The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-15
CITY COUNCIL,
Extra ScssiOn--.SecOnd Branch.

E'AtE" scSSAOn-''Secohu ,NFlllcn'
A special meeting OF the City Council
was held last evening. Present. Beltz,
HorkhelmeF, Hell, Hanson, kinghorn,
Lcasure, Myles, McGaw, Pollock, Reitz,
Travis, Wilkinson, Werner, Handlan,
Col, Wilkinson was called to the chair,
REPORT OF CAPITOL COMMITTEE.
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:aue sne 'ooMnS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT S"aJ' ~ III
HlEect'"g I9n'al'tIe on uFaurS ~ eS oau,
tlsn gIG' p ~ 'n me-, u''ty E Sa",h s u
rom eGu'a rcl'n s'ay W., ~ i '.oHn E yono
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Ior oi crossiu1s setting c,,rb.sionss and
other minor matters,
Mr., Pollock moved to refer the report
back to the Committee, with instructions
10 report the probable cost Of the I'M
prOYGments recommended. After cOnsid-
cradle discussion, the motion was carried
by vote Of 0 10 8,
PETITIONS
M Co,oo, 9, H., rou ,ovr,on, of
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'"% No uo,ho ton ,o1,,o,;oo ofwo,o, os
.osSn,ont NI ,!nN% 'T hoEorv Tomn'it,ec nn
Water Works.
OFF. B. Bois, for lease of niece ofground
on 10th street. Committee ON Real Es-
tate.
OfT ~ Wo,,oI aud oihors for renoirs
no, v" ron VTV, "" o U S,.1o i've nr5 a.
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vi 80 " ~ -, sO0 Mu VS'", 20, S,.ooIs
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RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED
Ordering the telegraph company to
move their poles from Main street to
Water street. Laid on the table.
InstruCting the Committee on Grades to
fix the grade Of South Front street, Sew
enth Ward; also on South Huron street,
same ward, Committee on Grades.
Placing single stone crossing on Main
street, between 18th and l4th streets.
Committee on Streets and Alleys.
Adjourned.
First BranCI-ExIra session.
NIovor sweonv nrosideJ ond nm call nj
thc roll tLe f3lInwinV meml,ers were
nroscnt. Messrs' Baird Blnir. BITTER.
IeIJ Cnwen Corrnhon Dnnninv Evcr.
Ter, MchdahS ftoncrts, 5hnnIhrn, UI1iol,
and Wallace.
The reading Of the minutes Of last meet.
ing was dispensed with and the Mayor
announced that the order Of business was
the consideration Of the report Of the
Committee on the Peninsula bridge, The
report speCiGced that in accordance with
the order Of Council the committee had
advertised for bids for the construction Of
tho work, and out Of those received, rec.
commended for the superstruclurc, Il. b.
White & Sons bid Of S25 per lincal foot;
for ripran, the bid Of Thos. Kearns ut,
81 % Der perch, and bid of same for the
approaches ut lO let's per yard, and the bid
Of W. Ferney 4 Co. for foundation ut 50
pcr yard, which recommendation was
adopied in tho Second Branch. On the
motion to concur in the action of the
Second Branch, quite n lengthy discussion
arose which was participated in by
NIcssrs. Wallace, Baird, Egertcr, Hall,
Sehambra, Stone and Dunning =
Mr.. Stone moved to recomnil to the
committee for report on the cost Of
building n road from the point on Full.
ton street where the macadamized portion
ends to, and across the proposed bridge
up to the cCmclery,whicE motion was lost
by tic vote.
Upon n motion to concur In the action
Of The Second Branch the ayes and noes
were called rand the call was sustained
The Clerk called the roll, Messrs.
Baird, Blair, ButLerfield, Cowen, Carna.
han, Dunning, Hall, Hoffman, McAdams,
voted aye. Mcssrs. Egerter, Roberts,
Stone, SclOmbra, UlriCh, Wallace and
Wilson voted nay. SO the proposition
to concur was carried by d majority
vote only, which requires II to again pass
by n majority nj Il subsequent meeting be.
fore the action of the branch becomes
binding.
The petition Of Mrs. Mary Reister, ask.
Ing for remission Of fines against her lus.
Dnhu, N. keIster, wns read anu action oil
,v o ".euI ,'"e'' III S'"""s T"'"e' ""N
'Tho rSuo ,.' NJ ho lain, co,n,i,,0o ~
conitoi r"' r ~ onJ ,i,o OcI;on VI H."