The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-09

street, the work 10 be superlntended by
the Street Commissioner.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Hanson:
Rssoired, That the proposition OF the
Hall Safe and Lock Company, TO furnish
the city two safes rs set forth in their
proposal for $500 delivered, and set up
in city building TO be furnished as or
dered by the Committee on Real Estate,
be accepted.
Referred to Committee on Real Estate.
By Stone and Blair.
Resolved, That the Gas Commission
er be instructed To place a lamp post on
| the east side OF South Front street, two
hundred feet south of Fink street, also
! lamp post be placed on the west side OF
| York street, on the northwest corner of
the alley north of Virginia street,
Referred TO Committee on Lights.
BY Mr.. Riddle:
Rssol,sd, Thst the Street Commission.
er be, and is hereby ordered TO repair
| the gutter at the intersection OF Market
and Seventh street, rs the sewer is stop
ped up and overfows Market street.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
By Mr.. Hanson:
RcsoLred, That the Mayor be author
lied TO purchase clubs for the police force
OF the city.
Referred to Police COMMITTEE.
BY Mr.. Beltz:
Resolved, That double stone crossing
be laid on Chapline street, across
Twenty seventh, east side.
Referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
By Mr.. Bown:
Resolved, That the oil lamp post cppo.
site Isaiah Wsrren's lot on South Broad
way be removed to the corner OF South
Broadway and the first alley above on
the south side and connection made
with the gas main; also that Il gas post be
| placed nj the extreme end Of South
! Broad WAY on the north side.
Adopted.
By Mr. Hanes:
RgSoLUed That the Gas Trustees be in
| strucLed TO have as post placed on the
north side OF Firth street, at Alley B.,
and one on the corner of Fifth and Coal
streets.
Referred TO the Committee on Lights.
By Mr.. Hsnes:
ResoLUsd, That the Street Commission
er be instructed TO have broken lime
stone placed on Fifth street, from Main
street TO the P, w. & KY K. r. track,
where the street has been broken in lay
ing ipe.
Referred to the Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
BY Mr.. Adams.
Rcsoiucd, That the Street Commits
sioner be and is hereby ordered
to have curbing set on the north
east side of Eighteenth street, between
Market and Chapiine streets.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
By DIR. Brown.
Resoirca, That coal ashes be hauled
and paced on the sidewalk of
South Broadway, from Virginia
to the end of South Broadway; also, on
Ohio street, from South Yo:k to South
Penn street.
Adopted.
By Mr.. VISIT;
RESOLVED, That the Street Commits.
sioner be and is hereby authorized to
purchase sufficient plank to make box
sewer under the track OF the K. " o..
railroad, between Thirty-six and Thirty
seventh streets.
Adopted.
By Mr. Beltz and others:
ReSOLucd, That the Chief Marshal OF
the Fire Department procure another
horse In the place of the present Oslky
horse that is now in the service of the
United Engine Company, the price of
horse not 10 exceed $50.
Adopted.
The following resolution: offered by
Mr. GoodtellJw WAS rejected.
ReS0iUsd That the Committee on City
Prison be and are hereby empowered to
provide SHOES aud clothing to such of the
prisoners rs in their judgment should be
supplied with the same.
An ordinance granting TO the Citizens
Railway Company the right TO construct
n track tor running their cars on Forty
third street, from Jacob To Water street,
and also TO run u track across the corner
OF the pavement n FOFty-tnlrd and ia
cob streets, twevle feet from the corner,
was received from the First branch and
referred 10 the Committee on Ordinsn-
ces for report.
The case Of Lawrence Heller, for sell
ing liquor Oh Sunday, was laid on the
table.
The report Of the Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades, us returned
from the First branch, was not concur
red in any of the resolutions but the
first.
The annual report OF the City Clerk
WAS received, read and referred 10 the
Committee on Accounts, and If found 70
BE- correct ordered to be published u the
REGISTER, the official paper o! the city.
The petition OF Mr.. Wooster and others
was laid on the table.
Adjourned