The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-23
Mr.. Horstman's property and place it
where 1t was first ordered to be- put.
NEW ORDINANCE CONSIDERED.

Mr.. Horstman's property and place It
where 1t was first ordered to be put.
NEW ORDINANCE CONSIDERED,
The ordinance granting the street rail-
way company the right to lay q loop
track on Fourteenth street between |
Main aud Market was aually passed, the
Second agreeing with the First in the !
striking ont Of the amendment offered |
by Mr., Young when this matter was
last up for consideration, providing that
as a return for the right OF way the com,
pany must issue transfer checks TO all
passengers on the main line who want
to 20 10 the Island,
The ordinance establishing the new
grade on McColloch street between
Twenty.ninth and Thirty.third streets,
over which there has been such kick
OF late, was passed by the Second Branch,
but the Firit delayed action till the Com
mittee on Claims, 10 which have been
referred some claims for damages by rea-
son OF this change in grade, shall have
met aud made It's report,
An ordinance accompanied by q Pc
tition signed by alt the renters 6t stalls
in the Centre market asking for It's
adoption, providing that market be held
there on Tuesday aud Thursday morn,
ings instead OF on Tuesday and Friday
mornings, was considered, This ordi-
nance also provides that To sell after the
closing Of market Is as much OF a tinea'
BILE OlIense as To sell before the opening,
the idea being to enable the clerk OF the
market to get the place cleaned up after
the Saturday night market, before Sun
day morning, The Second finally re-
feFred the ordinance To the Committee
ON Markets for report and with in
structions to have the ordinance they
shall. prepare printed once In each Of
tho daily papers.
The Committee on Ordinances repor-
ted an ordinance making the south side
OF Twelfth street, between Chapllne and
Market, q stand for gurneys did other
carriages for hire, and the North side OF
Twelfth street, between Main and Water
streets, a stand for express wagons, Gar.
riages may stand at depots and steam
boat landings for ten minutes before the
arrival Of trains or boats, and at theatres
for fifteen minutes before the close OF
performances, This was read once, aud
being objected TO by Mr.. Ellingham,
who wanted to know the views OF the
expressmen on the matter went over
under the rules till the next meeting,
An ordinance providing for the en-
ployment OF an additional full paid man
in the Fire Department, 10 he used as an
emergency man, was discussed for some
time In the Second, the old cry Of re.
trepGhment being again sounded by Mr.,
Harrell. No final ACTION was taken in
this matter
MONEY FRoA THE GOVERNMENT.
Mayor Seabrlght reported having re.
ceived a draft ofthe United States Treas.
urer for Sl20, the amount allowed the
city by the Government for the use OF
the Council chambers by tho United
states Court during lis regent term in
this City-twelve days at $40 per day.
The Mayor stated In his communication
that il hp hgd done wrong In letting the
court occupy the rooms for one.half what
Council had demanded, that he would
make UP the difference out Of his own
pocket. The First Branch passed vote
Of thanks to the Mayor for the prompt
and proper manner In which he dealt
with this question.
The report OF City Solicitor White 10
the elIOct that the city was not liable for
the $500 damages claimed by L, V. Blond
for Injuries inflicted gu his horse by the
yigilant reel while on its way to d FIRE,
was ordered filed.
William SPargo and James Flanagan
were granted rebates on DOUBLE assess'
mentS.
Mrs. Adam Hasenaur and Miss Mary
Hasenaur were allowed $40 70 for dam.
age done 10 their water services by care
less workmen engaged in making the
change Of grade on McCulloch street be.
tween TSenty.Ripth and Thirty'third
streets.
Tho City Engineer was granted per:
mission to use the rooms TO BIZ vacated
by the Water Board for his Office, and an
ordinances ordered drawn up making the
change.
The dispute over the vault constructed
BY order OF Health Officer Garrison on
the property Of Mrs. Clator In the
Second Ward, was finally disposed OF by
both branches agreeing to the recon.
mendation Of the conference committee
to which the matter had been referred,
which was that the city pay the bill Of
$3S, and that Chief Delbrugge BIZ in.
struCted to proceed to collect this amount
from Mrs Clator. There is likely 10 be
trouble over the collecting.
A resolution offered by tho Commit.
tee on Health was adopted. 1t was
drawn by the City Solicitor, Who Gays
that 1t conflicts with no State law, and
directs the Health officer to grant per.
mits for the removal OF the contents OF
dry earth vaults TO the country In cases
where owners OF property do not object
TO Its being dumped on their land and
where 1t d dumped at least 100 yards
from a public rodd.
John s. Anderson, who for thirty
years was employed as an engineer at
the water works but who has been In
capacitated for the past ten months
petitloned 10 have his name kept on the
pay roll. He stated that he was In
Strengthened circumstances aud had a
mother to support. Rheumatism Ia his
complaint and bis claim is tina. II was
contracted at the works. The matter
was referred to the Water Board for a
report, The idea was expressed that II
In thirty years Anderson had not laid
up more than would tide him over for
ten months, It was hardly fair to ask the
city to keep him; men were out In
other employments and ore not kept on
the pay rolls OF their employers.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Seeley was passed by the Second
and killed by the First
WHRREAB, This Council when taking
charge Of che city government, inaugI:
rated q policy otretrenChment, especially
80 rs regards the salaries OF the clerical
force Of the city, and
WHEREAS, II Is desirable, and as the
taxpayers OF the city expect, the same
economy IN the gas works as Is pre-.
valent In the other departments Of the
city, and
WHEREAS, The electric light Is daily
causing a reduction Of the gas revenues,
therefore he II
ReSOIped, That the Trustees Of The Gas
Works be and are hereby instructed 10
consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of reducing the
salaries oil their office force Ia the same
ratio az others have been reduced and
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