The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-26

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v1soRs.-Pursunnt to adjournment the
Board of Supervisors met yesterday at
the Court House.
Present-Messrs. Miller (President).
Howell, Holiday, Hobbs; Mcdonald,
Mcclellan, a. NJ. Jacob, s. S. Jacob,
Robinson and Salisbury.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The petition of Dewey, Vance q Co.,
for reduction OF assessment was read
and referred to the Committee on Fl.
nance, &c, for report.
The bill of Joshua Bnrley, Assessor
for the city district, amounting to
81, 004 81, was presented and ordered 10
be paid after deducting therefrom
charges against him for erroneous as
sessmenrs.
The bill OF n. J. Breinig, for repair
| ing ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, amounting to 81, was presented
and ordered TO be paid.
The petition of Daniel Peck. attor-
ney OF Messrs. Hamilton d HUH in the
case of Aaron Kelly against them. was
read and, on motion, it was ordered
| that on the application of Hamilton q
HUFF the parties have leave to with
draw their petition and amount
The communication OF George W.
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ing 10 the Peninsula Cemetery, was
read and laid on the table.
The bill of E. Morrow foE coustable's
fees, SO, was referred to the Committee
on Finance, &C., for report.
Meazrs. VIM. Atkinson and John b,
Wilson, who were summoned 70 appear
before the Board to show canBe why
they should not be fined for contempt,
j appeared, and having given sufficient
! excuse, on motion of Mr.. A. NJ. Jacob,
IL was ordered that the excuse of the
gentlemen be accepted and the former
order appointing them Jurors renewed.
A paper of Nj. Greenlee and others
subscribing condittonally certain sums,
amounting in all to 81 $50, 10 be ex-
pended for the repairing OF the Wheel
| ing and Fairmont Turnpike, was read
and, ON motion of Mr.. Hobbs, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
ResoEUed, That levy be made for like
amount to the subscription of NJ. Green
lee and others, said money levied for TO
be paid ont in like amounts to the
amount paid in by the subscribers, and
to be used after the amount subscribed
has been consumed.
On motion of MIR. Mcclellan, 1t was
| ordered that the same committee be
continued to bring in specifications of
the building about to be erected on the
| Court House lot for the use Of the
Board.
On motion OF the same gentleman, 1t
was further ordered that when this
Board adjourn It be to meet on this day
week.
Tho Board audited all the accounts
that were before them, comprising
bounty money unpaid, poor levy, sink
fund, Tor coupons of bonds issued for
stock in the Hempfield r. r. Co., roads,
building fund, &C., and the amount TO
be levied for county purposes during
the present year WINS estimated at Sll2,-
Ss211.i
Ordered thar the sum of one dollar
on every 500 of the value of real
and personal property within the
county be assessed Tor the purpose of
paying the allowances made by the
Board, and that the Sheriff of Ohio
county proceed with all convenient
despatch to collect the said assessment
and pay the same over to the Treasurer
of the county according to law.
| On motion OF Mr.. a. NJ. Jacob, it was
ordered that the Finance Committee
settle with the Clerk of the Board,
Treasurer and Sheriff of the comfy,
the tiscal business transacted during
the past year; and that fifty copies OF
the Clerks and Treasurer's reports be
] printed and distributed among the
members OF the Board.
On motion, 1t was ordered that the
Board proceed in a body TO examine
the condition ofthe jail.
On motion of Mir. 8. S. Jacob, II was
ordered that persons liable to road
duty shall be required to work three
days during the year, AMI that cents
on the hundred be levied for road pur-
Adjourned.