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

Thetollowing named members answered
% their names; Baker, Burdatts, Clark,
Davis, Dunning, EsChstruth.
irogan, HAbberfsld, HAllsr, Hildrsth,
Hoffman,, Houston, Kimberly, Lsushlin,
Prince, Robinson, schoCksy,
Smith, Steele, Warehouse, Wingerter
Walter and Scott.
On motion the reading otthe minutes oil
the last meeting was dispensed with, i,
On motion the rules were suspended
and the ordinance in regard TO the
measurement oil lumber was taken up and
passed.
The supplemental water tax list sub
mitted by VIM. Myles, assessor OF the
Second district, was referred to the Com
mittee on Water Works,
a resolution was offered by Mr., Walters
in regard to the AllinEo Of certain vacancies
on various committees. Pending action on
which the First Branch headed by Mayor
Egerter aud Clerk Galligan filed into the
room for the purpose OF holding the bien'
NAL election for city Offices,
The Mayor announced that the election
for officers would be proceeded with al
phabetiCally, and announced that nomina'
lions for Assessor for the First district
would be in order,
Ralph Arkle was nominated by Mr.
CraCrait, and the Mayor read the app!ica
tons OF F. P. Wingerter and James A
Henry. Mr.. Wingerter received the votes
Of Messrs. Criswell, Fritz, Halsted, Hall
schultze, Simpson, Burdatts, Cumming
EgChstruth, HaberAeld, HalleT, Hildreth
LsuVhlin Prince, Robinson, schockey
Steele, Warehouse, Walter, Wingerter
and Scott-2l. Mr., Henry received th'
votes of Messrs. Halsted, McAdams, Dun
ming, Halter and Walters, but all OF then
subsequently changed to Mr.. Wingerter
Mr. ArkIe received the votes OF Messrs
Borlng, Butter6eld, Oracralt, Hall. Miller
MyIes, Wilson Wellington, ZoeCkler Ba
ker, CLARK, Commerford, Davis, Grogan
Holman, Houston, Kimberly, Mcuran
ahan and smith-l0. a,
For Assessor Second District; Mr.
schultze nominated Capt Robert Oowan
Of The Eighth ward. Mr., Myles nomina
ted Louis Delbrugge, Of the Fifth ward.
The roll was then called, and Capt
Cowan received the votes Of the following
named members: Messrs. Criswell, Fritz
Halsted, McAdams, sChultze, Simpson
Burdatts, Dunning, EsChtruth, Haber'
field, Halter, Hildreth. Laughlin, FRINGE
SchoCkey, Steele, Waterhouse' HlnHeHef
Walter and sCott-9l. 80, :,
Mr., Delbrugge received the votes 9 q
Messrs, Boring, Butterheld, Or9cralt, han
Miller, Myles, Wilson, Wolvingto1l
ZoeckIer, Baker, Clark, Commeriord
Davis, Grogan, Hoffman, Houston, Kim
berly, MCGranahan, Robinson and Smith
20.
Cant. Cowan was declared elected
For Assessor at Large theapplications Oh
W, D. English, John W. Boring and Jno'
Olstor we're read by the Mayor. Ralph
Arkle, the inevitable, was nominated Dy
Mr., Baker. MIR. Myles said he wished
again to test the strength OF his friend
Delbrugge, and put him In nomination
Squire SChullze and Peter Philips were
also nominated.
Mr.. Boring was opposed to thos who
had already been once defeated for this
position to again try their luck. ut
don't give us fellows q fair chance"
MIR. Arkle received the votes OF Butter
field, OraCrait, Hall, Myles, SChultze, Will
son, Wellington, Hoeckler, Baker, Bur
datts, Commerlord, Davis, Grogan, Hab'
erHeld, Hoffman,, Houston, Kimberly,
MCGranahan, Robinson, Walter and Scott
-2l.
Mr.. sChultze received several votes, and
tho other votes were scattering. Mr.. Ola'
Tor received by changes and straig votes
IA In all. Mr.. Ankle was declared elected
CITY COLLECTOR.
The application Of Mr.. W. Newt LinCh
was read by the Mayor.
John II. Hall nominated Mr.. ]. B.Taney
In graceful speech. Mr.. fancy received
the votes Of Messrs. Boring, Butteraeld,
Cracrait, Criswell, Fritz Hall, Hull, Miller,
Myles, McAdams, Simpson, Wilson, VOL
yiDgLon, ZoeCkler, Baker, Burdattg, CLARK,
Commeriord, Davis, Grogan, Hildreth,
Hoffman, Houston, Kimberly, Laughlin,
McGFapahan, Robinson, Smith, Water.
house, Walter and Wlngerter-36.
Mr.. Inch received the votes Of MesBrs.
Halsted, schultzs, Dunuing, Eechstruth,
Haberfeld, Halter, Prince, sChoCkey,
Steele.and SCott-l0.
Mr.. fancy was declared elected.
MARKET MASTER.
G. W. Kennedy, G. G. Murdoch, Chris.
Wincher, NJ. Edwards, ]. r. Miller, Thos.
Simpson, Jacob Grubsr, VIM. Gundllng,
Robert Crowther, II. Stolley, Al. Graham,
W. J. Nesbitt, Henry Thompson, James
Campbell, Robert Robinson, ]. PraCht and
Mr.. Brosius. Two ballots were taken, the
first very scattering, but Mr.. Robinson was
elected on the second by the following:
Boring, CraCrait, Criswell, Hall, Miller,
Myles, McAdams, Wilson, Wolyington,
ZoeCkler, Baker, Burdatts, CLARK, Com.
meriord, Davis, Dunning, GroRan, Hab-
etheld, Hildreth, Hoffman, Houston,
Kimberly, Prince, Robinson, Smith,
Waterhouse, Walter, and Wingerter-2S.
G. ". Kennedy received II and VIM.
CITY sEIToN.
Charles Exley, Charles Heiser, John 8.
Armstrong and Mr.. statler were placed In
for this office.
Mr.. Armstrong received the votes Of
Messrs. Butterheld, Criswell, Fritz, Hal.
Bted, Hull, MCAdams, sChultze, Simpson,
Dunnipg, EsChstruth, .Haberheld, Haller,
Hildreth, Laughlin, McGranahan, Steele,
SChockey, Waterhouse and scott-10.
Mr.. IIeiBer received the votes oil Messrs.
Boring, CraCratt, Hall, Miller, Myles,
Wilson, Wolvirgton, Ioeckler, Baker,
Burdatts, Clark, Oommertord, Davis,
Grogan, Hoffman, Houston, Kimberly,
Prince, Robinson. Smith, Walter and
Wingerter-22.
Mr.. Ileiser was declared duly elected.
CITY wRi0HER.
JIM Bulger and Robert Strange (color.
Bd) we're put In nomination. Mr.. Bulger
received the votes Of Msssrs. Boring, But.
lettield, Cracrait, Ctiswell, Hail, Miller,
Myles, McAdams, Simpson, Wilson VOL.
,hgton, ZoeCkler, Baker, CLARK, CONNER.
old, Davis, Grogan, Habetheld, Hof.
nam, Houston, Kimberly, McGranahan,
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