The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-09-10
COUNCIL rKUChtlllAGS,
ne"ith nlnttera..-To Stop tho II. & O.
Bridge pIer. Minor Nn,t.r.

neAith AlntterA..-To Stop tho II. & a.
bridge Pler. -.,llnor Matters.
The following communication from
the Health Officer was read in the Ser
ond branch:.
70 Ms t Honorable Mayor aud Council Of The Ciiy of
GESrLEMES:-lt a;a!n becomes nv ,,r,v IN ,.-
| port 10 your Honorable body that tho snfhar.
contractor continues 10 violate the roud inn. -
nls contract with the city. From the inIor,,s
~ .ion Mmlch nave. do nat believe there Is sir
lated. ""'e" n' hhs not Fio-
AZ a meeting OF the Committee on Health hc,a
on tne WITH ni August, a resolution was nd,ntnI
iTT'ihs im, Tue iiealth Officer to keep within TIC
,.nltt , VI INC appropriation. As the amount al
;n tMp muhaFed ao!lath: the shm appropriated lor
inspection and serving notices i,r The n1.,c.
en, m so ot huissnces, had already BEEN expended,
remains great deal Of such work io hc ,,"uo |.
1ssiHes tfc work OF cleaning up for next .unm,
snonlI ,n be commenced now. N0thiue can fe
Hs II, ms h, direction until such ,ms as your
the purpose. or direct your Health csr 10 con. u
| ''uuc Tue WORK respectfully submitted.
GEO. l. GARPIsoS, NJ h.
~, Health Officer.
Alter considerable discussion. M n
what disposition should be made OF the
mater, the. first part referring 10 ia
garbage was referred to the Health Or.
Ger with instructions 10 enforce the mr.
dinance: The second part wns referred
to the Finance Committee to end nIonav
70 pay for the expenaes contemplal.G
Dr. Garrison was called upon 10 cxnla;n
the import OF the communication. Wa
talked about ten minutes and told for.
rible story Of the way filth is allowed ~
accumulate, ard the negligence OF the
garbage collector. ~ '"e
The Board Of Public Works presented
a. request that the Committee on a..
d!nances be instructed to draft nm NJ.
dinance requiring all persons contain.
plallng the erection Of buildings within
the city limitg 10 present plann arJ
sspecltications to the Board Of Pnhl;c
Works to be acted upon before worlr
begins; referred to. the COMMITTEES om -
Ordinances. fa!rlg Ia - '''''>'' W VII
a petition, from Henry Kreis. whose
horse was killed by falling over tbe Iii
along the Crematory road while srarod i
at smoke from the wor', at tho nav NV nv
ervoir, asking that the animal ha .a 20
on Claims. A'''''. o
A petition from the Pastor. Deaco,r,s 4,
and Elders Of the Lutheran Chnrch ~,
sixteenth street, ask ing relief from the
annoyance caused by the runninv os
trains on that street, was referreI " "
the Committee on Railroads. ~
Mr.. O'kane presented n resol,,;o,
asking for tho appointment Of a con,mit
Tee OF five, three from the Second ar.,
Two from the First Branch. to in vca. M ! :
gate%why the Board OF Public WnpL.
has violated the annual uppropriol;on
ordinance by not doing th. work nrn-
vided for in the ordinance, and by do;n,,
woIk not 20 provided for. Adopted,
Ohalrman Cruise appointed M,esr.
Ukane, Arkle and Krnney, and lhe
Mayor, Messrs Faris and En-. heimer 40
| A resolution from Mr.. Brandfasa in.
strueting the Board Of Public Wo,k;a ~ ~
takethe necessary steps 10 hinder t,,o
3. y y. Railroad Company from con' @
tinulng tho work Of building a nier in
the creek for their new bridre ,ros
adopted. MI. Brandfass gave pooJ ,oa a'
sons for having tho work diaron,;,,a.,
and prevented, and called ".u attcntinn ~
the TACT that the creek is public sswa. ~
and should mt be obstructel for sa,,;'
tary reasons. He also cited tho fact' % ,hat
the city is, at a great expense. hu;ld;n..
bridge that will cause no ohstynct;nps
and that it is improper to allow op' tha =
& o. to dam the strea 70 when ;,s ",Jn Nv D.
be otherwise al tanned, ,,I - - 49, a "a e"n
In the First 3 ranch Mr.. Handlan n,o
9entsd a resolution asking the Boarg NJ NJ
tucitc WotSsto explain by what au;hor.
ity II mas granted tho Z. & o. tho nrir.
iiege OF laying switch across Main and
ol11eenth streets for Paige, Carey 4 o.
ana also whether the switch ia To- h. tam
porary or permanent. AdonteI nni ~
ierred to the Board oi Public Wo,ks to-
report at next meeting, ' - no 'o1
| Un motion OF Mr.. Eliughau thu Co,,
m!ttee on Finance was ordered tn 1ra..t
~ once and try to find money H. r.
sewer proposed by the Civ Eno;,ao, o
and the Board OF Public Works. iro,n ~ =
northeast corner OF Sixteenth end Mo; 3 .
streets 10 the creek. -"E,"AAoo Ao AZ 'ia' ia' Il
Mr. Walio.d, tho new memhor ,x,,,,
the Eighth ward elected to Ie! fll ,ha !l, rom n
made vacant by the resignation Of p'sIe Mr
, uau.sou, u'v.1;., was sworn in and placed on
License TO keep saloon waa prontod
10 Jonn 4. Rl'z. at the place ior,n.rIs
3 IWvIupieu WhIpo,; ny Daniel Arndt, in Norti
! toI5aps. IR5sps.'ment bills were ordered paid a.
+. lol!o"s:5}I0 rl Fl Ii-lT 7Ig'i|"1,''~
o Etc Department. ....,.,... o.-
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,ont nhe FIRST concurred in eyeJythin,