The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-23
CITY COUNCIL
called nsetiDg Last Night Al the City
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Licenses
COHSidsFed-VaFiouS Ordinances Passed
-OIhsF Business,

LAllfd MeetlnR LA1t AtRnk ~ tne NlAS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Licenses
COHaideFed-VAFi0us Ordinances Passed
Other Business,
SECOND BRANCH.
This branch was called to order by Mr.,
Haller, who called Mr.. Kimberly to the
Chair, The following members we're pres
emit, alter the Sergeant had brought apor'
ton Of them in: Baker, CLARK, Dunnlng,
HabsrReld, Halter, Hildrsth, Hoffman,
Kimberly, Laughlin, McGranahan, Prince,
Robinson, Smith, Steele Waterhouse,
Walter and Wingerter.
The reading OF the minutes OF the last
meeting was dispensed with.
The President said that under the ordi'
nance 10 regard to licenses 1t was neCes'
sary to take up the applications for license,
read the names Of the applicants and al
low them to lie over for one week. The
lists Of applicants were then read.
COFFEE HOUSES.
Henry Amick, Charles Burke, O. R.
Behlor, John A. Beck, +. Bischof, John
Biedsubnch, H. BellinRer, H. Blumenberg,
Joachim Bsutsr, Henry BlebeTson, Peter
Bonnenbergsr, G. ]. DAuber, ]. H. Devin'
nsy, Williamm Entler, ]: B. FS0se,
William Gundling, Julius Lohse,, Gas
per He'll, Lawrence Heller, F. Heddrich
Mrs. II, HadliCh, WIN, Hartstein, j.
Younginger, Ernest kloepPneF, Martin
KorreIl, Catherine Niedemeyer, L. kressl
+, Kobsr. ChAs, Koch, A. knoke 4 Co.,
John Klievis, Henry Lehnert, Thomas
Mccormick, A. Mckinney, II. Michael s.
Mason, August Matthews, Jas, Mathews
WIN. Gilligan, II. Miller, W, McManaway
VIM. Meier, Jacob Nungs, I. F, Owen, ]
B. Russell, A. Reiter, Caleb Richard
J. Robinson, A, Rolf, Leo Reister, q
Stoehr, John Sheekey, J.. Seidlor, Geo
Sch wartzbaCh, l.. Schwalb, g. A, Stoker
G. Schwartz, ]. ThOner, +. Unruh, W
Was, Jacob Vosgler,O. 7, Wagner, Loreni
Wesle, Jos. Webb,L. Wilhelm,G. Warner
Fred Weddel, Jos. Young, Con Yahn'
oRDlSARIEs.
G. +, Bot, Anthony busch, Caroline
Ebellug, Joseph Green, Louis Hussman
Simon LasCh, Henry Neuhart, Ed. )
Norton, John RobreCht, F, j, RothaCker
Herman Relmer, James Rine, Chris. Vie
veg.
wHoLEsALR AND RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS
Horkheimer Bros, sChmulbRCh 4 To-
@. Welty 4 Bro, Hannah Keim, A, L
Meyer, s. Horkheimer 4 Son.
NOTHING CELLARS.
Lorsnk Auth, ], Hartman, LiSzl
SwariZ.
A communication was read from B, A
GalIigsn, Clerk to the Revlsionary Com
mlttee, stating that II Council desired th
ordinances printed in the new book
must expedite the passage Of those no
yet ac!ed upon.
The ordinance In regard to the prOpe
storage OF gunpowder was then taken u
and passed, Also the ordinance In re
gard to rates Of wharfage,
The annual license ordinance cam
down from the First Branch with q ri
fling amendment, which was conCurred Il
by this branch.
The ordinance in regard to the Fire De
partment was then taken UP, but not re
Ceiving the necessary fourth'hiths yot
was laid over until the next meeting.
The City Collector sent in a supplement
tai water tax which was properly referred
A communication from the Street Com
missioner In regard To the dumping q
ashes on public streets, was read and re
ierred to the Committee on Streets an
Alleys.
Mr.. Boring offered resolution againa
cruelty TO chicken cocks.
Mr., Baker offered resolution that thi
Board do attend the lecture Of JaCo
Kemple In q body.
Mr.. Dunning amended 1t by adding ian
that reserved seats be secured"
Adjourned.