The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-15

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surveyor uoSe for 5Tl L
tufbS nhd Crossings, IN progress ........., $40
Extending Twen'y'ioul.h Eject sewer
,ni.n m 0yS.; l., C09
sifel elepniss cgplIacis III progress ..".. 80 G
Ao'hi'''''' IT, hCA
] We trust 1t may be your pleasure to adop
the following resolution: ..-6g
| Res0lred, That the City Clerk be authorized
to draw his order upon the Receiver in ia
vor Of the iioa:l Of Public Works for "a,
Je0 q, and TINT tho came hu placed to III,
credit OF the Board. -.
Respectfully.
u. a. GALLiGAE, Clerk.
The Committee on Fire Department ire
sented quite a lengthy report and four reso
lutions, all OF which were adopted. The
resolutions authorized the payment oi bill:
amounting TO 81, iS6 81; that the City Solici
tor make Il tender Of $40 to Hook and Schra
der in settlement Of the SIS bill; that The
committees chairman be authorized to pur
chase the Clatos ladder at cost OF iljei that
the chairman be authorized to purchase 8 00C
feet OF American hose at cost OF 81 per foot
with couplings, etc.
The Committee OH Water Works recon.
mended thut the sum OF SSl 9S be refunded
AtlN LuAl CtTlulI TGuuC[lOIlS
be made amounting to ISL oG. This was all
conquered in. The committee reeon,menled
that the petition OF C. Il. Behler be refused.
Mr.. Behler appearing and making Il state.
:aent, Inspection was granted. g
The Committee OH Cemeteries asked tLe
paymeE OF bills amounting to $l3 90, and q
bill OF z. Daily OF s3327 for building gutter
at tho Peninsula cemetery, all Of WHICH vas
granted.
The report OF the City Sexton showed the
collections forSeptember to be $ll 90, and for
October $40 50. - :
The Committee on City Prison asked the
payment Of bills enumerated In theSaper,n.
tendent3 report amounting to sl44 49, and
bills OF the Committee amounting to SlJ3 10.
all OF which wasgaIted. The report CT rha ST..
perlntendent showed .; prisoners in his
charge, November lst. Received during Oc-
tober, 90; tine expired, Is; released by May
or. 1; released By Sergeant, s.
On the experimentation pi lAe Comm ittee
OIL Streets, Alleys and Gradcs, this Hrancl,
ordered the payment OF 1885, for stone fur.
nished on order Of Street Commissioner. 1t
also resolved to have P.J. Gilligan charged
20 cents per perch for 800 perch Of stone
taken RON the quarry On Twentieth street.
and that the BIZ be Placsa in the hands Of
lhe City Sergeant for collection, and that II
1t be not paid In q certain time he he sued.
The Committoe on Accounts made a re-
port, the first, by the way, for three months,
The committee recommended for payment
bills aggregating 500. 10, which were ordered
paid, The report made iirst.class financial
showing for onr police.
The Finance Committee handed in n
lengthy report stating that It had mazda Tho
eleventh annual settlement with List &
Davenport, commissioners Of the loan of
ts7l; which was approved and confirmed.
The sa'fte actqn WIS taken by the Branch on
The report that settlement had been had
with Brady e. Wilkinson, ,iiuusices ot the
Compromise Loan. Ga recommended
Brady Il Wilkinson were paid the sum OF
SIS g. the same being 4 of per. cent com.
misaipn on S3.727.33; and that N. Wikin-
son lie paid $3.50 for extra services; and that
the sum Of SEQ lie Paid as commissions on nc.
coun. OF Compromise Loan. jameg 3. fancy
was relieved from collecting 1880 delnouenis,
The settlement-with james B. fancy OF his
account of 1881 was ratified and the Clerk
ordered 70 charge him with the delinquents
The report pl the Committee on Lights
coming up 1t was ordered thAt the Trustees
OF the sas WORKS te instructed To place 2 Css
lamp on Water street, between Fourteenth
street and Stamm House alley; two on South
Penn street; one at The corner Of Jacob Street
a::A alley Is; ono east side OF South Broad
way; ons On ;,orth side Of Virginiu; TINT gas
main be extended On ljor.h York, and that q
post DO placed on said street; That Jones &.
lnderhill be. notified of the expiration 81
their q! la!Mp contract in thirty days. md
that the charge OF oil lamps Le placed In lila
.pnds Of the Gas Tsustscs, and lint ,hey plr.
Gllasc on best terHl3 possible from JONES' 1.
Underiiil the futures belonging to same. and
that tho Trustees be authorized 10 substitute
gas for. oil lamps whenever deemed aiyiable,
and the care Of the lamps 10 be paid by the
Gas Trustees. 81 00,S1, -
The new City Water Board presented lis
first report which was received and filed II
showed the Yeeerp,s 70 have been sc, GOT S.
ana n' Inc s1psnait.lres ~ go t5 leaving
deyed paid. -!
This Branch soncH.YeI with the First in
passing resolution N5ing January !, 1883,
az the time, from Which 'in,cfts; inay be
! charged OH MI city taxes remaining unpaitl
at that date, US recommended BY CITY Co!lec.
tor fancy In communication. l7..,s
Demands Ind been made several tim o. that
the ordinance prepared for this meeting,
granting the Elm Grove Railway Company
the payer TO operate steam motors on their
:'.eatl. se taken np, hut Mr.. llildreth ignored
everything until the reports we've gu, Of the
way; but ut this point. tue ordinance was
taken up, read three times, amended BY
making the limit OF speed four miles per
hour instead Of three, and adopted. Those
| who voted Tor it were: MessrS Ryrdats.
Armstrong, Clark, Comnierford; " DAVIS
Escht,nth, Grogan, Hildreth, kimberly,
schoekey. Smith, Steele, Walter, md Wheel.
sr. Those who voted 'no'' we're: Messrs,
Hnbcrhe!d, Jenson, Prince, Robinson, md
Winge!!cr. Before TIM ORDINANCE was rpad.
tho following communication sjgnpl bg
PRESIDENT Wilson, was read md referred to
the Committee on Ordinances: A.; Z \ " =
, "ionr, petitioner: the Citizens Railway
Company, respectfully represents that from,