The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-18
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Spent few IIpnrs nj lheA Ark, anu Mnn.
aSc 10 Dispose OF some rNusluess.

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q, aSc 10 Dispose OF some IAusiuess.
For wonder inerc was a Council meeting
held last evening. The excitement Of the
past two weeks over ihe members felt Thai
they sscould afford 10 spend few hour
In The eisy's service. It took some time,
however, 10 corral them in their respective
chambers. 4 lg, .ssfgi,a 5i.S, n
Z About s o'clock, President Scott called the
Second Branch 10 order and tic following
members answered to their names: NIessrs
Burdatts, Clark. Conerford Davis, Dunning
llaberiiclu, ilaller, 1lildreih, Je,son, KIM
Derly, Robinson, Smith, Warehouse and
Wingerter During the reading OF tho min
ntes Messrs. Wheeler and Hoffman appeared
Tie minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and approved. H. NFl
The iltst ihlns called for. was ,lie,'report o.
tho special committee appointed To inyesli
gate the claim that tho l., VIZ Ky, exten
sion was ehcronching on the clty's streets III
The Aighth ward. The committee, II seems
has rs yct done nothing, therefore no report
was forthcoming. agpEs .,W0Tu az
A report from the board Of Public Work,
asking the payment Of vaous bills amount
Ing IL S,S19.la, was taken up and raised
quite row. The bills were ordered paid
after considerable chin music. MIR. lIaber
Held made some OF bis characteristic remarks
about the board beating the Committee OIL
Streets and Alleys and "then solnen Mr.
Kimberly voted aye, but did 30 unUer pro
test, alleging that the board was not keeping
faith and doing what II promised. r2t
The account OF the Committee on Streets
Alleys and Grades WIS received md or.lere.
paid. 1t, including the payment Of labor
bills amounting to $40 G0ulid to Alex. Gil.
lespic, 500, he 10 release Nil claim 10 damage
To his property on High street. ,s.i .dB.Sa
VIM. GilliSaH was granted license 10 keen
Il coffee house ut 2SOl Main street. Z. W,
Seabright aud John Trunk were taken rs
suretits aim. E n
Tbs reports OF the City Clerk and City Re.
cetvcr, witch were published by the lSrELtt.
GxScen last week, were read and In silence 70.
ceiyed and filed. ,l8a y
The Committee on Lights asked the pay.
ment OF bill Of $i0I % for reut OF a. safe
during the gas Investigation, which wus
granted. The wages OF the Gas Collector
were raised by a resolution FROM $G5 to $7J
per month. GW H.
The Superintendent Of tho City Prison re.
ported US follows: Total cost per month, Sill.
o9;average per day, lsIsccnts; In prison III first
Of mouth, 10; reccived during the month,
%; total, A.. Time expired, d; escaped, .
released by Judge !; by Sergsat,. .; total,
H.. Still IN prison, y. The bills were
ordered paid, aud force pump was ordered
placed ut the prison ut Il cost not to exceed
$40. Hsf sH.. Sg.',p7. W +,
Bills amounting TO 1851 we're submitted
BY the Committee OIL Real Estate ind ordered
paid. G1llll '7If-1-7
The Gas Commissioners reported Us fol.
lows: .rs.,'rIE0 rHu
Cash on hand at Inst report s9i G.
heteiVeu from Trustees uu:iis nohth.... 3.2 u
q loull ....,.......s5 2lG "
Amount paid During month OH Trustees
...-S 1855 d
Sush oh ~ !JJ 81
..'...-........-..92 ZIG b
The City Solicitor reported back the &c.
ceptance Of the street railway ordinance by
the President and Secretary Of the company,
US correct and IN proper form. IH
Michael Hearne was granted license to
keep coffee house ut ~ Twenly.fourth
street. with Fred Hnnke and Henry uauke
as suretics. az I'D
Chris. lIagelorn was granted license to
keep pool table at sG,5 Chapline street.
a variety OF petitions for variety OF mat.
teFs anu things were taken up and vaiiously
disposed OF. .E.z.a g.N'4 @3T
A resolution offered by Mr.. Kimberly In.
STRUGGLING the Superintendent Of Water Works
10 report the time that Capt. Dllon's steam
boiler vas II. Gse ut the water works, aud for
which he has not been paid, and that the
clerk OF the city be and he Is hereby ordered
to issue an order in favor Of Capt. Dillon for
same at the rate OF 81 so per day, was adopted.
The Chief Of the Fire Department reported
as follows: GENTLEMEN IL herewith submit,
the, following naines for your confirmation as
members of the Fire Department, Henry
totLe.mund vice Owen sullivan George
Rank vice Henry Brooks Homer. Cline vice
William johnson, John Peters vice Robert
Holmes. ALI were confirmed.
Several resolutions, none OF any special
IMPORTANCE. were adopted, and one or two
ordinances were disposed Of. s..ys}-4 .-5,.1
In the First Branch quorum was presen,
and presided over by Mayor Egerter. All
business coming up from the lower branch
was ConcuEred In. .r,,..s +. ! a~,1'7T