Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-15
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WIS largely attended. Rev. Mr. SMITH
q member of the Allegheny IheolSg-
i-71 Seminary. conducted the service.
| Prof c. s. Heath. the cOlOred sOloist,
was present and sang several beautl-
/ fu Songs.
The funeral Of Miss Sarah Leach, Of
South Broadway, took place yesterday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock. The inter-
maut was made ct Riyerview Gene
terry.
Council met Saturday evening. The
Street Committee was authorized to
receive bids for draining the water
from the coal bank On Jefferson street
They will also ordered 10 look after
The matter of placing ashes on HEX
orv street OF the corner Of Seventh
street and the county road. The re-
port Of the Street Committee. which
was to confer with the w. b. & Z. co.
/ i'm regard to filing in about their track
on the west side Of Walnut street. was
that the company was willing to fill in
| The company was also Siven permits
sion 10 resurface and plank tracks on
/ Park. Hanover and Carlisle streets,
providing they did not change the
grade The clerk was instructed to
notify the b.. -. d II. Il. street railway
TO put the street crossings at AYOudale,
Centre and Jefferson streets in good
condition. He was also instructed to
notify the Pennsylvania Company TO
plank their crossings AT AyOndale and
Centre streets. The Street Committee
was instructed to inspect the old oil
house and see what was best 10 be
done with it, with power to act The
clerk was instructed TO receive bids
Tor the construction of sewers on
Broadway. PeGre and Monroe street,
in district No. l. Bills were ordered
paid as follows: Caleb & Couture,
$40; II. GraysOn, S3075; City Com
misSiOners, S1I9; f. c. Sedgwick, $3.50.
The bill OF Caleb & Couture. Of $21446.
for sewer work on Walnut street, was
referred to the Finance Committee.
An order was authorized on the Broad
way sewer fund, to pay interest, when
there should be money in the fund.
The report Of the City Commissioners
of the streets. was received r. A.
LindemUth'S bill, as Health Officer,
for 2OA days amounting TO $1,000,
was read, and six days work was al
lowed The item for making out re-
port was referred 10 the Solicitor. The
clerk was instructed to have the bids
Tor printing ready at the next regular
meeting. The Solicitors report of the
cost bills referred back, was heard.
ald it was ordered that necessary
steps be taken TO issue S55S.S3 worth
of bonds to pay the bills. A new ordi-
nance under which the Board OF Gem
etry Trustees are to be governed, was
passed. to its second reading.
The Horney Corner Club have very
artistic club sign painted on the front
of their club rooms. On the corner Of
Jefferson and Broadway.
Burglars made an attempt to enter
the residence of Miss Matte HOben-
sack, on Walnut street, Saturday even
ing, but were frightened away by VIM.
Hood, who fired two shots at them IS
they made their escape.
Easter services were generally OBJ
served i'm all the churches yesterday.
The interior of the different churches
were all decorated with flowers. At
the Presbyterian Church communion
was observed in the morning. At the
Methodist Church in the afternoon and
evening a very betting programme
for the occasion was performed.