The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-26

md approved. During This interesting pei.
tormance, which took up about fifteen min.
1tes, there was d perfect Babel OF sounds, a.
every one talked about some foreign matter
and refused to ilsten to the tuelodious voice
81 Clerk Bowers. N.
I, COVE OK Tue tsLAsp. .
The Efs! business taken up was the ordi.
nance preventing the running at lArss o!
cows OH tie Island, which was amended by
the First Branch by fixing April |, as the
time for tue ordinance to 70 into effect. This
Branch concur:ed. ~ Iar 'l3la1I
The Gas Trustees ordinance as amended
by tae First Branch was ALEC taken up ~ IN.
nnfshed business and the amendments were
concurred In by this Branch, thereby put.
ting the ordinance Into effect.
LIQUOR LIcxssEs.
On motion the rules were suspended for
the purpose OF considering liquor licenses.
J. W. Bieric was granted license TO keep q
coffee house at No, 10i7 Market street, With
@. +. Wagner and Johanna Z. Keim as sure.
ties. ". b. Howell was granted license to
keep An ordinary at No. 1908 Water street,
with ugust 6had aud s. o. Burda!ts az sure.
tea. Joseph Green WAS granted license 10
keep sot:ee house at No. Twelfth street,
with L. Wilhelm and Charles Hoffman a.
sureties. G. F. Wagnsr's coffee house license
at No. 10i7 Market street, was annulled.
Joseph GREEN'S ordinary license ct No. 1908
Water street, was annalled. Sample Bros,
were granted license 10 keep shooting raj.
lery In the basement OF 1912 Market street.
A resolution offered by Mr. Hildreth au.
thorlziDg the Clerk to advertise f,r proposals
for furnishing the various city departments
xith coal 70, the cnsuing year was adopted,
the Branch ordering the Advertisement 10 be
placed In the four daily papers. In the FRS,
Branch this resolution was amended 80 es Ia
caun6 the advertisement to be printed three
times in the 1NTHLLlogHcEB and Register.
This action caused discussion doSn stairs
finally the "commoners'' resolved to ptand
by their action. "A Committee OF Conference
was appointed, and after comforting with The
"lords," both houses agreed to have the ad
vertasenent printed oncs in the four daily
papers. ~ lsPH
HEALTH MATTERS. @o 20.
The Committee on Health presented bill.
to the amount oil SIC 80 that were ordered
paid. Ihu committee also reported that bid!
had bsen received for removing garblge anc
eilal for the coming yesr, and that the follow
inr persons had been found to be tha loves
bidders for tbs dissricts named: First, NJ
Kelly, 1870: Second Robert Holmes, $i75
Third, Pat Condry, $505; Fourth, II kreiss
800, aud Fifth. r. v. Thompson. s274. II
this connection the committee submitted ths
following, which was adopted.
RtsoIrcd, That the Committee on Health b.
instructed to revise md remodel the present
ordinance In relation to garbage and oisl 81
as to provide more effective syatem for re
moving the same and that the awarding o.
contracts under the bids as above reported b
postponed until the committee reports sucl
an ordinance.
The committae also asked for an appropria
ton OF $500 to repair the Piedmont Hospita
(pest bouse) which was entirely submerged
during the Hood. DR.. Jspson obi .cted s;Tec'
orsly to this, and moved 10 amend by max
ing the appropriation $500. THIS opened a
discussion that brought out the facts thai
the location Of tho pest honss was very IN
desirable one from health view, that 1t VS..
very much objected 10 by McCotloch street
residents, and tina. already several hundred.
OF dollars had bean spen. on 1t In the way o.
repairs, and that it EAd cost tho city ia ths
part very large sums Tor tho care Of persons
taken to the hospital. q -Sg y "a
On motion Of Dr.. Jepson that part OF the
report was finally referred back to the com
mittee with the instruction tina! 1t inquire
into the propriety OF sslec,ing new sits fol
pes. house on high ground and at create
distance from the residen. PORTION OF the
city.
TROUBLE WITH TIE STREET RAILWAY.
The Board OF Public Works reported q:
follow: "The Citz.ns' Railwsy Company
has seat us Communications a copy oil
which ia herewith transmitted. Since we
took charge Of the streets va have been con.
s'aotly appealed to, to compel the Cl,iz.as
Railway Company to keep It's tracks aud the
streets over which they pass in a good condi.
ton for traYel. Wherever We have improved
the atreet along the line OF said railway, we
hsve paved the necessary one foot on each
sida thereof and when needed, between the
Fails, and charged the actual cast OF such
work 10 tie Street Railway Company,
We have repeatedly notified the street
car company Of repairs needed To
It's tracks and the streets over which
they pasa and 1t has refused TO- comply there.
WITH, We would therefore recommend Ia
your honorable body thu. tho ordinance I'M.
der which said railway c,mpanyis operating
be 20 amended Us 10 ptoyids that after notice
10 repair Ito tracks or the street, shall have
been given by the Board, and II J.. refuses to
obey laid notice. tia. sAid Board shall have
ths right to make such rspsIls as In It's opin.
lon are nea6ed, ard chrrse mud collect ths
actual c6st oil ss,ne from said coiupany BY
due process OF INV" sef
The paper transmitted wls one addressed
to the Hoetd BY O. A. Winyerter, President
Of the Citizens' Street Railway Company and
read as fpllowt ssa'.-s 4. ,7s'.3I'' y =.
u hereby mos. reapentfully call tho atten.
lion CT your honorable CJa.d 10 tho fnct that
IS there IL no contract Or agreement existing
between the d 'erd OF Pab!ic Works and the
Cit Fans Railway Company regarding repairs
10 the tracks OF Inc company, therefore It
Decomes my duty 10 solemnly protest against
The Board OF Public Works ordering any fur
thor repairs which the Board will c1pect the
cit'zsns Raj! way Company to ray to!, "a Tho
will pay for no repair to Its road.
way unless so ordered by nue. in writins.n
The entire matter was referred 10 the Com.
nittce ON Ordinances Tor report rs TO tbs
lights Of the city Or Board in the case. n.
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