Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19


+ Streets. Alleys and Grades. &c. 20 90
Board of Public WOrks........ 1895 Is
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f The recent changes in the police de-
par-men- were approved.
The Committee OF Conference on the
petition Of he West Virginia sand Co.
Tor The use o. sand hosting appara-
us a- .he lower end of the wharf, re-
ported. recommending that Jne adverse
rap1-- of the Committee on WhafveS
Dr. adopted. The repOr, was approved.
The sUDerin-erle Of The crematory
was instructed 10 repair the road lead
ing TO the creTatOry.
On the recommendation Of the Com
+ m.--ee on Real Estate, $500 insurance
on he city hall was ordered placed With
d. G. Morgan.
A piece Of ground on The west side
Of Narka- street. south of the Market
rect bridge. was ordered leased to Fl.
Beh~rof-. o. $50 per annum, and
piece q. ChsD,.7e and Twenty-seventh
streets 10 Angus. Nor,eman. at SO per
17rum.
Grade, s,,t-,i---4 on o~4,rarra ss-sb-
-.rg grades on Wood s-ree-. between
Fe-.y-sec0rd and FOrty-tl!-d streets.
and on several c.her streets and alleys,
and 70 was adopted.
The report Of The Joint Committee
on Ord rerceS and railroads. recon-
~e05inC m increase n the speed Of
It--.t0 ,laIs was so3pleu anu '--
matter referred 10 Ordinances.
The p. p. ". transmitted letter
from the Warwick CHINA Co.. say -ng the
CIDER -o remove The switch on Twenty
'7d street had been referred to the
b. 81 o. r. r. Co.. which had reported
-ra- an The c7mnanv's men were busy.
TO damage ny Hoods ou, would
me master cary attention. Inc
e'Iee o&ck 10 me b. r.
- instructions TO have the
corn o'.
r Bender asked for the reading Of
.'a resolution adopted bv Council, OF
his motion, October 30. 1895, said mo-
irr calling to~ the employment Of cit
ns or Ne5 on public works. and
Gearing .Aa- nine hours should be a
.. -. ~ Spsah'i- TO rs reso.u-
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' no any .I-15 III Vne prem
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~ ''.--' ao-'-s ~ 1471 l1'leI'
~ .,e' SONS as 10
.a''' -- '-7 o--7'
.i-. 3 1aet ss'- Ir. Carney vas pay
A Sl'0 Gay for u.re hours. and
o,-..s were e42ctnS ten hours There
.- 'een one Sf.Ia IN t-e Eghtl ward
over the ma Ter.
Mr.. Wa,e-aouse moved to amend Mr.
sender n0iol oI -rsGuctlng the b..
b. w. 20 I've uo co the contracts made,
oI a.5r he Withdrew IT,
1-l Hamilton said ,ts CIV had no re-
course. The contracts had not been
made N harmony with The action taken
hT Council aEI the e. p. ". was at
t1uE. There "as no penalty however
en-. nothing could be done.
Nr Warehouse said TO pass the Ben
. 5erresoluion would have no effect. The
CITY would have 10 i've M 70 contracts
made.
Tre resolution was lost.
1r E7.b..zer offered r resolution in
srre.0g the garbage contractor to re-
move he garbage from the market
houses u..lou, cost to the city.
Nj. W..e-l0us. said that was an
. c.h.r ease of the same sort. The con-
usc, specified his duties. and the city
Mr. EluCc, moved to amend by giving
tae contractor $500 extra for the work
Nr Hamilton said The market masters
had been reuov.ng the garbage for ten
or twelve years, and the work had been
wen done
Fin3lv. Mr.. Hamilton moved TO refer
+ to rear,b and Markets. but withdrew it
+ .u favor o. q motion by Wacerhouse. 20
have The Mayor enforce existing laws.