The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-09
THE NATURAL GAS DIFFICULTY
10 bc Considered by n Committee of
Conference.-The Police Ordinances
Glldo Through the Second Branch,
and arc Stopped In tho First.


Tho f,mous no,ico or1,r,,oo, o,r,o
f''' ''''e's '""i'
up ,o' "o'io'' peiofe COUNCIL ~ yes'er'
days session. Everything went smooth
~ in the second branch, but when tho
,irs, br,rob rooohol !, go, L..a1
ont comnlctelv In tbo formor bro,cL
tho ordinance was rcod Nv scctIons
All tho sections Moro n,sscd ,,;thort
dcbatc, cycent tbe ,won,y.s;xth which
civcs Tho citv sor,oont ,bo nowor 70 Va
,no,o III, ion,,in, =. ~.
mo'' u" uePus'es III pressure Air.
hehhcy thouSht the chief was given
too much power, and Mr.. Bailey moved
TO strike ont tho word rcmovc md in
coz, ~ ,.o.d n.,aa.s,n Ar, -,
SUI '"' "o'u suspend MI ROBERT
son was IN favor Of leaving the ordi-
nance rs it was, as to change 1t would
he subvcrsive OF discipline in tho police
department. Mr.. Bailey called for the
ayes and noes, and the word suspend"
was inserted, by u vote OF 10 to 9.
Mr.. Bailey also amended the section
in such 4 way, that the city sergeant,
on suspending any deputy, must report
his action 10 tho police committee,
which may sustain his action or not, as
it sees fit, after investigation OF the
charges against the deputy.
Mr.. Robertson offered a resolution
that tho
o~pn,y,ycr mr. ,,,n ovrr
,,,u
"n''i next heetihs' ana maj copies DO
printed and one furnished to each mein-
Der OF Council. The resolution was lost.
Tho ord;porca w,u thor ,oo1 h,i,.
titIo Tho th;rJ t;,no and naSsod y. .
unanimous voto ~
Alter thc main ord;ronco had hoor
disnosnd nj the oro nrnviJ;na rnloD inr
the oovcrnmnnt nj the noI;co forco wos
tatcn nm road bv soc.;oro onL oJar.aI
in tho seconJ hronch bv mnannror,
vo,o
Tho Grs, b-o,ch too,. , : ~ mo;,
ord;nonco roorron;y;n1 ,hn nniino 10
nartment, and the clerk road #
through.
In a few words Mr.. Pollock stated his
oolecllohs 10 lhe ordinance. There were
eioush law on tne statute DooEs' he
.housis, allu wliae was required was
,no chlolceL'cilt o, eAistihS laws.
Mni. EIishciLhei spohe IN nj same
nne anu much Vaiua6lc time.
ohe vi ms ooJec1iohs was the cost
VI tIuiscriUiHs tne ordnance III the
oTohs. ihls objection ana scVeral
onieis nc iepcaieu over any oyer AGAIN
III oul!iis worus l1at carried cohVic-
sloh WIN .ileIn, uhu illa!iy sat down,
Mu go 1850 WIZ uia lilHihE speech.
:hi. rulicli usheu II theIe was anything
~ tils ne" 1iuliailce 'in1 was n0t CON
laihed IN the o,d, ana Dr. Caud!c re-
pi!eu tlat the placing OF the police conf
mittee at the head Of 1.-THE department,
WIN power TO ACT IN cases where the
coIililittee was no" PoWeriess, was Il
rioicat lnnovaIion. Dr, Campbell was
Oh the same OPINION. MI. Einshclncr
was anAious 10 SPEAK AGAIN, M did get
III ie. worus more on me Same line
rs ms hrst speech. Dr. POLLOCK cut the
matter snort by moving 10 lay the.
WHOLE MATTER on TIE TABLE,
and Mayor Seabrirht. who ;s worry
omnt r.hor, , ~n,a,;on o;..;1o...;.
b;s oIru no,;uot;ano Um. thn VIII
snon 40 ~ M.orJs I iof. S NJ. n PoIIca: ~
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nrJ;nnnoo mns ,ai3 ~ roat .'.ca anu su I.
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a. E;,, pIL III Io MI 1cioistHs -
WIS .odnH ~. Hnit'.I "liu MI.
seen..u W w "o1o W mention
- ;no unsI a'" sninSs eoh-
~ :" '1o otuiii"ii'e. wi. Nanc
oamu;,on "u o n p'escht n' my
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loom Mni o pte uise eus y. S...,
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s ~ ooIipaiy "a nes' n'lsin'n was
ieau "sN'.'s Gouacii W appolilI u ON
nliai;e 70 confer Mifn Tue company re,
s"luttS VIZ .a'G .titSui'y ;'oTu. n'tul"i
g m;..o o ~ o..o nroaGu tlIut u COM
H H-a. vi aEe W appo,i.eu, .wo rom inc
Iis ,saIu.:n - ato 49, 1eto ~: "Icu'
.haimau w. oa'.eu ~ W. FAN
from ~ X, hranch nnI 49, " wv
IT, aoan, "IsS . III uL' to aHu me- rom
M.;tt, IT, oaa,r ~ Ill tpn
water board and the gas trusteos, DR.,
Campbell suggested that the committee
WAS loo LARGO. and Ihourht that n com-
mittee CONSISTING OF n subcommittee nj
the health COMMITTEES, The members nj
the water board and tho ros board
would be better. Mr.. Emshcimer's res
olution was voted down AR pollocl,
offered as n substitute to Captain Otto's
motion that The water board. gas board
and the health committee be uppointcd
on the conference COMMITTEES. Mr.. Poi.
locks substitute was passed.
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of bills on or the defacing OF the electric