Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-24

tracks now on Wood street, at present
known rs the Riverside siding, said point
being about 50 feet north OF the northeast
corner of the main building OF the Wheel
ing Pottery Company, on Wood street;
thence curvins 10 the right and cOntinu-
ing diagonally along Wood street for dis
lance of about l25 feet en- 10 the end of the
present SIDE track of the said Pottery Com
pany, substantially as shown on map or
tracing, marked Nv. b 81 T. Ry. Co.
Proposed Switch on Wood street, Map No.
>, TO accompany ordnance filed by said
Halfway Company, TO accompany this or
dinance, which map is made d part hereof
The ordinance was read one time in
the First Branch, and was referred to
the Committee on Railroads.
A petition from citizens Of Charles
street, asking that an obstruction in the
shape of land slide be removed, was
referred 10 the Board of Public Works.
A petition from the management OF
the German Orphan Asylum, at No.
2l26 Market street, asking for free gas,
was referred to the Board Of Gas
Trustees.
The residents of EofT street, between
Eleventh street and Market alley,
called attention to the condition of the
street, aud asked for relief. Referred to
3. P. W., with instructions TO grant the
prayer of the petitioners.
Employees Of the Belmont mill and
furnace complained of the blockading
OF the street near the mill by the B. &
O. Railroad Company, said two of their
number had been recently killed, and
asked that cars be kept from standing
between Twenty-fifth and Twenty
ninth streets. 1t went TO Railroads for
report.
The following election officers were
reported by special committee OF
eight, four from each Branch, and were
confirmed:
First ard-CommissionerS, MeSsrS.
I Henry Serig, Jas. Merge, John Koch;
canvaSSerS, Chris Blum, Hugh Letzkus
and John Rodgers, Jr.
/ Second-Judges, Geo. Mathison, Sr.,
Louis Salterbach and Caleb Sylvis; can
vaSSers, Geo. X. Saladc, w. p. Fiendler
and Ferd Wingerter.
Third-Judges, Peter BoSley, Thos.
LunSfOrd and Benz. Fisher; canvaSserS,
/ w. A. BoSley, Levi CaSsel and w. L,
English.
Fourth-Judges, Patrick Reilly, John
| Fallon, Sr., and J. Il. Neal; canvasSers,
/ c. T. Blanchard, Robert Ellingham and
/ w. W. BotSford.
Fifth-JudgeS, Oscar Seeley, John
Vogeler and John Reid; canvasSerS,
ThoS CLARK, Henry Michel and James
Reed, Sr.
Sixth-JudgeS, John Boyce, Sr., John
2. Foreman and John Wilke; canvass
erS, John WeiSgerber, VIM. Frohme and
John DruSchell.
Seventh-JudgeS, T. H. Tappan, j..
d. Maxwell and c. NJ. Coen; canvaSserS,
&. W. Tieman, J. b. Mendel and 5. F..
FariS
Eighth-Jos. A. Arklc, Baltzer
Schul, and Fred Strauser; canvaSSerS;
Jacob Hoenecker, R. V. Ankle and Geo.
Bowman.
The officers will be sworn in by the
Mayor at the City Hall, at 1880 Friday
evening.
City Clerk Thoner submitted his regu-
/ lar financial report, which showed total
appropriations of S37O,66O 95, expendi-
lures Of Sl63, 1872. Sc, and balances Of
| S2O7, 22S. 80.
Collector MyleS reported total collec-
/ tionS of S1O4. 644.75, of which ST., SS1.09
was on account OF 80 cent levy, and
/ SIG, 1886 on account of 10 cent levy.
The Committee on Finance reported
the result OF its examination of the re-
ports OF the Commissioners Of the loans
OF 1851 and 1885, showing the eXpendi-
! ture OF S21, OO7.5O on account OF interest
OF the bonds OF 1881, and $40, 500 on &C
count Of the loan of 1885. The report
was filed, and the recommendation that
Collector MyleS be allowed s. 900 on &C
count of tax collections was adopted.
Bills payable were ordered liquidated,
as follows:
] Finance. ........... 0JO ~
Stone Bridge Commission (eS-
innate No. d.. ............. 1,7SO -
Collector an. Myles......... 1000 CO
board of Public Works
Paige, Carey X Co. Market
street bridge wHlD 90. 600 co
j. J. Cavauagh maSonry in
North WAeelingl ......... 46l So 5,46l Sc
Railroads. Observation-Disclosures. 10 0C
The Committee on Markets reported
i'm favor Of awarding the whitewashing
contract 10 A. j. Jennings, at his bid of
So. and il was agreed to. The commit
tee also recommended that no market
be held at Centre Market on the evening
of July 4th, and it was so ordered.
The recommendation of the Committee
of Claims that the claim of J. J. Cooper,
amounting to S6l.75 be paid, was adOp-
ted.
The Board of Public Works submit
ted bill of the Natural Gas Company,
OF Sl727 for expenses incurred by the
Company in changing its pipes on the
| Cbapline street bridge over Caldwell
run, the Board refusing 10 pay such bill.
The matter was sent to the City Solicit
tor for report.
Mr.. Freeze offered resolution hav-
ing for its object the cleaning of Alley
g., between Thirty-Fifth and Thirty
Sixth streets, and it went to the b. p.
W. with instructions to do the neces-
Sary work.
HELP! Help! HELP!
n. Peterson, Wheeling Employment
Office, 2344 Chapline street.
LIVELY TIME.
The Facts Developed in Il Suit i'm jefferson
County.
Pretty much the entire male popu-
lation Of Rush Run was called yeSter-