The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-28

upon mouon 70 lay tue mAttef On the
table the yeas and nays were demanded,
as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Hsller and MrNssh-9!
Nays essrs. Arkle, Caldwell B. f.,
Goodfellow, Handlan, Horkheimer, Hous-
ton, Kimberly, Larkln, Peters, Pollock,
Simpson, Wait and Logan-lS.
To refer To special Joint committee:
Yeas-Messrs Halter, McNRsh and Lo.
Nays-Messrs. Arkle, Caldwell B. F.,
Goodfellow, Handlan, Horkheimer, Hous.
ton, Kimberly, Larkin, Peters, Pollock,
Simpson and Wait-l2.
Thefollowsnglicens were then granted:
Martin KorTell, coffee house, with Peter
Welty and O. Burke as sureties.
j. j. Kenny, coffee house, with Martin
Schaetier and Henry Hanke as sureties.
VIM. Hardenstein, coffee house, with
Henry Hanke and Peter Welty as snreties.
Henry Michel, coffee house, with Peter
Welty and A. busch as sureties.
MISCELLANEOUS.
j. Chambers Hervey was granted auc-
tioneer's license; also w. H. Haller and
George A. Wickham-all giving the me-
cessary security.
Ed. s. Norton and O. A. Helmbright
were granted billiard hall licenses.
@. ii. Booth & Son and Henry Seamon
were granted whariboat licenses.
The appointment Of P. Malloney, as
nightwatchman at the workhouse was
confirmed.
The bids for street cleaning were, on
motion OF Mr.. Kimberly, laid on the table
for the present.
An ordinance was introduced allowing
the erection OF soldiers monument at
the intersection OF Fourteenth and Chap.
line streets, having base length Of
twenty.one feet from north to south, and
a breadth from east to west OF sixteen feet.
The Veteran Association 10 remove at
their own expense the gas and water
pipes, under the supervision OF the Super
intendents Of the Gas and Water Works.
The ordinance gave rise to o lengthy,
vexatious and rambling discussion on the
part OF Pollock, Larkin, Kimberly, Logan
and others, in favor. and Horkheimer,
Simpson, Caldwell, B. F., and others,
against.
The ordinance was finally passed.
An ordinance was passed allowing the
Wheeling Pottery Company certain switch.
ing rights on city property.
On motion this Branch, at II P. NJ,
adjourned.
Present at roll call-Mayor Sweeney in
the chair, and Messrs. Butterfeld, Cowan,
Cracraft, Criswell, Eoff, Hall, Halstead,
Schambra, Schultze, Wilson.
The nomination OF John Short as Dep.
uty Sergeant, vice st. Meyers resigned,
was received from the Second Branch and
concurred in.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved and signed by the Mayor
and attested by the Clerk. .Messrs. Boring
and Wolvington appeared during the
reading Of the minutes.
The report OF the Committee on Health
was received from the Second Branch and
read. The first resolution, appropriating
$50 to obtain report on the condition OF
the milk supply OF the city, led to some
debate, but was adopted by o vote Of nine
ayes to three noes. The remainder Of the
report was concurred in.
The ordinance reported by the Health
Committee, and adopted by the Second
Branch; was read and amended as fol.
lows in the first section: II square aud
lined with brick, nine inches; II stone,
twelve inches, or IL circular aud lined
with brick, four inches; also that the walls
to the depth OF ten feet be slushed with
good lime mortar.
Section six was amended by striking out
Twenty-sixth street and inserting Forty.
eighth street; also that this shall not ap.
ply to the Seventh Ward, from which
ward such contents shall be deposited in
the west branch OF the Ohio river, or near
the lower point OF the Island.
Section seven was amended so as to
require the license fee to be paid to the
City Receiver, and said fee was reduced 10
one dollar.
Sections eight and nine were adopted
as they came from the Second Branch.
Section ten was amended bystriking
out Twenty-sixth street and inserting For.
ty.eighth street, and exempting the Sew.
enth Ward from its provisions.
On motion, the report and ordinance
were recommitted to the Health Com
mittee.
The report OF the Committee on Claims
was received from the Second Branch and
concnrred In.
The action Of the Second Branch, ap.
pointing Mr.. Naylor, member elect Of the
Second Branch from the Seventh ward,
on all committees OF which his predeces.
sor was a member, was concurred in.
A number OF minor resolutions were
then conCurred in.
On motion Of Mr.. Criswell, the report
OF the Sweeney Investigation Committee
was laid over until the next meeting Of
the Branch.
Apetition asking that no licenses be
granted to sell liquors in the First ward
was read, and, on motion OF Mr.. Cracait,
was received and filed.
Mr.. Craorait also moved that the appli.
cation for licenses from the First ward be
laid over until next meeting OF Council.
This motion led to long debate. in
which Messrs. Cracraft, Butterfield, Hall
and schultzeparticipated. TWAS, however,
defeated.
A long list OF applicants for licenses
10 keep coffee houses was received from
the Second Branch and the action OF that
Branch concurred In, except that OF Henry
Hardenstein, which was laid over until
the next meeting.
An ordinance permitting the erection
OF the Soldiers Monument was received
from the Second Branch and the action Of
that Branch was concured in.
The same action was taken regarding
the laying Of switch on Thirty second
street for the use Of the Wheeling Pottery
Company.
Several petitions were received from the
Second Branch and its action was con-
Cured in.
The appointment OF NJ. P. Maloney as
night Waterman at the Workhouse was
4 bill Of Gen. Wallace was ordered
paid.
On motion the report Of the Committee
on Streets, Alleys and Grades was concur.
red In asreceived from the Second Branch.
WHEELING LIBRARY AssocIArIoN.-At
the special Meeting of the Rtockholdera.