Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-04
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The special business for which Coun-
ell was called together. lsst evening.
was approving tue bonds and admin
i>tering the oath Of office TO the city
officers '-ct Those fortunate indi-
vidlal> were present 70 man, with
thcir Joad>men. the TWO classes making
up very large proportion OF the lobby
in attendance. several OF the retiring
officers were present among the specia.
tors, and the scenes Transporting during
the evening uo doubt recalled foud rec
objections OF TWO years ago. when they
were the oficers-elect and other men
the officers Who were left.
Their, was some little delay Ia >ecur-
lug quorum. 600 the Second Branch,
out 40 three minutes OF eight Mr.. Max
~ei. made up the necessary fifteen mcm-
o-r>, and thc rules being suspended. on
motion OF Mr. HGdlich. the bond OF City
Collector John \. Whitc,i in the penal sum
OF $780, 900. with John Naterhouse. NJ.
Reilly. j. A. Hess, .. +. Hughes and
Peter Welty as sureties, was taken up,
the sureties sworn. the bond approved,
and Mr.. White took the oath Of Office.
The bond of City Receiver +. A. WCeb-
er. 81. in the peAdi sum Of So, 900, with
y. Belliugcr. j. y. Hess, +. \. WOeber.
ST.. :. Kughieu and Peter BOneuberg,
was next in order, and like proceed
ing was had.
Other bonds We're approved as follows:
John Crsokard, Wharfmaster, bond
$1,000: C.. +. Brandias, surety.
T.. T. Shearer, health officer; bond
II. 900. VI. J.. Ott Sgrify.
John Arthur. city weighmaSter; bond
I l.OOO James McFadden surity.
George R1deuDaugh. superintendent
I City prison; bond $1,000, Patrick Reilly
and VIM. Ritz Sureties.
p. Kenney, Master Second ward mar
ket: bond $1,000, August Mathews and
j. ). Welty >uretics.
John Mckeevcr. Master Centre NAL
ket; bond $4,000, Henry Kraft and {. +.
Meyer Sureties.
+. J. Park. Charles Smith and Charles
7 Kettler, Board of Public Works; bond
/ $1,000 given jointly.
NJ. Pollock, II. Jones and George
Baird. ST., Water Board: bond $4,000,
given Jointly.
The official oaths o. the following OIL
+ GERS were read;
Joseph \. Nahn, assessor, north dis
lrict.
d. v Hughes. assessor south district
T. = Riley. city solicitor.
W. L. Burt. city sexton.
John McDermott, lookup keeper.
/ John Howell, Janitor.
The bonds having all been disposed
IOf. Mayor Seabrisht took the floor and
said hc had two bills relating 10 the
smallpox case, now under treatment at
the city cemetery. One bill was from
/ Dr. Garrison. Tor medical attendance,
/ -lO.; and one Tor attendance for patient
/ Sol. The Mayor made statement Of
+ the situation OF the ease, giving the
| facts from It's frs, inception, and con-
cluded bv saving the boys father was
anxious 20 have him home. and IL would
/ Doe q good thing, in his opinion, 20 ais
pose OF the case as soon Is possible.
+ Mr.. Bailey thought We paid the
Health Oficera salary OF $1,000
The Chair-There'> nothing before
the house.
Mr.. Bailey Well. move TO refer
f DR.. GarIison'> bill 10 the Committee on
Health.
Mr.. HadHch-I oHcr a substitute 10
refer 10 % the Committee on Claims.
It's claim against the city, Us under
stand 10.
This substitute was agreed 10, and
both bills were 50 referred.
John McDcrmott, Lookup Keeper
submitted the appointment Of i. Mthen
as Assistant, and il was confirmed.
-George ROdcnbaugh. Superintendent
of the City Prison, submitted the names
OF Harry Carenbauer. Joseph Auth and
stephen Crawford aS guards, aud James
Hunt o., Cook, and the appointments
were confirmed.
The application OF Louis Carl 10 keep
d coffee house al No. 31lj Jacob street,
was granted.
Reports OF the organization Of the
Committees on Police. Fire Department,
Accounts, Salaries, Markets, Scales.
WhaIvvS. Cemeteries, Health, Finance.
CRY Prison. Real Estate. and Lights
were received and filed.
Mr.. Robertson offered resolution,
in>tructing the Cty Engineer 10 estao-
/ l,h the grades OF streets and alleys IN
Archibsld'S addition, and IL went 10
Streets. Alleys and Grades. This add
tiou is the sixteen and oHc-half acres OF
land recently purchased on tue east side
of Wheeling Hill by MeSsrs. Fred. Happy
and Charles Smith.
A resolution was offered ia the First
Branch by Nj. O'kane, aud was adopt
ed by that body, ordering the Health
Officer 10 take charge of William Will
hanson. the alleged smallpox patient,
summon "a committee of physicians, and
act - their Judgment may dictate as TO
whether or not il would be sale 10 dis
charge the case.
After some debate this action was
concurred in by the Second Branch,
after the adoption OF an amendment
limiting the committee Of physicians TO
TWO.
Mr.. Hadlich offered a resolution in
structing the Committee on Real Estate
10 al once repair and paint the Paxton
fountain, 80 that instead OF being Il
disgrace 10 might be- an ornament To the
city"
lhi, brought on a debate, during
which il was shown that the Water
Board had been ordered by the old
Council TO repair The defective piping in
the fountain. and that the Board had
failed TO do 50.
Finally the resolution was amended
ir,tructiug the Real Estate Committee
20 confer with the Water Board, and 1t
was passed IN that shape.
IL was announced that the First
Branch had adjourned, without notify
ing the Second Branch, and as no FUR
Their business could be transacted, the
second Branch adjourned.
I'm the First Branch the amendment
20 the smallpox resolution was con
CURED i'm.