The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-05

stood that special meeting Of the city
council last night was necessary in or
der TO adopt the report Of the committee
on election SO as to make the coming
city election legal, the probability OF a
meeting shortly before s o'clock last
night was slim. Finally, however, the
needed member OF the second branch
arrived, and the session was called TO
order by President Waterhouse in the
second and by Mayor Caldwell in the
first branch.
The application for liquor license by
Mrs. Josephine Weidle, OF 5000 Chap
line street, came up and was granted
without opposition by council in both
branches. The application OF 1. j..
Redley for tho tranfer OF his liquor
license at 2006 Main street to W. II.
Sherry and Harry Lyon was also granted
The committee on real estate recon-
mended,bills SIS SO, for payment, which
was done. Regarding the listing oil IN
recorded real estate, the committee re-
ported It twill cost $" and recon-
mended that such real estate be record
ed. Mr. Gruse objected to such action
in the absence Of knowledge Of the cost
of the work II undertaken. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Maxwell this portion OF the
report was laid on the table.
The committee on claims reported 1t
had considered the Walker and O'Leary
claims and had succeeded in coming to
compromise in both, 0'Leary agreeing
to take sell and Mr.. Walker $500. II
was provided that these amounts shall
not be paid until there is money sutfi-
Gent in the contingent fund. The com.
mittee recommended that the claim oil
John L. West Tor the turning Oft Of
water by the water hoard be rejected.
Mr.. Cruise wanted the consideration oil
the report delayed until the tirst meet
ing In January. Mr.. Maxwell moved TO
defer action until January, not liking
the idea of appropriating money in ad.
vance. On account Of the likelihood oil
the West case going to the supreme
court the recommendation oil the COM
mittee was not adopted in council, &C.
ton being deferred indefinitely.
The committee on ordinances report
ed one fixing new boundary line be.
tween the Second and Third wards as
follows:
1.-THE Second ward shall comprise all
that portion OF said city included with
in the following boundary, viz: Begin
ming at the point OF intersection OF the
center line OF Twelfth street extended
and the low water mark and running
thence with the ceuter line to the inter-
section, with the center line OF High
street, beginning at the point OF inter-
secting the center line Of Twelfth street
extended and low water mark OF the east
channel OF the Ohio river and running
thence with the center line Of Twelfth
street to the intersection OF said center
line OF Twelfth street eastwardly to the
intersection OF said center line OF
Twelfth street with the center line Of
High street, thence with the center line
of Twelfth street to its intersection with
the center line Of Alley G extended
northwardly, thence with line
parallel to the lines OF Grandview
street, northwardly to its intersection
with the center line OF sixteen.foot
alley in Belyedere addition, extended
westwardly, the first alley north OF Bel.
mont street, thence with the center line
OF said alley eastwardly across Vine
street to its intersection with the center
line OF Lind street, thence southwardly
with the center line OF Lind street with
its intersection with the south line OF
Thirteenth street extended and thence
to ,he eastern boundary OF the CITY,"
The ordinance also covers the bound
arios OF the other wards, but the only
chpnge is between the Second and Third
wSrds as above. The ordinance is q
long one, and Clerk Thoner put i'll .
yeyy busy half hour in reading it the
REQUIRED two times. Mr.. Milligan
offered IN amendment. but the senti.
ment in the second branch was over.
,whelmingly in favor OF adopting the
committees report as presented and
this was done.
The committee on elections reported
the list OF election commissioners, as
follows:
FIRST WARD.
First precinct-W. NJ. Morgan. r. !;
John Bachelor, D.; Thomas Kelly, D.
Second precinct-Fred Hoffman, X /;
Louie Frederick, D.; Charles McGav-
in. D.
Third precinct-Louis Metzser. R.
John Henry, D. William Kenny, D.
Fourth precinct-O. G. Miller, Ri
George Hervey, D.; Peter Seibold, D.
SECOND WARD.
First precinct-Fred Wingerter, r.:
August Matthews. D.; Charles A Sem
Second precinct-D. B. Clark, R.; ].
L. Mills, D.; William Turner, r.
Third precinct-Wiiiiam MaRruder.
R.; Henry Nau, D.; George Mcdonald,
r.
Fourth precinct-J. 7. Potter. R.;
Fred Huseman, D.; J. V. Dickey, Il.
THIRD WARD.
First precincts. S. Mcclure, R.; NJ.
B. Horkheimer, D.; l.. \. Reeter, K.
Second preCinct-W. A. james, r {;
Thomas 0'Brien, sr., D.; John Reed, r.
Third precinct-M. X. Hobbs. r. T.
z. Hanke, b. &C. T. Reed, r.
Fourth precinct-Leander McGill, R /;
]. Arthur, ST.. D.; W. II. Haller, r
FOURTH WARD.
First precinct. N. Confer. r.; j.
Armbruster, D.; Pat Fitzslmmons, D.
Second precinCt-James McGniCan,
R.; r. Fl. Bayha. D.. +. L Kimberly.D.
Third precinct-J. \. Dunning, r. /;
Ed. Gillese, D.; Il. Pecari, D.
FIFTH WARD.
First precinct-George Hemple, R.
Alex. Kenny, D. Herman Rolf, D.
Second precinct-J. +. Reed, r.; W..
A. Milligan, D.; William Myles. d.
Third precinct-Wiliam Nesbitt, r. :;
ph;I;n VnolIinvar II Jnhn II Clark u