The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-22
A SAMPLE SESSION.

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II $, mposlum ON "Suisauces"-A Fellow
Feeling Makes them wondrous Kiud.
The Health Committee met last night.
The ordinance governing the Health
Officer wastaken up, and an amendment
recommended requiring that officer, or
another person designated by this CON
mittee, to attend AT an office in the City
Building every afternoon from 4 to 8
o'clock, to receive and record all reports
and complaints and issue nil permits to
remove night soil or ash vault contents,
this officer TO report to the Health Com.
mitteo. 1
"oncc Il month";" suggested Mr.. Had.
Itch.
"And the Health Committee not to
meet oltener than that" added Mr..
Ankle.
Mr.. Farrcll-"What Ia the name Of
c. Almighty will our local editors
doW
After the ordinance had been finished,
Mr.. Farrell said to Chairman Campbell:
"Now, Doctor, read 1t all over carefully,
and SEQ that 1t Is right. That's m awful
good show tonight, but it's half oyer
now" ......
About this time Or. Campbell noticed
signs oil restiveness on the part Of sone
gentlemen, aud to prevent any escapes
he got up and locked the door. When
a little later Mr.. Farrell got of
10 wad some power the glitIe gie US
To kgo 0utsels As itheTs see u.s. p
II reporter volunteered the informa-
ton that the newspapers had been try.
Ing to do this for six months.
Tho Chairman said a portion OF the
committee had in tho afternoon visited
the establishment Of the Butchers
Association, Warren's chemical works,
lsham 4 Dieby's commission house, the
soap factories and other places that had
been complained OF. Then n good deal
OF discussion arose us to the proper pro.
cedure 10 make the laws against
nuisances elrectual. In the course OF
the talk n resolution passed by Council
In February was called for, and 1t was
found 10 grant permission to the
Butchers Association to render tallow
until all such places rs theirs were de.
clared II nuisance. Yet since that time
the association has been fined for render
ing tallow.
Mr.. pollock-"How would It do to re-
commend that the City Sergeant enforce
all ordinances against nuisancesp"
Mr.. Miller-"lle'd have Il big job"
Mr.. Potiock's suggestion was finally
put in the shape Of a motion, and Mr..
Farrell seconded It.
Mr.. Millcr-"l call the nyes and noes
on it. There's too much room for
trouble. If q man has a petty spite
against another"
Mr.. Farrell-"Ill assist you"
Mr.. Pollock-"rm with you" f iI
The Chairman-''Call the roll"
Mr.. Farrell-"Onery, twoery, ickcry,
ann-there's only a few Of US left" j
When Mr.. Eladlich's name was called,
he said: "Mr. Chairman, I'd like to ex.
plain my vote, but I'll be burned il
can" F-rT. 1n.r.
The ayes were three and the noes five.
Then there was a long pause, q little
talk, another pause, and Mr.. Ankle sug.
gested that the committee do what Coun.
Gil instructed it to do-report the result
OF tho tour Of inspection in the after
noon.
Mr.. Hadlich said lie had seen nothing
that he would consider nuisance. MIR.
Emmarth agreed with him; 80 did Mr..
Ankle. Mr.. Pollock and Mr.. Farrell
were inclined to argue. Mr.. Farrell
thought all ta!low should be rendered
outside the city. IL -,
When the matter of the petitions was
mentioned, Mr.. Ankle said: ~ can take
u petition to hang Rev. Brother Nc
Glare and get two hundred signatures tc
i, and no. take very long to do it,"
Dir. Farrell-'4 don't believe you can
do II, Joe; l don't believe you can"
Mr.. Arkle-"Ill bet you 2 stogie ]
can." e.
Mr.. Farrell-"1ll bet you $40 you
can't"
Chairman Campbell-"Put it up! Put
up; III be stakeholder"
In the course OF the following dis.
cussion, MIR. Miller referred to the pes.
sage of the ordinance against calves on
the wharf. saying since its passage not a
word had been heard OF it. 3
"Oh, yes; there has" said Mr.. Pollock.
"The Ben Hur was hauled up the other
day and fined $25. They, are going to
appeal it under the U. S. Admiralty
laws" 49,
After some further talk:
Mr.. Pollock--"I have another resolu-
ton: 1t Just popped into my head.
"Rfsol,ed, That as the residents in the
vicinity Of the Butchers Associations
house and the Elder soap factory did not
complain OF the Elder place as a nuisance,
we therefore declare neither Of them a
nuisance. "
"Now we steer between scylla and
Charibdis." ITO the rcporters]: III you
can'tspell that I'll spell it ior YOU"
This was seconded, and the roll called.
Mr.. Farrell voted no, and all the others
aye. ;ti-'-Si& !JjIi5 | WI
Chairman Campbell --"Write me
, down." 500 #ai ~ =
Mr.. Pollock-"An asst"
The Chairman-"We've got seven Of
'em here"
The committee then adopted a motion
by MIR. Pollock, to "go hoine."-
Lelo!e VIZ iutetlub bot larry unuef
way, Mr.. Farrell took occasion to haul n
Register man over the Goals for "making
the committee ridiculous" He threat
ems to resort to star chamber sessions.
Real Estate Matters.
The Council Committee on Zeal Es-
tate met last night to arrange for selling
the property bought Of Mr.. Kennedy,
and located on Caldwell's run. 1t was
resolved that the lot be- sold for not less
than $1,000, and tho buyer must move
the house from n lot, which is
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