The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-12
services, amounting to s2ll o5, wore or

Gorvico', amounting to s2ll Oj, wore or
dored paid.
The committOn on finance also to-
ported probable needs Of tho city for
!tIo ensuing vcat, ~ already chroniclUd
III tho lSTELLtGESCEN, SiG1, rs 40; osti-
mated %rnvunuO,. SilS,5lO 90; deficit,
Sla.l02 70. Tho committee recon-
iiicndcd an isano OF bonds for $4,000 to
mako ny for tho difference bntwcen Os.
t!lnat0d receipts and expenditures.
Unln1S THU IL donO tho electric lights
Will have to 10 turmoil of.
Mr. Maxwell took tho floor and said
that tho Issue Of bonds would require
tho matter to DO placed before tho poo.
pIe. which could not DO done for several
months. In tho meantime he was not
SIirG what COurgu should DO taken to 10.
euro funds.
MIR. llRIinO mNdO rather u startling
proposition. Ito wanted II bond isluu
OF $1,000 100 instead Of 100000, 80 that tho
electric light bu,ino,A could DO entirely
carried on by tho city. Mr.. IIahno'a
motion was not seconded and Il vote
was aiken on Mr.. Bodloy's proposition
for an issue Of $4,000 in bonds, with
tho following ruIult:
Ayos-Bodloy, Britt, Clayton, Elliott,
Fair, Hamilton. john Hess, Lindsey,
Rctzor, Taylor, UtGrmohlon, Water.
house. Wells, Williams Wills, Max.
vol.
N%ocs-Frow, llahnc.
Tho board OF public works called tho
attention OF council to tho fact that
August NOrtcman has fenced in Il piece
Of ground belonging to the city, OF tho
west side OF Chapliuo, between Thirty
seventh and Thirty.Gighth strOOla. On
motion tho matter vas referred to the
COMMITTEES OH rONl estate.
james Il. Collins. w0ighmaltcr, IanO
street. Island. tCndOrCd his resignation,
which was accepted.
A resolution wa1 presented BY Mr..
llahno requiring the printing Of yellow
cards to DO posted on hOU1cs whore
there is c%ontagGoui Diseases. Tho res.
olutiou vas referred &c tho ordinance
and health committees.
Mr.. Hamilton introduced Il resolution
providing for tho opening oil IN alley on
tho Island. The property has boon in
dispute until recently, but now ut Il cOut
ot$li0 tho alley can DO built to the river,
where there is n gravel banl:. Tho res
olution wa referred 10 the board Of
public worku.
y resolution waa introduced by Mr..
Wntorhougc, requiring the city sergeant
TO enforce tho ordinance rc.arliugdogs.
Its e!Icc; will be tho slaughter Of all
caniucS who have no collars.
The COMMITTEES on ordinances recon-.
mendcd the adoption oil the Omaha
bulldin. ordinance by Wheeling coun.
Gil. On motion tho matter was rcfcrr0l
baCl; 10 tho committed to have it printed.
The chairman said tho table Of tho
branch was clear and o motion iOr ad.
journmcut in order. but Mr. Britt
wanted tosnow what had become OF the
ordinance regarding the sale Of meat.
OthGr members wanted the motion Tor
adjournment put, and in the midst OF
tho racket, Mr.. Britt got Up aud OK.
claimed oXcitedly:
"All kinds Of subtcriugcs arc being
used TO slnu.Gic this thing down"
Tho motion to adjourn waa carried
with n hurraII, and then Mr.. Brltt was
paciticd by the explanation that the
moa: ordinance vas really no: on tho
table and il now in the hands OF the
city solicitor to be put in legal form.
When the $4,000 loan proposition
came up in the first branch. Mr.. Rob-
~inson, as chairman OF the finance com.
mittoc. made = statemcn: showing tho
city's financial condition ami tho ALSO
lu,o necessity for the loan.
Mr. DAWSON said no would like to ask
Mr.. Robinson what had become OF the
magnificent surplus lett in the treasury
by the last council. OF winch no had
read in tho Register. Mr.. Robinson