The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-06

Last evening a special meeting OF the
city council was held for tho purpose o
t%ransacting q considerable amount o.
routine business that has accumulated
sinco tho regular meeting u week ago
The two branches were called to orde,
at 5 p. H., President Maxwell presidin,
in the second and Mayor Caldwell
across tho hail In tho frat, Twenty.one
OF the twen:y-eight members Of the
second branch were present at roll cal.
by Clork Dannonborg. The minutes o.
the last meeting wero read and ap'
proved. Fully half n hour was occu'
picd.in reading tho minutes, and then
on motion OF Mr.. Hamilton the regular
order was suspended and tho bonds oil
officers taken up.
Tho bond OF Market Clork John Nc.
kcever, $1,000; sureties, Henry Kraft
and Charles Meyers. was approved.
Clerk OF tho Second ward market, /.
J. Davis bond was for 5000, with
George Otto and Horny Ssrig Us sure.
ties; was approved.
The bond Of Weighmaster L. G. Rem.
Pile, $1,000, with John s. Naylor q, sure.
~, was approved.
Receiver ki%udleberger's bond was for
$4,000, with Anton Reymann and John
Frow, auroties; approved.
Tho bond OF Health Officer DR.. J. G.
Walden, $1,000, with Alex. Morrison as
surety. was approved.
Weichmaster Remplo notified council
OF the appointment OF NJ. l.. Moore as q
substitute weigher; approved.
Tho bond OF the water board, ]. II.
Hall. A. c. +. Ebeling aud Il. +. Jones,
in the sum OF $4,000, was approved.
The bond Of the new board OF public
works, Albert Schenk, Franklin L. Nc.
Coy and Z. D. Thompson. was read and
approved. 1t is for $40,
! The board Of public works notified
the council OF its organization BY elect.
ing Mr.. Schcnk as president; ". ii.
Hornish, clerk; W. S. Holmes. superin.
tendon; OF streets, and A. L. White,
city engineer. The salary OF the clerk
was placed at $500, and That OF the So.
perintendent oil streets at $1,000. The
action OF tho board was confirmed.
The city clerk reported that tho va.
rious other city officials had filed their
bonds in his office as required by law.
The committee on police reported
bills amounting to Sll5 96. which were
ordered paid. The committee recon.
mended that the workhouse superin.
teudent's appointments be confirmed by
council, and this action was taken with.
out opposition.
The committees organized as follows:
Accounts. P. Maxwell, chairman.
Contracta-N. c. Hamilton, chair
man.
Cemeteries-W. II. Halter, chairman.
Fire Department.. A. Britt, chair.
man..
Claims-D. II. Tappan, chairman.
Markets-C. kalbiizer, chairman.
Equalization and appeals-N. C. Ham.
ilton, chairman.
Health-Dr. ". E. Stathers, chairman.
The organization Of all was confirmed
by tho two branches OF council. The
committee on health reported the
appointment OF Conrad Schnepp as an
assistant at the crematory; confirmed.
A resolution ordering the payment of
this officers Of tho late city election was
introduced by DR.. Stathers and passed.
Commissioners and clerks are to receive
S.. and fifty cents for two meals, and
messengers receive s. The officers
should call at Clerk Dannenberc's office
on Friday, not before that day.
The first branch having approved the
honda OF various officials they were
sworn into office by President Maxwell.
A motion requesting the clerk to fur.