The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-26
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Amounting to s. 90, for JUSTICES fees; o
George Bulger, amounting to > ", 10
inuuests; and Of George MeHdel, .to'
right of way through his propers!
amounting to $50, be paid
Resoluad. That the taxes paid By. the
Mount Wood Cemetery Association,
amounting to a 20; of A w WOODS Oh
a piano, amounting TO Sc 80; and :,
uel OFT, excess eff taxation, be refunded'
RESOLVED. That it be certified 10 ths
auditor of pnblic accounts that Samuel
Alexander is enormously and improper
IL assessed on $500 valuation OF prop,
erty. Iii q,
Resslped, That the application d
r Y. Whelan to be released from taxes
on Virginia State bonds be rejected.
Resolved, That Edwards & Conant be
released from thu payment of $50 taxes
on one billiard table.
Resolved, That the petitions Of Samuel
Havener, Alex, Morrison and d. n.
Drake be lid ever for want of sufficient
proof.
NJ Hobbs subRittsdS PePort, of the
teesipss and expsndisures &the Wheel
inE and EFairnOut turnpike, which was,
with the report made by s. S. Jacobs
at the last meeting, of the Wheeling,
Bethany and West Liberty turnpike
referred TO a special committee of three,
consisting eff Messrs. S. S. Jacobs, Hol-
liday and McClellen.
The petition of John c. Hupp, Super
visor Of Clay township, and Robert
HaIsilton, inspector of elections il SAID
township, for the payment of thiIty
dollars expenses incurred by them u
the employment Of counsel in defen@
Of a suit brought against them for
$4,000 damages claimed by Aaron Ke.-
ley for not allowing him TO vote on al
count of Eis refusing 10 take the tesi
oath, was referred to the cemmitt-e OF
Finance and Accounts.
The petition Of John Wilson for re
funding Of bounty taxes was referred Il
the committee on Finance and Accounts
for report.
On motion, the amount of damages
allowed by the viewers appointed 10
investigate the opening Of the road from
the lands Of John Thornburg to those
of Andrew J. Halsted, to persons inter
ested in said road, was accepted.
Bill of Il e Wheeling Omnibus Com
pauy, amounting TO six dollars, was or
dered paid.
Petition of S. S. Williams, Superin-
tendent Of Public Schools, in relation
to taxes enormously assessed on public
school property, was referred TO the
committee on Finance and Accounts.
Bill of John Bayha, amounting TO
s. 80, heretofore rejected by the Board,
was ordered to be paid.
The petition of Joshua Lukens for
the refuDding of bounty taxes, was re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance
aud Accounts.
The petition Of Daniel Wilson, for
witnesses fees in a case of misdemeauor
before the Ohio county Circuit Court,
was referred 10 the Committee on Fl.
nance and Accounts.
The hill of J. S. Trhnble & Co.,
TO S57.4S, was referred to the
on Court House and Jail.
The committee appointed to view the
road between Glen Run and the mouth
of Short Creek made report and re-
commended that seven dollars damage
be paid John Youngman, which was
accepted and the report adopted.
On motion, committee Of three, con-
sisting of John Atkinson, John B. Will
son and William Atkinson. was APP
pointed TO examine the condition OF the
bridge between Glen Run and the
mouth of Short Creek.
The petition Of A~A:+-- Jrueral NC
wnorter, asking for the release of taxes
on So, 900 of State Bank stock, was re-
ferred TO the committee on Finance and
Accounts.
The petition of W. S. Buchanan, JUS
tiee of the Peace of Washington town
ship, asking that james. st. Miers be
appointed constable of said township,
was granted
Board adjourned.