The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-19

80 heS SCLAAbh ySuA Will uC plOlt' |
200, which includes the amount to be paid |
to the Commissioners Of the sinking fund,
as well as that to be paid Brady & vii.
kinson, trustees. The estimated income
is about $4,000, which leaves about
10000 10 be provided for. The Asses
sors made the following report:
First DiItriet-Real Estate. 5.E3l.OOO
Personal BstatG....... 4,igi 900 |
Personal E;iaio...... i,s77,OSS
TotAl.............................$H $685. 900
A levy OF 30 cents on the 800 will
bring $l4.970, which the committee
thought would cover all contingencies.
The Committee on Ordinances were in
structed TO report an ordinance levying a
tax OF 30 cents on the 800 on the real
and personal property as returned by the
Assessor Tor the year 1874.
The application OF August Koss for
license to keep coffee house, which had
laid over under the rules, was granted.
The application Of Fred. Weiner, for
license 10 keep an ordinary at A3am
Blum's old stand, was granted by a vote
oi'10 toS.
Weiner, upon being asked by Council if
he proposed 10 keep the ordinary him
sell, replied that MIR. Blum intended to
keep ii, and he himself would have charge
OF the bar. As the action OF Council In
granting license under the circumstances
was plainly violation Of the ordinance,
reconsideration was asked for by MIR.
Pollock, and carried by vote Of 8 to 10
A lengthy discussion ensued, It being
claimed that Dir. Blum had induced
Welner to apply for license as a subter-
tuge, he BLUM having several times ap-
piled for license and been refused
A vote was then taken, and the appli-
cation was refused by a vote Of 0 toS.
The application OF John n. Heller, for
license 10 keep coffee house, was granted;
also applications of l. N. Hagsrs and
Lawrence WOriey.
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inaMire into and roDOr, 10 tSo ron Ur'c
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on tSa trn;U1 oF ,bo '' Rai,;,n Uru PhiSS
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w;,bip ,bo 5000 ,nU H%C ,;rn;,a ~ an5
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Henry Scvor;nH mas H Un T I;coUso ~
boon a hjSl;SrJ 800 " rndHr ~" 'I IT, ~
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With tho Wbeoiirr & RsI,o,r, Pr;J"o
Comnonv IN accnrSs rco nth ,ha D ro6OI5'
lion roS,in, ~ I;1b,;n, ,No .ror ISSG~
hrij,e nossed Nov 1914 'U'P'N''OH
A 3joprnoJ ' - -0
FhSt bEanch'
Mayor Jeiters appeared, and call
ing the house to order Messrs. Blair, Dor.
ing, Cowen, Hall, Pannell, Roberts,
Schambra, Shsllcross, Todd, Wallace and
| Wilson answered the calling oil the roll.
| The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, and being approved, were signed.
The action OF the Second Branch re.
commencing the payment OF the Street
Commissioners bill Tor the month OF July,
amounting, lor labor, TO $l,7O4 20, and
LOT sundrles 10 $73 10, or total OF ST.
us ~, was conCurred IN.
me report OF Ihe COMMITTEE on Streets
and Alleys on the establishment oil GER
tain lines, corners, boundaries, &c, OF GER
tain streets IN part Of Caldwell's addi-
ton TO, the city oil wheeling, as plated
by the City Surveyor, was received, and
the action Of the Second Branch approx
ing the same was concurred in.
The FIRST Branch also concurred with
the Second in the appointment Of q joint
committee Of three from each Branch to
consider the project OF building bridge
across the creek near the north end OF the
City Cemetery, in connection with the
Wheeling u Elm Grove Railway Co.
The action Of the Second Branch in
recommending certain repairs on several
streets as prayed for by sundry petition
ers, also recommending the construction
OF sundry sewers In East Wheeling and
on the Island, also the construction Of one
new bridge and the repair oil another
across CaldwelIs run, was concurred in
The plans and specifications submitted
by the City Surveyor for certain improve.
ments on Charles street, and approved by
the second Branch, were concurred IN.
The report OF the Committee on Police,
recommending the payment Of sundry
bills to the amount Of $2s 6?, and also
ordering the lookup to be white washed,
and the action oil the second Branch ap-
proving the same, was concurred in.
The Committee on Health asked the
payment OF bills amounting to SEQ 20,
and the action OF the Second Branch re-
commencing payment was concu:red in,
The Mayor appointed Messrs. Wallace,
Wilson and Hall as the special commit.
tee from the First Branch on the bridge
question,
Special Committee on Weigh Scales
made a report IN relation 10 the Sixth
ward scales, which the Devil himself
\ couldn't understand,