The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-31
THE NEW COUNCIL.
It's First Meotipg-The Standing Com.
u,fttecs-LaAtNI ght's n seting.

It's First Meotipg-The Standing Com.
mittecs-La NiGhrs Meeting.
The first regular meeting OF the new coun-
Gil was held last evening at the City Build
ing. There was full attendance and the
lobby was filed to oyerfowing It was ex-
pectsd that the various city Offices would be
filled, but the Committee on Salaries not
having reported, the election had to be de-
ferred.
The Second Branch convened promptly at
1880 O'Clock, all the members answering TO
| roll call except Messrs. Gavin and Gleason.
President Hildreth presided. The minutes
OF the previous meeting were read and APP
Gu application OF Thomas scanliu, he was
granted rebate OF license for his coffee
house at No. 1902 Market street, and = license
granted to Frank Warner to keep 4 coffee
house at that place, he giving Henry Hess
and Morris Horkheimer us surelies, the rules
having been suspended for the purpose OF
considering these matters.
up and approved. Il Is III the sum OF $40, 900,
and the sureties are Anton Reymann and
Charles w. Seabright. Capt. Bennett was
sworn in. He repofted having appointed the
| following persons 10 serve rs Deputy Ser
geants, and asked their confirmation, which
was done :, Caleb sylvis, B. +. Dunlap, Robert
Junkins, William L. Fugate, D. ]. Morris,
Thomas R. Bellyille, John Nolte, William
| II. WilliamP, Scott Liston, William II.
Combs, Malon Kennedy and Richard A.
Bird. The men appeared In full uniform
and were sworn in. 1t Is the same old force,
and fine looking one 1t Is.
The bond OF City Clerk Bowers In the sum
Nol 5000, with George Bowers, sr., aud
George Bowers. Jr., as sureties, aud that oS o.
Wharfmaster ForSythe In the sum Of 5000
with 8, Kuglen as surety, were approved and
those officers swoip In.
10. Payne was granted license to keep q
shooting gallery at No. $40 ChApline street.
The Joint special Committee on Commit.
tees reported haYing made It's appointments
as follows:
Accounts-Messrs. Halsted, List, Roth,
Jlsser and Peterson.
Cemeteries-Messrs. Habbsrheld, Hull,
Clator, Boring, Myles, Gavin, halsted and
Gleason.
city Prison-Messrs. Harrell, Pickett and
Zoeckler.
berg, Mckinley, Hall, Comerford, Frit,
and MilIigan.
Hull, Grogan, Schal,ze and keaney.
Contraots-Messrs. Work, Stanley, Dick
man, Zoeckler. Happy and Biagell.
Board OF Equalization and Appeals
Messrs. Wilson, Jepson, Halter, Boring, Nil
ligau, Donaldson Pickett and Schultze.
Eections-Messr Healy, Kenny, Gayen
Happy, Zoeckler and Donaldson.
Finance-Messrs Wilson, Rosenberg, Peter
son, Wilkinson, Hoffman aud Hall.
Fire observation-disclosures Zoeckler, Jep
son, Haller, Happy, Hoffman, Work, Jones
and schultze.
Health-M.ssrs. Stanley, Wingerter, Butts
Mckinley, Bingell, Myles, Comeriord and
Lights-Messrs. zoeckler, Butts. Jepson,
Kimberly, Roth, Donaldson, Miller and
Markets-Messrs. wingerter, Milligan,
Smith, Haller, Boring and Bngell.
Ordinances-Messrs. Stanley, List, Hall,
Kimberly, Wilkinson, Miller, Erskine and
Bingell.
Police-Messrs. Kenny, Clator, Healy,
Myles, Comerford, Halsted, Fritz and RoSen'
berg.
Petitions and Remonstrances- Messrs. Ha.
berfield, List, Butts, Boring, Wilkinson, Com.
meriord, Dickman and Donaldson.
Railroads-Mess Wilson, List, Peterson,
Happy, Wilkinson, Work, Erskine and Bin
gelf.
Real Estate-Messrs. Hull, Miller, Myles,
Clator, Gleason and Happy.
salaries-Messrs. Wilson, Hall, Smith
Happy, Rosenberg and Jones.
scales-Messis. Haberteld, Halter, McGin.
ley, Hoffman, Grogan, Donaldson, Dickman
and Hull.
Streets. Alleys and Grades-Messrs. Har.
rell, Hull, Clator, Boring, Myles, Smith,
Halsted and Gleason.
Water Works-Messrs. Wilson, Wingerter,
Halter, Kimberly, Hoffman, Miller, Jones
and Jaeger.
Wharves-Messrs. Kimberly, Hall, Win.
gerter, List, Roth and Hoffman.
The Committees were approved and or.
dered to 10 stand for the term. An ordin,
ance was adopted increasing the number oil
some OF them In order to accommodate the
increased representation In the Second
Branch.
elsewhere, was read aud referred TO the Com.
mittee on Police.
Dr.. Jepson offered the following, which was
adopted:
ResOlred, That Joint Special Committee,
consisting OF three members from each
Branch, be appointed, to investigate the I'D.
ministration OF the Affairs OF the City Prison
and ascertain whether or not change can
be effected which will lessen the cost OF
maintaining the City Prison.
Messrs Haberfeld, Clator aud Mckinley
were appointed: III.
To the Committee on Elections were re.
ferred various bills for cleaning rooms, and
meals furnished judges and canVasssrs.
On motion OF Mr.. Haberheld the Branch
adjourned 10 next Friday night, after in.
structing the Committee on Salaries 10 report
at That meeting. After the adoption Of the
report there will be joint session OF the
Branches and the elections will take place.
In the First Branch all the members were
present except Messrs. Roring and. List
Mayor Miller presided. The Branch con-
CURED with the Second In all the business
that was sent up from that Branch.
Messrs. Hall, Hslstsd and Wilson were up.
pointed under DR.. Jepson's resolution 10 in.
vestigate the Workhouse.
An ordinance was adopted .abolishing the
office OF overseer OF the chaingang, but In the
Second Branch, DR.. Jepson Directing to the
second reading 1t went over under the rules.
AJ.ARGER POLICE FORCE