Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
IOCAL LEGISLATURE.
tied Meeting Of Council Lost Night
ire Market House Ordinance Paved
asne- Matters OfIntereSt.

.r,rSp ErANCH-S. h. SCOTT, PRESIDENT.
pre.rut-Armstrong Baker, BurdattS.
rIor, Commcrford. Davis, Cunning, Gro
,an Haberticld. Halter, Kimberly. Me
J;raua!,aIi, Prince, Robinson, Hchockey,
smith. Steele, WaterhOusc, Walters. VIM
,,arter The minutes OF the last meeting
were read and signed.
The Drcs ident stated that the meeting
lad been closed for the purpose "t cGnSid-
cr;ny the ordinance in relation 10 the Filth
Uori market. This Ordinrncc Is very
i,no,bv o,Ic. and It's salient points ara as
fnlIowS: The market shall continue to he
, nloce for the sale of such things as are
rtrally found in markets from and alter
tho first dav of January, l>S2. The hound
,r;cs of this market on the east ana west
hall me the east and west sides or Market
street and the north boundaries snail DC
Tweuty-seCOnd street, and the south
boundary Twcuty-third street; the olhccr
nf said market shall be called Il clerk, VIII"
shall hold his office during two wears,
and shall be required t" gave. pond
that governing the Sc'"h" war" H'"rh''
house and its officers.
on motion of Mr. Kimberly the name ct
the market was changed from Fifth ward
To Centre market
The time for holding the election WAS
also fixed at the usual time FOR biennial
elections for offices 10y Council. The hours
for holding market were then fixed. The
ordinance wa, then passed
The ordinance in regard t" the erection
of the poles and stretching nj wires 10y the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company through
the streets of the city was then
taken up on u second reading. Mr. Scott
oprOScd the ordinance on general prlncl-
L. ;,t, h,w
prrhcn>iOnS in regard tu the imnlncnc" ut
tnid couruauN'> >tu, h f,.lli.'o 49," 'h. '"rw
If tbc Western Union Company. MeSSrS.
Kimberly, Baker and DunnlnS Favored The
ordinance. ,,
Union Company had offered |" carr! lhS
fire alarm wires ui the city 10 the Island
frer nf charge. whereas il now costs the city
80 rrr nuntlm per wire on this account
The ordinance WAS passed with but one
di..nntinu vote, viz. that uf President Scott.
4 communication from the FIRST Branch
i'm regard To the compromise ol The COM
mittee with the attorneys OF Andrew hlng,
was then read This paper, or rather IT'S
substance, has already been fully publish
ed i'm these columns, and the only ahdlti"h
was the sale ri the .Etna inlll STOCK report
ed elsewhere. \ resolution Wa aiSn pass,
ed authorizing the sale Of Kings real
services in the Maxwcl-king cases were
submitted a> follows; T.. q. Cracraft, Sl,OW;
caldwell Il Caldwell, il 200; Il. B. Doyener,
II UnO. Wm. ErSkinc Sl.WU This bill ana
n bill from Harry Caldwell for clerical ser
vices amounting to Sl2j, and bill for
same from ]. Il. Cow,lcn, Esq, for ST.
were referred to the Committee OH CLAIMS
An ordinance in regard to the extension
of the street ear line ON F"rly-Sccond ana
Jacob street, was then taken up and passed,
with the amendment that said track be Hat
rallied.
II. {. Pctcrman's hill for extra work on
the aSScSSOrs book. for SlOu, was allowed.
a report from the Fire Department,
recommending that the walls of the first
story of the Seventh ward hose house be
pla>tered was passed; also the bill for one
dozen caps for the members ri the Fire De-
partmcnt.
4 recommendation in regard To the
changing, of 'hc wires from certain poles 70
the telephone pole, was laid over.
Adjourned.