The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27
CITY, COUSCIL,
Regular semImOnIhly AsotI1g Lasl
Might THE Usual Programme Car
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Second Branch.

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second Branch.
This Branch was called to order by Mr..
Steele who called Mr.. Kimberly to the
chair. Present; Baker, BurdAtts, CLARK,
COmmertord, Davis, Dunniug. Eschstruth,
Logan, Haberfeld, Halter, Hoffman,
Houston, kimberley, McGranahan, Prince,
Robinson, SchoCkeY, Smith, Steele, Water.
house, Walter, WiDReTter.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and signed.
Under suspension Of the rules the
bonds OF wholesale liquor dealers were
taken up. N. Reilly appeared with his
bondsmen, James F, Barnes and Simon
Horkheimer and gave bond in the sum Of
$500.
The report Of the Committee on Elec.
tons was presented and filed.
Mr.. Houston offered resolution au-
thoriziug an appropriation Of $500 for the
benefit6f the Piedmont Hospital.
DR.. 7. o. Edwards, with the permission
Of Council, explained that The appropria.
lion was highly necessary, as the condition
Of the building was very bad, SO bad in
deed as 10 be unfit for occupancy. Ithad
been erected about II years ago, ia un,
plastered and has NO ceiling. a case had
developed week ago, and the friends Of
the patient had positively refused To Alliw
the patient to be taken there, II the city
wished 10 maintain small pox hospital It
would be necessary to plaster and cell the
building in order to make it habitable.
The resolution was adopted, Messrs.
Kimberly and Clark only opposiugit.
The application OF 8, HOrkheimer &
Son, to keep wholesale liquor store, was
granted and the bond approved, with
Messrs. II. Cahn and NJ. Reilly ss sureties.
The petition OF the B. & D. Telegraph
Co., asking permission to run line OF
poles and wires up Main street, from -Four.
teeth to Tenth streets, was granted.
The petition oil the Directors Of the State
Fair Association asking the improvement
Of one or more streets leading to the
Tingle tract on the Island, was referred to
Streets, Alleys and Grades.
On motion OF Mr.. CLARK special com.
mittee Of three from each Branch was ap.
pointed to examine into the matter Of
damages alleged to have been sustained
by the bursting of q water pipe near the
residence Of NJ. Green on Eighteenth
street, East Wheeling.
The bill of George Hook FIR making ab.
stTaCta OF deeds for the City Assessors
amounting to $50 10 was allowed.
Mr.. Walter offered resolution instruct
Ing the Committee on Ordinances 10 pre-.
pare an ordinance In relation to prohibit.
Ing members Of Council 10 sell or offer for
sale to the city OF Wheeling any ware,
goods, &C., either OF their own manulao.
ture or those offered by members in the
capacity Of dealers, Referred to the Com.
mittee on Health.
Adjourned at LII
First branch.
Mayor Egertsr called this Branch 10
order with the following gentlemen In
their seats: Boring, Buttertield, CrscraIt,
Oriswell, Hall, Hull, Myles, McAdams,
Schultze, Simpson, Wellington and VIII
son.
The minutes OF the last two meetings
were read and signed.
The resolution from the Second Branch
In regard TO the comp ensation OF the as.
SCISSORS and their clerks was conCurred In.
Mr.. Boring offered two resolutions; the
effect oil both was to compel the Street
Commissioner 10 show cause why he was
permitting the mud to dry up and blow of
Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets.
Tabled.
The action Of the Second Branch on the
bonds Of s. Horkhdimer 4 Son and OF NJ.
Reilly was ConCurred In.
This Branch also concuirsd in the &C,
ton Of the Second Branch In approprla.
ting $500 toward repairing the Piedmont
Hospital. The same action was taken In
the petition Of the b, 80, Telegraph Com
pany. $4,000. ..