The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-26

Adopted, ana Oruefeu ina -. -.
have printed nifty copies IN lsanIpnlet
form for the use Of the board.
M MILLER offered resolution thar
tLa, IiarL. nroeure for each member OF
the Board a copy of the acts Of the
J.e1fSlature up TO date, and a copy ofthe
Code OF West Virginia when pub
Under the act of last winter author
izing the Boards of Supervisors to fix
the number of days labor required of
each citizens on the county roads, not
exceeding six, IL was ordered that the
number OF days labor on roads required
in this county be three.
An order was made authorizing the
overseers of the poor to cancel the
lndeutures OF 9 colored boy pound 10
Henry .. Taylor.
It was also ordered that the CLERK
be authorized TO furnish the Sher1n
notice, to be served on all the survey
ors Of roads, who have not made their
annual reports, to do SO WITHIN zen
days, otherwise the penalties OF ne Law
in such case provided will be enforced
against them.
After some time spent In considera;
ton OF claims TO be levied for, the BoaLa
adjourned till 2 o'clock z. M. 70 enaole
them TO receive the report OF the SPeclal
Committee on the Wheeling and Fair
mont and the Wheeling and Bethany
DgAIAG NAO1ANE1
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board re.assembled at z. 81.
Present-Messrs. Alexander lPresi-
son, Howell, Miller, Salisbury, Holh-
day, Hobbs and Mcdonald.
Mr.. Hobbs, from the special commit
tee to examine the Wheeling and Fair
mont and Wheeling and West Liberty
Turnpikes, submitted report setting
forth that the committee had performed
the duties assigned Them; that the COM
mittee found the Wheeling and West
Liberty road, from the top Of Mitehell's
Hill 10 Clinton and themes on 10 the
county line, in a very bad condittoni
and that during the past winter II was
impossible at many points. Inc COM
mittee further reported that they found
tbe wheeling and Fairmont pike In
very bad condition, and at this time
almost fmpassable-some portions OF
the main road washed away and one
bridge gone. They therefore recon-
mended the following resolutions:
Resolved, That Two thousand dollars
be appropriated to put in good condi,
ton that portion of the wheeling ana
West Liberty pike from Clinton 70 the
Brooke county line, and that a tollgate
be established at or near Clinton.
Resolved, That three thousand dollars
be appropriated TO putting in good con-
dItion that portion OF the Fairmont pike
lying in this county.
ON the ground that the Wheeling and
West Liberty pike being tWo-htth
road, the Board had no right 20 make
an appropriation to repair II unless the
stockholders would raise tWo-hfths of
the amount appropriated, and that the
Board ought not to appropriate for that
part of the Fairmont pike within this
county, unless Marshall county make
a corresponding appropriation
After considerable discussion, Mr..
Salisbury offered a substitute for the
first resolution reported by the Conn
mittee, adding a proviso that Marshall
county appropriate sufficient sum TO
place the road in repair. Agreed 10.
Mr.. Miller offered a substitute for the
other resolution, adding a proviso that
a sum equal to two-fifths of that appro-
priated be raised by the citizens or
Stockholders between Clinton and the
Brooke county line. Agreed 70.
Ordered, That all sums OF money
paid by this Board for road purposes,
be paid out OF the contingent fund.
Ordered, That the delinquent list be
corrected by the erasure ofthe name OF
Charles Ellet, Jr., on account OF lots In
Richie township, (the taxes having
been pAid.)
Triadelphia township, road district No.
8, for IS. was referred.
A petition of Augustus Miller, for a
license To sell ale and beer on Cald-
wells Run, was granted.
The following list of accounts, ordered
to be levied for, was submitted by the
clerk:
wheeling Gas Co., gas furnished
R. Z ". Miller, coSpons on Hemp
neId Railroad bonds. and interest