The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-15

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Committee on claims. = %
RcAl estate 81 %
Total bills paid %
The Knights OF st. George asked that
they be allowed to drill IN the Second
ward market hall irec Of rent, the last
council having granted them the priv.
iese. Council decided to charge the
Knights OF St. George the same rental
Is is paid BY other organizstions-Sl
per night, Just sufficient TO pay Tor Gas
and janitor.
The committee on fire department re-
ported a resolution directing the COM
mittee on ordinances TO draft an ordi-
nance empowering the chief OF the fire
department TO inspect cellars OF bust
ness houses and also to enforce the or
dinance calling tor the conveying OF rub
Dish to the crematory. The resolution
was passed.
The committee on fire department
wanted authority. TO purchase car load
OF oats; granted.
The fire department committee SUBJ
mitted an estimate OF its needs for the
coming year, which was referred to the
committee on finance.
The committee on claims introduced
a resolution for grades on McColloch
street, east OF Seventeenth street and on
adjacent alleys. This is in relation to
the Elder and Mc(iannon claims against
the city and was adopted by council.
The streets. alleys and grades commit
tee was empowered TO have the ground
lereled.
The committee on streets. alleys and
grades and the committee on railroads,
who held a joint meeting. reported
unanimously that they approved the
ordinance granting Anton Reymaun the
privilege to construct and maintain Il
railroad siding on Sixteenth street at
Main street. Tho ordinance was then
taken I'D and adopted.
The committee on ordinances pre-.
scented an ordinance amending that
governing the sale OF meat, which al
lows the sale OF meat by farmers in
both market houses. Mr.. Hamilton
moved that the matter be postponed
until the next meeting.
The matter OF 40 increase in salaries
for the two police lieutensnts, from $50
TO So per month, which the ordinance
committee had been instructed by tho
committee on salaries to put in au ordi-
nance, came up. The ordinance COM
mi,see hsd refused to- draw up such an
ordinance, but as their repor. was not
in proper form the matter was referred
back.
The board OF public works asked for
an appropriation Of S35 OF Tor pay roll
OF men employed or the Chapman
Hutchinson wreck. Council ordered
this amount paid out OF the boards
contingent fund.
A. j. Comrie. W. II. Halter and J. c.
Hervey wore granted Iicouses as auc-
tioneers.
Mr.. Clator introduced a resolution
p,ovidin. for the removal OF the wreck
age OF the Hu,chisson.C Chapman build
ings now lying at the lower end OF the
public landing The resolution was
laid over.
Mr.. Hamilton moved that the wood
vanished at cost not to exceed $50.
The resolution prevailed.
4 resolution OF Mr.. J. A. Britt. direct.
ing the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany to plank its track at the Eleventh
stree. crossing and keep it open, was
passed.
s Mr.. Hahne asked that tho street in
front Of the Eighth ward engine house
be paved. He said this is necessary ior
the safety OF the engine in coming on.
OF the house. Tho revolution was
adopted.
The following applications Tor liquor
liccngcs were presented: Peter Zim.
mer, at 1924 EoG street; Feinler 1; Co.,
80 Twelfth street; Charles Klein, zoos
Main street; August Meyer. jr., 1911
Jacob strcct; Daniel O. Drien, 202g Chap
line street. President Maxwell said tho
applicants wished to have tho applica.
tons acted upon without tho iormali,y
OF reference to the committee on pcti.
tions and rcmon s:ranccs. claiming that
as the Wheeling Base Ball Associations
application was acted upon withou. go.
ing through tho committee grind theirs
should not. On motion OF Mr.. Hamil-
ton, tho old order OF reference to tho
committee COOS into effect. and tho APP
plications mentioned were referred.
Council hen adjourned.