The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

The remains of Mr.. Samuel Price
were taken to GAINESVILLE, O., on the four
o'clock P. NJ. train yesterday. The funeral
will take place today at GAINESVILLE, un-
der the auspices of the order of Odd Eel
lows. of which the deceased was al hon
ored and worthy member. The Bellaire
lodge took charge of the body at this
place, and marched to the depot in pro-
cession, and quite large number OF the
members accompanied the family OF the
deceased to GAINESVILLE, and will take part
in the funeral services there to-day.
THE grading of Jefferson street has
already been commenced and will be
rrpldly pushed forward to completion.
THE festival of the Belmont street
Presbyterian Church, last night, bid fair
to be a complete success, but at this writ
ing we can give no estimate of the re-
ceipts.
GIGANTIC preparations are going on
daily 10 make the Wallace band festival
at City Hall, on Friday night next, one
of the grandest festivals of the season.
Let everyone turn out and make 1t so.
MANY of our Democratic citizens
leave this city to-day for the purpose of
attending the Democratic State ConVen-
ton at Columbus tomorrow.
LET us have our alleys cleaned up.
They are in very bad condition, and
should receive attention before the hot
weather sets III.
THE attendance of spectators at the
Council meeting last night was very
large.
THE following is condensed report
of the proceedings Of the City Council
at regular meeting of held last night,
June 10, 1875, at y o'clock:
President Morgan took the chair and
called the meeting to order, and Clerk
f.. b. Winans called the roll and all the
members answered to their names except
Mr.. Dunlap.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The minutes OF an adjourned meeting
held June cd, 1875, were then read and
approved.
The minutes of an adjourned meeting
held June 18th were also read and ap-
proved.
1t being discovered that one of the
members had fallen into sound sleep,
he was reused by the President, and bus
mess went on.
A petition from F. Coil requesting the
opening OF gutter near his residence,
was received, on motion of Mr.. Henry.
A petition signed byJ. b. Smith, Esq,
and a hundred others, asking for the
privilege to erect market house in the
First ward, was received and laid on the
table, with the understanding that IT
should receive special attention at the
next regular meeting.
A petition asking the use of City Hall,
on Friday eveHing, for the purpose OF
holding Il festiva in the interest OF Wal
laces band, was received, and the prayer
of the petitioners .rantcd.
A petition asking Council to stop the
grading High street, was received and
submitted to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys, on motion Of Mr.. Criswcll.
On motion of Mr.. Rodewig, license
was granted to Messrs. John OswoId and
f. c. Morris, to keep hotels in the city.
On motion of Mr.. Rodcwig, the COM
mittec on River Gauge, were granted
further time to report.
On motion of Mr. Danford, the report
of the committee on Changing the Lo-
cation of Noble street was received and
adopted.
The committee on the measurement of
Street crossings were granted further
time to report on motion OF Mr.. Dan
ford.
On motion of Mr.. Rodcwig, the COM
mittce on Accounts were granted iurth-
er time 10 report.
On motion of Mr.. Danford an ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance to pay sun
drv claims was received, and put upon
the first reading, and was put upon its
second reading, on motion OF Mr.. Rode
wig to suspend the rules.
Council was still in session at $3.50 P.
NJ.