The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-29

nahenI water, Wtngeftef, III. ffeetdent.
Total, rs, Ayes-Dnnnipg, Halter, kim.
berry, Prince, Robinson, Steele, Total, 9,
Mr.. Kimberly then offered an amend
ment that the sum be changed from SO.
600 TO $4,000, Lost,
The ordinance was then adopted by 10
ayes 10 5 noes.
The Committee on Ordinances presented
an ordinance to amend an ordinance en-.
titled an ordinance granting to the Central
District and Printing Telegraph Company
the right 70 cree. its lines within the city.
SIC, !. Be 1t ordained by the Council
Of the city Of Wheeling that section second
Of the above named ordinance be amended
by inserting after the word ordinance,
zone yeara' notice OF its intention 10 do
so having first been given by the Ooun-
ellis, Said TO be In force after is passage"
Laid over under the Tules.
The Joint Committee on Streets, Alleys
and Grades recommended that the crock
sewer ending OF the corner Of South Hu.
ron and Ohio streets be continued down
TO the river. Adopted.
The committee recommended that the
clay taken out OF The street adjoining G.
K, Wheats brick yard by Mr.. Wheat be
charged to Nj. Wheat at the rate OF 90
cents for every thousand bricks made from
said clay, Adopted.
The Committee on Water Works report.
ed action on q resolution passed at q for
mer meeting with reference to the laying
OF . twenty inch water pipe from the
basin to Fifteenth street. It recon-
mended that the pipe be laid down Alley
o to Twelfth street, up Twelfth to Eof,
thence to the Capitol building, at an esti.
mated cost Of $l7, 0 Adopted.
Also adopted that the Superintendent
OIL Water Works be authorised to purchase
q boiler feeder to supply both sets oil boil
ers, cost not to exceed 1925.
The Fire Department Committee sub
mitted plans and specifications for the
proposed Seventh ward hose house, in
accordance with instructions Of Council,
and asked for authority to advertise ior
bids Tor same. Adopted.
A resolution 10 pay Howard, the arChi'
tect, 500 Tor getting up plans, was adopted
The bill for the payment OF the city
assessors, amounting TO $Sl2, was received,
and q motion to pay prevailed.
PETITIONS.
The Whitaker Iron Works and the
Hinge Company petitions Council to refer
to the Committee on Ordinance q report
setting forth that the property in the
vicinity OF The Warren oil refinery Ia
always In danger, and ask that an ordin
anCe be prepared limiting the storage oil
oil within the city limits.
The City Receiver sets forth In Q re,
port that Lewis Woodmanaee Is required
to pay $50 license for keeping a hotel and
that he asks as he Ia not keeping but 0
boarding house that the matter be referred
TO the Committee on Ordinance Tor ahate.
ment Of charge,
II. b. Hubbard and Isaiah Warren 4
Co.,, petition that free access be had 10 the
mouth Of the creek aud offer 10 pay S26
yearly for a lease OF the bank for q dis
lance Of so to 90 PAGES. Referred TO the
Committee on Wharves.
FIRST BRANCH.
The following members were present
Messrs, Boring, Uriswell, Fritz, Hall,
Hull, Miller, Myles, Schultz, simpson,
Wilson, Wolvlngton, Zpeckler.
The First Branch refused 10 concur In
the action Of the Second in giving license
10 Jos, Bishop.
The bill OF Luke Fitton was referred ia
the Committee on Health.
The resolution with reference to the ex'
Cavations made by G. K. Wheat wat
amended by adding that the excavations 30
made shall be filled up by Mr.. Wheat.
All other matters that came up from
the Second Branch were conCurred In.
Adjourned Of II 80 O'Clock.