Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-07

This showed pretty plainly how things
were running, as 70 tle departments. Inc
question wac, where was the SO $50 and
the other sumo Co come from.
Mr. Tracy Ted od, in an attempt toso.ve
this. by moving Co IelirQuish the item of
81 400 for paving on j. % street. Tie also
stated TIE sewers on Twelfth and E0f
streets and Alley @, would only cost
50 9l3. instead Of the $40. eos ap.ropri-
sted. He raid he would be willing to let
the whole $40. sos item 20 for this year, TO-
viied the COMMITTEES would sgrea 20 reap
psopriate sum the first thing next year,
for the soEers, and also to pave Eot s.re3t,
from Tselfth street 90 Sixteenth street
Nr. S eley ssii tor his part, be was
willing Co sgr5e that TIE fret thing, next
year, The Second AID Third wards be al
lowed $40 sos. TO do with as they might ste
Be-. and after that 20 stand on the same
basis as other wsIds for additional work.
Then they could get their sewers. and 81
they vented Eld street paved they would
have 81 co., after putting down the sewers,
10 start on it
Mr.. Pollock, replying, said this money
vas now due the ward, aud be ielt like IN
sistug on the Ell street paving. BE
didn'. feel Ike being b-mbooz.ed by ten
cent levy racket
Mr.. Seeley said he WASH there 20 BAN
bcozle any one He was making a bust
ness proposition.
Mr. Bailey called attention 20 tie fact
that Eon street might cost sl5. COO OF SIS
600. whereas they were only giving up
t1lt0s.
Mr. Pollock teen asked il the Committee
would agree to- pledge the sum CT $40 sos
Mr. Maxwell said be was willing 20 give
the two wards that sum as q starter, before
anything else was done; then they could
put down the sewer and start Eo1 street
with the rest, adding The tl,4lO sppfopri-
aicd flr that part of E31 street north CT
Tgeli,h.
The Chair then put motion, by Mr..
Maxwell that so, sos for The Twelfth street
sewer be rescinded; bat before this vas
adopted a resolution was adopted, piedging
ths appropriation next year, for the sewers
ana E1f street. ths first thing. Ice First
resoiuhon was then adopted.
The committee mex passed "a resolution,
aprropria,irg So $50 of the Sl0,505 with
draw, TO- pay the p.iuC pei and interest On
the tel-thirt7 AN.
This DIFF Sl.17S
blr. Maxwell tbeu called attention TO
other sho1tlgss lie moved the SLls9 70
90 The contingent fund, fon which fund
this eiscrrplucies must b. made up. II
wss SD ordered. T0is t1nd had s. ll2 16,
90 September ls., and the fLllo mske5
Si19O16
NJ. S eley then offered motion that tee
CIV Clerk notify the claifmen Of the vari-
Gus committees that they be cautions IN
M kiug expenditures I1r the remainder OF
the year The comui,ie approved THE,
and odop ed lhe motion
Ma. Maxwell then said be desired to
si some Seventh ward appropriations.
There was g. 220 SOD appropriated for sew
els f-om South Broad way 10 back river
and on Indiana street. There was not
enough of money, after paying for the
ppa, now on hand, % put down more thsn
one sewer. lie moved 60 have the ordi-
nance so amended a7 Co have the Indiana
street sewer put down, ard allow the
other to eo over uatl next yeaT, and he
sid even then. .lsy would be short e5uU
ou pultirZdown the Indiana street sewer.
Ha wss sked how they came 90 miss 1t so
much Cu lbe appropriation, a1d said, "a
reply. tbe.e had never been an estimate
made. Ills motion vas adopted with the
understanding The Board Of Public Works
hslp hm OUT as regards the $500. from
the Boards contingent fund.
The Twenty street paving mat
tsr. where there is a discrepancy Of 81, 723.
was brought up, bot the committee, by
general consent, let Ii 20 over.
The committee then adjourned.