The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-15

upon me totepoft dthe names Of all saloon
and ordinary keepers Of tie city who have.
violated thetr bonds within thS last year,
hare the honor,to report I'M d piper
hereto attached, the names Of saloon and
ordinary keepers, shown BY the records Of
I Is, police S2pTt, and ,ule County Conrt 81
nnl9 county 10 haveibeen coiiyictedwillt-'
In the present license year oiselling liquor
on Sunday Respectfully,
WN. ERsRiSg,
Citp Solicitor.
Npmbet Of persons convicted OF selling
LIQUOR on Sunday Jby sp0lice conrt; Afhy
20, 1873, George Andreas, fined so; July
10Th, Charles Koch, fined $50; July 20lh,
Edward Oslie, fined $50. Names OF per.
sons convicted by County Court Of selling
liquor on Sunday, January term: Henry
schwar1, five indictments, five cOnvic.
tons; Lawrence Heller, one indictment,
ono confession; George Andreas, same;
henry ,NeIihardt, same; John h. FuOse,
two indictments, on confession; CletuS
llauSer, one indictment, one confessions;
Septemberterm, 1878: August Neuhausen,
five indictments and confessions; March
term, 1870: James Rine, q. Adam StOker,
August q. Miller James Matthews, Vim,
llartenstein and I.onis SChWalb, one in.
dlctment and confession each; Henry
Bremsen, three indictments and three
confessions.
A communication from Chief Marshal
Eccles, asking for an increase III the force
oflhen at tho several engine houses, was
referred u the Committee on Fire Depart.
ment.
The resignation Of Crawford II. Booth,
as Commissioner Of Public Building Loan,
was referred to the Committeeon Finance.
Mr., Booth proposes leaving the city.
Tho report OF the Gas Trustees and Gas
Commissioners, for the month OF February,
which have been published in full in tic
lSrELiIuESCER, were rcld and referred to
the Committee on Lights.
A number OF petitions were read and re.
lerred to appropriate committees.
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
Schultz, Of the First Branch, was laid on
the table.
Resdred, That The Clerk Of the Munich
pal Court Of the city Of Wheeling DO re-
Qnested to furnish 10 tho City Council q
statement verified by affidavit, as tU The
numher Of convictions, amounts Of fine,
imposed amounts d Clerks fees, amounts
Of lookup fees, and terms Of imprisonment
for the last three years, In The cilscs Of the
City Of Wheeling VS.. James johnson ant
Toby Vance.
Mr.. 1arkin offered tho following, which
was referred to the Committee oil Streets
Alleysand Grades, 1Fy h'h fTHR-
Resolved, That the curb on Market street
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, OF
east side, be reset, so rs TO conform will
curb on Market, between Eleventh ant
Twelfth streets; also the removal OF al
awning posts and other distractions OF
" curb. ... "a ..g.
Several other unimp0rtant resolution
were read and referred.
Mcssrs. Wait, Hamilton and u. 7
Caldwell were appointed on behalf OF tn
Second Branch, on the joint committee
appointed to investigate ex.Chief Marsha
: Winder's afairs.
On motion, adjourned.
Firnt Rransh.-Extra ScSsioa.
Ills Honor, the Mayor, presided. A
, roll call there were present: Messrs
Boring, Butteriield, CraCrait, Criswell
McAdams, Rcister, Schambra, Schult
; and Simpson. Recalling Of the minute
was dispensed with.
Application OF John J. SchekG for licens
TO keep coffee house, granted by the Sec
ond Branch. Mr.. Schultze presented testi
monial OF applicants character, and nc
ton OF Second Branch concurred in.
Application Of NJ. Huser for license
granted by tho Second Branch, concur
;; rcd i'll.
Application OF Ambrose Schaffer, grant
, ed BY the Second Branch, was opposed b,
Mr.. CraCratt, on the ground Of protes
from respectable citizens against the appl
cation. MeSsls. Butterfeld and other
: supported the application on tho groun,
that nothing had been alleged shown
any violation Of ordinances. On cal
for ayes and nays the action OF the Sci
! ond Branch was conquered in-aycs
y nRyS2.
Application Of james Mathews, grante,
by tue Second Branch, was opposed b
Mr.. CraCtaft on the ground that The appli
cant had violated the law in selling OF
Sunday. Mr.. Bnttereld favored tn
D grant. Mr.. McAdams favored the gram
On the ayes aud hayes being called th
! grant was. concurled In. AYES q, naves
l Application Of Mr.. Rurkle to keep
! coffee house. granted by tho scOon
Branch, WIS ConCurred in.
2 Petition Of Peter Seybold for resetting O
curb, was referred to tho Committee OF
Streets and Alleys, with power to act.
The resignation OG Mr.. J. W. Moorehea
was accepted.
Mr., Buttcrticld nominated Cant. An
! drew Wilson to I'LL the vacancy. Nj
Schultz nominated DIR. Wonderlich. Nj
; McAdans nominated Mr.. Myles. Nj
: Wonderlicl's name was withdrawn, an,
Capt, Wilson w9selCcte,l.
Petition Of C. a. Hclmhright for l,iIIiar
saloon in tho Paxton block, on Markf
: street, granted by Second Branch, wa
! conquered in, .- : .
Petition oi curtain citizens In tho Sixth
Ward for resetting OF curb stone, granite
: by the Second Branch, was concurred In
, Resolution fixing salary Of keeper @
lookup at SG5, adopted by second Branch
= COncurred in.
Petition 70 change location Of boar,
walk ut end OF Fourteenth street, nea
MGeNlloch street, granted in Secont
! Branch. ConCurrcd ill., ~ -
! Resolution to provide copy OF transfer
o. properly LOT inc use oI the City Assessor
I Concurred in.
Resolution that standing committee
,, furnish estimates for their different dc
! p9rtures. COncurrel in.
RESOLUTION authorizing the purchase @
: horse, for tho steamer United al cost nc
exceeding 500. Concurred in.
/. Resolution from Second Branch in relo
:, ton to the Seventh street cut. Concurre,
! u Resolution from the Second Brunch au
thOrizing an investigation into the manne
| Of conducting the weighing on the cit,
scales. Concurred In.
Resolution authorizing the fixing Of
; salary r-the, Clerk Of 'tIie Eluhicipa
/ Court Instead Of fees after Junelst. Con
Cured in.
: Resolution from the Second Branch
authorizing m investigation Of the man
ner. in which William Winder, late Chic
= OF the Fire Department disposed OF mon