The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-09

lily INTELLIGENCE
disposal Of the committee, TO meet the
payments during the year Of bills fiat
necessarily will occur 70 keep the market
IN good repair; that new spouting be nut
adopted. s1fl- = III =
rms committee reported an ordinance
amending the 25th section Of the Ortii.
nance regulating the markets 50 a. to read
Is follows: THAT any person attendinpsaid
market with meat, and who shall nav S25
semt.monthly, and comply with ali other
requirements exacted OF butchers occnpy.
Ing stalls on the inside Of said market
shall have allthe rights and privileges 70
dispose o. their meats In such quantities as
tney shall desire, 10 any part Of said mar.
ket that they shall happen to occupy; pro.
yided always, that this section shall up.
ply only 70 persons who follow the occu.
patton Of butchers and not to those who
attend market occasionally with meat. !"
The ordinance was referred To the Commit.
tee on Ordinances.
Water lporla-Recommended tho pay.
ment. OF Supt. Riddles bills for month Of
March, aggregattng 1857 20; also monthly
bills OF committee, amounting to S454 Sd.
The committee examined number Of DC.
titions for reductions OF water rent, which
they recommended be allowed, the
amounts asked for amounting TO S226 rs.
Inc report was adopted.
COMMUNICATION FROM SUIT, BROWNE.
A communication una road nov, ..h,.
Browne n nnerin tsnaont ~ a. Eea Ws.Isn
setting FORTH certsin facts cnS o Nv o ~
employment nj VIM n EraSsos ~ t .he
Gas WnrSs and an.,o -; ~, SF s ~ tne
cision Of The Gas frpstsas no onr sIe Se
Greayes 10 said position II onnpli,;on ~
his (the Snperintendent's( r;sbas and
desires. Tie paper was also I si"ned H hs
Messrs. John Reid and N. ReiiIv sscrp.
ties for Mr.. Browne, who fully con Sr
In the sentiments addressed and tho "c,ion
indicated in Inc com,nmnicat;on , '''O "''''"
The Communication gave risa n cons;d.
cradle discussion. which was c NJ
tor about two hours. ana finailv rsfarreJ
to the Gas Trustees ' 's''ttSN
Adjourned. NJ. IL.
First Branch.
1nls branch met ~ regular monthly
rras;da5 i1S1 S Srh MS honorthe Mayor
swersS a. roII.co,i. yMM aslgs n1 p. an
terfelS Csrnsbsn coSsn 's ci b'orng' bII-
ReiStSr Stons snbS UOSSa S Srlswell' 1all'
craft NicHdams WiI.o snl Sra'
ier and ffrnhas N N 'lSo'' 9cnuI'S' ZoecK'
~ T aaN r mSsesa - H. ,,...,,...
,yara S ,oaI nnJ VI si.e previous meetings
TSa 'e asl, anu approNeu. -,
I;canSo o'u a. .S assesSilg special TAX on
p se9' ,r % asce.Vea from the second
love-. ' "''' ''NsH w al" atlehuea Us lol'
N Tba l;oorOa to- L,o.; ,,.
honse ,.aS ,.i,Sr.sj ,AeePsuS y poarulhg
"G HT;. mS' i T;naSeu troui Ply 10 %,
socsion tN HSSsron arose III regard 70 me
s.S.N ,, .aAine persons outside OF the
tboSo ras;i;nn q II; X saaiPle me ~, same as
~as o,lewad y ...n aI's Gty. Inc seclion
" Tba S,"s'Is e. 4o S.anui however W..
Hall and 0rero GnrsS, t'e naSLlIhston
i;cense for orp',s a t,vuSe III Leiauoh 10
In re,ot;on ~ exau,ns mete .i out
.n1aat te .Ii ~ eHeulPtInns from license,
,n "VSS sl y. ~ sHS hrgen were aaded on
The ordinance was road ,h,., s,,. =,
nassau " o'A'e WIS 'e'u d 'nIFu 'i'ne anu
ea9'eu'
mi, TUE u"s NhpUetloN'
~, me ordinance IN relation to the Gas
morSs OF the city, defining the duties Of
the trustees, &C., and fixing the price Of
~ s e. ssSa % ~ PSr sGasaaa 9s received from
Mr. Schultz moved to strike out 81 20
ana insert u on per thousand.
Mr.. Cracratt spoke In favor of retaining
the price as liked in the ordinance, and
reau statement OF facts in regard to the
expenses Of the Works, the same as set
forth in an interview published in tile H.
TstLleRSosR last week, by which it was
shown that the reduction in price could be
salely made ana surplus left after meet
ing al the necessary expenses OF the
WORKS:
MI wilson spoke IN favor OF fixing the
price a. the old rate-Sl SO per thousand.
Mr. Stone said II he consulted his own
selfish interest Ae woll d vote for redup-
ti i out looking to the interest OF the
city he would be compelled to vote
against It;
MI. hali spoke IN favor OF the reduc-
ton and stated facts and figures to sustain
MS arguments, which he assumed to be
upma l
me discussion was further INDUCED in
oy Messrs. Schultz, Boring and Wilson
against, and Cracratt and Hughes for.
Inc question was then ordered on the
81 5Oamendment, the yeas and nays being
as tolIowGi
fEAs-Messrs. Boring, Butterheld, Cow
an, Schultz Stone and Wilson,.
NAYS Messrs; Carnahan, Cracraft.
Crtswell, Hall, Hughes, McAdams, Refs.
ter, schambra, Simpson and Zoeckler 10.
Mr.. Boring moved to make it 81 10.
Lossh
The same gentleman proposed as COM
promise to fix It at 81 80: Lost.
AN amendment was offered to the effect
that the new price so into effect beginning
with the month Of May.
The ordinance was read third time
and passed as received from the lower
Branch.