The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-14

EXTENSION OF THE STREET RAILWAY
The committee on Railroads made the
following report:
10 the Mayor and city Council;
The committee on Railroads, TO whom
was referred resolution in regard to
the extension OF the Citizens Street Rail
way to the southern limits OF the former
town OF South Wheeling, beg leave to
report:
They have carefully examined the ordi-
nance of the town of South Wheel
ing, passed April 9th, 1867,
which granted the right of way
to the Citizens Street Railway Com.
pany, and find it clearly expressed in
said ordinance that such right of way
was given, or granted, on condition that
said Citizens Railway Company should
make the track of their railway to the
south end of said town, on what was then
called 9TH street. The Citizens Railway
Company accepted said. ordinance, but
have failed to comply with its full re-
quirements, and the committee would
offer for your consideration the following
resolution:
Resolrcd, That the Citizens Railway
Company be required to extend their
railway track in accordance with the or
dinance of the town of South Wheel
ing, dated April 9th, 1861 which ordi-
nance was accepted by said Citizens
Railway Company.
The above resolution was amended, on
motion of Mr.. Horkheimer, as follows:
That the Mayor be instructed to inform
the Citizens Railway Company of the
action of Council
The report of the committee rs amend
ed was adopted.
The report of the City Sexton for the
month Of March, was referred to the
committee on Cemeteries.
The report of the committee on Health,
asking for the payment of bills amount
ing to $2O.3G, was read and adopted.
'HoGs."
The following ordinance in relation to
hogs running at large upon the streets,
was read third time and passed.
An ORDINANCE in relation to hogs.
SEC. |. Be IL ordained By the Council q
the Ciy Of Wheeing: That it shall be
unlawful for any person to keep or to
suffer or permit to be kept on his or her
premises, or to run at large within the
limits of such parts of the City OF
Wheeling, AS have been or may hereafter
be laid out into lots, any hog, shoat or
pig. Every person who shall offend
against any of the provisions of this Sec
ton shall forfeit and pay to the city OF
Wheeling fine of not less than one, nor
more than five dollars for every day he
or she may so offend.
SEC .. That if any hog, shoat or pig
be found running at large or in any pen
or other enclosure within such parts OF
tho city as have been or shall hereafter
be laid out into lots and streets and al
lcvs, it shall be the duty OF the Sergeant
of the city to cause such hog, shoat or pig
to be taken, secured and publicly sold for
cash at any place within the city within
forty eight hours after such taking up
for the use of said city. Notice of The
time and place of sale having been given
ut least eighteen hours, by posting a
written or printed notice at the front door
OF the City Building.
SEC. 3. All ordinances or parts of or
dinances in conflict with this ordinance
are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after the lst day OF June, 1875
The application of George Baker for
the transfer of his coffee house license,
was granted.