The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-26
ney, Krieter, Kurner. Miller, Robrecht,
seeley, iahn, Young and President



Clerk Thoner's semi.monthly fnan.
cial report showed that Of S09,3o0 s.
appropriated there remains S42,.
$40 70, divided among the departments |
us follows. Board OF Public Works, lOc
levy, s., ITO 20; same contingent fund
$3.50 IS; same appropriations fund,
Sl0,e6I 60; Fire Department, S3,722 40
Health, Sl,0j0 %; Markets, $3i5 50; Pc.
lice, $3.50 55; city prison, s57072
scales, SIZE IA; real estate, S295 80;
cemeteries, SS7 81; salaries, $3.50 81
contingencies, S2,773 50; compromise
loan, SG0S 50; water works, $1,000 GO;
gas works, S2,T0S II. l-t
Clerk Thonor reported further that
City Collector Mylcs has paid over to
Receiver Woeber OIL account OF so cent
levy S7G,027 81, and on account OF 10
cent levy, $4,000 SO. Both reports were
ordered filed by both branches.
Tho estimates OF the amounts needed
to run the various departments OF the
city for tho coming year were presented
md referred Under the restraining ordi.
nance to tho Committee on Finance.
The Committee on Streets, Alleys md
Grades presented bills amounting 10
Sl7 80, which were ordered paid, rs was
also bill for 81 from the Health Com.
mittee. Tho Health Committee pro.
scented Dissection ordinance relating 10
tho ono man garbage system, which,
was laid over under the rules and or.
dered printed. A petition from ". 7.
Chambers & Co. for room near tho At.
lantic engine house 10 build m Office,
was referred 10 Real Estate with power
to act. f.
A communication was received
from tho Board Of Public Works,
estimating tho cost Of Strengthening
Caldwell's run, including the property
10 be purchased, ut Sl0,Ol2. a rcsolu.
ton was adopted instructiug the Board
10 proceed with the work ut once.
w. NJ. Handlan was granted permits.
sion 10 conduct IN auction room at tho
corner OF Chapline and Sixteenth streets.
Mr.. Seeley presented an ordinance
providing for the payment of interest
due on the 1880 loan, which matter was
overlooked in the provisional appropria.
ton. 1t was adopted under q suspen.
sion OF the rules.
The South EoG street grade ordinance,
which has been hanging on for several
weeks, was passed in both branches.
Mr.. Drandlass offered resolution
referring the Finance Committees re-
port OF the investigation OF tho Com
promise Loan shortage back 10 that
committee for more comprehensive
report. Mr.. IIarrell and Mr., Brapdiasg
took the floor together, on this PROPOSE
ton and made more noise than the
Presidents eavel for few minutes.
They were iiually quieted after they
had gotten to the point where both
were appealing to the chair "you make
him quit and III quit" The resolution
was lost.
A petition from peddlers and hawkers
asking that n seal or stamp TO designate
the baskets or vehicles OF licensed ped.
dlers, was referred to the Ordinance
Committee.
A petition from the Warwick China
Company, asking permission TO extend
its switch-in Alley A, was referred to
the Railroad Committee.
A petition from Charles Repetto, ask.
the removal OF a part OF tho Schmubach
Brewing Company's switch on McCol.
Tough street, was referred TO the same
committee.
Quite n long list Of petitions ior pay
ing, sewers, sidewalks, ETC., from diler-
ent parto OF the city, ere referred 10 the
Board Of Public Works.