The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-14

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be and are hereby constituted commit
tee to execute the work contem.
plated.
Adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
At roll call, the Mayor presiding, the
following members answered: Messrs.
Blair, Brice, Butterfeld, Cowen, Egerter,
Hall, Hoffman, Roberts, Schambra and
Wallace
The minutes of the. two proceeding
meetings were read, and being approved,
were signed by the Mayor and Clerk.
Mr.. Hall, from the special committee
on the Ohio Street Extension, made
verbal report, recommending that the
action of the Second Branch be concur
red in, and on motion of Mr.. Wallace
the report of the committee was adopted,
aud the action OF the Second Branch was
concurred in.
Mr.. Stone moved that q notification be
posted forbiddiRg all persons from re-
moving earth and sand from the premises
embraced in the purchase for the exten
sion of Ohio street, and the motion was
adopted. The Street Commissioner was
directed to forthwith make said notifica-
ton, and enforce the ordinance in rela-
ton thereto.
Mr.. Blair offered petition from resi-
dents OF Virginia street, Island, asking
that the grade lately established for said
street be lowered one foot, as the grade es-
tablished is injurious to their property.
Said petition was on motion referred to
the committee on Grades for report.
A message from the Sesond Branch
was announced, being a report of the
committee on Accounts, which was read,
and the action of the Second Branch in
adopting the report and the recommen-
dations for payment, were concurred In.
The application of Jacob Halstead to
keep coffee house on Eofi street, grant
ed by the Second Branch, was concurrcd
in.
The report of the committee on Streets
and Alleys Tor the month OF May was
read, and the action of the Second
Branch, adopting the recommendation of
the committee that the bills enumerated
therein be paid, was concurred in.
Mr.. Egerter asked that the resolution
laid on the table on the 18th OF May, in
relation to the payment OF Morris Cur.
ran for work done on Warren street, be
taken up. A motion to that effect being
made, the resolution was taken up, and
after consideration the action of the Sec
ond Branch, ordering the payment ofthe
claim, was coDcurred in.
The report Of the committee on Mar
ket House was received from the Second
Branch, relating to the investigation OF
the Clerk OF the Second ward market.
The committee fully exonerate the Clerk
from all charges made against him
by certain market people, and declare
that the Clerk has been honest and
vigilant in the execution of his duties,
and the action of the Second Branch, in
approving the report, was concurred in.
The report Of the Gas Trustees was re-
ceived from the Second Branch and the
action of that Branch in accepting the re-
port was concurred in.
Mr.. Stone offered suggestion in rela-
ton to II change in the location chosen
for carrying the gas pipe for the use OF
the Seventh ward from the point south
OF the creek Twenty second street to
the mouth of Fourteenth street, reaching
the Island at the mouth of Carolina street.
The report of the Superintendent o.
the City Prison for the month of May
was received from the Second Branch
and the action of the said Branch in
approving the report and ordering pay
ment of the bills enumerated therein, Ms
per recommendation otthe comrrtte, was
concurred in.
The report of the Superint-n!ent of
Water Works for the month o. May WAS
read and the recommendation of the
committee III relation TO bills therein
enumerated, approved by the Second
Branch, was concurred IN.
The report of the Chief Marshal, and
he committee on Fire Department for
the month of May, was received from the
Second Branch, and the action of said
Branch ordering the payment OF the bills
enumerated as per recommendation OF
the committee, was cOncurred in.
The report OF the Committee on Health
was received from the Second Branch,
and the action of said Branch in approx
ing the report of the committee, was
concurred in; with the exception of so
much thereof rs proposed an amendment
to the ordinance in relation to stock
yards, allowing the same TO be main
tuined within the city limits with the ex-
ception of the months OF June, July and
August, which was laid on the table.
The report of the committee on Police
was received and the action OF the Second
Branch concurred in.
The license granted to Michael Sch
w.nn, TO keep coffee house, 'by the
Second Branch. was concurred IN.
A petition Of certain residents of Cald-
wells run i'll relation to u bridge over
said run, was received from the Second
Branch, and the action OF said Branch on
said petition, with the accompanying re-
solution, WAS, upon a call of yeas and
NAYS, non. concurred in.
Sir. Stone offered resolution that no
permission or license be granted 10 par.
ties holding 2ic-nics, shows, races or en-
tertainments OF any KIND at the FAR
Grounds or orchards OF the Island, for
the sale of ale, beer or liquors.
A resolution that three rails be placed
on the McCulioch street bridge, adopted
by the Second Branch, was concurred in.
A resolution that the committee on
Capitol be authorized to make sewer
connections from the Capitol building to
Market street, passed by the SecohL
Branch, was concurred in.
A resolution from the Second Branch
granting right OF way through the Pen
insuls Cemetery for tie road across the
Peninsula WAS concurred IN.
The following resolution was received
from the Second Branch and con-
CURED IN:
Resoiued, That the Mayor be and is
hereby instructed 20 enforce the ordi-
nance IN regard 10 fre-crsckers and FIRE
works within the city limits, excepting
fire works under the control of the cum
mittee appointed by Council for the Gel
ebration OF the Centennial 4th OF July,
1876; also, be it
Resolved, That the Mayor be directed
aNsne.