The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-08
G0INC|| VOTES 70 DEFER WATER
ROND ELECTION UNTIL AF TER
GREATER WHEELING ELECTION
RIO OBJECTION RAISED 10 sTa6A
RRRovEHrEET BOND 1SSoH
ORDINANCE
street Bond Issue Ordinance
It's Second Readtrg-Slee'io
This Ordinance November =

Rv a vote OF 5 70 city council las-
nigh, tabled an ordinance proVldtnR ~.
submission 20 tho voters or "h"el1'h wa
November 1 Of = 100000 bond issue !"
provide the city with a supply OF pu''
water. ..,
This action was taken upon MOTION
~ Councilman /. r. Nofte. secone'u W
Councilman Camden $ fancy th'I 80"
purn water bond ord nance oe 'a''
until after the Greater Nh"HIinS -
ton. which is tentatively c2'Ic" iol
nesday. November IS.
Tho purr water bond ordinance was
tabled by the votes Of Councilman r. =
Bippus. John H. Kunz. l." r. Hoitt,
~ otto ard Camden :. fancy. Mayor
rnc-,,s = Thorcr ard Cnuncilmen AM
hrrsc F.. TiabiG. u. \. Morgan ana MS
,c- G. Thomson by their votes S'oou
viii, civ Manager thari"s o. Eph'ih q"
r:s aoncal to council 70 submit ooin th'
nurn water bond issue and the Sl'Vo''u'V
strc.t IMPROVEMENT bond issue AT inc
sorr,n t:ulc--in advance or the Hfea'eF
W'rr,linS election. ;,
I,,,b the pure water bond issue ordi-
nance and street Improvement BOND Is,
enc vcrc road by title for information 81
cn,pcil and Mayor Thoner, in accord
anco with the rules Of council. announc'
I'd that both ordinances would lay over
for one week before being taken up foI
Second reading and amendment.
No objection was raised to the stree'
Improvement bond issue ordinance. ou'
Councilman Eolte arose and moved to
table the pure water bond issue ordl'
nance until after the Greater WnccllnE
election. Mayor Thoucr ruled that MT
Nolc's motion should not be considered
until the next meeting OF council. when
tho ordinance Is due to como up 10,
amendment. The mayor was supportcc
in thus ruling by City Solicitor J. J. r
O'Rricn. CAPTAIN Otto and Mr.. fancy
insisted that the council had the right
To dispose Of the ordinance II 1t so de-
sired. md Mayor ThonCr announced thai
he drI not wish 10 b" arbitrary. and al
lowed the Motto motion 10 60 TO rate
with ,hc result; that il carried. Capta'F
otto who voted 10 tabi" the ordinances
.ypr, ,,,cd uo opposition I" Suom't''nS
rare wafer bond iSEu" ahead OF inc
tir..ltrr Wheeling cleo M. but eNptaN't
thar 10 voted aye" h'c&uSH III" ord
narce does not specify type or mira
:.Ca L. hc Installed
The '"hlIu- II n" ord.nauC" cam" ~
somewhat OF n surprise since I"Nn','
men N"lt" and rau"y w"r" the "h2
nrnr,h,."S If co.nv:l who had openly y
pressed The Cp.El' II t.ltI NH' SuOH' -
rhry came into Greater Wheeling ShoV''
vow on the purr wafer bond issue a7l'
ASSUME part OF thu burden OF tn" eN
ponsn. and acting in the BELIEF that
majority would favor submitting DOH
r~opnsItinnS at onn time. City Manage
Iphl;n and solicitor OBrjHn worked al
mos, constantly tor TON days and night
n rcr both ordinances ready for Council
The Street Bond Ordinance.
The street bond issue ordinance. whicl
W., allowed :" pass - it's G"c"nd r""u'n'
w:rhru, Crrusition. provides for the Suo
mission Of p bond issue Of Sl.GN0.OOO Z
cover tho cost Of Installing new w2'c
r~a:nx whcrr thcy ar" needed. Of install
ing rrw scwcra=" ard replacing w"r'
OH. s.wrrnc %. md 20 Cov"r tn" cost .
rriai ..:, nrr"'irally every street N TN
,...v ~. ~ r,.ds Hov ~.
tn. - 100 n"0 urG,. n" provisions 81
~. ord -1aurH. i .,,r hrrd :e$u" carries
~ :. ,iS;r.',v'.d nS follows: F." S'r""
..,v,,.- S>jH $50. @. sewerage. $iCI.9O0
r,r water mains. S'"".Nn".
Tho or,:.annc" .i~... '"V"s,lny. NoT"m
h,r IS ,Ir, ,,..'.. &C ~, cl'"r,on.
81 Gem herv provided.
;'rI,: - >-uGra,., urd;up"r" pr"TISl''
j. n,rl.. thu; n. tHN0lHr-s # Who hn;
80. ,..n.,, 4 -. c.',l ''.X levy :" 10y IN
;,..r~r~' al nri~c,rrl e ~" h'rd i>S';'
rra rvd:unnr, providers that - IN
,...r. ! rf ,N.iy,' ,c',"s. = N" h"nI tSSu
- ratified. tn, >r"cial h"rd l"vy shall
-. nirc Nd 80, h"lt cents. :" pay inter
,.:.,., -, bonds ~ 10 Great" 4 sink"
ruuI t. lav - approximately on"-f"ur,!