The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-28
CITY COUNCIL.
SECOND Rrnneh..speoIal lIeetIng.


Second Branch--Special Meeting
The City Council met in special session
last evening. In the Second Branch the
following gentlemen answered to their
names Beltz, Goering, Horkhelmerr
Hope He'll, Hiidreth, Hanson, Kingdom,
Ieasure, Long, Myles, McGaw, Pollock,
Reitz, Sylvis, Travis, Vogler, wilkinson,
Werner, Mr.. President.
The President announced that the first
business before the Council would be the
assessment Of taxes upon licenses for the
wear beginning May lst the ordinance
having been laid over under the rules at
the meeting on Friday evening last. The
ordinance was then put upon its final
passage and passed with but one dissent
ing voice. This ordinance, ii will be re-
membered, fxes the license Of wholesale
and retail liquor dealers at $500 per an.
mum, which Is the same as was paid last
year.
An ordinance carrying out resolution
reducing the price Of gas, adopted at a
previous meeting, was read three times
and passed. The ordinance fixes the price
Of gas at 81 30 per 1000 cubic feet, upon
which a discount OF ten per cent will be
allowed II the bill is paid on or before the
10th day Of the month such bill becomes
due, ......
Applications for licenses for coffee
houses and ordinaries were then taken up,
Licenses were granted to the following
Darties, whose bonds were approved la
required: L, r. Warner, st, James HO-
tel Company, @, Schumacher, John Geb-
hardt, y. bold, George SchwarzbaGh, s,
BodWing, Henrietta Stsntzell, f. o. Was,
Otelda Scholl, Francis Kramer, Catherine
NCidemyer, Aug. Roll, Mary T, Thomas,
II. Stanm, +. Unruh, Q. Scibke, Joseph
Robenht, Henry Neuhardt, =. Scheligan,
Louis Seidler, Mary Cause, J. Mathew,
John Renter, II! Amick, Hannah Huse
man, +. Klatr, Carl Gauding, N. SChwip,
q Burkel, Fred BiFhOf, q He'll, L. Gaus,
IN. Ganther, s, o. BurJats, J. +. KleYis,
j. SauvageOt, HGDanb, g. Veiwig, = L.
StulenTauCh, +. Christman, II. Mtg, A.
q NoltF,iWm. Myers, James Robinson,
u. Schwartz, WIN. McManaway, Jane
Moth, John schnelI, j. Kos, i. Jlinga-
mann, l., Waltber, A. busch, ], l.ohse,
II Iuseuian, g. d. Dauber, O.lAlbrand,
r. i. Owens, II. Michel, L., Keller, q.
Warner, W. Bach, "A. WeidebusCh, A.
GOetI, G. Wagner, j. u. Kramer, \,
Rineke, p. Meadert, j. N. Hagan, j,
Ramsay, A. Kleoppner, J. NJ. Heller, II.
liner, Q. Hauser, r. Howley, q. Baker,
+, \. Zeigler, A. Blum, II, Renner, Geo.
A. Watson, VIM. Myers.
The petition Of Joseph Godfrey and
others was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Geo. A. WiCkham, W. II, lIaller and
John Mitchell were granted auctiOneers'
licenses.
A petition for sewer on the Island
was referred to the committee on Streets
aud Alleys.
Philo Kimberly was given permission
to weigh hogs on the Manchester scales
without having to pay for the same.
Tho two following resolutions were re.
ferred 10 the Committee on Lights:
Resolved, That the Gus Trustees
mike the necessary arrangements for the
extension Of gas to the Seventh and
Eighth Wards.
Resolved, That q lamp.post with oil
lalnp be erected Mt each Of the following
places, tO-wit;
On east side Of Jacob street at 4Gth
street; ON west side Of Jacob street, ut 47th
street; on the east side Jacob street, ut
4Sth street; ut intersection Of Alley 3Oth
with Woods street; at Intersection OF l3d
street with Woods street.
The two resolutions below were re.
ferred to the Committee on Streets aud
Alleys:
.Rcaoled, That the Street Commissioner
BIZ instructed to have the Cnrbing reset in
front 0f Synder n Co.'s new building on
Main street, between DIST and 22d streets.
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner
be ordered to place n new crossing across
Jacob street, OH 10th street.
Adjourned.