The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-28
LIQUOR LICENSES
ANO SOME OTHER oIrY MArrERs
oeeupy the Time Of tn. s.eoad Branch Of the CITY
COunsll-A Lively Old Fashioned Night
At the Municipal Paiaes-Ths First
Branch Fall, 10 Aa.srlall.s. 81

Branch falis 70 AAterlAliKe.
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, Last evening was the ume tor the rgulai
semi.monthly meeting Of Council. Tn,
members of the seoond Branch tnynaa an
.trorr h,t ,ha F,rst p,a,,ot -. -,
'us 'Ae sss D'atiSn tnenioets Welt Welt
not to be seen. The lower house did but lit.
tie business, but did an awful amount Of
talking, and there was Considerable splfit
shown on two or three OCCASIONS II Was 4
regular old.iime meeting. :
The Second Branch was called 10 order M
1880 o'clock by President Hildreth.
all the members being present except
Messrs. Dickman, Mckinley, Roth, Smith
(Porterl Wilkinson and WipPerter. The
minutes OF the previous meeting were read
aud approved, and the rules suspended for
the purpose OF dispoSns OF LIQUOR licenses. a.
follows; .
Jacob Wilhelm, coffee house at No. 1920
Jacob street, rebate allowed for remainder Of
license year. Jacob Wilhelm, license grant
ed 10 keep coffee house at No. $3.50 Jacob
street, for remainder OF license year, giving
bond with F. Hanke and Sol Kraus m hurs.
ties M
John ]. Kinney, coffee house at No. 702
Market street, rebate allowed for remainder
of license year. John ]. Kinney, license
granted to keep coffee house at No: 70i Mar
ket street, for remainder OF license wear. ciy.
ing bond with F. Hanke and Sol Kraus n
sureties. N;
100 Seventeenth street, rebate Flowed for the
remainder Of license year. Mrs. Lxxie
schwartz, license granted 10 Keep coffee
house at No. l76 Seyeateaath street, for the
remainder OF license year, giving bond with
Henry Neuhardt and Mrs. SusannAh Mason
as sureties.
Simon Lasch, coffee house, No. 1888
Market street, rebate allowed and license
granted for remainder OF license year 10 Keen
coffee house at No. l0l8 Market street, giy-
ing bond with Jacob Lasch and Peter Weity.
at sureties. {.
Frank Healy, granted license to keep cot-
fee house at No. 1925 Market street, with Sol
Kraus and Charles Schmidt as sureties ON
bond. s-7I} ~
Richard Donovan aud H, 8. Uipner Grant
ed license to keep coffee house nj No. lbO
Seventeenth street, with NJ. Raisbeck and
Charles Schmidt as sureties on bond.
James Mathews, coffee house at No. 150
Seventeenth street, rebate allowed and IL
sense granted for remainder OF license year.
TO keep coffee house at No. 81 Tgenty.sixth
street, with P. Welty and Anthony Dusoh
az sureties ou bond. 4
Jacob T. Dillon and P. Mcdonald, license
to keep an ordinary at No. 1882 Market street,
William l.. Rose, license granted to keep
coffee house at No. $500 Jacob street.. yith
Henry Hanke and NJ. II Joy as sureties.
J. p. Foose had petition In for rebate and
annulling Of license. There was no one 10
take his place, and DR.. Jepson objected to-
granting rebate. II was the same kind Of a
case, he said, rs that OF 0 man who rents d
house by the year-he pays for the wear
whether be occupies 1t or not To grant re-
bate would be TO invite men 10 try the busi-
ness and II they found It didn't pay, quit
without caring whether the city received q
big revenue or not. HarralD, OF the First
ward, was In favor OF granting the rebate,
aud made hot speech In favor OF LIQUOR
men. The rebate was not allowed.
The Committee on Real Estate submitted
bills 10 the amount OF $l7S G9, which were or.
dered paid. The committee also recommend
ed that the petition OF @. 81, Booth asking to
purchase the northern end Of Water street
be referred TO the Board of Public Works.
and that the City Solicitor be instructed to
draft an ordinance, amending the ordinance
In relation 10 the Receiver, making It his duty
to attend to the collection OF rents from iessea
OF city property, and fixing his conversation
therefor. In confirmity with The resolution.
OIL Mr.. MllllEHn referred 10 Inc COmmlttee.
the committee reported that by reference to
page 800 OF the printed ordinances the
desired information might be Obtained
as 10 the property owned by the city.
except that since The list was printed
the city had purchased the property on
which the Seventh ward hose house and that
on which the Water Works addition now
stands. Also, that the etound, which have
been improved might be found In the same
place, That the Assessors would be better
able 10 give the value az the ground owned.
Also, that twenty.nine pieces Of ground. were
leased, The revenue from the same Being
1880 per wear. THE report was adopted. : 2.
Bills 10 the amount OF Is, so were offered by
the Committee on Markets and ordered paid,
The Market Master was instructed 10 have
the necessary repairs made 10 the Second
ward market house, Including the brick pave.
ment. =; iiEf9f
The Committee on Fire Dspartment re.i
ported In relation 10 horses needed Al the.
Hope and United houses, aud was instrncted
10 dispose Of the two useless animals- and
purchase Others 10 take their mace. 'the
uhief after the purchase 10 distribute lthe,
horses as In his Judgment may seem proper.
a number Of citizens living up CaldweIl,s
Run on what il known ne liz aRisht band
run road or FrazIer,s road.U petitloned 10
which In situated in the eity limits M thev
being taxpayers, have been keeping the