The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-12

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"A OF SUPERVISORS of Ohio county, held at
the court house of said county on Tuesday, May
10 1865 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the clerk of this
board laid before the meeting the poll books, re-
turns, tally papers and ballots of the election
held on the 21th day of April 1855, for township
officers, which being carefully examined by the
board, and it appearing from said returns that
the following named gentlemen have been duly
elected to the offices annexed to their names re.
spectively for the year commencing on the 20th
day of June, 1865, in the several townships 1t is
ordered that the said gentlemen be and they are
hereby declared to be duly elected to the said
offices respectively.
The school commissioners in the several town
ships belonging to the school district OF the city
of Wheeling, are by law required to organize the
board of education for that district on the first
of July, 1865 but are required to take the oath
of Office within ten days after this declaration
Richie Township.
Augustus Handlin, supervisor; James n.
Cook, township clerk; Benedict Spidel, oversesr
of the poor Peter thinner, township treasurer;
John Bosher and A. llman, inspectors Of cleo.
tons; John W. Shultz and John 5. Garvin, con-
stables; John Cowan, district No. l. Joseph
White. dist riot No. 2, and William Little, dis
triot No. g. surveyor OF roads; and Robert Bick'
erton, school commissioner
v eJster Township.
Henry Wallace, supervisor; David j. Smith,
township clerk; John Goudy, overseer of the
door; Jacob Harlin, township treasurer; Isaac
Cloudy and Christian Smith, inspector OF cleo
TONS Theodore n. GoITell and William Has
tings, constables; Andrew Glass, William Clio.
hen and William Hastings, school commission.
ers; James Asbworth, surveyor of roads.
Centre Township.
Joseph Salisbury, supervisor John Armstrong,
township clerk; James Reid, overseer of the
poor; James Maxwell township treasurer;
Mathew B. Reed and William Carnahan, in.
spectOrs of elections; Robert Pratt, Henry b
Hubbard and Andrew Wilson, school commits
sioners; Thomas Neill, surveyor Of roads
Union Township
John Claytor, supervisor; Samuel G Stephens,
township clerk; Henry Hall, overseer Of the
poor William McNeely township treasurer;
James Launder and o; J. Crawford inspectors
Armstrong, constables 0. j. Crawford, James
Launder and Harvey Hall, school commission
ers; Horace Gray, surveyor OF roads.
Clay ToaVnship.
Doct. ] c. Hupp, supervisor Martin 7. Way.
man. township clerk; UOct. A. 5. Todd, overseer
of the poor; Alexander Turner, township treas
urer; i. Ii. Williams and John Hamilton in
spector of elections John II. Charnock and 5 7.
Tracy, constables George X. Wheat, Doct. f..
A. Hildreth and James Bodley, school commits
sioners; James NJ. Dillon, surveyor of roads
Madison Township.
George w. Franzheim, surveyor; Frederick
Sturgeon, township clerk; John Salladay, over
seer of the poor; S +. Farrs, township treasurer;
William NJ Berryhill and Thomas p. Shallcross,
inspectors of elections; Peter Benner snd Edwin
Burt constablcs; Samuel McClalien George h.
Wickham and Jacob NJ. Bickell school commits
sioncrs and Charles Lane, surveyor OF roads.
Washington Township.
William p Wilson, supervisor John G. Por:
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the poor: Joseph Steger, township treasurer;
James Wallace and James Mathews, inspectors Of
elections; Godfrey Price and q. w. ScrOggins,
constables; A. j. Sweeney, George W. Robinson
and John j. Muth, school commissioners; Otto
KIceh, surveyor of roads.
Rictland To,oRsbip.
William Nichols, supervisor William A.
Ridgley, township clerk John Turpin, oversecl
of the Door; Joseph Waddle, township treasurer;
James McCOll0ch and Hamilton Boon, inspec-
tors of elections; Abraham Dean and L. Branner,
constables: James Snodgrass, Samuel McColoch
and Samuel Warden, school commissioners For
surveyors of roads-John Fletcher, L. S. c.; 10.
seph Morgan, L. S. c.; William Atkinson, High
land district; William Brnner, Richland district
Thomas McCord River district Richard Carter,
Peters Run district. q. ID. Boner, justice of the
peace, to ill vacancy of Samuel McColloch.
Liberty Township.
Arthur c. Boggs, supervisor; w. s Gilmcr,
township clerk; James Nj. Pollock overseer OF
the poor; Joseph NJ. Bell, township treasurer;
James wayt aud Byers T. Yates, inspectors of
election; r. s. Williamson and James Steel, con-
stables; John d. Maxwell and William Moore,
school commissioners.
7riddslphia Township.
Benona S. Good, supervisor; Horny Harvey,
township clerk; n. Fl. Garrison, overseer OF tho
poor; j. f. Smith, township treasurer; Allen Da-
Wis and David Armstrong, inspectors of cleo
tions; George V. Miller and Thomas G. Yates,
constables: 4. Vance and +. Butler, school com
missoners; William Boggs 18th road district: II.
S. Thomburg Bird road district; i. Buchanan,
End road district w B. Craig, lat road district.
GEO. W. SIGHTS
Clerk b. Of 5. o. County.
The other township officers that are required
to give bends and qualify haze sixty days to
give bond and take the oath required by law.
Bonds can be had after the 18th instant, at the
racordar's office myl2. d3tWlt