The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-22
BOARD OF q Sss7urI.ItsSy1sd .-The Board

81 Supervisors held q sfated meeting In
heir chafnbaf In the Cont House, yes
Eerday. The Board was called to order.
at 10 O'Clock, anddnthe absence OF the.
Salisbury, Mr.. Mcclellan WaS chosen
pro fem. The Clerk was di-
rected to call the roll, when the follow
ing members answered TO their names; |
Msssrs, Hobbs, Holiday, HOWELL ia
cob a. M, Jacob s. s.. Mcclellan, Mo
Donald, Robinson and Salisbury.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and signed.
The report of the Committee on FL
nance and Accounts was read, and the
resolutions accompanying IL were acted
on separately and adopted.
A bill of Sheriff Campbell. amount
ing TO S43S 80, for jurors fees, &C., was
ordered 10 be pRid, l..tfl,=.f.si & "a
A bfIlpf Hamilton Boone amonnt-l
ing 10 so, for services as Clerk OF Rich--
land township. was ordered to be paid.
Mr.! Miller, President, appeared and
took ftle chair -,
liam Bnsby- and William Atkinson
| presented an account amounting 10
1888 OF as having been advanced by
| Them in the construction of the Glenn's
run and Short Creek road, and
\ also an estimate of the amount ne
csssary to complete It TO uesls1
/ mated point. This money had been
advanced on pledge by; the Board
that s.. 600 would be paid out of the
county treasury on condition that the
| residents along the line wonld sub
4 scribe and pay about 500 towards Its
construction. This condition had been
complied with, as appeared by the
statements made by Messrs. .MeCoL'
/ edths 1888 OF to be refunded, and d.
rected that the balance Of the ~, GOO pc
Expended in completing tho road next
season, as soon as the weather would
permit, under the direction Of the gem
tlsmen above me ntioned. They were
required to give bond in twice the sum
Il yet une1psnded. % ~ q. -, .iis =, q.
Il ON motion tho order passed at the last
nesting of the board requiring the op:
posing parties In the Glenn's Kun and
ShofGO Creek road case 10 pay their own
witnesses, respectively, was resclnded
and an order was isnbsequently mace
authorizing the costs 10 be paid out OF
the county treasury. iH+t it'{ 1.
! The report and diagram OF a road
located from a pollution Middle Wheel
4 ing Creek near Robinson's old Saw
3 Mil, 10 Haneytown, were presented
and ordered to be filed, .Ehe property
! owners along the route. claiming dam.
4 dyes, were directed TO be summoned.
\ a bill of j. s. Trimble q Co, tol
steam pipe &c; amounting to e64 81 o.
III. %. Whitman for surveying and max
ing diagram of the Middle Wheeling
Creek and Haneytown road, amount.
ing to sl5. were presented and ordered
i A bin OF John w. Shultz for services
as constable from June 1865 10 Jpni
1867, Richie township in for fees IL
!. cases not provided for by law, amount
ing TO $50, was presented and referred
to the Committee on Finance ant
Accounts for report.
The petition of Christian Beshoret 10
Z felieffrom erroneous assessment on par
Of "a lot in Centre Wheeling, was reat
and the prnyer ofthe petitioner granted
Il AblIlof Lewis Baker d Co. for blnnl
Z book and advertising, amounting L
+ S2i, was ordered to be paid.
nj "A bill OF j. w. Boring Tor S6S, 10
Q j work done about the jail, was referre
ID to the Committee on Court Houses an
~ jail. sii.,
= The application of Henry Stamm fc
"a correction of assessment on his hott
1, property, was heard and the connectio
: was directed TO be made.
"A The poll tax assessed on A. @. Dow
"A cry and paid by James ii. Robinson
Il was ordered TO be refunded.
III The application of Lewis j. Parry {
! have refunded him three dollars AN
y sixty seven cents, amount of taxed as
~ sessed on CT lEinCres OF land, was heatt
Is and that sum was ordered to be II
funded. :
A bill OF De-. George Baird, for med
: cal services TO prisoners in jail, amour
ing to $2l so, was ordered TO be paid.
= s. S. jacob, former Superintendent {
: the Eastern division of the Wheeling
. West Liberty and Bethany turnpik
presented his report together with II
= vouchers Tor the monies expended VI
: der his supervision, which, on motion
were referred TO tho committee o
Roads.
On motion the Board took reces
r. until 2 o'clock, r. NJ.
"A AFTERNOON SESSION.