Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-04-10


Beu, VIM. g. Meyer, Henry KAT, H.
Zwicker. W. p. Megrail. John Cummins.
H. M. Schockey.
Salaries VIM. Tracy. N. c. Hamii-
ton, P. Fitzsimmons. John Beckett,
H. NJ Schockey, Jos. Weidner.
Scales p. Megrail, Jas. Marshall,
T. M. Haskins, E. B. Plant, John Cura-
minis, Robt. Hazlett, John Ochsenkuhn,
Carl Krondaeger.
Streets, Alleys and Grades -Fred.
Meyer, Jas. Marshall. Henry KRAFT. W.
P. Megrail, T. M. Haskins, Geo. Weis-
ner, Jos. Weisgerber, VIM. Otto.
Water Works-John Cummins. VIM.
G Meyer, Henry Beu, H. NJ. Schockey,
R F. Hill, w. P. Megrail, E. B. Plant,
John Ochsenkuhn.
Wharves-John Waterhouse. N. c..
Hamilton, John Beckett, Jos. Bailey, P.
Fitzsimmons, Philip Maurer
Discussion On Committees.
In the Second Branch there was but
one negative vote upon the first adop-
ton Of the report OF the Conference
committee
In the First Branch, when the name
Of Dr. Haskins was read upon the Elec-
ton committee, Capt. Otto stated that
mistake had been made. He said that
the matter OF placing DR.. Haskins on
the committee had been discussed, and
decided adversely.
Mr.. Waterhouse said he kept
memorandum Of the proceedings, and
DIR. Haskins' name was upon the COM
mittee.
When the reading OF the report was
concluded, Capt. Otto stated that an
other error was made in leaving the
name of Philip Maurer of the commit
tee on petitions and remonstrances.
Upon motion of Mr.. Knoke the report
was referred back to the conference
committee.
The committee Immediately retired.
While the committee was out the Sec
ond Branch reconsidered its action.
When the amended report of the con-
ference committee was brought back,
it was first brought up in the Second
Branch. Messrs. Naylor and Ritz voted
against it. Mr.. Reitz, in explaining his
vote, complained that Mr.. Lazy had
not been placed upon any committee.
DIR. Plat left the Council chamber
when the Second Branch took recess
for half an hour. He came back too
late to vote upon the report of the con-
ference committee. He stated to Reg
lister reporter that the Second Branch
took a recess for a half hour, and re-
convened in fifteen minutes.
Il want to be understood to be OPP
posed to the report which was adopt
ed, and particularly to the personnel of
the committee on petitions and remon-
strances,' he said to a Register report
er.
Licenses.
In the Second Branch the annual IL
cense ordinance was referred to the
committee ON ordinances.
applications for liquor license to the
number of about 120 were referred to
the committee on petitions and remon-
strances for investigation, and report
at the next meeting of Council. Ed.
Kurtz, No. 1916 Main street, was the
only applicant among the proprietors of
fake" hotels.
Street Railway Ordinance.
In the First Branch, Mr.. Hamilton
offered the ordinance of the Northern
Ohio Valley Railway Company, giving
a franchise over certain streets from
the corporate limits to the intersection
OF Chapline and Twelfth streets It
was read a first time. Mr.. Hamilton's
resolution providing for a reference to
the committee on ordinances, railways
and streets, alleys and grades, Jointly,
was adopted.
miscellaneous.
Robert w. Schnelle, driver OF the city
ambulance represented that he recelv-
ed injuries through an accident while
in the performance Of his duty, and
asked for compensation for the time
he was laid off. Reference to commit
tee on claims.
A resolution of Mr.. Waterhouse, that
S3,s24.S5 of State railroad taxes be ac-
cepted by City Receiver A. H. Forgey,
was adopted.
VIM. Ritz and ten other citizens ask
ed for water connections to their resi-
dences. Referred to Water Board.
Citizens of South Wabash street pray
ed that that thoroughfare be paved
with fire brick. Referred to commit
tee on finance.
"A petition for the paving of 300 feet
on Charles street, near Alley 20, was
referred to the finance committee.
Supper at the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening from 5 to