The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09

dinSnCes be instructed 10 draft an ordi.
nance 10 prevent persons from stopping
people in or about any public thorough.
faro Of the city, for the purpose of in.
ducing them to buy goods, wares or mer.
ChRndise Of any kind, Laid on the table.
RtSo'red, That the Street Commissioner
be instructed to place single breadth
board walk from the eastern end OF Zane
Street Bridge 20 Joseph WernGrs Coal
Bank, cast OF Warner street. Referred
TO Committee on Streets and Alleys.
On motion of Mr.. Carpenter, the Coun.
Gil proceeded to I'LL the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of Jacob
Altmeyer, member oil the Second Branch
from First Ward.
Louis Grelner was nominated by Mr.
Carpenter, and unanimously elected.
Adjourned TO meet on Tuesday even.
ing next.
First Branch.
His Honor Mayor JelIers presided.
On calling the roll there was present !:
MesSrs Blair, Boring, ButteIfleld, Dun
ming, Pannell, Stone, Todd, Wallace and
Wilson.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson the reading
Of the minutes Of previous meeting was
dispensed with.
The Committee on. Health reported u
resolution on the subject OF burial per.
mits, which was discussed by Messrs
Stone, Pannell and Blair. After which
the action Of Second Branch approving
the same was n0n.concurred In.
The resolution passed by the Second
Branch authorizing o Joint Committee OF
five members from both branches Of Coun.
Gil 10 be appointed for the purpose of
ascertaining upon what terms the Fair
Grounds or other suitable grounds can be
purchased for the purpose OF public
park and 10 report the same to Council,
was amended TO read that the Committee
consist OF three members from each
branch, and the resolution was then
agreed TO.
Bills for the month Of November from
the Superintendent Of the Water Works
amounting 10 $3.50 81 and additional
sums amounting 10 $l0G 81, were read
and the recommendation Of the Committee
that they be paid, approved by the Second
Branch was conCurred in.
The action Of the Second Branch in re.
hitting $40 from water rent OF the Acme
Moving Machine Co, ana in rejecting the
petitions of Francis Ward and others and
Thomas G. Wilson and others was con-
cured in.
The award by Second Branch Of the
contract for building new pump for Wat.
er Works TO Sweeney & Co. at $l0S 25
was approved.
The Street Commissioners report Tor
the month Of November with bills for
work done on streets and alleys amount
Ing to $2,lSG A, with recommendation
OF Committee that the same be paid in
conjunction with other bills reported BY
the Committee amounting 10 $i34 60 and
the action of the Second Branch in ap-
proving the same was conCurred in.
The action OF the Second Branch in
approving report OF Committee on
streets and alleys in relation to change
In sewer on OH and Main Sis, also On
putting down stone walk in alley z, also
IN the matter Of sewer through Weiche's
property below ST. Charles St, and the
appropriation Of $40, to pay Mrs. Bloch,
together with grades on sundry streets,
was Concurred in
The Petition Of the La Belle Glass
house for permission OF city taxes granted
by the Second Branch was coucurred in.
The action Of the Joint committee on
streets and alleys it awarding the sum
OF $434 IN addition 10 1896 already voted
to y. Z. Dewey for damages done his
property by the 9th street wash out, also
authorizing the city solicitor to examine
what claims the city has TO extend Zane
street 10 the river moth Of the suspension
bridge, approved by the second branch
was c0ncurred in.
The recommendation oil the Committee
on Streets and Alleys, that three strings
OF Limestone be put on 10th street, was
amended, on motion Of Mr. Pannell, so as
to include like number on Main street,
above 9th; also the putting down OF a box
sewer from Dewey's mill 10 cath street,
approved by Second Branch, was con-
Cured in.
The Committee on Accounts reported
a balance on hand OF $20,2SG so, collcc-
tions in Municipal Court $4OG 40, and
recommended the payment OF sundry bills
amounting to 1888 Of; and the action Of
the Second Branch in accepting said re-
port was concurred in.
On motion the Branch adjourned.