The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

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mant and SlsS IL on account Of the Police
DEPARTMENT. these bills were ordered
paid, The Board reported that Chief
Smith had presented a bill Of $40 for
killing dogs and calling Council and COM.
mittea meetings; this the Board referred
to Council, II having NO appropriation
with which to pay 1t. It was ordered
paid,
The Superintendent Of the City Prison
presented bills amounting to S72 Is and
the Committee on City Prison q bill Of -
which were ordered paid,
B,R. W, RxPRSDlTURRs.
The Board Of Public Works asked that
the City Clerk ba instructed to draw his
orders on the Receiver to pay the follow
ing amounts out Of the sums set aside by
ordinance for the same, which was done:
Pr, Campbell on account OF paving alley
IS, S725 so; William Stobbs on account OF
Curbing done on OhapliAs, Eof, Eigh,
tenth and Nineteenth streets, $S4S %;
same on account OF CuTbing set In alley
Is, SSiS CO., same on account OF curbing
set on Main street, above Ninth, 500 so;
same on account OF Curbing set on Four
beSulH ptIeFlI FoA w.
The Board Of Public Works further
asked that the Clerk be authorized To draw
his order on the Receiver for 81, ISL 40 in
favor OF Robert Campbell, this amount be-
ing part Of the balance due him on &C.
count Of paving Chapline and Eolf streets
In the Sixth ward, and which is 10 DO paid
out Of the appropriation OF 1885 unOx-
pended. The CLERK was so instructed,
The City Clerk Was instructed to draw
an order for Sal 80 to pay the expenses OF
the special committee appointed TO visit
other cities and ascertain what pressure
was allowed In natural gas pipes,
FIRE AND POLICE,
The Board OF Police aud Fire Commits,
slonsrs reported that the following dis.
buraements had been made on account Of
the Fire Department for the six montha
ending June so, 1886: Salaries, $7,055 SO;
feed and miscellaneousexpsuses s 1854 40;
total, Sl0,240 Is, leaving q balance Of Sl9,.
1853 70 Of the yearly appropriation.
Thomas Muldoon was granted license to
keep a billiard table at No, 1920 Main
street.
The City Receiver wrs authorized to
collect from the State Auditor the railroad
taxes collected by him and due this city.
The Assessors having completed their
work were ordered to bs paidt the balance
Of the salaries due them.
The Board Of Public Works was ordered
to compel the natural gas companies 10
comply with tho rules governing the Board
in filling and ramming the trenches,
A resolution offered by Mr.. Hildreth ap.
proprlating $1,000 or as much thereof as
may be necessary, out OF the contingent
fund, to DO expended by the Board OF
Public Works in setting Curbs in the Sev-
enth ward, was held over until the next
meeting,
A resolution offered by Mr.. McGregor
ordering the Board Of Public Works to re-.
pair the leyee was adopted,
THE FIRST BRANCH.
The only absentee in the First Branch
was Mr., Myles. The Branch concurred
with the Second in all the business report.
ed above, together with several minor
matters. For the place made vacant by
Dr.. Wingerter's death Mr.. List nominated
DR., s., l. Jepson and Mr.. A. j.. Schult2e
named Mr.. Sam Brubaker. The vote was
0 to 4 In favor Of DR.. Jepson.
The following offered by Mr.. List was
adopted:
KtSolvsd, That the Committee on ordl.
nances be instructed to draft au ordinance
to prohibit the keeping Of cattle, hogs
sheep aud calves for sale within the
limits Of the city.
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