The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-13
THERAn EYTRNsION.
The Ordinsnes Granting thp Right Of
way Passed BY the Second Branch Of
City Council.

The Ordinsnes eFsntiRg thp Right Of
way Passed BY the Second Branch Of
City Council.
Another special meeting Of Council was
called for last evening in order TO allow the
Second Branch to pass on the B, 4 o, extern
sion ordinance
The Branch was called to order by Presi'
dent Scott, aud the calling Of the roll showed
every member present except Messrs. Dun.
ming, Armstrong aud Steele. The minutes OF
the previous meeting were read and adopted,
Mr.. Kimberly desired " read y protest
from Isaiah Warren against the road going up
NineteentlfstTeet, rg..
Mr.. Burdatts objected to the reading until
after the reading Of the ordinance, and Mr..
Baker objected to the withdrawal Of the
paper by MIR Kimberly, The report OF the
committee, accompanied by the ordinance In
relation to the road, as amended by the FiHt
Branch, was then taken up and read,
At the conclusion OF the first reading,
which took about forty minutes, the protest
Of ]. n. Camden and Isaiah Warren 4 Co,
was read against the appropriating Of the
oil refinery property, owing 10 the fact that
the ground was not large enough at present
for the business, and protesting against The
jar that would epsue tOthe oil works and the
danger from fire from the burning cinders
thrown from the freight engines
The second reading Of the ordinance wa!
commenced by the clerk, and the first and sec
ond sections adopted. The third was read, AM
Mr.. Kimberly moved that the section be sns
pended for the time being and sections 8 ant
b read US he thought they had great bearing
on the third section, which was q long one
detailing the route, giving measurements
etc. There was but little objection, and sec
ton $ was read Mr. Kimberly said that HI
wanted the members Of Council to get an idei
us to what was coming,
Section was in relation to damages ant
the b, 4 0's liability. Section WIS In rela
ton to the indemnifying bond,
AT the conclusion Of the reading Of section
s Mr., Baker moved that the section b.
adopted.
Mr., Kimberly objected, Hcmercly wanted
the section read for information. The sec
ton, however, was adopted. .t,.
The Council then turned its attention 4
the third section, On the question Of II
adoption Mr.. Kimberly took tho floor anC
made u speech against the adoption OF u,
Nineteenth street route, He was followed bl
Mr. Walter, who took the other side. Thu
vote bCingdemanded, the section was adopted
by u vote OF 10 too. ~
Section WIS adopted without discussion
Section being read Mr. Baker made y stir
ring speaCh for the Nail City Boat Club, Mr.
Smith having made an amendment prOYdinl
the damage to be done the club. Mr., Bake
was in favor Of the City's paying the damage
II was he said, a mistake Of tho city to al
low the club to put Its house there, bu
having made the mistake II should stick 4
II and pay the damage, although tho clain
was In all probability illegal. A big discus
sion cnsuOi, some wanting both roads, other
the b. u o., md others the city to pay tn
damages, All propositions W6rp, however
voted down, and tho section passed. II pre-
vides that the u, 20, Company shall gran
the r., W 4 Ky, Company tho right OF wa
for the companys desired extension OF al
distractions,
The sixth, seventh and eighth section
woro adopted To section nine Mr., Kin
b0rly offered an amendment providing thu
the Baltimore Il Ohio Company should Civ
an indGmniiying bond, with rGsdGnt scCu
ity, In place Of the corporate bond" Til
motion was lost '#.''
When section thirteen was reached, Nj
Habertield moved to amend by striking OF
@ and inserting the figure rs the rate {
speed In miles the trains should run pr
hour. Lost, and the original section adoptet
IN section fourteen, Mr. schoCkey move
TINT the southern depot be south OF Thirt!
second street instead Of north q that stree
Lost.
Without meeting any further oppoSltio
the reading Of the paper was finished, an
being read third time by It's title, II vi
adopted by the following vote:
AYES Alesss Baker, Burdatts CONNIE
ford, Davis, EScbstruth, Grogan, lIaberfel'
lIildTetl, I.algAliu, Prince, Smith, Waite
house, Walter Wingerter and PrCsldeI
Scntt-lj.
NoEG Messrs. 1Ialler, Kimberly an
SchOCkey-S.
On motion of Mr. lIIdreth the Branch AZ
journed, ....