The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-15

Mr.. Cecil Robinson placed in nomina'
ton Colonel Robert White.
Mr.. PAUL. Democrat. seconded the
nomination OF Colonel White,
Mr. Burke nominated George b. Cald-
we'll,
WHITE BEATS coNlFF.
The ballot resulted in White receiv-
ing 20 votes, Conif l6, and George B.
Caldwell one vote. resulting in tho cleo
ton OF Colonel White. The Democrats
who voted for White were PAUL and
Grimm OF the first branch, and Kreiter
Of the second. Burke changed his vote
to Caldwell.
For city health officer Mr.. Cruise
placed DIR. S, L. S. Sprags in nomina-
lion.
Mr.. Morningstar placed DR., j. W. Nc
Coy in nomination.
The ballot showed that no one was
elected, Spragg having received % votes
and Mccoy % votes. Filan was the
Democrat who broke over the Demo-
cratic traces.
The second ballot was tho same as the
frat.
Mr.. o'Mallcy moved that the election
oil health officer DO suspended. 1t went
by unanimous consent
For keeper of the city lookup, Irwin
place in nomination the present incum-
bent, John McDermott.
MIR. Halter tried to make q nomina-
ton, but was headed of by two or three
Republicans. He finally broke away
and named Mr.. Walter Bulkley.
The first ballot resulted in McDermott
receiving 90 votes and Buckley 81 votes.
The mayor declared McDermott elected
Tor the ensuing two years.
Mr.. Cruise moved that the election OF
measurer of lumber and wood be dis
pensed with. Carried.
For assistant lookup keeper Mr.. Cruise
nominated Mr.. John Wilkie.
Mr.. Knoke named Albert Drum.
Mr. Cruise said he didn't think Drum
lived in the city. Nj. Knoke said he
was resident of the city. Mr.. Wheat
said he could guarantee Mr.. Drum is q
resident OF the eighth ward.
Tho ballot resulted in Wilkie getting
twenty-threo votes, and he was declared
elected.
BOARD PUBLIC WORKS.
The next thing was the board of pub.
lie works, three members. Mr.. Farrell
named Charles Smith. Other nominal
tons from the Democratic side were
w. A. Wilson, Andrew Hamilton,
Henry schmulbach and +. 2. Mcneil.
The vote resulted as follows:
Smith .......o,-.".".. a SehmplbOch '''.''.''' q
wilson ...'....'.'..''.''' hCNCll'''''''''''''''
Hamilton. .."..... rs
NIessrs. Schmulbach, Smith and Ham
ilton were declared elected, having the
highest number OF votes.
TIE WATER BOARD.
For water board nominations were
then made as follows:
Mr. PAUL. named Messrs, Pollock and
Hall, present incumbents.
Captain Otto nominated Messrs, A. @.
T. Ebeling, II. I. Jones and John IL.
Hall.
r The vote resulted as follows:
Plllock.."""..m"".23 Iiall......,..." ........,-A
Ebcling. .....,.....,."-22 JOues,.....".."."...ii
NIcssrs. Hall and Jones were declared
elected. Brill, Grimm, Deiters and
Burke, who had voted for Eboling,
changed to Jones. Horstman was tho
Democrat who stuck to Ebeling.
As there was tie between Eboling
and Pollock another ballot was taken,
resulting in tie.
Mr.. OMalloy moved to lay over the
election OF tho third member for the
present. 1t prevailed by unanimous
consent.
Mr.. oMalley named Frank Mallory
for superintendent OF city prisons.
DR.. Hupp named Mr.. W. I. Mccain
Tho ballot resulted 23-2l favor Ma.
loney, who was declared elected.
Mr.. O'Mallcy claimed that assistants
to the superintendent OF city prisons
should DO elected. A reference to tho
ordinance showed this mistake.
Mr.. Gruso placed Frank Wocber in
nomination Tor city rccciuer.
Mr.. Richards named Mr., John Kin.
dloborgor for tho office.
REPUBLICAN ELEcrED.
Tho ballot resulted in Wocbor gotN
ting 20 votes, and Kndlobcrgcr "a votes,
whom tho latter was decided elected.
Mossrs. Brill, PAUL and WarnekO wero
tho Democrats who did tho shattcring
act,
For weighmastcr Mr. Woidcbusch
named tho present incumbent Jack
Arthur.
MIR. II. u. Meyer was also named from
the Republican side.
The ballot resulted In Arthur getting
"a votes and Meyer 20 votes Arthur
was declared elected. KalbItScr, Re-.
publican, voted for Arthur
Mr.. lladlich put Mr.. James Kilecn
In nomination for ianitor OF tue city
building lie was unanimously elected,
Mrs. Martin ClauCcy WAS unanimously
elected janitress OF the city building
Tho election Of q city sexton then
came TN Ngnin
Tho first ballot resulted In Dean re-,
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