The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-09
ACTION IS DEFERRED
By the Council Committee on
Railroads on the
TERMINAL RAILWAY ROUTE.
Another Meeting to BE Held This
n Afternoon, at Which Vice Pres.
idcnt King, Of the Ii. \ O.,
VIII DO Present. lr

The Council Committee on Railroad.
met last night, with chairman Farrel
and Messrs. kenney, Faris, Arkle
Handlan, Brandfass and Hamilton pres
ent.
A letter was read from Mr.. Henry, NJ
Russell. rcnresentino tba Ra,timnro c
ob;o ,,;,,..a ....,1 A. -, y
on'o '"''o"u' s'a''us 'ua. he haa re'
celVed telegram from Vice President
Thomas NJ. King OF the B. 4 o., to the
effect that he had bpen ds,o,ned a. pit,s.
h,,,,h 49,, -, - - , '. : w. w.
h", -. "Au "ou'u w unao1e " lieet 'ue
comm'tsee last night; also that he
would be in the city this morning. and
asking a m .eting OF the committee at
some time to-day, after 0 a. IN.
The ordinance granting the Wheeling
Electrical Company the privilege OF lay.
ing switch on McColloch street was
taken up and read three times, and rec
commended, with an amendment by Mr..
Arkle, calling for an electric light ofior-
ty candle power to be erected and main
talned at the point where the switch
crosses Thizty.afth street.
THE TERMINAL, c,Mp,sy's ,,cur ., W.
Tbo or1;,,noo ot ,ho Wit u';Ss
nv T,, M.o ~ '' 'u0 'A'e',ns o'i"se
anu terminal company was then takeu
up and read through once. When the
second reading was bepnn Mr.. Rrond-
fass asked ii the ordinance had 'been in
the hands of the City Solicitor for cyan
ination, Colonel White rcnlipd that ha
had been sick. q thing wbjcb b;s an.
pearsuce clearly demoGs,rat.G and thpt
he had only exunined it casnaIlv
Mr.. Brsudfass asked Colonel White If
he deemed the wording of the ordinance
strong enough TO nrotect the c;tp,s in
tere,ts.
Colonel White ran,;ad tbot;, ea,a,o,
places the Wording was ra,her;ndpfr;t"
He then cited Instances Wherein hs
deemed the nhraseoInvy wsntinr in dis.
,iuctness md Mr. " p HnhharI who
was present with Lndce Cochpan for tha m
cnmpanv, axnlainsJ 1hs ~ maan;nv and md
intent of those paEsagea.
AIR. brardfass moved to suspend &C
,.1n Ia Wt Un ;ne osulhanee i ior lew DAYS, slll
ine Il, N 'Al'' " NA
Mr.. Hubbard aud Colonel White ex-
changed few words with regard to the
meaning which might be taken from
certain clauses in the ordinance. MT.
Brapdlass's motion was defeated and the
reading OF the ordinance proceeded,
When the last section Was read, Mr.
Brandfass suggested that no time had
been fixed for the com pany to complete
the work which the ordinance permitted
them to do. Mr.. Hubbard explained
that the matter OF procuring certain
property needed was in the courts, and
might be there for an indefinite time,
hence the fixing OF a time for finishing
the work might work severe hardship.
Mr.. Brand fass, Mr.. Hamilton and Mr.
Handlan favored the & king OF some time
for completing the work, but all agreed
that the edate should be- made remote
enough TO preclude the possibility OF its
working hardship.
Acr,oy posrpoxrn
r;ro ra,s, ,r;,h = ns.:'o H.. Al.
t''o 'e"'o' WV p'o''so 't"' tue
date clause should allow an extension
beyond that time equal to any time that
NAV he occupied by ,,ravo;dahle ,;,;,,.
tion wes arrecd to bv JrSas Cochran
and If wss dccidel 20 s ;nssrt i"u, anch =
clause,
m Inc talk ahort the ;nno,to,co ~,
noslnnninc tinol action on tn ,be ,"ro mattor ~
Mr Brsn1iass s.atad that tharo ~s''a was .
possibiliIv TINT The R &n m;cht acne,t "e =
& prooosition from tho citv ofIsrino
that cnrnnnnv n riaht of wav wh;"s
worll rross ths ~i"bt of u nav
desired bv the Terminal Cnmnanv .nd
since the city ia anxious to hays the tha
,.pnth and Ssyan,s.u,h ,.u .,rsa,o % i unmiJ