The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-11
MINOR CRY MATTERS
Taken up by the City Council nj Last Even.
lE1 ins'A Session.


w ins'A Session. III
At the regular meeting Of the City
Council last evening there was bare
quorum-nine members--in tho First
Branch. The members were Afessrs.
Farrell, Faris, Tracy, Pollock, Emshei-
mer, Robinson, Caldwell, Myers and
Rawling. While tho minutes were be.
ing read the police were hustling about
and trying to run in enough Second
Branch members to make Quorum.
Mr.. Rawling concluded they would not
succeed, and left, breaking the quorum
before my business was done. The
branch soon after adjoured.
In tho Second Branch Messrs. Ankle,
Capps, Clyker, Dawson, Ellinsham,
Emmerth, Kenney, Kieiter, Marsh, Max.
well, 0'Kane, Robrecht and President
Cruise got together about this time.
Liquor licenses wcre granted to Owen
Sullivan, H., at l4l0 Market street, aud
Ii. Wicker, at l0l Seventeenth street. /,
City Cork 1honcr pres, ted bis hpa,
cial report. 1t showed that Collector
Myles had collected on the so cent levy,
SSl. 95o 81; 10 cent levy, Sl6,lSo IS, a
total Of SOL, l3j 80. ~ l'44f5ta1'
A telephone was ordered 10 DO put In
the City Engineers Office. T.
A lamp post was ordered to be placed
at tho corner Of the alley between Zane
and MARYLAND streets on the west side OF
North Penn. ~ u l%
Bills spg.egating sG5 OF from the Fire
Department were ordered paid; also
$40 20 from the Committee on Markets.
On motion Of Mr.. Brandfass, the City
Clerk was authorized to have the Bridge
Loan bonds printed fa ", lf]l7%,-i.r
A petition from residents OF South
Elm street to have a nuisance in the
shape OF stugnant water abated, was
referred 10 the Board Of Public Works,
The ordinance granting to John G,
Hoffman & Son the right to lay switch
to their tannery was taken up, md read
the first time. It was then laid over TIL
the next meeting
On recommendation OF the Committee
on Cemeteries, bills aggregatiug 80 e
were ordered paid, and certain transfers
OF burial lots were approved.
Bills aggregating $3.50 10 from the com
mite on Real Estate were also ordered
paid.
The Committee on Real Estates recon
mendat,on that the house on the lot te
be used TO straighten Csldvell's run be
sold as Soon as possible was adopted, IL
concurrence with the action Of the First
Branch Mt a previous meeting.
The bills from the City Prison Com
mittee, in all $l47 l2. were ordered paid
The petition Of W. NJ. beatty and
others for the removal OF woman named
Catherine May, for disorderly conduct
and drunkenness, was referred 10 the
Real Estate Committee and health
officer with power 10 aut. sr
The gas main was ordered to be ey.
tended on South Penn street to the State
Fair Grounds. ,..s
A complaintfrom 70. Little Of disorder
on baker sireet near the Ieninsuial
bridge, and the neglect OF garbage col
lection there, was referred to the Boari
Of Public Works informally.
A proposition was made to adjourn
when j. was learned that the FRS
Branch could do no business, but at the
suggestion Of President Cruise it wal
concluded to be best to 60 ahead ant
clear the table Of what business demand
ed attention, SO that the First Branch
could take 1t up at the next session. Th,
above matters were all that were waitin,
attention, and these done, the Secontt
Branch adjourned with alacritv.