The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-23

20; 1885 10 January. IS67........I.'....... SIS
Auda balance due him for the years
1855 on accounts OF commissions,
$50
Amounting In All o.........,... $50
The report was adopted. qsvT
Il The same Committee submitted
e second report-recomm that th
u bill OF J.F. Burley be not paid. TIL
Committee state that in relation to th
petition OF VIM. b. Curtis, Mrs. Sara
Cunningham and G. F. Miller, the,
had no evidence before them on whicl
! they could act. The Committee furthe
p say that the communication purportinl
TO come from several insurance com
; panteS, does not indicate on wha
I grounds the claim to have their tn re
refunded is based and they therefor
recommend the communication TO b
laid on the table. The Committee re
port further that they can find no errol
] in the assessment Of the lands of the
, Steward estate.
The report was adopted. 7-a
1.-THE communication from the In
surance Companies above referred to /.
as follows:; tsi5 3 .7aL
To The supervtsors of Ohio County, IVES
Nirginir - -
GBNTLENEN-The following named
Insurance Companies of this State beg
leave to call your attention to the fol
lowing statement of facts: In the yeaI
! 1865, +. Day, who was then Assessor o.
this district OF said county, re-
turned amount to. be taxed Ia
each OF the said Companies as fol-
lows, namely: Citizens, Insurance
Company IS. 200-amount OF tax on the
same SlS2 So: Fire and Marine Insu.
rance Company Sl6, 100-taX on the
same $3.50 03 franklin Insurance Com
pany So O00-tax on same Sill so: which
taxes. amounting to. S65S SO, we paid TO
the SheIin as per bills and receipts
herewith furnished. While the com
panles paid these taxes they were salts
lied they had been erroneously asses
sed, in violation OF the tax law passed
March 2, 1854, and in violation OF the
AUDITORS Instructions of March q,
1854. His book instructions are fur
nished you for reference. We also refer
you to Mr.. Day, the assessor, who was
satisfied he was in error In assessing
the Insurance companies under the law,
but advised us that we would have to
pay the tax bills as made out by the
Sheriff; that upon application to the
board otSupervisors they would order
the Sheriff to refund the am, unit paid,
&c. '-i,. : = tl'-
AAA vi TUG 4HCkS
above stated, we respectfully ask that
you will puss an order directing the
amount paid by said insurance compa-
mics mentioned in the tax bills here
with furnished) to be refunded by the
Sheriff TO them, as amere act OF justice.
Very respectfully, &c.,
w. w. SHRIvER, Secretary Of Citizens
Insurance Company. ss.3l.t 5-f. -
Jlo. l. .HnNV nv, Secretary of Fire and
Marine Insurance Company.
N. G. ARTHUR, Secretary OF Franklin
Insurance Company. u. lg.zs..
MIR. WALLACE offered resolution in
structing Jos. Seybold, late sheriff of
Ohio county to refund TO Joseph Held
fngeI, OF Richie Township, taxes for
1866 to amount of $50 OF it being the
taxes on an excessive valuation of
5000 real estate. Agreed to. isl
"A petition of Mary a. Walker, set
ting forth that she had been taxed on
500 bank stock, when she had but $500.
and praying. to have 81 SO, taxes on the
$500 excess, refunded, was granted.
The order appointing John B. Wilson,
Daniel Harris, and Wm, Atkinson
viewers of road petitioned for rom
Allison's blacksmith shop TO Daniel
Deans. near the head of Short Creek,
was returned with endorsements OIL
service and. ordered to be filed. y I
tASPetition of Henry Hornbrook. a |
nonresident, asking release from $40 60 |
tax on bank stock, wasireferredJ TO the |
Committee on Finance and Accounts.
With Instructions 10 procure legal al.
a ,betition ~ tIbris,i, :, b. e. -;2s9i
have Ia ~ bonStvt l ts1 raS.n.iats l.t 70 |
granted l,i si 80 80 'sluI was
a netition os T.a,,,ltss1, ,,,3,x ,e.!.a,t,,t,,
of Ohio coanty ~ o4eI, 'Aate JalloF
funded sIO3 ~ wh;c1, sioo ~ nave re-
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line, a convict who ssca n,S W. = Sna Up
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mad in "a veTv haS iS1H ~ me
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11S SAe EOdu are mostly IN EaVoF of
lent, and they recon neft his ann6sTt
irmed. M! seS syn incubation was con-
1ond in. the :O Sn "a presented his
3eorre r.. CoI5I oi SI,oO9 penalty, with
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