The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-08
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Sarmtst advocates OF the appropriation, bu.
The howls OF 4 lew croaker. have made him
90 back on the record. Wheeling only pays
her proportion Of taxes, which happens 10
be larger than that Of the country. by The
levy, Of 1888 only l2 per cent went for roads
and bridges The county OF Ohio must, OF
necessity. keep up her roads. The com par.
son between expenditures In the city and
Country Ia not ialr. The committee has asked
for the least possible amount tia. ii can vet
along with. There is not msrohRn. Ia Inc
city who does not feel the effects OF bad
roads" >. "a ttCFT 4 = "a
Nh. DokISo DIVES MS REASONS. -t
MI. Boring ackno~ lodged that be had
changed bis mind; be had seen wherein no
bad bpCn wrong. Ho r'sarel that hish
taxes had dtiven Manufacturers from tho
city, md that today thu towns across tho
river wtro renplng the results In the great
humber OF factories that have almost made
cities OF them; II the taSe1 were 10 be KEEP.
up other business would 90 there. 35lit
Mr.. Spsldtl ssked for tina road figures for
1883 Tho CHAIR Bald that With the original
appropriation o! ST., 1850, thu 50 000lhA was
added the road anu bridge fanc, another
small appropriation and an unexpended
balance tram the year before, the whole had
only aggregated $24 $50. Mt. spsidel showed
that instead OF the appropriations Of 1888
being only l2 per cont oil The levy they had
been nearer 15 par can't; that the country
district, only paid $50, 600 In taxes FIR every.
thing, aud then got II all back and s., GOO In
addition Tor roads and bridges alone, leaving
nothing from them for other county and
Q, urt expenses. ~" a9 81
Mr.. Mnxw spoke In favor OF the report.
Mr.. Comnierford advocated a reduction.
Mes'rs. Maxwell and Woods both spoke NJ
lenGth In favor OF tho report, maintaining
that the appropriation essei for should DO
voted for by the city delegation as matter
Of public policy; that road Improvements
were permanent and made a large return To
ths city. Captain Prince, OF M,dison district
favored the full appropriation. while Mr..
Dslbrugge very Sensioly Characterised the de-
nand ss an outrsge. 5itIE IS! bii''t
THAT Five PERCENT REDUCTION. ,5t
BY this time the opposition was getting SO
hot that Captain Pines thought best 10 ap.
pessa II, and ofiercd resolution providing
that reduction OF five psrcsn: bs made OH
ail the propoted appropriations. This was
80 thin that It raised laugh. Mr.. Deibrugge
| advocated dttsrting Bctlon, and was second.
ed BY Mr.. speidel, who begged the city mem.
bers togo out aud SEQ the reads for them.
selves. Sir. Maxwell said that months
delay would throw contractors bRdly out.
NJ. spsidel suggested leu Gays, but Mr..
Woods said that the delay slkeil Tor was only
to deieaL the appropriation. The motion to
postpone action was Lost by the following
vote: Yea ps'te! Bir ng, Delbrugse,.st In
aad :Commtrtor.; Nays-Prince, Siocker,
Nichols, Woods aud Maxwell. 81
The vote Wal then had on Capt Princes
resolution to adopt the report los percent.
Stein, slocker, Prince, Woods, Nichols and
Maxwell voted aye. Be!ors the vote WAS al.
nonncsd Messrs. Spei1el aad Commtrford
voted sya 10 order to bsab.o TO moves recon.
AFTERNOON sgrIoS.
On Resembling Mr. Spe;del moved u re.
consideration. He prsdictcG that heiorG tha
year was out tina road and bridge fund wnuli
be swelled to $50. QUO or s3j. 900. judging from
what had been done In 1883. The people
we're not in a condition 10 stapd increased
taxes He would vote TO give leading roads
all they wanted. Tho Chair claiming thar
Mr.. spbidsi YVES not cor fning himself to the
qlas.lon TO reconsider, Il little sp.t eNsued,
but Mr. Speidai finished his talk.
Mr. Boring, ina warm speech, spoke oil the
untsifntss OF the appropriation, and cha!-
.sngad sny one to deny his pssrticns. MIR.
Maxwell taking up what Mr.. Boring had
said about hin cuastilusnls, said that llc
didn't care cent shout his Max well's) COZ.
s!ituents; they might howl themselves hoa,so
over what he did. Tina motion TO reconsider
YVES lost. and Mr.. speidel WIS allowed to
change bis vote again agalrs! the report.
Mr.. CONNIE ford did not cnargo. II.
| Liquor licenses were ordered granted to tie
following country desler.: T. Wal,ers, VIM.
Btamm, Aug Aeinberrer, L. 'Haller, j. +.
Hartleib, El.ysbeth Miller, George Baker, H.
aeherlnGer Ernest Steihn and Henry ssibsrt,
Mr.. Nicho!s objected to Baker; he kew that
he sold beer on Sunday. Mr.. Stein. who en-
dorsed Baker, said he WIGS no worse than the
others. and be vas granted License. "
Mertie Tyson was ordered 'iudentured 10
Joseph Boccmann and Matilda Wilhelm to
K. A. McCouaughey, Of Cameron, Marshall
county. Both are infast inmatea at the In.
Urinary, 1899 r.g-'rRa
ps0ELLAaEous MATTER. Il
Numerous petitions were referred to the
| committee OIL Finance. 3
The bonds {! The following road surveyors
ware received, approved knd filed: John N.
Thornburg, Joseph Tholnlan aud ]. H, Old.
| ham, OF Triadslphis district; Il. G. Smith and
L. II. Letter, Of Richland d,styic..
bamuel HieCJ wal appointed surveyor OF
precinct No. 7, 'Triadelphia district, vire
I. Mcdonald, Gsceased. Jessph Nichols
vas appointed suiycyor Of prccinc'
10. -, kickland district, in place OF
v, Mitchell, resigned. Vim. Fl. Nichols was
appointed surveyor Of precinct No. "A and
Alex. McColleoh was appointed surveyor OF
the McOol.coh aud Ridge Hill road both in
Rich!aud diatriet. 90 s., "a I y: ~
W. s. Buchanan presented E. numsrously
signed petition askins thsl he DO appointed
Jnstics Of the Peaos IN Union district, vice
NJ. Bulger, whose office he r.ked be do.
oiared vacant He WIS 50 appointed. :.
The Cofore.,s ordinance wen tsksn up and
a!ubstitulo offered. Tho sIos.ilute WIS one
prepared by fqnirs Schultz. aud very clear.
~ and explicitly defines what the duties and
compensation of The Office are to be. It was
read onca and referred TO Prosecuting Attor-
aey Jordan for advice. 4 l.}2tl . y.
At $50 y. Y. the Bosrd adjourned.
sss Vltes;, md Kesi, III .,
The Hood is n thing Of tbs pss!, and pDopls
have resumsd THAR Gvery-asy occupstioos
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