The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-19
MANY PETITIONS PRESENTED TO
COUNCIL AT MEETING LAST
NIGHT.

Fiaa; arranSsmcrtS were ccTp''tc'.
Las, night. st the regular nfHt'S o.
cty counc.!. for conducting tat hte'a
ia hoad election totUorr"}
C"uncliu:ln kreS% seconded 'E
''ouacilman Ulrich. presented rcS"'H-
the occupants nt prnG"-t% wher" tHc
elections ara held. 81" tor tho use o.
the room Thursday; 8: tor the ''ec-
t:oaS officials da"'s wc~k. 81 % IN"
irdSe who secures IN" h7i;ot box and
81 to the jude who rcturGs the oaiiot
box
o. ". =. + I. A. Communication
Council was ~ receipt O. COM
rrun:cat!ou from taa Ohio Valley Trades
ard I.ahc- Assembly. rcTucSti12; conhr''
{" insert clause N all ort-a"t". II tae
bond Issue passes Thursday. "her"Hf al
employees cccGcd vii. aS far ~ possible.
b. taxpayers 3-d residents ct Nhe"i-
mS. Tide communication a;"N request
81 that rs far A. vN<Sihie. al material
needed - tho Su;id.H= -: IN" f't"ra-
tom plant D" purchased from local con-
ccrrS.
Courc:lr man Errs~. seconded Nv
Counc.ir'a7 N~C"n%"N. rno""d the COM
nnuaica;'or 10 refc'I"f G"d fiNd and
The request 30 carried out rs Ear "a
nra~tic7tlc. t'ounc' maj ''ugN:HrHaTl
stated ~ was hearty 4? favor 80 rho
r~TueSi Nrt that considerable machin-
r-v and c'hrr things would have to be
secured n other cities. Wheeling rot
being n a position ~ Do the work. He
ea!d Ne lid rot ccel as though council
shor'd ohiiCats themselves 70 T."ure
nothing but homo ,aS"- bur as Tar a.
practicable and possible :" think az
Wheeling residents nrst.
Petitions Presented
\ petition from Frark Schneider.
owner Of property at 1883 Market street
occupied by the Wheeling candy
Kitchen. requested permission 10 use
part OF the city's sidewalk in placing
cellar door IN front ot the property.
Mayor Thoncr appointed i comm tee
composed or Councilman NcTorkcy.
krnss and I'irich 70 :Hv"stigat".
Councilman Cunningham. cha '-ruar -
ths committee investigating the pet-
tjon OF Oliver G Bu-s!e. -cconmend"d
that the request 10 erect and maintain
Easoline filing station in frost Of
their place OF business at No. $5ci
Jacob street, nc granted.
\ petition OF the Lima Cola Rotti!nS
Company. 20 erect I bridge over ANey
." from their property 20 an aajo!r!Gc
building. was referred 10 Counctlm7n
Cunnia CHAM and city Manager Charles
II. Dowl"-
A petition 90 Burns & Church Trans
'sr company. 70 erect a. electric sign
- t-"rc % ;hs.C place ot business 81
Twelfth street. was -"aG for tn" FIRST
tine lGsc night and latd on the table for
ere week IN accordance with the rules
OF council.
Courc:lmen ScAeuk. McGreGcr a-d
Cunningham we're appointed as a COM
rr;tt"e to investigate tho petition of
Curtis Rice and L. r. Kitchen. owners
81 property formerly known as the John
Woods Home Farm property. for the
city 20 dedicate for public use. st7eeta
and alleys as shown on a plat Pc.
sAatsA C:tv solicitor Carl O Schmidt
stated ne Mad been asked 20 present the
blueprint 70 courcii
In Favor Of Bond Election.
A. T. McG-a!l. secretary OF the Ono
VALLEY Trades & Labor Assembly.
thanked the members ., council for
'he!r action on ire resolution presented
rhe resolution stated that the assembly
won't on record as unanimously te"or-
Tx the alteration bond election.
Councilman Nress asked IL a CON-
rr!t,en. -Ncent'v appointed to investigate
requss: ~ che STANDARD Auto Agency.
located a: With ard Market streets.