The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-06

= MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
fvIsoRs YEsrRRDAY-IMPoRTA De-
CIsIos N REFEREScE TO THE =. IRLA Aps
PHIA TOWNSHIP ELECTIoN.-The Board
of Supervisors met yesterday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Present.-Dr. j. G. Hupp,
president b. s. Good, w. p. Wilson.
G. w. FTanzhiem. Henry WALLACE
Joseph Salisbury, Jesse s. Wheat, Will
liam Nichols, A. Q. BOggs and John
Clayton.
The minutes were correcteLin reIa-
ton to the appointment of. S. Wheat
as successor OF ]. Handlin, in Richie
township.
A report of special committee, to
whom was referred the "Fairmont and
Wheeling turnpike" question, was
adopted.
They reported the estimate cost OF
grading that portion lying IN ONO
county at s., go; that to make ltsei
sustaining IL was necessary to be Mac
adamized, and that an Intelligent econo,
INV would Justify Ohio and Marshall
counties in making such Improvements
on said road. They think II II was
done IL would be an actual source OF
revenue 70 said counties in the course
OF q very few years; that the propapis
cost of Matchmaking the two ana n
half miles in Ohio county would be
about from five to seven, thousand
dollars. In their opinion, from an
interview with Henry Keety who
represents Marshall county in relation
to the above matter, they concluded
that Marshall county has not iaNor-
ably considered the matter in the
LIGHT of cooperating with Ohio county
with a view TO contributing to the tund
necessary to accomplish the above OBJ
iects. The Committee advised the
Withholding OF the apProPr1ation OF
500 made at the last meeting under the
existing circumstances. They recon-
mend that all appropriations be contin-
gent and only operative when Marshall
county shall make corresponding APP
preparations and provisions. The fol,
lowing resolution was ouered ana
adopted and n certified copy ordered 70
i 10 sent to the Board OF Supervisors OF
Marshall county; t1s s9sH -sa
ResOtced. That Ohio county will CO.
operate with Marahall on fair and equt-
table terms, by appropriations ana
other measures, to put in good repair
that part OF the Wheeling ana AR
mont Turnpike within the limits oil
said counties, and invite an interchange
ofopinions or a joint committee OF both
counties, in order that some permanent
arrangement may be made by which
said road may be put and Kept IN thor
+ ough repair. 4
persons were remitted: Norton MeGif-
i'm aud Henry A. Knapp. d. a. H.
-Siber was exempted from working on
roads by reason of his having re-
ceiVed u disabling wound while in the
service OF the Government, in the late
The report of the Committee on In
surance of Public Buildings recon-
mend that the county insure its own
property. II was adopted.
The expenses for holding the late
elections were audited aud ordered to
Mrs. Lawson, of Triadelphia, was
granted license to keep house of
public entertainment.
The Board next proceeded to ascer-
tain the results of the late election.
A communication from the President
ofthe Board of Registration was pre-
scented, reciting that the Registration
Board respectfully represent that IL
appers from thereturns OF the election
held on the 2ith ult., that in some of the
townships, persons were permitted to
vote without. being Registered, contrary
to the provisions of the registration
act" The Board of Registration then
suggest thnt the Supervisors of the
county investigate the matter before
passing upon said election, by compar-
ing the poll books with the registry
books. Bf . fsl
The Communication being somewhat
indefinite, the Board sent for Mr.. Clo-
han, the President OF the Board of Reg
istrntion, who promptly appeared in
answer 10 the summons. q Hta3II
The Board desired TO know of him
In what township or townships persons
were permitted TO vote without being
registered.
He thereupon furnished the Board
with n list of persons whose names
were on the poll books of Triadelphia
township as voters, and yet We're mot
registered. The following embraces q
list OF persons thus reported, who vo-
ted at the Late election held in Triadel-
phla township, without being regh-,
tered according to law: gfii Il
George Thompson; james Hartnet; |
Charles wager; oltlebat Shlog, or Shaw;
George Root; Henry Farilly, or Foreal5l
ley; John Yeakle, Samuel Lewis; John /
Belchman; August Ableng, or ,Abing;l
John Emnet, OF Emmet. - :. si.i3 Il
Tho Board therenpon proceeded to ex-
anime the poll books and registry Of |
said township, and ascertained the facts |
70 DO MS represented by the Board Of
Registration. s.5s.l,- 100
The following resolution was then
being calmly, coolly and dispassion-
ateIy discussed, was adopted by ayes
aud noes.
Resotped, That the poll of votes cast
in the township of Triadelphia at the
election held on the 9th day of May,
ty AYR AIessfs, HuPp, Wilson,
BggRs, Wheat. Wallace, Clayton aud i
Nichois-7. NoEs--A fessrs. Franzheim,
Salisbury and Goods. asf
The result ofthe elections for the re- Il
spectIye oiiiees In the other townshipsl
were examtneds found to DO correct,
and the Clerk ordered TO have the 4
names of persons declared to be elect L
ed, published.
Tho Clerk was ordered to make out
and submit to the Finance Committee.
the receipts, expenditures, ifldehfedt Il
ness. de:s of the county, preparatory TO
publication.
The Board adjourned to meet on
Thursday, the Nth of June. II
MARROW EscAPE--An individual.
whose name we were unable 10 ascer-
tain. on night before last, came very 1
near being arrested while attempting
60 break open safe belonging to Her
man Renner, OF south Wheeling. OH
Ger Hull caught him in the act ofs,st-l
tempting the burglary and made n
ffuitless attempt to capture the often
der. Tho rogue Immediately took to Il
his heels, the officer in hot pursuit, and
while chasing tie lying criminal Mr..
Hull suddenly leaped into q gully or
ditch that had been dug during the day
by some workmen and len In an expos
ed and unprotected condition. BE was
considerably injured. or course the
rascal escaped arrest. II Is hardly me- h
cessnry for us to state that some person
was guilty of cIllpable neg1igenee in
not placing over the cavity q proper
Covering OF boards, and we would re.
apectiully suggest that this fact be kept
IN remembrance and hope n "hint TO
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