The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-16
NEIGHoRHoon NEWS.
r"a. SEPTEMBER 16, 1874.

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AT the regular meeting OF the CITY
I Council last night, aquorum was present,
Mr.. Criswell taking his place among that
assembly. ~ . ..'
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved, and the following ordi-
nances were passed and petitions granted:
T. A petition from J. H. Pitt, to place
building material on Water street,
! before his contemplated building
| ON that street, and also the same request
! for Mr.. Crafty were both granted.
A petition from number of citizens
of our city, in regard to the necessity OF
! a market house, was received.
The report of the committee upon the
payment of sundry claims was. passed.
a report from Mr. Morgan in regard
to fire reels was received, and the COM
mittee discharged.
/. Col Poorman intimated that the reels
4 could be built here as good and cheaper
than those of Pittsburgh.
A report from the Committee on Gem
eterv Road was received.
The report of Treasurer Gregory was
received and placed upon the minutes.
An ordinance to pay sundry claims
was passed.
An ordinance to issue bonds for the
payment of Win Dusan for land pur-
chased from him by the city, passed.
An ordinance sn relation to the issuing
of bonds for the purchase of fire reels was
taken from the table and passed.
A motion was made and carried that
the ordinance. should be amended to
read $1,000 instead Of $4,000.
1t WAS moved and carried that spe-
cial committee be authorized to ascertain
the cost, etc, of fire reels and report at
the next meeting of Council.
A bond of 81, 400 signed by c. Kearn,
Patrick Kcarn and Samuel Braden, was
approved.
The resignation Of }. }. Dunaway, for
best of reasons, was received.
J. ID. Hileman was appointed night
policeman Of the First ward.
Several complaints We're made about
lamps not being lighted.
The Mayor was authorized to see that
certain lamps on Coal, Sherman, Sixth,
German and Chestnut streets be attend
ed TO-
OuB Young jcwclcr, II. y. Seman, has
disposed of his stock iof goods with the
intention Of disseminating the business.
lie solicited Us to mention that all those
. : 60, MI. la
Immediately, and also for those having
| iewelry, etc. for repairs at his shop to
call for them.
D.Lu0At, colorcd, having been on II
drunk, was fined Yesterday, 81 and costs.
GEORGE CRI>wELL. cx-Mayor, lately
elected Councilman ofthc First ward of
this city, HUNG Just below the railroad
bridge, has partnership in Il boot and
shoe store, is rather oldiSh man. and
usually wears in warm weather linen
I coat, was arrested Yesterday on n charge
of committing breach ofthc peace, and
was fined 81 and costs. The way Of the
transgressor is easy down hill
! WE are unable To say, ms vet, whether
the GAINESVILLE and ST ClairSvillc fairs
will be much attended by our citizens or
not. There will bcsprcial trains leaving
here for Barncsvillo each. morning ut
/ $50, 4. ", and returning at about
o'clock 7. VI.
The lecture Of Rev. Mr.. Thompson of
Wheeling, last evening, on Temperance,
was very interesting and unusually
! eloquent. his audience was
large, number Of them being
ladies Hcathcrington brass band dis
courScd music for the occasion.
YESTERDAY morning, instead Of being
taken 10 st. Cairsvillc, Mr.. Ed. Owens
WAS released OH bail for his appearance
in court.
IT is very near time the garbage cart
was coming around certain place in our
city.
ARE ,havings and saw-dust u good dis
infcctnnt where geese have been kept, IS
now the question.
PEoF. KIDD is to give one Of his in
comparable lectures in our city next Fri
day evening in the Methodist Church.
| A treat Of this kind it will not pay to
loose. The treat costs but - cents;
! II cents for children under 10 years o
age. How many of the young folks will
! suddenly become fifteen and under we
are unable to say. The young Incn of
our city can surely stand it to treat their
/ girls to this feast