Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-25

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ytv c,s,t po,.,. .,sters.
- -, xted his semi
"on'niy huAnciA report ,;n, q total
oaiance OF siio,S oS, as foiic pa
of puhlic Works S07 no e6 6rs Doa'u
N 9s0 =
'' n' .,. w. so - mAi.e' sS6;
~ saa. 90 ~v ~ s~a, ~
7o'ie0' s'-''oo' foAi e''a'e' 900 W oeme'
teries, $49l.79; salaries, IS, 105 10; contin-
penciss. SIS. 967 ls; loan of 1877. x3 ss3:
Ioan of 1891 G, ono IN. w.,.r p..,a es,
90 % 49,, - - w.
800 90, sas WOKE, s4i, ns.9
49,. s;. .'A.eneus va - '.Su'is<a .p n sno",ng so
M N, e.Poue,.uS nen - ~ .ne Doeu oi ruonc
"oiks, VI soo, 200 oo' OIL Hnicn soV$aoS
ss mss ..,sespis .s ~ 70 tne nt,heens Inao' nnd
SlS, 4oo'o4 70 .ne ten cent ieVy iond. Inc
balance IN tne contingent iund OF the
o so, Div DIN ~ iePo,'eu ecneV'ous VIZ. ~ aoOv ".
wss s 81 a. fJ ~, ,.., :" "a % en- s". 49, 20
cent levy.
Committee bills were reported as fol-
lows: Health sn' $50 EquAizat'on AND
appears, I fos; oraeiea PAID.
Ing boafa OF fuol'c WORKS asked an ap'
Propl'ation 70 pay tne ioiioW'nR oiiis'
WHICH Nero oroered PAID
Leonhsrt paving Jacob street. goo IS
VIM soSSs ps pcnrhiSS aa on Msn ssrsss 'oaS
$,6ss IS
The City Board of Equalization and
Appeals submitted its report, giving q
long itemized exhibit of the reduc-
tions and corrections made in assessments.
The total reductions on real estate were
about 500, 600. A resolution to allow the
footing up S24O. was adopted. and the 70,
port adopted and ordered filed. The re-
port reduces the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia from SIS, 900 to S42, 900, and
the Manufacturer Company from $50, 900
to $12, 500.
Congressional A Appropriation.
Mr., Allison offered the following.
po.o,,.J Th.. ~. c,,.,...;.,.I p.,
WIG os'o". i'ep
sentatlves anc Senators from West virginia
be and they are hereby requested to en-.
deavor to secure the passage by Congress Of
u bill sppropriating 500, 900 for the pur-
pose of rebuilding the bridges on the
National road, in West Virginia, that
were DESTROYED by the flood Of July 10,
1883. and of otherwise repairing said road
where damaged by said food.
This was unanimously passed.
A communication from the Team.
Owners Association, setting forth that
they bad donated $50 to the sufferers on
Csldwelps run, calling attention to the
great damage there, and praying that aid
be extended, was received, read and filed.
Miscellaneous.
The ordinance in relation 10 the City
Collector. heretofore fully explained in
these columns, was read third time and
passed.
A resolution from the Police and Fire
Board. recommending the psymsnt of
$50 80 to Henry Brinkman, a. salary while
he was disabled while in the dischsrQe OF
his duty, was adopted.
A resolution authorizing the Health
Officer to contract for gas for the crema-
tory, at the rate of 81 Der day, until the
West Virginia Compauy Ia able Ia supply
pas was adopted.
The Water Board vas inrtructed tn re-
pair the water main over Cald dvelI's run AZ
soon as possible.
Mr.. Fairs motion, asking Congress to
appropriate 500, 900 to build monument
at Wheeling to commemorate the last bat
tie of the Revolution, passed by the First
Branch at the last meeting, was adopted.
The summons of the Circuit Court, d.
rected to the city, citing the defendant to
fir,t dav of the next reoular tarnn In An
swer an information fled by Gregory
Warner, was read together with an affi-
dsvit setting forth the facts. The docu-
ments were flied, and the Solicitor author.
fend the city's interests.