The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-02

There was special meeting OF the
city council last nigtst. 1t lasted only
few minutes, and no business aside
from the endorsement OF the appoint
nent OF election officers to act at the
approaching municipal election. made
by the council committee on elections,
was transacted. Originally the call for
the special meeting OF council was
made SO that other business could be
taken up. but this was changed and
The consideration OF the ordinance pro-
yidlns for the special city charter cleo
ton on December q, goes over until
next Tuesday evening.
The second branch was called TO or
der at 7:50 p m. by President Stattsers
and the first branch was raped to or
der minute later by Mayor Caldwell.
The members present were:
First hranch-J. a. Britt, Butts. Day.
!son. EoelIng. Farrell. Halter. irwin.
Kalbitzer. Richards. Wcidcbusch,
wicker; total, II.
Second branclr-Arrdt. Baird. Bodley,
T. G. Britt. Chew, Campbell, carp,
Fair. Potter. John Hess. Higgins. Kern.
Refer. Useltou, t'termohlcn. Water
house. Williams, Taylor. S;athers; to-
tai. 10.
The absentecs were:
First branch--McKelvey.M eukcncller.
Otto, PAUL. Robinson: total, s.
Second branch-Ellnu. Frew, Ham,
ilton. Herman Hess, Lindsey. Loos,
(. Wells. Wendell: total, s.
Mr.. ". a. Chew who was elected to
fill the vacancy In the second branch
caused by the resignation of Mr. Wal
ter Wills.was sworn in before any bus!-
ness was taken up for consideration.
The report OF the elections commit
tee. making appointments Of comris-
sionecs for the municipal election in
January, was submitted. The first
named commissioner In each precinct
IS the appointee OF the Republican COM
mittee, the second il chosen by the
committee on elections th". too. is Re-
publ!canl. and the third is the APP
pointee OF the Democratic city commit
tee. The appointments follow:
FIRST WARD.
PrecInc: No. William Morgan, John
Haberield and John Bachelor,
Precinct No. John Roden6augh.
George Joseph and L. Frederick.
Precinct:N M C. Kindelberscr. Will
lam MueEse and John Heryey;
Precinct No. Nv. Mex. Day, G.. G..
Murdoch and John ScybolJ.
SECOND WARD.
Precinct No. IF. c. Holmes. Charles
Senseney and August Matthews.
Precinct No. I'D. s. Clark. William
Turner and J: y. Crawford.
Precinct No. William Magrudcr,
Samuel Cole and Michael Roth
Precinct No. 4-fioward Atkinson, Will
IAN Heller and Martin Thornton,
THIRD WIRD.
Precinct No. l-Charles r Vankeuren,
y II. G. Caldwell and John Pollock.
Precinct No. y. r Thompson. John
Reid and Thomas o BrieR. ST.
Precinct No. M r. Hobbs, G, r. Reed
and Eugene Il. Hanko
Precinct No. Ill. McGili Frank Woods
and James Arthur, sr.
FOURTH WARD.
Precinct No. i-Charles LeefRer. J. ".
Confer and John Armbruster.
Precinct No. a-Albsrt DIn,r:lick, George
Ford and Andrew mckinley. fl
Precinct No, 5-GeorCe Hog. James A.
Durnins and Henry Bayha.
FIFTH WARD.
Precinct No. l-Louts Conrad. Herman
Rolf and Alex Kelnen.
Preclnct No. :nJohn T. Reed. W. B.
r Colbert and ". MilliEar.
Preciuc; No; 3-Joseph Han. ST, Philip
Noell!nSer and V. Il Cieary-
SMITH WARD.
Precinct No. i-Joseph Debold, L. II.
Albright and Joseph DEUEL..
Precinct No. &C. ". thinner, II. c.
Caldwell and c. :. Shook.
Precinct No. 3-Mlchael Grosan. Andrew
Fisher and W. c. Dicknar.
~ Precinct No. All. kett!er. Otto Weimer
and j. 4. Wood.
r., Precinct No. William Rogers. J. II.
Clark and James Carney
Precinct No. Oh. P. Wilkinson. ". u.
Randlan and Thomas ". Kiieen.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct No. l-James Campbell. Thomas
Wilson and W. II. Sadler. ST.
Precinct No. Fred Smith, J. D. Max.
Z well and John Daley.
Precinct No. FLAMES Thomas, II. ].
Felber and John Berger.
3 Precinct No. Nv. L. Etzlcr, G. W.
Kennedy and Charles Lukens.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct No. Joseph Freeze. ". F.
Graebe and George Eeinlein.
Precinct No. Charles Morninsstar
Thomas B. Rose and John Manion.
Precinct No, 3-Joseph a. Ankle and
William J. Devine
Preclnyct No. fl. ". Schrebe, Louis
Strautman and Joseph Ha!nes, jr.
After the second branch had acted
farorably on the report, 1t was sen;
over 10 the first branch where simlla,
action was taken. ard at SIS p. m.