The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-03
CITY COUNCIL PRocEEDInas.
sreosp BRANCH.


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SECOND BRANCH.
srba Council met last night pursuant
TO adjournment, President Logan IN the
' -p....,,s- Messrs. Erskine, Gosring,
Garden. Horkheimer, Hanson, Aanxe'
He'll Kingdom, Long, Myles, Pryor.
vogler and Warner, ., mo. d;.
The reading Of the minutes was o's-
pensed with.
W LICENSE GRANTED.
The meeting was called for the Pur'
pose of granting licenses under the new
ordnance. About eighty-two persons
were granted license to sell articles IN
their line of business. This monoPolized
tho attention of this Branch OF Councii
until after II o'clock.
On motion this Branch adjourned.
FIssr BRANCH. sszE
At an adjourned meeting Of this
Branch held last night the following
gentlemen answered at roll call, the
Mayor presiding: Messrs. BLAIR, Baird,
6utL6Tuciu, 1BOfs0it AA't -
Adams, Schambra and Stone.
A motion prevailed to suspend the
reading OF the minutes Of the last meet
ing until some future time.
On motion Of Mr.. Egerter the rules
in relation to liquor licenses, having to
Law over one week, were suspended.
The application of George Huseman
for a license TO keep an ordinary, was
considered, and 1t being reported by
Messrs. Hall and McAdams that the
House was provided, as required by law,
for an ordinary, the application was con-
CURED in.
The members desiring the Mayor to
irnpart to them the result OF an inter.
view which DR.. Logan and himself had
to-day Tuesday with the City Solicitor
in regard to the requirements OF bonds,
etc., he, the Mayor, stated first, the opin'
ion of the Solicitor, that the bondsmen
were individually and collectively liable
for the full amount Of the bond, in case
any of the other signers of the same fail
ed to pay their part. Second, That the
bondsmen's fall names should appear
either in tho body of the bond: or where
signed, but to save trouble
it is better to have it appear alike in all
places in the bond. Third That erasures
do not vitiate bond, but as such eras.
ures may cast suspicion thereon, and
cause the necessity of proving its validi-
ty, therefore it is decidedly judicious and
proper to exact clean bond with the
application.
the following applications fer ordi.
nary and coffee house licenses were read
and concurred IN: George Husemsn,
Joseph Roebrecbt, E. r. Warner, George
Swartzbauch, August Wiedebusch, Joa-
chin Bueter, Henry Blumenberg, Jacob
Nunge, Chris. Siebke, Henry Stamm,
August Rolf, Casper He'll, ST.
James Hotel Company, Frank Unruh,
Charles Koch, Louis Siedler, Fred q.
Was, Henry Bleberson, E. o. Burdats,
Wolen wober s. Green, Joachim Fiend-
Ter, Chrlsten Viewig, James Hamilton,
Julius Lohse, VIM. Rieneka, Mars 5
Thoms, Henry Emick, Henrietta Stencil,
James Robinson, John +. Klevis, John
Schnell, Jr., Catherine Niedeneyer,
Earnest hloeppner, SuaIioe "'i
Henry Schwartz, John p. Foose, Thomas
+. Owens, Peter Bonenberger, William
Harkenstien, Isaac N. Hagans, John
Jericho, John Gebhsrdt, Kletus Hauser
William McManaway, Simon Soesche,
Louis Gaus, Philip Medert, Greg
DRY Warner, Frederick Wild
die, John Biede1bach, Henry
Daub, James Mathews, Frederick
Bishoff, Messrs. Sbteker g. Kuhn, Louis
Keller, Louis S Ebeling, VIM. Goethe,
VIM. Myers, Geo. Andrews, George j.
Dauber, Geo. Becker, John Mason, The
odore Schultz, Christion Berkle: George
Watson, Hermon Reuner, Lawrence
Walthers, Henry Michael, Peter Schiller
witinar, Flank Kleri, Ed Christman,
Ambrose Schatfer, Jacob Frssier,
Louis Scarborough and Aug. q. Nolte.
The last named application having
been refused for an ordinary was changed
for coffee house.
The application OF George Watson
was rejected because the character of the
house was in doubt, and its reputation
was reputed to be bad.
There being no further business before
this Branch it adjourned.