The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-12
CITY COUNCIL.
Assasss Granted Last h1Sns-Ss"s
sssaness Transacted.
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Is,ssses GRANTED Last Afsht-oshsr
Rssaness Trassae,sd.
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Thu branch mat In speeisl session lsss
night Tor the purpose Of granting e0nee
house licenses.
Present at roll call, Msssrs. Adams
Bown, Campbell, Crowther, GoodtelIo~'
Hol kheimer, Hsnes, Logan, Myles, FOL
lock, Reeves, Simpson and Yshn-is.
The. reading of the minutes OF 'h'
Last meeting was dispensed with, ana o.
motion the following were disposed OF De-
fore taking up the licenses:
REVOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That permission Is hereby
given to the property owners on MAIN
strest betweeh Ninth and Tenth streets,
TO have the pavement on each sloe OF
Main street, between Ninth and Tenth
stree,s, extended three feet on each SIDE
or extended to such distances rs Will
make it correspond in width with the
psyement between Tenth and Twelfth
streets; provided that the expense OF re-
setting the curb shall be borne by the
property holders on the lines OF SAID e1'
tension; aud provided that when new
curb is necessary the expense OF setting
the same shall be borne by the property
holders; and provided further, that the
work shall be done under the supervision
OF the Street Commissioner.
Adopted.
RESOLVED, That the prop,rty holders
on the line o. said extension shall nave
the privilege, if they desire it, OF award
ing the contract for reeetting the SAID
curb to the lowest and best bidder, sub
ject to the approval OF the Committee on
Streets and Alleys.
Adopted.
Resoiped That the trustees Of the city
gas works be ordered to place lamp
post of Market street, between Fifteenth
street and alley No. 2.
Adopted.
The clerk then read communication
from the Mayor, containing the names
of seventy five persons who had made
application for ordinary and coffee house
licenses, whose bonds had been &C
knowledged by the Mayor, in pursuance
to resolution passed by Council the
night previous, and licenses were granted
to the following: james Matthews,
James w. Bulger, Edward Christman,
VIM. Goethe, Henry Michael, Jesse
Lytton, II. q. Millor, Henry Bieberson,
I Henrv Reck W.T. Wollenweber, +.
Z. Was, Henry Blumenberg, Herman
Renner, Henry Bronson, Henry Nenhart
Sheeky s. Kuhn, Barbetta Dsub, 5. U.
Burdatts, John B. Foose, Ernest kleop-
ner, Frederick Renneke, Chris Selbke,
VIM. Meyer, Aug. Rolt, Leborius kress,
Joseph Beuter, VIM. Hardensteir, Cas-.
per He'll, Geo Huseman, Philip Medert.
Catharine Neidermeyer, Geo. Andrews,
Chris Hedrick, Franz Klsri, August
Mathews, James Hamilton, Jacob Nunge,
Lawrence Heller, John klevis, Jacob
Frazier, John Schnell, Thos. +. Owens,
Ambrose Shaffer, VIM. McNsnaway,
Chas. r. Behler, Geo. Schwsrlzbsch,
Lawrence Werle, Chss. Koch, John
Bleden bach, Peter Bon enberg, An.
drew busch, Lewis Lingaman,
Waugh Il Anderson, Frederick
Bishop, Elizabeth jericho, Simon Lasch,
Frederick Middle, Thee. Schultz. Henry
Schwartz, Gregory Warner, August
Weidobusch, Geo. Jacob Dauber, Louis
Seidler, August Hosentelt, julius Lohse,
Henry Amick, Chris Burnley, Lawrence
Walter, Christian Viewig, George
Becker, John Gephart, Frank Unruh,
Caroline Ebelng, John Mason, John j.
Kenny.
The application of Z R. Warner, to
keep coffee house, was laid on the table,
it beng claimed that an ordinary license
was required.
Adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
This branch met, pursuant to adjourn
ment, the Mayor IN the chair.
The following members were present:
Messrs. Baird, Blair, Boring, BrIce,
Egerter, Hall, Hastings, Stone and
Wood ward.
Mr.. ssone moved that the reading of
the minutes OF the previous meeting be
dispensed with. Carried.
A message from the Second branch,
asking that lsmp-post be- placed on
Market street, between Fifth street and
Alley 2, was concurred in.
A resolution allowing propertv-holders
to have q pavement on both sides OF
Main street, between Ninth and Tenth,
was concurred in.
Mr.. Woodward offered the following
resolution: That .he Committee on
Ordinances be ordered to report an ordi-
nance to prevent the erection
Or continuance o. any obstruction
on the sidewalks of that part of
Market street, now IN process of improve
ment, or on any streets which may be
hereafter improved by widening the
Carried.
The regular order of proceeding was
dispensed with in order to receive
the explanation of tho Mayor granting
privilege to the saloon keepers to keep ,
open until Council could meet and allow |
liceEses for the years 1878.
In the discussion OF the right, some |
terce remarks were INDUCED IN betweeh
the Mayor and Nj. Blair.
The licenses granted BY the Second |