The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-25

BoARp OF sUPKRv1soEs.-The- Board
Of Supervisors met yesterday morning
at ten o'clock. Present-Messrs. Alex
ander, PresidenLl Robinson, A. NJ.
Jacob, Howell, Mcdonald, Holiday
and Miller. a
The official bond of Mr.. John c. Por-
ter, Clerk of the Board, was submitted
and approved.
On application OF Messrs. Jacob &
Clarke, Attorneys, in the matter OF the
petition OF Jacob W. Bruner and others,
10 have the county road between what
Is now called AllIson's Blacksmith:
shop, formerly Gregg's,) on Woods
Run, and the BlAeksmiIh-shoP OF Dan
lei Dean, on the South Fork Of Short
Creek, altered or changed, and opened
and re-establIshed, If altered, an order
was made that the several parties
through whose lands the road Will pass
IL SO altered and re-esta blished, be sum-
moned to appear at the next meeting,
mot adjourned meeting) Of the Board,
and show cause, If any they can, why
the proposed alteration and re-estAD-
lishment should not be made.
Mr.. n. Richardson Attorney, pre-
scented a petition of citizens of Liberty
and TriadelphiA townships, asking that
the sum OF $3.50 be appropriated
for the purpose of constructing
4 bridge across Wheeling creek at the
fording at Barnet Crows; and mouth Of
Dixon's run, In Triadelphia township,
and praying that the Board order the
bridge 70 be built. The petitioners sat
forth that the fording is almost tmpas-
sable in winter time, and express the
belief that the general good OF the COM
munity will be greatly advanced by the
construction ofIhe bridge prayed for,
IL. Il, -. IL g.
Mr.. Richardson moved for the APP
pointment of a special committee 70
consider the petition: but IL was referred
TO the Committee on Roads.
An application by Mr.. VIM. Stamm
for license 10 sell liquor at his place
on the National Road, was granted.
Itwas ordered that Joseph Seybold,
against Chas- Ellet, Jr., in Richie town.
ship, and account for the same accord
ing TO law.
Accommodation was presented from
John Nolan setting forth that the old
Board OF Supervisors had referred the
subject OF repairing the road, or open
ing new one, TO the Peninsula Gene
tefy and Fulton to a special committee,
TO confer with a like COMMITTEES
OF the Council OF which Mr.. No
Ian is chairman, and that the
committee of the old board failed to re-
port before that board went ont OF
Office. Mr.. Nolan therefore asks that this
board will appoint a committee to con-
fer with the committe Of the council on
the subject of this road.
A motion TO grant this petition OF
Mr.. Nolan was agreed to, and the fol-
lowing committee appointed by the
Chair: Messrs. A. n. Jacob, Howell,
Mcdonald and Salisbury.
On motion of the President, Mr..
Alexander was added to the committee.
1t wns ordered that the Finance Com
mittee settle with the outgoing Sheriff
and County Treasurer.
On motion of Mr.. Miller, il was or
dered that committee be raised to
prepare rnles and regulations for the
of the Board.
COmmittee-Messrs.M Miller, McDon-
aid and Howell. The president was
added to the committee, on motion.
Mr.. Alexander Wallace was uuani-
mOusly chosen janitor to the Board for
the coming year; and DIR. George Baird,
physician to the jail.
The Board, after further consideration
of matters relating to the county levy,
adjourned till Tomorrow at ten O'Clock
u. IN; at which meeting 1t is thought
the levy will be completed.