The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-27

anu y molc thOrOuRn hnu COHpttnvnAiNc pau
adopted. Proper Inspection cnnnOt be made on
tho run. II hkes time rs well as skill. This
city 10 not Inspected As II should he, simply
lecause the Health 0fnccf Is not provided with
The requisite number Of Inspectors. To 10 this
least four competent men the year round.
Money Is spent freely 10 every other department,
but only Two hundred dollars can DO allowed
ITO DO wasted upon the public health, accord.
Peter fertell, which 10 less than hal a cent Per
Ennnin for each person Ia tho comm unity. In
conclusion, now IL tho lime TO begin the work OF
cleaning up the city. Tho needs Of tho city do.
insnd tho establishment Of u sanitary depart
lnandi that may be male upon II.
Very respectfully submitted.
Gro. i. GARRISON. " D.,
Health Officer.
Bhninc, Iuou,t %. 1890.
Mr. Maxwell moved to receive and file,
which carried. Mr.. Bailey then moved
q reconsideration. which carried. and
the paper wis referred 10 the Health
Committee.
An ordinance amending an old ordi.
nance 30 that suspicious characters may
be tried before the Police Court instead
OF the Municipal Court, which was aboi.
ished, was adopted.
Permission was granted 10 s. i.
Chroniger to remove his soap factory
from East Wheeling 10 near T~hir.y-sey.
enth and McColloch streets.
MIR. 0'Kane presented a petition from
the people OF Bakers Addition, asking
tha. m appropriation be made 10 put
tho streets In that part Of town In pass.
able condition. Mr.. O'Kane moved 10
refer the petition to the Finance Com.
mittce with instructions TO try to find
some money for the purpose. Mr..
Robrecht stated that the Board OF Pub.
lie Works had shown a disposition to do
nothing for Bakers Addition, md
amended Mr.. 0'kauo's motion so that
il any money is found by the Finance
Committee 1t shall DO turned over to
tho Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades TO be spent, The amendment
met with strong opposition, aud was de-
feated. Mr.. O'kane's original motion
prevailed.
On motion OF Mr.. Ar&le, tho Second
Branch went into an election OF a mem.
Der from the Eighth ward TO nj the va
cancy csused by the resignation OF MIR.
Dawson. AIr. Ankle nominated John
Walford; there being no other candi.
date, Mr.. Waliord was unanimously
elected.
Mr.. Kreiter asked By resolution that
the committee on directs. alleys and
grades examine into the condition OF
the Wheeling Terminal Railway conf
pauy's work ut Clldwell's run, which,
Mr.. kreiter asserts Ia responsible Tor the
overflow Of the nelghborhood by recent
rains. 1t was referred as requested.
Several resolutions were presented
and passed requesting the Board OF Pub.
lie Works to build sewers and pave
streets and alleys in different parts OF
town.
Mr.. Arkle presented a resolution re.
curing the Health Officer to procure q
seal to he used in sealing official papers
from his olioo. sfr. Ellingham moved
10 lay 1t OH the table, carried.
In the First branch hfr. John Hlrnifx
presented q resolution in effect that the
Board Of Equalization and Appeals be
empowered to send for books, papers and
persona 10 make aa investigation into
the assessment Of the pirsolGl property
Of Bloch Bros for three years paat. 1t
was adopted in the First, but in the
Second, Mr.. Harrell moved to non.con.
cur. Dir. Harrell charged that it was a
scheme OF 8 1aem5or OF the Red Letter
TOBACCO Company to prosecute the Mail
Pouch people. III. Earrell gent into
the matter to considerable depth. After
he had hnished Mr.. Brandfass said that
rs n member OF the Red Letter Tobacco
Compcny he wished to say that the
company wls 10 20 wy responsible for
the acts OF Mr.. Earnit4 snd thei hp bad
asked Mr.. Xarnitz to d,opthe matter and
that he refused. He then ssid speaking
to the resolution, that 1t IVES clear TO
him that il Bloch Bros had returned
Sl0,O iast 1887 and Sl25,000 this year,
there was a false return vt one Of the
two times.
3Ir. Harrell again took the Goor ana
said that il he bad been understood 10
cast odlum upon tho Red LETTER Com
pany he had been misunderstood. He
simply said that a member OF the com.
pany had done the thing. He then ex.
planned that Mr.. Bloch had said that he
had up ill this yesr been informed that
the bulk Of their stock, which is carried
by brokers in Louisville, hsd been re.
turned in Kentucky. On account OF the
error Of the year before he had turned
in Si3,oG more than the stock amount.
ed to. He further aaid that the commit.
tee had been eminently satisfied with
Bloch Bros statement and believed they
ware aching honestly. Mr.. Harrell's
motion IL noa.Goncur prevailed.
Department bills we're ordered paid as
follows: