The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-09

Get down TO business 'iii 'i'e' '''N
s,, when it did get started it made
Ia.ine.s .ly in way that was really en-
rogrsgius to the reporters and the
ianitor. =. -, 49,, - .oa
,oIaurcnce Ray, at No. 374G Alley D,
',5 10 Patrick Moran, at No. 2O4 Main
rrr,,. The license of Capps & LOOMS
,,.. onnulled, and the rebate applied to
license for John LOOMS, at the same
place. ;,o.;or ot tbo hoard of
water works trustees, which was con-
,;Ior,d by the joint meeting Of the
C9rnci committee on water WORKS ana
S ,Eo hoori last Friday, aud which APP
Jared In the INTELLIGENCER oil Satnr-
HSy was read and with it the resolution
a o1!.!,g by the joint meeting recon-
iIn.niin. The adoption OF the suggestions
;thrhSard. Mr.. Maxwellmoved to refer
S,otbe finance committee so that the
"o..ibility Of relieving the board from.
,fc interest payment complained OF
may be considered.
Tbn committee on streets, alleys and
GRADES, which about year ago thought
I, Ind settled all differences between
i n Caldwell and the city concerning
tho hail lot taken in the Strengthening
n Csidwe!l's Run, reported that Mr.
Caldwell had refused 10 accept $1,000
Gr the rorth half OF lot No. 10, square
~ corner Chapline and Twcnty-ninth
,,Ient and all damages. 1t recommend
ID that all former action DO rescinded
snjtbat a rclsoution be adopted agree
Inn 10 nav \. i. Caldwell $1,000 when
i" .hall agree to make a deed for the
10. and iorego all further claims for
damages.
\ DIFFERENCE or OPINION.
The committee on ordinances re-
ported adversely on the proposition by
Nh. Happy to draft ordinances prohib-
itips cattle from running at large and
vendors from crying their wares in
lopl voice. In the first branch, the re-
mort was amended instruCting the solicit
Tor 10 draft an ordinance in accordance
with the suggestion OF the resolution
originally submitted to the committee.
Wien it came back to the second, Mr..
Bailey asked why the report had been
sent 10 the first. and moved to lay it on
the table, which was adopted.
The committee on real estate reported
that i. had re.insured the Public Build
ing ior $4,000 in sixteen insurance COM
panics represented in the city, the pre-
MUM ior three years amounting to
$1,000.
The Main street bridge commission
nported the following amounts due on
account Of the Main street bridge and n
resolution authorizing the clerk to draw
orders for the amounts to the Main
street bridge loan commissioners:
Paige, Carey & Co., estimate No. Z,
$lfGiS; City Engineer Hoge, commits
sion on estimate No. Z, SOIL IL; Trimble
4 Iutz, Tor Pumping in rooms for test
ipg stone and cement, S25; to City En-
gnCer Hogc, for having rooms cleaned,
so; total, SlT,7774 q.
lIr. Bailey moved to refer to the
finance committee, but upon n state
ment by Mr.. Kenney that it could do
no good, Mr.. Bailey withdrew the
motion and move 10 lay the mat
ter aside till the ordinance increasing
the rate Of interest on the loan be passed
AMI the money realized.
The Board OF Equalization and APP.
pclls reported the result OF its labors
and asked the payment OF salaries and
bills amounting to S246 IS. 1t also sub
nitled recommendation that board
d three assessors and clerk be
sppOinted TO make a reassessment
o the real estate Of the city and
that they be put to work as soon us
Practicable, The matter was referred
10 the committee on ordinances on
notion OF Mr.. Maxwell.
The Electric Light Commission re-
ported that il had considered bids for
The building OF the electrical power
house, and recommended that tho
UuiIng be given 10 the Wheeling Min.
ile and Manufacturing Company at
SlOG?5, and the structural iron work to
lie Van Dorm Iron works, OF Cleveland,
at,&,+OO. These recommendation were
adopted, and the MAYOR WINS authorized
to ign contracts for the same
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t,,e conference committee on the bill
Oh Messrs. Mathison and Wilkinson,
commissioners of the compromise loan
reported in favor NJ p,yin, ,bom som
and aIso Of noyins gS5 ~; ~ % IMS'H S-VV'
Wnolo- io ~ sd p.aanS LOW uue +; a.
liam Irlc VI" sC citr so1 Us no'"Fy n, 70 WI
VIII oyHI ,i, sS s,SH Nr. MAX
Wa, far cytrs VOL . CIV a, ST., ~ .l,i s. ii3uey
commissioners ~ stro 'nd pHts VI .ne
eaanslemenis in tS 9o'" ISan out
charre '''''''' :" 'li' i0"n IN their
At g:lj Clcrk Tbonar ho,,or ,ood;,,,
an orlinoneo n Ino;,rr began reauing
H., IH'''""so PIoNluluR lOr Issuing