The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-31
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RESOLUTIONS.

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RESOLUTIONS.
WHEREAS, There are many saloon
keepers III this CITY who ara uudecioea
"A to a renewal o! their contracts tor rents
Tor the next year, owing 10 the uhcet-
tsinly OF the action Of Council IN Felat'o"
IT, ixiug the price OF licenses Tor ord'nH-
ries and coffee houses; therefore,
Rssolre1. That tae Committee on
Ordit ances be- and are hereby instructed
TO forthwith prepare al ordnance nA,ng
SAID licenses tor tho neXt ycsr, a"d tHaI
Council commIt itself to The passage o.
such An ordnance, Oh or before tho FeSu-
lar meeting in December,
The above resolution was adopted,
with the exception Ot that portion com
mit,ing Council in favor Of the adoption
of The ordinance when reported.
Resolved, That al oil lamp De placed
on the corner of McCciioch and Jhlr-
teentb streets.
Referred to the Committee on Lights.
Resolucd, That two oil lamps be placed
% Wood street, near tho bridge, over
Csldweii's run.
Referred TO the Committee on Lights
petitiop from the First branch, from
the Labelie Iron Works CompanY,asElng
permisslOn 20 change the route OF .nei1
proposed tram way. because the Bsitinofe
and ono road refused them perms'iun
to crofs that road, wss suhnl;t"i, VIVID
the following
Resolred, Ihst the right OF way be
yranted tho Lsbeiie Iron works 10 Ould
a tram railroad from their mills - the
river, by tbe following route: From the
mIIIto Thjrty-second street; down thirty
second street 10 ihe west 20 teeL 81 tho
lot Low occupied 10y John Herpier to The
intersection Of Thirty-thiTd snd Tnlrty'
fourth street,; down ThlrLy-iourth TO
MsrKe, streel. and thence 70 their land
ing on the south eide OF Thirty fifth
street.
Tns resolution was cOncurred IN.
ResoLrcd, That on and after the lst DAY
oi November and until the lat day OF
April, any one IN this city desIliu2' nave
the right TO keep two hogs, 10 be Kept in
pens, SAID PEI 10 he kept IN socn cond'.
ion as may be fixed by ordinance.
Adopted
Resolpsd, That the Street Commission
ar be required 10 inform Council 1T It's
next meeting why property owners on
virginia s. rect have not laid side walls,
"a required by ordnance.
Adopted.
Adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
This branch OF Council met last night
sL the usual hour, His Honor the Mayor
presiding.
There we're present hessrs. Boring,
Carnahsn, Egerter, Hall, Hastings, Nc.
| Adams, Reister, Wilson and Woodward.
The journal of the meeting Of the 9th
inst. was read, approved and signed.
The Chair laid before the branch rs
unfinished business the letter OF reSigns.
ton OF DR.. Baird, submitted At the last
! meeting.
No motion being made in regard TO
the resignation offered in said letter,
other BUSINESS WAS proceeded with.
A messagc from the Second branch
wss received ard read, announcing that
that body, 1T lie meeting on the 9th inst,
| had adhered 10 its disagreement 10 the
amendment of the First branch To tie
resolution IN the report of the Committee
OIL Water Works then considered, in re-
gard 10 the extension OF water pipe on
! Wood street, south of Twenty.
On motion OF Mr.. Hall, the First
branch adhered to its said amendment.
! By this action of tbs Two branches the
| resolutiOn is lost.
A report from the Street Commission.
| er 10 regard 10 certain minor repairs to
the streets and alleys, was received from
the Second Branch, and its action in re-
lsrriUg the SANE 10 the Committee on
Streets, Alleys AMI Grades with power
to set, WAS conCurred IN.
A resolution from the Second Branch,
asking that 8 crock saver be laid, 10
drain the pit OF the Eighth ward scsles,
wa received and COBCurred 10.
Mr.. Hall presented petition from the
La Belle Iron Works, and offered in re
lstion thereto the following resolution.
which was unanimously adopted, viz:
Resolped, That the right OF way be
granted the La Belle Iron Works to
build tram .silrosd from their mill to
the river, BY the following route From
the mill to Thirty second street; down
Thirty second street to the west 20 fee,
of the LOT BOW occupied by John Herp-
fer, to the intersection Of Thirty-third
and Thirty fourth streets, down Thirty
fourth street TO Market street, and thence
to their landing on the south side Of
Thirty sixth street.
The petition and bond of Fred Werner
to keep coffee house at No. 1871,
Eighteenth street, was received from the
Second branch and the action OF thst
branch in approving the bond and
granting tn petition was coDcurred in.
A petition IRON the property holders
on Chaphne street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth, asking that change ne
made in the height of the curb recently
set there, wss received from the Second
branch and the action OF that BODY lin
referring the same TO the COMMITTEES on
Streets, Alleys snd Grades with power
to act, was concurred IN.
A resolution providing for the erection
of new public scales at the east end
OF the Seventeenth street bridge, was re-
and all the delicseies of the season