Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-29

1 Committees anu DOHIus OoAAy
ports OF the sums deemed absolutely
necessary for their several departments,
bearing in mind that strict econ
omy was necessary if the reve-
nues OF the city were to meet the
expenditures. Speaking to his resolu-
/ ton, Mr.. Cruise said he had gone over
! the figures with the City Clerk, and that
| the situation was such that ii a
numter OF matters now on the table
/ should go through, there would be
a probable deficit of $4,000 or $40, 900,
without allowing dollar for new
/ streets or sewers. He said this In
the interest of good government.
| The recommendation or the Real
/ Estate Committee was then unani-
/ mOusly cOhcurred in.
The Committee on Police reported In
! favor Of paying the special police ap-
pointed by the Mayor, of buying new
/ horses for the patrol wagon and the
/ building Of a stable, referred the matter
! Of increasing the police force to CouDcil
I without recommendation, aud transmit
/ ted for confirmation the names OF the
/ Deputy Sergeants. The question or
I new horses and a stable was referred TO
/ the Finance Committee, 10 arrange the
/ funds; the special police were ordered
! paid, and the list OF officers submitted
| was confirmed. The First Branch con-
CURED, and the force appeared in the
\ chamber Of the Second Branch and were
sworn in.
/ The Committee on Markets submitted
an ordinance afforiing relief to renters
| in the lower part Of the Fifth Ward
/ Market, and ID was passed.
The action Of the Health Committee,
in having referred the nuisance Of the
| FIRE on Nineteenth street to the Com
mittee on Fire Department, was ap-
proved.
Committee bills were ordered paid as
/ follows:
Real estate 81 %
I Police OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Isl y
Markets IL "
The Committee on Real Estate sub
mitted its estimate for 1898, amounting
to Sc, OOO 1t was referred to Finance.
An ordinance making appropriations
/ f0r the month OF April, to an amount
not exceeding One-twelfth OF the sums
/ appropriated 10 the several depart
mentS for 1892, was passed.
Mr.. Robertson offered a resolution
I asking the 3. =. w. 10 include in its
estimate money enough TO pave Seven
/ teenth street. from the west side OF
I Wood TO the west side Of Eof street.
1t went to the Board.
Mr. Kenney offered resolution ask
I ing the Finance Committee 10 include
! in its estimates SIC, 900 to pave Market
street, from Tenth 10 Seventh. 1t was
referred.
Mr.. Milligan offered a resolution for
the continuation OF the paving Of Nc
| Culloch street, and the distribution Of
I the old macadam on that street on Eli
| zabeth to other streets. 1t was refer
red.
A petition was received from the citi-
zens OF Charles street, asking for three
I hundred feet OF retaining wall, the ma
cadamizing Of the street, and new
/ beard walk Referred.
Petitions for n new sewer on Eleventh
street, between Chapline street and al
/ ley c, for the matchmaking OF Eotf
I street, south OF Eleventh, for the paw
( ing of South Front street, for the grad
/ ing OF alley Is, for the grading of Tween
ty-ffth street, for the repair Of Seven
teenth street, for the paving Of Eoff
and Twenty-second streets, for sewer
in alley c, between Twenty-secOnd and
Twenty-third streets, for the repair Of
/ Wilson street, and others, were referred
TO the p. b. w.
The petion Of Thos. J. Ball to be al
| lowed TO conduct a restaurant in the
upper end Of the Second ward market,
went to Markets.
A resolution by Mr.. Dinger, asking
that the water pipe in Alley B, south OF
Market alley, be cleaned out, was re-
ferred to the Water Board.
The following communication was re-
I celved from the Legislative Committee
of the Ohio Valley Trades Assembly:
1--WE have read the Wheeling Rail-
way Company's reply 10 the arbitration
resolution passed by your honorable
I body. and, as we have already made an
swer 10 your action, we denOunce the
/ statements made by the Railway Com
| pany as a weak attempt 10 Justify their
cause, and false and misleading in near
I IL every particular, and our side stand
/ ready 10 prove II SUCH.
III the Wheeling Railway Company
| can make out a case as strong as they
state, why are they unwilling TO sub
I nit IL to arbitration?
1--WE hold, in case OF a difference,
\ when one party to dispute makes a
I bona fde offer 70 submit the matter to
arbitration, the other party must either
accept the offer or expose itself to
| charges Of obstinacy or unfairneSs in
/ its demands"
The paper was ordered filed.
I Mr.. Hupp offered the following:
"ReSolued, That the Committee on
I Ordinances be instructed 10 report an
ordinance amending Rule 81 Of an ordi-
nance entitled an ordinance prescrib-
7 ing rules for the government OF the
I Council OF the City Of Wheeling so as
to read that all applications for licenses
I for ordinaries and coffee houses be re-
/ ferred 10 the Committee on Petitions
/ and RemOnstrances for report on the
applications for such licenses, the re-
port to be based on the requirements for
such licenses as designated by ordi-
nance"
II was referred to Ordinances. The
I time is now too short TO permit this TO
be carried out before May 1st, under the
/ old order, and a resolution was passed,
requiring ali applications TO be in
/ by April 18th.
A resolution, offered by Milligan,
relating to deposits OF filth in Alley b,
between Twelfth street aud Alley @,
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