The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-26
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See0nd Regular Nesting q ne Molih
AASt Night

Allt Iighf.
he Second BAneh ofths City Council sol
down % work quite prOnPsly llst night
though bare quorum vas present when the
roll vas called
NJ. Hldreth offered resolution aathon-
ing Col PeteEmAn 70 employ Capt Robert
COEAn % assist in making 0uf the reports Of
the City ASessoES, which Vas passed
On motion ths rules were Suspended for the
purpose Of taking up applications for license-
The application Of Councilman A Walter to
keepa coffee houSa q No. 1881 Market street,
and the bond With Ferd Hanke and Pred
Happy a suFetie, being approved, the license
vas Ianttd
Mrs. Mary A. BuleeE applied for license
70 keep . oOfee house II The same place, and
NJ. Walter objected 70 It's consideration and
moved to lay Il on the table, which motion
Was lost. Squire Bulger being in the bar Of
the chamber, Mr., Walter demanded his
withdrawal or expulsion. The Squire quietly
Withdrew. MT. Armstrong moved to recon-
slider the question, but the motion was lost
The point vas then raised that Mr.. Walter
had voted on his OEn application, IS we'll As
spoken on IL The chairman ruled that this
vas Illegal Mr.. Buriats again moved To
lay 4rs. BuleeIS application on the table,
which motion being declared in order vas
carried.
NJ. John Park was granted license to
keep . saloon ~ No. IS TWenty-fouTth street.
and he gave the usual bond, With H. and T.
Hanke as SuretieS.
The joint standing committee on Finance
reported that they had examined the &C
counts Of John G. Hoffman and John J.
Jones, commissioners Of the lO-SD loan, U.
H. Woodward and John ]. Jones, commits
sioners Of the Public Bvilding Loan, and H.
X List and b. Davenport, commissioners VI
the loan Of ISL, and found the Ssme 70 b.
correct. They recommended the adoption OF
the following resolutions
That the settlement Of the Finance Com.
mittee with fJOhn @. Hoffman and John J.
Jones, commissioners Of the 1880 loan, be
approved
That the settlement Of the Finance Com.
mittee with W. H. Woodward and John J.
Jones, commissioners Of the Public Building
Loan, be approved.
That the settlement Of the Finance Com.
mittee with H. K. List and b. Davenport,
commissioners OF the Loan Of ISL, be ap-
proved.
services Is commissioner IN the years 1850
and lSsl.
SAtA NlE AE10lANlgHl WNlN uAppNgus
The Committee on Claims recommended
that the sum Of $50 be paid the Nail City
Brewing Company for damages sustained By
the company on account Of the construction
Of public alley through their property, and
that the costs OF the suit, S302S, be paid.
Adopted.
The recommendation OF the Water Works
Committee that S22 % be paid H. H. Worth.
ingtOn was adopted, and the letting Of the
contract for digging the trench and laying
the new Ninch pipe to Beck 4 Adams was
approved.
On Recommendation Of the Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades 1t was resolved
that curb be set on the east side Of Market
street from Alley 8 to Alley 2 and the
sidewalk graded; and that the sum OF $543 81
be paid George Arkl9 for breaking and spread.
ing Limestone on Jacob street. IN the Eighth
ward.
AT this point the President retired, calling
NT. Smith TO the chair.
Two hundred dollars and the costs OF con.
domination proceedings in the case OF GiOn,
whose land Is taken 10 lay out an alley as an
extension OF Seventh street, were ordered
paid on motion OF Mr.. Robinson,
The bond Of the Gas trustees for Sl5, 900 was
approved and accepted. The Trustees re.
ported their organization, and the appoint.
inent Of J. N. Dillon as Superintendent, and
Ed. Hazlett as Secretary. These appoint.
ments were sevenlly approved
Mr.. DilloB's bond for $1,000, with John
Railie, John 7. Thompson and Lewis Hull as
sureties, and that OF Str. Hazlett, with Dr.. K.
W. Hallett al surety, in the sum Of tl0OGO,
were apprnyed, accepted and placed on file.
Mr., Smith called Mr.. HildrOth to the chair.
Mr.. lIaller was relieved from duty on the
Committee on Streets, Alleys and Grades,
and Mr. McGTanahan substituted, and Mr..
HAller substituted for Mr.. McGranahan on
the Board Of EQUALIZATION and Appeals,
A number Of other minor resolutions were
passed, and fey minutes after nine the
Branch adjourned.
In the First Branch the application OF Mr..
Park for license was laid over, and that Of M.
Walter granted. The action Of the Second
Branch On ntheF matters was endorsed
In the absence Of the Mayor, Mr.. Wilson
presided