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

10 sell the said bonds nj not less than
their par value, and to apply the pro-
ceeds of such sale to the payment
of all orders issued by the Trustees in
nsyment of work, labor and material
done and furnished, and about the ex-
tension ofthe mains to the 18th and sth
wards of the city, and in the purchase
and erection Of such apparatus as may be
necessary to furnish gas to the inhabit-
ants of said wards.
The report of the committee on Gene
teries in relation to locating a stone
quarry for the purpose Of building the
Peninsula bridge was read and the ac-
ton of the Second Branch concurred in.
The ordinance in relation to the dis
position of kitchen garbage was read and
the action of the Second Branch in
the adoption of the ordinance was con-
Cured in.
The amendment, by the Second
Branch, of gas loan, charging the rate OF
interest from seven to seven and one-half
per cent. was read and concurred in.
The ordinance in relation to awnings
and signs was read, and after petition,
presented by Mr., Hall, from number
of residents along Main street, urging
the passage of the ordinance had also
been read, the usual benighted discussion
over the different sections took place
Many of the members stat
ing that they did not
vet understand it. The views of the
members rs to the Interpretation and
definition of the sentences being us varied
ms the signs and awning over which they
were discussing.
On melton it was re-committcd to the
committee on Ordinances for perfection.
On motion of DR.. Baird the following
resolution was referred to the committee
on Ordinance for report.
Resolved That any subject brought be-
fore this Council and laid on the table
shall be considered us finally disposed of
unless revived by some action in relation
thereto, taken at one of the next three
successive meetings of Council following
the meeting at which the subject was
tabled.
The following reports resolutions and
petitions were read and concurred in:
Committee on Health.
Arthur Browns confirming change in
gas works employees.
r. Bradley, to keep hogs.
Gas Trustees for months of March and
April.
e. W. Luke'S appointment of deputy
weigh. master.
Contract of Joshua Lukens.
j. Wise to tap sewer.
G. Zieger to keep billiard saloon, and
VIM. Ritz for ten pin alley.
That the City Solicitor proceed To
bring suit against the Wheeling
and Parkersburg Transportation Com
pany for taxes due the city.
The committee on Finance TO settle
with G.. q Black.
Permission granted to Berger & Hof-
man to lay four inch cast iron pipe to
their tannery.
To William Wilson to repair curb.
Change in the location Of fire plug.
Bill for keeping patients at the small
pox hospital
Bill of Scheule & Lutz for setting
curb &c, amounting to Sl70l.O7.
Bills of b. W. Peterson, j. Long and
A. }. jolly, that the health officer abate
nuisance at west end of Seventeenth
street bridge.
Committee to establish grades on Alley
from Eighthth street.
TO raise the price Of cemetery lots.
Overseer of chain gang.
The petition OF the German Lutheran
Church for abatement of nuisance, was
referred to the Health Officer
That of NJ. IL p. Mclaughlin was re-
ferred to the committee on Petitions and
"Reminiscences. Also j. w. Praccts
was referred to the same committee.
Resolution granting butchers the priv
ilege Of keeping hogs was laid on the
table.
The report of the City Sexton was re-
ccived and filed.
Bonds in relation to the Capitol.
Repairing Fifth ward scales.
Bill Of John Fore.
Chief Engineers report in regard to
burning gas in engine houses.
On motion adjourned.