Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-10

Inconsistencies reported in favor OF
issuing LIQUOR licenses to the State Fair
Association, Owen Steger and }. A.
Ebert, and the licenses were accord
ingly issued.
Mr.. Robertson offered resolution TO
prevent any person, firm or corporation
opening bitches from putting back into
them any other earth, sand or gravel
than that excavated. Adopted.
A resolution from Henry Floersheim,
asking that the small building on the
street, at the corner Of Eoff and Six
teenth streets, be removed, went to the
B. P. w.
Mr.. Dlnger presented resolution
providing for crossings on South Broad
way. 1t went to the b. 2. w.
Mr.. Dinger offered resolution to lay
a sewer to connect with certain houses
on South Broadway. Referred to FL
nance.
A petition for stone abutment at
the north end of York street went to
the B. P. w.
A petition for curling on Thirty
eighth street went TO the B. P. w.
The ordinance providing for the in
spection of food and for the appoint
meat of an Inspector, came up on It's
second reading, having been printed,
and was indefinitely postponed.
An ordinance making an appropria-
ton for the month OF May was adopted.
The regular Committee reports, or
derinR the payment of bills, records Of
which have been published from time
time, were all concurred in. The reso-
luton from the Police Committee, or
dering the Chief to purchase summer
helmets for the force at S2.25 each, was
adopted in both Branches.
The resolution from the Stone Bridge
Commission, asking that the Solicitor
be required to notify the Street Rail-
way Company that II the sum OF $780, 3
due to George Lemmons be not paid
within ten days, that suit would be
brought, and instructing the Solicitor
70 bring such suit, was adopted.
A communication from the Board OF
Commissioners, reciting that Commit
tee of three had been appointed to con-
fer with q Committee of Council relative
to granting the "Pewlky" Railroad
Company additional room on the upper
end OF the wharf, was read, and the
Committee on Wharves was directed to
meet with the Commissioners for the
purpose named.
Mr.. O'Malley offered a resolution,
which was adopted, ordering the re-
moval OF all wagons, cobble stones, ETC.,
from the lower end Of the wharf.
Mr.. Maxwell offered the following:
"Resolued, That the City Solicitor be
and hereby is instructed TO report to
Council at its next meeting whether
there are any provisions in the fran
chises granted to the Telegraph and
Telephone Companies, by the State,
which will prohibit the city OF Wheel
ing from making proper and just levy
on the property of such companies for
municipal taxation" Adopted.
Mr.. Robertson offered the following;
"ReSoIUed, That the Board Of Public
Works are hereby instructed TO notify
all persons, firms or corporations who
apply for permits to dig up the streets,
alleys or publlc highways that have
been paved with fire brick, that the
said street, alley or public highway
shall be relaid with new fire brick, to
the satisfaction of the Board OF Public
Works nor any permits be given to
said person, firm or corporation In the
future until they shall have complied
with the above instructions" Adopted.