, Pollock,
Roth, Simpson, Smith, Sweeney and
Vockler.
The reading Of THE minutes Of the last
WAS dispensed with
Petitions Of @. Hell, r. EaAs, William
Nc MSDaway, c. Seibkc, A. F. hager, 81.
Neuhardt, James Robinson, G. Warner,
A. Weidebusch, TheO. Laramie, Christ
Glassncr, Julius Lohse, Fred. Shiptey,
Frank Hilary, Aug. Rolf, Paul Heller,
Fred. ChHistman and Adam Kalbteisch,
for coffee house license, were read and or
dered TO be published.
Petitions Of Il. ,Neuhardt, Henry
StAmm, George SChwsrtZbaCh, Rudolf
ShubaCh, Joseph Robrecht, and st. james
Hotel Co. for ordinary license were read
and ordered to be published.
Petitions of Fred Laue, Chris. StOehrr
Thomas Mccormick, VIM. HartensIine,
Val. Bellingcr, ]. W. FrankhOuser, John
St0HeF, A. T. Meyer, and John Reid, Jr.
for retail liquor license were read and
granted.
Petition Of Isaiah Warren and others TO
have the street running from the end Of
Zane street bridge repaired, was read and
referred. ,rr..
Petition Of George a. Wickhsm for
auciioneer's license, was read and granted
Report Of the Committee on Market
House was read. The committee recon-
mended that the portion OF the Market
House now used by the ColoIed people as
a place of worship be placed at the dis
posal Of the Superintendent OF the Water
Works for the storage Of patterns belong
inc 10 the CITY, also that they be given
.thirty DAYS notice to leave; also, that the
committee be authorized TO make certain
repairs TO the Market Uause.
The first two recommendations were
voted down; tho third was adopted.
Report Of the Committee on Real Es-
tate was read. The recommendation
authorizing the Committee 10 make and
renew leases WAS adopted; also, that
making rent OF Daniel KurtZ and Frank
BarIh equal II their leases are renewed,
was rejected; that authorizing the lot
sold 10 Frank Swartz TO be resOld at pub
lie aution, was adopted; the Committee
was ordered to make necessary repairs on
house occupied by Frank Ritter.
The ordinance assessing license en- or.
dinsries, coffee houses, &C., was returned
from the First Branch with an amend
ment.
The Second Branch refused 10 concur
with the amendment, and asked q com.
mittee Of conference.
The President appointed Messrs. Baird,
Sweeney and Horkheimer.
Bill Of John Callahan for lighting
lamps 10 9Th ward for four months,
$199 81, was presented and referred for
report.
The following were offered:
ResOlUed, That the attention of parties
keeping houses OF private entertainment
be called TO the fact that by the 9Th sec.
tion oil the ordinance In relation to ordi-
naries and coffee houses they are requir-
ed to petition for licenses in tho same
manner as Is required Of keepers Of ordi.
naries and coffee houses, and that their
attempting to keep house without OBJ
tanning license therefor subjects them to
the penalties prescribed in the first section
Of the ordinance.
Adopted.
ResOluxl, That the lumber measurer be
required to qualify at the next meeting Of
Council.
RtsoIred, That the City Clerk notify
all persons whose applications for licenses
are TO be acted on next Monday evening
that their securities on the bond required
by the late act of the Legislature Of West
Va, will have 10 be OHaeIIueu as to their
sufFioiency DeIOre Council can act on their
petitions-ssid securities 10 be freehold.
ers and residents ofthe city.
Adopted.
hEsolueG, That the Mayor be and is
hereby directed not 10 issue any permits
hereafter TO keep an ordinary or coffee
honse within this city. Adopted.
Resolved, That there shall be 1000
copies printed at the expense Of the city
reCiting the act Of the Legislature No. 1lS,
tho sale Of intoxicating liquors
and wines, and said copies be furnished to
every person or persons who are engaged
IN the sale Of intoxicating liquors and
wines, after having obtained license from
the city Of Wheeeling-said copy TO be
always kept at conspicuous place at
their place Of business, together with
license Of the city Of Wheeling.
Amended by making the number Of
copies 100; alSo,Eby requiring the bond
md names OF sHFeties 10 be printed In
Herewith.
The resolution was referred TO the Com.
mittee on Ordinances, with instructions
10 report an ordinance at tho next meet
ing Of Council in accordance with said
resolution.
RsO0lred, That q lamp post be placed
On the northeast corner Of Zane and Ohio
Itreeis; one at the southwest corner Of
Penn and Ohio; and one at southwest
corner Of Broadway and Ohio streets, 9Th
Ward. Referred.
ReSOlced, That the Committee on Streets
md Alleys enquire into the expcdiency,
Ugelhcr with the cost, Of q bridge on
FairmUnt street, across CaldwelIs Run.
Referred.
ReSoiHd, That the Committee on Ordi.
l0nces report an ordinance granting
keepers Of ordin0rIes and coffee houses
he privilege OF paying one,hAlf the
license on the LIST Monday in May, and the
olher half on the 1st Monday 10 Novem.
Der next, they giving security for the sec.
ond payment, with interest at o per cent
per annum. Adopted.
Resolred, That the City Clerk be author.
zed to draw an order on the Treasury of
The city In favor Of the widow OF the late
Judge Good Tor the payment of the
Of his salary from the date OF his
Death 10 the tst OF April last. Referred
10 MesOrs. Baird, Forbes and Hildreth for
report next Monday evening.
RsSO!ued, That GurbStone be set in Coal
street, on the west side, from CaldWelrs
3outh 10 Denny street. Referred.
ReS0lued, That curbslone be set from
Water street to Main, on Second. Re.
ierred.
RESofUed; That curbstone be set from
Division street to Taylor. Referred.
RESolued, That cnrbstone be set on
Preston street, from Fillmore to Eof. Re.
erred.