The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26
COUNCIL HAS
BUSY EVENING
THREE PAVING ASSESSMENT
1A1D-wATER EXEMPTIONS
APPROVED.
MrTTEE-PAvINa COST TO he
REPORTED.
wARwooDK PUMFER AND LONG
RUN BRIDGE EXPORTS 60
OVER A WEEK.

Council transacted much routine bust
ness * rs regular weekly meeting III
tho CITY council chamber last evening.
Nine IF the eleven counc!lmen were
present. Captain ". r. Otto being out
OF the ely and l.. i. Note being serious
y in the North Wheeling hospital.
Following the reading OF the minutes
Of the last meeting, three paving as
I scssmsnt resolutions wfrc read and
adopted, upon motion Of J. II. Beans.
Tie streets accepted arc Eleventh from
Main 10 Market. Twelfth from Main &c
Chapi!ne. and Mccullough from Twenty
ninth to Thirty-sccorh.
The police honu 1880 for Officer
William \. Ghcrstinr VAS read ard ap-
proved.
Councilman Beans reported that the
figures from Tire engineer On The pro-
posed bridge over Long l!un are no~ in
the hands Of his communities and that
. committee will make recommendations
at the next rr"tinf.
Whca tho Warwoui ;.r'nn': commit
toe was called. CnunrIlrna7 bowler. "ct-
ing chairman in the absence 81 Captain
Otto, reported the committee has been
,, thoroughly Investigating the needs OF
ne nre uHPtT lnthN' a. "''' tIPO4t "'N'
week.
CITY Manager Charles y. F'ph!!HS re-
port granting exemption for PERSONS un-
/, able 10 pay their water taxes t"ta'iins
sa6s.S5 was read and appros ed upon
| motion Of Mr.. Rcons.
4 Lengthy letter >f-Jrr tao Atlas
Cement company, addressed IL Mr.. Eph-
lin pertaining 10 the signing ~ n COLI
~ ,rt
read and long discussion followed. The
contract 10 hc signed was read and DIS
cussed and Mr. fancy objected 20 tho
,, price Of s2.57. declaring n rccrcasc in
the price might ha expected. He madea
motion 10 refer the contract TO a COM
mIttec IT three for investigation, and
was seconded by NJ. Blrpus. but then
withdrew his nation. regardless OF the
action IF lis second not withdrawing H.
Mr.. Kunz tnen amended IL" motion 10
nave the power /" a.. pom Toll can
all were ayes except Mr. Taney.
Mayor Thoncr appointed as members
OF the committee. Mcss1s. fancy. Dow
."r ani Morgan. with Nj Ephi!n and
Ciry Engineer Harry Conrad TO confer
with tha committee.
4 priitt"n from Vincent Ntrcc!ioti
asking permission ~ law t"o men
Pine lire from Jones street. Paterson,
20 i've Of his l!c,iSrs. was read. ana
after Mr. TcrcrIlot'i had been called UP
on 10 cynla IN It was r, !"rrrd 10 the city
manager with instructions to :nN"s
gate and report :" council next week
with recommendations
An ordinance making 5"undry lines
for the Ninth and Tenth Wards with
rrcclnct lines No -rad for IN" first time
and laid Over until The next meeting, as
required Ivy thu ru."S OF council.
A ret!tion from the Hazel Alias Glass
rompanr aAii!;g permission 70 lay 4
railroad spur cross Alley +. from III"
II G. O tracks v.,r rad. ard referred
20 f. commt;," "f three with power 10
draw up an U-diaGn"" - he presented
q, the next meeting. Couu"!lmen Hang.
Eunz. and EipruS w"rr named On the
committee.
Councilman fancy presented reso-
. tuition asking city Manager Ephlin to
make a detailed report OF the money en-
Dcndrl so far OF the city's Sl.OOO.uoO
! stree. bond !$SuUnu. the report to be
! submitted at the next meeting Of cour-
Gil.
The following couuciimen were pre-
sent: J. IT, Rcans. l.. 5. Dtppus, {. II
Dowle-. 4. J. Ifahig JOHN II. kunz. y
\. Morgan. G. :, fancy. c. G. IHomp'
son AID Mayor T. L. r. Tnorner.