The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-14


hers notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather. Those absent from the Second
Ranch were Messers. Bremen, Miller,
prarer. yockler and Whytc. Mr.. Dob
bips was the only one absent from the
First Branch. Both branches were in
session about two and one-half hours
and disposed OF considerable business.
4 large mass of business that had ae-
cumulated on the table of the Second
Branch was disposed OF and the tablein
tle First was about cleared up.
TIE CLERKS REPoETs.
The Second Branch was called to order
nj s o'clock. The minutes were read and
opproyed and, as usual, the first business
taken up after that been disposed Of was
The scmi.monthly financial report Of
CLERK Bowers. This report showed that
ont Of the provisional appropriations
made 10 the several departments for the
quarter ending March 81, 1888, aggEeg4t:
Inc $685. SO, there has been expended
since January !, the sum Of Si3,0OS q,
leaving a total balance OF S34,9i6 70 di-
yided Us follows!
Board OF Public Works, 50, lA 9aI
Fire Department, S2,IvS W. heallh re
patment, Sl,G5; Markets, 500 - 70
lice Department, Sl,m2 70; CITY FITS priSon,
sy0l 90; Scales and weighing, ~ VI
Real Estate, S2G2 lDi Cemeteries, SlOO w
Salaries, SSGO 7Oi Contingencies ~,
COL 81; Compromise loan 81 ,OOO; Llty
Water Board, Sg,4O2 4oi Clty0as WORKS
S., 1855 0G.
The Clerk reported farther, that up to
March 10, Collector brlce iiad pqla !Dlo
the city treasury taxes collected 70 me
amount OF ST., ISL w on acconn! OF Ihe
80 cent levy, end Sl$931 ~ on account
Of the special 10 cent levy iund. Both
reports were ordered filed,
The rules were on motion suspended
for the purpose OF considering appIic'l'
cations for saloon LICENSES. NJ. \. bru-
bakers license 70 keep at 10, ll25 Mar
ket street was Rnnulled, and lipeDse
granted to him to keep at No. 1888 Mar;
ket street, he giving L. II. Hanke and
G, w. Weity rs his sureties. -
rup srocv Y,Rps oRpISIYcg,
~, 80" $3.50, ,,otoro tLo hrorch the
Inc cll.nF h!u He tknt st"nL'vorJS
ordinance proyl t'"ts IT, ~ y" Of
SHAH only oe es.aI's NJ, - ub s X" tuN
the cltS OUT mn .ue i ,SSs naSSed SbeMt
nel' ian. amr' aao anJS teSt Eose brought
one ye.'t nnHSo, Somrt jec;,,sJ snoinst he
U uueT hn a. that the fines provided for
C ..;:,,,t;U% ths nroy;sions of the ordinance
,,io." auSo s The ordinance WINS then
~ ';.s; H1t onJ tho tine made from So TO
: 90 .Tbis " rsviscd ordinance was then
~. oJ,,onJ intntb. 9ccond Branch some
.;Mo IN Ianr,nrw and, discussed and
;lm !" ovor XII FEBRUARY ii. when It
, ,,'og ,,soS"J I hv n majority yote In some
% SS X was oyerlooked at the next meet
~ ~ ronncif when Il should have had
i nnsether ma;nsitv vote To nut Il into
%anon and "ccori;nolv lind 70 he present.
tV az or;oi%SI mattSr I'M NIGHT II was
r nnce md Le;nD obiected toby Mr..
i u"o,v lad ~ liz "yer Nr Healy raised
n Jrrisive laugh by stating that he
thoMrhf tho ordinanc. ought 10 be printed
W tS"t avervono could he informed
a oI,or, Tho matter The matter has been
one of the most thoroughly discussed
cvsr presented In Council.
An ordinnnce allowing the CITY Clerk
70 1 INV the Tollector The commissions
~ H. III ;m m The tirst of each month. was
uSo,,4ad " '''N - = " ~ =
wv covv,rrrr nrponrs
,v ',-..:.,.-tl, fal,,,.;,,, o,nourts
Blilsasgfesaung LII loiio@ i.t . tao" nnd
were presented W 'ne Ionl naIaS nS;J.
departments n nlI anI otueiS Sob p nv
Markets, Soe 2T Ivy s99i "a. III Rooyi
~ poI;c" and F;rc Commissioners, ON
account OF the Fire Department, $500 IS;
on account OF the Police Department,
SCI %. OF this last amount, 81 goes to
Chief Smith for calling Council and
The Committee on Cemeteries recon-
mendtion that the Sections salary be In,
from $500 to $500 was approved
and ordered.
The garbage contracts were ordered
awarded rs recommended by the Com.
mittec on Health.
The Board of Police and Fire Commits
sioners presented n resolution increasing
the salary OF its clerk from 500 to sos per
and an ordinance increasing The
salary Of the Chief OF the Fire Depart
ment from $1,000 to $1,000 per annum.
The resolution was adopted bya vote OF
II to II, but US itinvolvGs an expenditure
Of money and failed to receive two
thirds majority vote, the resolution has
to lay on the table until the next meet
ing, when another majority vote will put
It IN force, so fur as the Second Branch is
FINE DEPARTMENT 1NcneAsrs
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me orut .,.u i,efe'sin wy Snaea
saIary "aS 'Ign Ilhen Up on I's n,',o,
teadaG ~ & iie HtotJ - ~ 70 an I Ell
e1t .a' tlie .iies :, .ae s35S - s4on
alu nlcm oe lnGte's 1;t nun S@1t9 Si ~;
PEI iG fdI,N s'Cd u ,e. ,, ie at
l p ~ WI y. nt, t
hau Tue BOARD t,loug I., .'ie s .n ei,.'' ~
q a advaGg ~ a'y a. ". H,, Sae
;hleli ~ Mo m, naIs ssst ~ a TT,
non was ciIeu 70 tne iS S; t"U Ths ShIei
u tne fite department WIN "li nIs r.