The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-20

Vi
SuPERy NETTING ~ The Super.
v1sorsof Ohio county were caifed to-
gether on Saturday morning last, at
1olo'elock but no quorum being pres!
emit, those In attend lance I'D opgned until
ao'cleck inith afternoon.p At that hour
aynumber Hsufncient to transact busi-
ness was present; when tiie Board was
called to order by, the Presto dent, Mr..
,W.Miller. The rollwas called, ana
Messrs. Hobbs, Holiday, Howell, ia!
cob, MeDonald and Salisbury answer
ed to their names. Is 1
The minutes 81 the preceding meet.
ing were read ana approved, ~,
Et,,t 4 flffe NJ RETTIoNssf s., '55ts 40
The petitions oftD.y DetWiler,s for the
estab lishmentofa steam ferry{betWeen
We Ellington Mills Ind South Wheeling,
and pointigopposite, I'm Ohio, was Of
feredlby We HubbardS Esq. Itswas
suggested that Mr.. Hubbard had never
qualified to practice before the Board,
when the usual oath was administered
by the Clerk The etitioniWas- then
read, and, on motion of Mr.. Jacob,
three YiewetsWe appointed to exam
line and report ION the necessity and ntil-
ity ofithe ferry pray eds for. : E1dessrs.
r. III. HazlettS W. o. Handlanaa and Au-
gust Weide busch were appointed under
Mr.. Jacobs smotion.vlf s-soi4so % lffHs-4
The petition of the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, for an abatement
Ioft taxes Z amounting to. 1854 ,01, was
hreads and on motion Of Mr.. jacob, was
THE petition of Charles 4 ammarn,
i aSminor,s Ito beErefunded him the tax
Illegally assessed and COLLECTED; was
read and granted. $50 sstaisfy ArSs Il
lgi The petition of s.. E. FarinI In refer
ence to the employmentof an assistant
red to the Committee on the Court
House and Jail, with power to act.>tfa
h The petition OF. MessrsI Stein Broth
ers, for abatement of assessment; was
read and rejecteds saaa - IS : sou
Isfs, ilgssos-l 9snLLS. - n-5i sfcg s. sCe
The bill ofwms n. Russell, amount
ing to $50 20 fer mileage as witness In
case OF West Virginia Us. ] ohm Bowers,
was presented by Mr.. Richardson, and
ION motiontwRs referred to the Commit
tee on Finance and Accounts, for re-
port. y ..z1s ~ - t6iftS lis-.fdssli'-l
The bill of George Mende1, amount-
ling to $50, for right of way across his
fproperty'to LheEJail, was. read and re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance and
Accounts for report.
The bil1sof :. II. Updegrah, amount
ing'to Sl26 55, paid by him on account
of general school fund, was read and
an order was made to reimburse Mt.
The bill of Nolan Brothers, amount
ingto s. So; was read and ordered to be
lpaid. tlt- s=EsEra ~ ~
The bill of ]. NJ. Ewing q Co.,
amounting to Sill 90, for printing,
blanks DC, was read and ordered to be
paid. . SOS as..G3 if.11. So 30 5stjtr'1
Two bills of A. w. PAUL. & Co., for
stationery DO, amounting to $40 so
wereread and ordered to be paid.
The bill of George Watson, for re-
Epeirs on jail, amounting to 500, was
read and ordered TO be. paid.
"a statement of Rt. Rev. r. ". ,Whe-
lanin regard to the taxation of Virginia
bonds in his hands belonging to the
estate of Philip Reilly, deceased, was
read and referred to the Committee on
Finance and Accounts for report,
1.-The order!of Brooke county Board of
Supervisors in relation to the bridge
over the mouth of Short Creek, was
read and referred to the Committee on
Roads for report. 20 ,
The written resignation Of the PEesl-
dent of the Board, Mr.. w. w. Miller,
| was received, and on motion of Mr..
| Salisbury, was laid on the table.
The resignation of A. NJ. Jacob, ESQ,
a member of the Board, was made YER
| Daily, and on motion of Mr.. Salisbury,
| was laid on the table. ~. l.sal .sa.s
On motion it was ordered that when
the Board adjourns 1t be to meet at the
call of the clerk.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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