The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-22
STREET IMPROVEMENTS,
Tho Finance Committee Apportiuns ibp u,
h. I' i. WIS Funds, lrT1 g.sga

Tho Council Committee on Finance
: met last night and finished up tho WORK
OF making the annual distribution OF tho
funds appropriated to the Board OF Pub.
lie Works under tho ten.cent levy md
general funds. " 6ITIf'
! Out Of general fund, amounting 10
Si5, POO 50: To pay for various improye.
nlents malc by tho board during Jann.
ary. February, March md April, 1890,
S,O05 81. To pay for bridge over creek
at Seventeenth street, Sl0S0S. To i'm.
prove Coal street, IN North Wheeling,
sold %. TO place twenty.inch crock
sewer in Twelfth street and make
all connections, $1,000. To pave
South street from Main to Bal.
timore 4 Ohio depot, $1,000. To
paye Alley B, from Twelfth street to
Alley 0, 500. IL pave Alloy 3 from
Fourteenth street to Sixteenth street.
Sl.5OO. To place a twelve-inch crock
sewer in Seventeenth street from Woods
street 10 Alley L, S265 4G. To place curl
on Ninessenth street from Woods street
to Alley 0, $3.50 "a. To reimburse Board
o. Public Works for money spen. on
CaldWell's Ran, Sl0,8ls. 10 improve
Main street from Jonathan's Rayine to
the North Wheeling ferry, $3,3Sl 20, To
pave Market street from Greek bridpato
Twentieth street, Sl,350. To open and
grade Merritt street, $500. To pave Sew.
ehteentfi street from bridge to Woods
street and other improvements, Si,75O,
70 place nine and twelve.inch sewers in
Alley 4 from Forty.dith street to For.
ty.eighth street, 500. To place twelve.
inch sewer in Alley F from Forty.Fifth
street to Forty-cighth street, $lS5 50.
Total, SIT, 200 %. -
Out Of ten cent levy fund, amounting
to ss,626 66: To pay Geo. Lemons bal.
ance ior paving Twenty.seventh street,
Sl,720 o3. 10 pave EoiI street from 4.
Eleventh to Twelfth, Sl,40O. To nave
Alley Y from Fourteenth street 10 Alley !,
II, 500. 10 place curb on Twenty.sixt[
street between Chapline and Market
streets, $3.50. To place crock sewer in :
Market street, west side OF market house,
from Tenth to Eleventh, sl57 SO! 10 :
cobble Charles street, $1,000. To pave 8
Eoif street from Twelfth to Fourteenth.
y, 100; To pave Alley D from Twenty.
second street to Alley 10, $3.50. !
10 cobble ALLEY L from twenty :
seventh street to Twenty.eighth, $500. :.
10 place following sewers in Seventh Q
ward: Twelve-inch sewer in alley be- y
.ween North York and North Huron y
streets from New Jersey street to sewer u
IN alley connecting withjNorth York and
North Huron streets, $35S; twelye.inch
'ewer in alley between South Huron A
md South York streets, from Delaware
street south to first cross alley, $3.50:
,welve.inch sewer running east from
North Broadway, in alley between In. 81
llama and Maryland streets, S27S; twelve. b
nch sewer on Indiana street, from North A
York to North Broadway, s39S; twelve .,
nch crocksewer extending from Indiana "
Q Kentucky street, and between North
York and broadway, 1893; twelve-inch 7
ewer in alley between North Huron Il
md Wabash streets, S75G; eiehteeu.inch Il
ever inlsecond alley south OF Ohio street
rom South Broadway to "Back" river, 81
md twelve-inch sewer in alley parallel $
With South Broadway, s., 757 50; Twelve G.
nch sewer in alley between South York II
md South Huron streets, south OF Ohio n
treet, S320.25; twelve inch sewer In d
lllcy between South York and South c,
duron south OF Ohio, distance 1926 feet, n
sad twelve inch sewer in alley be- p
.ween Virginia and Ohio streets west OF o
Huron street, distance 325 feet. Total, y
y, 900. To place twelve inch sewer in t,
'Eey +, from Fortytifth street to Forty S
Eighth street, S5G4.I5. To put twelve y
ncfl sewer In alley between McColloch il
md Wetzel streets, s533.7S. Total, SIS. 81
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TIE Health Committees request that
t be allowed $1,000 was granted. =
A resolution was passed instructipp 4
he Board OF Public Works to improve
street and take the money .
necessary to uefray It's expense from its q
fund. There was no end OF
Sicking about the way the Board OF n
Public Works has used it's contingent Il
lund. twas charged that certain mem d
bers OF the Board have consulted per- t,
sonal interests in the matter OF improv- t,
ing streets, and it was generally agreed C.
that the committee should recommend
in Council that the ordinance granting
Lhe Board exclusive control of certain b
moneys should be repealed. Mr.. En- t
sheimer and several other members Of a
Council who are not members Of the p
committee threatened to oppose the o
adoption ofthe appropriation ordinance c
because certain streets have not been b
cared for. .a5I+g t
The committee meets again this even C
ing to finish up the work on the ordi- ?
nance. sraI... NI.
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