The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-16

mann, Houston, Kimberly, McGranRhRn,
Robinson, Smith and Walter.
Mr.. Erskine received the votes Of
Messrs. CEiswell, Fritz, HAlstead, Hull,
McAdams, Simpson, EschstEuth, HAber.
Reld, Halter, Hildreth, Laughlin, Prince,
schocksy, Steele, Wstsrhouss and Scott
II.
Mr.. Fergsuson at frat received the votes
Of Messrs. CracrRit, Hall, Miller, Davis,
Houston, Grogan, Kimberly aud Smith,
but all these, with the exception Of Mr..
Grogan, changed to Mr.. Caldwell and
elected him,
CITY SURVEYOR,
Messrs. B. W. Peterson, F. L. Hoge and
Robert Woods were nominated. Mr.. Peter
son received the votes Of Messrs, HRlstead,
schultzs, Haberasld, HslIsr, Laughlin,
McGranahan, sChockey, Steele, Winger-
ter and Scott-10.
Mr., Wood those Of Messrs. Hull, Dun;
ming, Eschstruth, Kimberly, Prince and
Warehouses;.
Mr.. Hoge those of Messrs. ButteIaeld,
Cracraft, Criswell, Fritz, Hall, Miller,
Myles, McAdams, Simpson, Wilson, VOL
yington, Zoeckler, Baker, Burdatts, Clark,
Commerford, Davis, GrogAn, Hildreth,
Hoffman, Houston, Robinson, Smith and
Walter-25.
Mr.. Hoge was declared elected.
CITY RECEIVER,
Mr.. Z. W. DunAway, General Jim Todd,
Ben. List and Elijah Day, were NOM
mated. Mr., List at first received the votes
Of MessrS. Baker, Hildrsth, Robinson,
schockey, Steele, Warehouse, Winger'
Ter, Criswell and Hull, but all Of them
changed 10 Mr.. Dunaway except Messrs'
Robinson and HildTeth.
In addition to these Mr.. Dunaway re-
ceiyed the votes ef Messrs. Hall, Halsted,
McAdsms, Schultzs, Simpson, Wilson,
Wolyington, Burdatts, Commertord, Da'
Wis, Dunning, EsChstruth, Haberheld,
Halter, Kimberly, McGranahan, Prince
SChoCkey, Steele, Waterhouse, Walter,
Wingertel and SCott-T.
Mr.. Day OF first received the votes oil
Messrs. SChultze, Simpson and Wilson,
but these subsequently changed TO Mr.,
DunaWsy, who was declared elected.
OTHER oPEICRRs.
For Oyerseer OF ChAingang the follow
| ing named citizens were placed in nomina'
ton: Mossrs. RAdiord, Bird, Gardiner
Long, Mahoney, Shorts, Carney, Denning,
Sadler, Price, Weir and Sullivan. There
were three ballots taken, the last Of which
resulted 90 follows; Radiord 81, Fox II,
scattering 8. Mr.. Radford was declared
elected.
For Measurer OF Lumber and Wood;
Messrs. James Wheeler, George Walter
and @. T. Reed were nominated, On the
second ballot Mr.. Reed received 81 votes,
and Mr.. Wheeler 20.
FOR KEEPER OF LOOKUP.
Messrs, Riley, Kite, Crawford, Tracey
Gray, Forsythe, RoCh, Strauss, Brown,
Morgan, McOombS, Dram, Fleming, Man
ners, Gosney, Hay, Arthurs and Wallace.
Mr., ArthurS received 80 votes and was
elected.
FOR CITY wRIdHRR.
Messrs. Fee, Edwards, stolley, Strange
and Bird we're nominated and Mr.. Ed
wards elected, receiving % votes, to 10 for
Mr.. Strange (colored), and 8 scattering.
When the result Of this vote was an
nounCed, Council adjourned.
FIRST BRANCH.
This Branch met at s o'clock last even
Ing, with Mayor Egerter in the chair, and
the following members presents MessrS.
Boring, Butterfeld, CraCraft, CrlswelI,
Fritz, Hall, Halsted, Hull, Miller, Myles,
McAdams, schultze, Simpson, Wilson,
Wolvlngton snd zoeCkler.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The ordinance In relation 10 the duties
and compensation Of the Measurer OF
Lumber was read third time and passed.
The Second Branch notified the First
Branch that they were ready to 70 into
jointsession for the election OF city Off.
GERS, and thereupon the First Branch pro.
Ceeded in body to the Second Branch
Chamber =.
After the joint assembly had dissolved
the First Branch returned to It's chamber.
The bill OF William Myles for $50, for
services as assessor for the Second District,
was ordered paid.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Simpson:
Resolved, That the Committee on Legis.
lation be instructed TO carry out the reso.
luton adopted by the last Council In rela.
ton to street paving. Adopted.
Adjourned.