The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-07-27

bRLLAIRn.-There was an adjourned
meeting Of the council on Friday night.
Opened In the usual manner. The fol-
lowing resolutions were passed and pc
titions granted: ED s8s.lsg
The petition oil Mrs. J. JohnSton and
R, ]. Garrard In relation to the erection
Of balcony and the removal Of. q lamp
post on the south aide Of the formers
premises. The above petition was grant
ed with the understanding that the parties
Shall not thereby acquire any right by
reason Of said grant
A petition in relation to the erection oil
scales on Grant street by John W, Sand
ers was received and referred TO the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys.
On motion the Marshal was authorized
to purchase q suitable bed and bedding
for one cell in the lookup.
On motion 1t was resolved that the base
ball club be granted permission to occupy
the public square in confederation Of the
privilege granted that 1t be required to
level of and keep the same in good con-
dition. ..-
On motion, the street railway ordl-
nance was taken from the table.
WHEREAS, A difference OF opin.
ion arose in relation to Section 4 Of the
railway ordinance, viz: That whenever
the corporation sees proper 10 pave with
any other material than graveD the
streets through which the street railway
passes, the said company may pave be.
tween tho rails Of said track on said
street with like material, or such as the
Council OF said city may require them 10
pave with. ll 4- HnNl
The above ordinance was re.tabled,
In order that a legal opinion may
DO obtained as to the validity OF the rail
amendment, as herein stated.
b Il ResOIped, That the Sur
yeyor, Marshal, Solicitor and Civil
Engineer be required 10 be at the Council
Chamber at roll call each and every
meeting Of said Council, and when absent
without legal excuse any one Of said
officers mentioned shall be fined the sum
Of 81.
Rtplced, That the Engineer be
required to make an estimate OF
the expense OF repairing the bridge on
Sheridan street, over the run to Coal
street.
Also that the Engineer be required 10
make an estimate OF the necessary exca-
walton and fill to make Pike street con-
form to the established grade on said
street and also the necessary repair and
curbing to said street.
There were three match games Of
base ball played on Saturday afternoon.
Game No. l, between the "Bellaire" and
"st. Clairsville" mines scored 81 to "a in
favor Of the Bellsire nine; time Of game
two hours and fifteen minutes. No. 2,
"Boilers" and "Coopers; score 81 to
81, in favor Of the latter. No. 8, "Good
VIII" and "siVer STAR" score, 25 to 20
in favor Of Silver Star.
Gus Greenfield says that Kinney didn't
paint his eye; that he was pushed from
the platform and fell on the railing on
the track.
Gotleib Bolte, Of the Bellaire Mill, en-
ployed at the muck rolls, had two OF his
fingers on the right hand 80 badly smashed
that 1t is feared that amputation will be
necessary.
Martin Harmon was arrested for plain
drunk and fined 81 and cost, but in con.
sequence Of bis not being able to secure
bondsman he still remains in dursnce vile.
Although the temperance meeting was
not addressed by Mr.. Thompson, OF
Wheeling, it proved, however, to be
quite an Interesting occasion, as there were
several warm and animated speeches
made against license and ono in favor Of
license. W. L. s.