Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-09
COUNCIL ADJ0URNS
OUT OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE
LATE C. W. RUMBLE,
Member Of the First Branch Resolutions Of Con-
j1alce Aioptei-The Election Officers
Chosen Lr the 18th.

In the First Branch Of Council. LAST
night. the announcement Of the death Of
the late G.. W. Rumble, member Of that
Branch. was made by the President pro-
tem., Mr. Wilson, and Mr. Handlan, Mr..
Rumble's colleague, offered the following
resolution:
"WnEREAs. This Branch Of Council hay
inc learned of the death of lis late mem
Der. G. W. Rumble: therefore.
"Rcsoircd. That a special committee Of
six. TO consist Of three from each Branch.
be appointed. for the purpose OF drafting
suitable resolutions of respect, and that
this Branch do now adjourn 10 meet Fri
day evening and that Council attend the
funeral in body"
The First Branch selected the names OF
Messrs. Handlan. Faris and Campbell, as
the members of the committee on the part
of the upper Branch. and then the resolu-
ton was reported 10 the Second Branch by
Mr. Handlan When concurred in there,
the names of Messrs. Ellingham. Arkle
and Camps. were added 70 the committee,
+ the announcement of the death of Mr..
Rumble having been previously made To
the Branch by President GrHse. The
committee reported suitable resolutions,
which were adopted by both Branches.
In this connection. Mr.. Campbell offered
the following:
"Resolrsd. that the members of the City
Council. and city officials and an escort of
police meet at the city building at p. M,
and proceed i'm a body to the late residence
of G.. W. Rumble, to attend the funeral,
which takes place at p. m.
This was adopted by both Branch es
This business disposed Of President
/ Cruise called the attention of members "a
the importance of appointing judges and
F canvassers for tine coming special election,
ON the 18th. and at his suggestion resolu
tion was adopted calling for special Joint
committee of one from each ward 10 select
such officers The Second Branch named
on such committee Mcssrs. Braudfass. See
ley. Emmcrt and Craig. and the First
Messrs. Wilson. Tracy, Farrell and Hand
Ian.
The committee reported the following
names:
First ward Judges. NJ ,Edwarsd, JAS.
Roberts and John Koch; canyassers, ID. l..
Phillips. John Loomis and W. T. Otto.
Second ward Judges. r. Kennedy,
Louis Salterbach. Geo. busch; canvasscrs,
VIM. Gundling. Thos. Jones, Gus Mat
thcws.
Third ward Judges, T. ". Bosley, DR..
ThOs LUuSiord and Isaiah Warren. can
yasscrs, Samuel Brubaler. August Auth
and John Friese.
Fourth ward Judges John Fulton. ST.,
Patrick Riley and Thos. c.. Britt; canvass
crs. j. NJ Bottsford. John Sullivan and
Louis Gaus.
Fifth ward-Judgcs, II. X. Brown, j. c..
White and Robt. w Johnson; cauvassers,
John Reed, II. b. Godfrey and Wendell
Ncidcri.
Sixth ward Judges. j. NJ. Todd, W. H..
Travis and Patrick Wier; canyassers, r.
W WeiHel, Henry Schenk and c. Leon
hart
Seventh ward Judges Chas. Lukcns.
j. II. Tappm and Grafton Beall canvass
ers, A. j. White, D. ID. Maxwell and Henry
Jucrgeus
Eighth ward-Judgcs. W. r. Grade. K.
V Arlllc and Peter Kussouth: cauvassers.
/ s. Is. Farrell. =. Viewig Jr., and Thomas
/ Carson.
The report OF the committee was APP
proved by both Branches and the commit
Tee was discharged
Council then adjourned.