The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-20
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MEErIse OF THE BokRD OF SUPERyIs
soRs.@The Board OF Supervisors ZELDA
meeting at the Court House yesterday.
] Present Mtessrs: HuPP, (PEssideItt,
Coed, Iallaees ia H4AandiAn' NICHOLS ealsali'
S lie p raw 81 j. @. Chandler, agent,
to release the parsonage occupied by
the Rev. Perkins nom taxation for
The jaifor was authorized to procure
keys Tor the Court House doors.
Bills for repairs and painting the
Court House, &c;,s amounting 70 over
Sundry applications for remission OF
a statement with the following reso-
Iutsons were submitted by the Commit
tseeouy Finance and Accounts IN rela-
ticii TO the bill of the superintendent OF
repairs to Court House and Jail.
The report represented that me COLI COLE
mittee had personally, and Afterwards
through the Clerk of the Board, respect
fully requested the superintendent o.
roofing and repairs TO the Court house
and Jail to mako ont for. the informa-
ton OF the Board a concise statement
setting forth all his transactions IN The
execution OF the trust thus reposed IN
min by the Board, IN accordance with
n order OF the 10Th of September, 1865,
aprointing him superintendent. Such
a rsport has not been received, but a
loose and very general statement en-
bodying little else Ineligible TO the
committee, except the amounts of bills
transcribed into II, ordered by the Board
from time "a, time to be paid for repairs,
was referred to the committee at the
last meeting OF the Board.
The absence of concise and intelli-
gible report has been a source OF en-
barfassmentt TO the committee in arr1y-
ing at satisfactory conclusions in regard
to many items charged in the superin-
teudentfs bill which was referred TO
them by the Board. The committee,
however, had in evidence before them
done by Ed. Claytor and others by the
day, and for which they were paid, now
appear amongst tho measured work In
the bill of the uperintendent. y ~.
The committee, thereEore, adopted the
following resolution: .5s1yT.
ResoLUed, That in the opinion of the
committee on Finance and Accounts,
tho Board of Supervisors, Mr.. Salisbu-
~ was appointed to act as Superinte1d-
eItt of repairs 10 Court House and Jail ,
and TO act Ms the agent of the Board,
and was not contracted with by the
Board TO make such repairs.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
committed, Mr.. Salisbury should not
have made a bill OF work by measure
Heft, but by hands hired by the day, as
they were, and should have made his
bill out accordingly, as. the COMMITTEES
understand the powers conferred on
him by the Board.
Onthe adoption OF the committees re-
port, all present voted in the athrma-
two except Mr.. Good.
The following resolution WAS passed:
Resolved. That the clerk be instructed
to request The superintendent of repairs
of the Court House and Jail TO file in
his Office on or before 10 o'clock A. M. ,
on Monday 18th inst, for the inforna-
ton of this Board a full and concise
statement, with all vouchers for monies
paid by him and TO whom paid for work
done on the-Court House and Jail.
Also specify the dates in which he was
employed in experimenting, and the
number of hands and their names en-
ployed each day under him while SUI
perintending, and what amount he paid
the hands thus employed. ~ Ia : ~
On motion, Ia liz .5.1I.l.I .1isi.
Ordered, That no account for fees TO
Justices or ConstableS shall be allowed
or ordered to be paid by this Board un-
less 1t Is directly and plainly set forth
on the face of said bill what particular
fund whether school or county the same
is to be paid from, and tho amount from
each fund. Ia, II s...Il.- sti.,7a ,.sa
Adjourned to meet on Monday, the
18th inst. ys,fI.s.t4 s.rs,i Nh d! t1i.,7s
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