The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-14

done, over any public street or alley Of
the city with any wheeled vehicle, any
load, weight or burden greater than
1000 pounds Cincluding the weight OF
the Wagonl with less that finch tires,
or 5000 pounds weight with less than D.
inch tires. Any persons violating these
provisions shall, upon conviction, be
lined for the first ohense not exceeding
$40, and for each subsequent otense not
less than S. per day for each and every
day such vehicle have been so used, the
width ofths tires remaining unchanged.
The ordinance Ia 10 be In effect from and
after November !, 1880.
This ordinance was read once in the
Second Branch, but Mr., Ellingham OBJ
iecting 10 It's further consideration, II
goes over, under the rules, till the next
meeting,
The ordinance prepared by Solicitor
White in response TO request from the
Board OF Public Works, providing that
all hose MOBILES used for street sprlnk-
ling should be provided with sprayeIs,
or sprinklers, was read three times In
the Second anu adopted unanimously
in the First there were only three
Messrs. Emsheimer, Robinson and
sChrebe-voIed for IT, and It was killed
dead.
The Committee on Markets reported
bills amounting to $500 25, and recom'
mended that a firm OF Belmont county
hucksters, who were wrongtully com
pelled ID nav q license tax OF $50, have
the same refunded them, The Commit
tee on Fire Department reported bills
amounting TO SSl4 0B; and that on Police
to the amountofSl622O. The Committee
on City Prison sent in bills amounting 70
$l5S 90, and reported that the prisoners
worked 257 days during the month Of
July, and that 70 cart loads OF broken
stone were hauled away during that time,
The Committee on Health reported bills
to the amount OF $30S 63, and that on
Cemeteries, S408 81. All OF these bills
were ordered paid by both branches aud
the recommendation OF the Committee
on Markets adopted.
The recommendation OF the Commit,
tee on Cemeteries TO the effect that the
City Clerk be authorized to draw his
order to reimburse Henry Ramp one.
half OF what he paid Tor tan bark used
at the Peninsular cemetery, amounting
to Sll, was adopted by both branches.
The Board OF disqualification and Appeall
reported bills amounting To $40 25, which
were ordered paid. The reductions and
corrections made by the Board were ap-
proved, and a resolution passed allowing
the members the usual S. per day for
ten days. Messrs. Ferrell, Harrell, Elm.
sheimer, Haller, Kreiter, Robinson aud
Arkle each got In their ten days, but
Mr.. WarneCke served only one day
and got So, while the Others got $50, The
two Assessors, Hughes and Elllngham,
were allowed $50 each for attending the
Boards sessions; total, 1913.
Notice was served by Mr.. and Mrs,
Adam Bricker through their attorney,
Col. w. w. Arnett, that they clrimed
$500 damages from the city for injuries
sustained by Mrs. BriCker by falling
through rotten wooden pavement on
Charles street, during the month Of
July. This matter was referred to
this Committee on Claims.
A resolution by Mr.. 0'Kane, instruct
ling the Board OF Public Works TO pro.
coed at once, while the river Is low, to
put In new gauge marks on the leVee,
was adopted by both branches.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Seeley,
providing that Policeman James NiCllol
be paid bis salary for the time he was of
duty by reason Of having been injured
while In the discharge Of his duty, was
ordered paid by both branches.
William Mccormick was granted Q IL
cense to keep n saloon ut No. 1900 Nc
Colloch street.
Clerk Thoner's regular semi.monthly
financial report showed that there were
balances aggregating $l70, 404,04 in hand,
Clerk ThOner reported further that up
to August 0, there had been paid into
the Receivers Office by Collector S. L.
Brice, s5,sO0,3 S taxes collected on nc
count Of the 50 cent levy, and SIC, $685. 49,
taxes collected on account Of the special
ten cent levy.