The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-03-06

and Wilson.
The minutes of last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
Bill of G.. L. Wickham, amounting
to $3.50, for table for jury room, was
ordered to be paid.
The application of r. w. Hazlett for
refuuding of bounty tax paid by him,
was laid before the Board, and on mo-
ton the amount was ordered to be re-
funded.
The bill OF George Bulger, amount
ing to So for holding inquest and sum-
nOning witnesses, was presented, and
| on motion was referred to Committee
on Finance for report.
Bill OF VIM. Weidebusch. amounting
to S20.S6 for groceries furnished to des-
tttute families, was presented, and on
motion was ordered to be paid.
Bill of D. w. BrOdie, amounting to
S76.l3 for lumber, &C., was ordered to
| be paid.
Bill Of w. 8. Buchanan, justice OF
Washington township, amounting to
IS for holding inquest, was ordered to
| be paid.
Bill OF VIM. scroggins, amounting to
So for summOning jury OF inquest W as
| ordered to be paid.
Bill of VIM. Hare, amounting toS273. -
90 for water closet in Court House, on
motion was ordered to be paid.
Bill of p. L. Kimberly, amounting to
&42 36 for coal and weighing, was or
dered TO be paid.
Bill of j. and G. Mendell & Co.,
amounting to $50 90 for collins &C., fur
nished under orders OF Justice John
stOn, was ordered to be paid.
Bill of 4. Q. Jefters, amounting to
$59,77 for groceries furnished to desti-
| tute sick families under orders of COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting;
also bill of WIN. Hamilton amount
ing to $llO,56, for same, were ordered to
| be paid.
Bill OF DR.. B. w. Allen, amounting
to S72 80 for medical services rendered
the families above referred to; also bill
| OF same for medical services rendered
TO the families residing in the "old
spoke factory" amounting to S22S. were
ordered to be paid.
The official bond of Albert Lady,
elected Constable in Webster township
sometime since, was presented and on
| motion was laid on the table.
| The petition OF Rachel Shaw to be
allowed S22 for rent of building occu-
pied by the sick under care of the
county authorities was read and on
motion the prayer of the petitioner was
granted.
The Board of Appeals submitted a
report of the changes made in the as
sessmenIs of parties applying therefor,
which was read. The Board returned
the application OF Capt. Mcclure for
reduction of assessment on Mcclure
House for further consideration.
i On motion the report OF the Board
and the resolution recommending the
reductions named be;made, we're receiv
ed and ordered to be filed.
The amended report of the Commits
aiOners to view road from Middle
Wheeling Creek at point near Rob
;nson's Mill to HRneYtown, was pre-.
sented and ordered to be filed in the
papers and that the land holders
l through whose lands tie proposed
road passed, be summoned 10 appear
and answer at the next meeting of the
Board il th5y contest the establishment
OF said road.
Captain Mcclure addressed the Board
| in reference TO the assessment on the
Mcclure House. The property had
hean valued at about SAT 900, and the
Board of Appeals not being able to ar
| rive at any determination had returned
the subject for its action.
On motion of Mr.. Simpson, the re-
| ductiOn asked for was granted.
The report of the Committee on FL
nance and the resolutions appended,
were read and on motion adopted.
Bill OF Thomas Haley, amounting to
$50, for services is days as guard, was
ordered to be paid.
Bill of James Fl. Sadler, amounting
was ordered to be paid.
Bill of Joseph King, amounting to
$50, for 10 days services rs guard, was
ordered to be paid.
The petition of Col. N. Wilkinson,
for correction OF assessment on his pro.
perty, and that the excess of taxes al
ready paid by him be refunded, was
read and the prayer of the petitioner
granted.
The petition OF W. Ming Nicoll, to
have refunded the taxes paid by him
on stock which he did not own, was
read, and on motion the prayer of the
| petitioner was granted.
The Clerk made Il statement that he
had in his possession an order on the
Treasurer for Sl20, which was made for
a doubl assessment on coupon bonds.
On motion the clerk was directed
to pay the same to the Sheriff.
The application of Mr.. 1nglebright,
for reduction of assessment on Ferry
landing, was recommitted to the Board
of Appeals for further consideration
and report.
On motion the clerk was ordered to
issue an order for two hundred dollars,
subscription to building bridge at Ro:
ney's Point.
Ordered, that 1t be certified to the Au-
ditOr of public accounts that George
Roberts is enormously assessed on
property on York street.
Bill of Henry Ramp amounting to
S13 10, for coal furnished the sick, was
ordered 10 be paid.
On motion the Board took n recess
until . o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board re. Assem- bled at O'Clock
present Messrs. Booking, Davis, Hol-
liday, Mcdonald, Roberts, Salisbury,
Simpson and Wilson.
Order' d, the parties unsuccessful in
| their efforts to have road located on Il
certain route through the lands of Mr..
| Trimble, from point on the Bethany
road to Short Greek. be required 10 pay
the cost of sEmmoning and the attend
ance of the witnesses, and that the
Clerk be directed TO give certificates to
that effect. Laid on the table.
The petition OF Lewis Lunsford to
| have refunded him taxes enormously
assessed on bank and bridge stock was
read, and on motion referred to Com
| miltee on Finance for report.
MIR. 1nGlebright made q statement to
the Board in reference TO the valuation
OF his terry landing.
The following was adopted:
ReSOLUed, That there be paid Israel
UpdeGraH nine hundred and seventy
three dollars and twenty cents, on &C
count Of his commission az Treasurer
on S64SS0 10 expended, at * per cent,
to January 1t 1869.
b! of George Roberts, amounting to
81, O5 for painting &c, was ordered to be
paid.
Petition OF J. NJ. Ball to transfer his
ordinary license to Ed. Craftsman, was
read and the prayer OF the petitioner
granted.