The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

adopted hcre but TIA, this could b" TAX
en- up later.
ultimate RuR Company
Attorneys ] NJ. Rte and tfeorg" {.
R~rekc, representing tho Ultinat" I'u7
company, stated they werN not opposed
10 the present ordinance nor were they
urging II. They stated that snme places
whore tho buses now stop Is ;ncreas-
Ing congestion irS:eSd Of decreasing u
They stated that the buses wer" on'y
/ allowed one stop from 10 feC. H":t OF
! Market street on Fourteenth street to
sn feet above Twelfth at-cet IN Market
They cortcnd that by having to cross
mo intersection or IN" streets before
stopping that II compet7 the huSs"< I"
stop behind street CARS and then Walk
| for the traffic officer to cross III" MIR
section and .hcu stop again ~ rect
above tho intersection O. the street
The, asked that to "rd!nanc" he
. changed TO allow tn" buses {" stop
from % ~ 80 fec: south &C Tw",t;h
street; the same distance sc-Ith nf lIfV-
enth street and Tenth street and on
Tenth street, distance VI from 30 10
81 feet east OF Main street.
Elm Grove Protests
Attorney john j Conin. representing
merchants in Elm Grove. protested
against the ordinance prohibltinS park
lnS on Main street. Fam Grove. from
the railroad crossing 10 Monnmcat
Race lie told OF number Of IN
stances wherc II vas \ hardship on the
merchants. lie said the present "7d'-
uanco vas not the law and that Ncrc
was no law that could prohibit person
from carrying on MS business and that
the streets were for travel 10 the puonc'
He said X Was his opinion inc or0'
nance was mis!ntcrprc;cd ry man! anu
that no believed council wanted 10 pc
fair In the matter and suggested mat
, the 90 minute parking ordinance no
sdop,ed and II not satisfactory let 'ne
me-rhan,s again come IN and have
family talk.
A, /. Bauer. Of the Ogden & Bauer
COMPANY local contractors. sad ne
thought /; was 4 pleasure 20 drive on
Market stree, now and believed the
present ordinance a very good ono.
Thu majority OF the people IN !aNo7
NJ the present ordinance are not mere
declared Mr.. Baucr.
Mr. Robinson Suggests.
Cecil 4. Robinson stated hA was
SD BY Chairman Cunningham {"
make suggestions long before ths ord
, nSnce MAS drafted and at that time.
speaking on behalf OF tho sntom"H' .
cub stated that the ordinance couI"
not be too drastic. He said tnr auto
mobile club was doing everything pos,
sible 10 bring tourists 10 Wheclu'G ana
that he did not want 10 keep them away
by a too drastic ordinance
"Tlon't change and butcher ynnr ord
nance all TO pieces" susEc<tel Mr..
should DO way 10 keep the road hog
OF OF Market street who sits IN me-
machine for hours as in grandSt9 M
watching the parade go by. hut don't
MIKE the ordinance too drastic"
MI Robinson suggested that tn" ord
nance he left as It is and tntsrpr"'A-
ton OF tho word parking" be defined
what the merchants wartcd and y
ould not be neces sary to butcher the
n.dinarce.
Marsden Colvig said ne was IN favor
If r. thirty-nlinute parking orG!nsnc"
while Terry Garrison said no hciicv"G
a check would be kept on those who
r-."d' thc streets.
William Ebhert OF tho produce firm
- t.ppcIt & Weiss tod Of sorne in
stances whcro his hrm lost money ty
.he ordinance. and "a ID he would bc IN
4. favNr~ az a thirtr-nlnutc ordinance but
, preferred 4 longer length or time
Council Acts Tonight
II secrneh u he the opinion Of Nom.
hers ot coY"ril last night following this
nreetIng that the suggestion made by
rec'l A EoAinson was ~" best. Il -
likely. then. that the traffic committee
---------- - - -