The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-08-05
Roard OF Supervisors.

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Botslord. Boring, Curtis, Davis, Harrison,
Miller, Roberts, Salisbury, WatcFhouse
and ZGckler.
Bill Of Henry Gunthcr, $500, was
read and ordered 10 be paid.
The application Of E. Booking to have
refunded him $10.76 paid on double as
sessmGnt, wAs read and the amount or
dercd to-be paid
Bills Of PAUL Bros. & Co. two, $1S.01;
Walters & Kraft; $780, Maxwell y Tin
gle, $82z.21; August WeidebuSch, $3.50
4. N. Johnston justices fees), $610,25,
Preferred to Committee on Finance and
Accounts Tor rcportG James Launder and
Thomas Nice Ormick, $3.16, (reIcrred to
same COmmittce); William ClOhan, 1915,
Preferred to same CommlttccG r II. Gil
lespy, $500, referred TO same Commit
tce); s. F. Faris, $225.75; W. Mathews,
$51.00; Simpson, Wilson & 1Iogc, $444. II,
B. F. Caldwell, $l.0O; Thomas Hughes,
$500, were ordered to be paid, except rs
noted ,.,..
A communication from z. N. Cocn,
Secretary Of Franklin Insurance Com.
pany, asking to DO relieved from assess.
mcnt on $4,000 U. s. Bonds, was read
and referred TO Committee on Finance
and Accounts. yial'l
There being no C0nstab les in Madison
township, Mr.. Roberts made the motion
that the Board proceed to fill tho Vacan-
cies. Carried. 2 Fig.'r ~"
h Robert Junkins, Vim. Scroggins and
Noah Price were put in nomination.
A ballot was takcn and resulted in the
choice Of NIcssrs. Price and ScrOggins.
Tho vote stood Junkins 4; Price z; ScrOg'
gins 3.
The report Of A. Montgomery, Overscer
Of the Poor for Liberty township, for
March, April, May, June and July; Of
VIM. II. Harrison, Webster township, for
July: of Geo. Goldman, Richie town
ship, for juno md July; Of A. Himeberger,
TriadClphia township, for May, June and
July; of. r. Acker, Union township, for
July; of c. Hauser, Clay township, for
July, were presented, and on motion were
received and filed.
The Committee on Poor to which vari-
Gus bills had been referred yesterday and
ut a former meeting, reported in favor Of
paying them, excepting that Of G. Hauser
which was not authorized by law, and
the Committee returned it for the action
Of the Board.
The Committee returned the bill Of the
Wheeling Hospital because no vouchers
were submitted with it, but being Salts
fed of It's correctness by the statements
mpde in open Board, OH motion. Of Mr..
Harrison, the bill was ordered to be paid:
On motion, the report was received anu
filed. .rl,-,,.,
Charges and specifications against vii.
liam Clohan, Justice Of Webster town
ship were presented by T. E, Blakely,
and read by the Clerk.
The charges are Us follows:
LIST, Misconduct in Office. on al,
I'd. Manifest Incompetence TO discharge
tho duties Of the Office Of Justice OF the
Peace. .gH,l I'D
3D.. The commission Of OtEenscs involving
violation Of his official oath, viz:
"Fraud," "extortion" and "willfully and
criminally exceeding thfs Official powers"
On motion Of Mr.. Harrison, the paper
was referred to n special committee OF
three for examination and report.
The President appointed Mcssrs. Harrl-
son, Zoecklcr and Boring.
The Prosecuting Attorney and Mr.. Bots
ford were added 10 the committee.
The petition OF Henry Troutman md
others, for the rclicfOfWilliam Lee Trout.
man, was read and referred to the Com
mittee on Poor.
On motion the proposal for building
the Stenrod bridge wis opened.
Mr.. j. W. Ward and J. IIornish propos;;
cd 10 do the work according to the plan
and specifications for $1400.
On motion the contract was awarded
TO MCssrs. Ward and IIOrnish.
There being no Constable in Clay town
ship, on motion Of Mr.. BotsfOrd the Bonrd
proceeded to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Charles Exley was put in nomina-
ton, and there being no other, he was de-
clarcd unanimously elected.
The following was offered and adopted
RCSOlred, Tint John Zoeckler, Stephen
Waterhousc and Allen Davis, DO appoint
d committee 10 have charge OF the poor
firm Of Ohio county.
The following list Of accounts to be
levied for by the Board was presented:
D. Stanley. Agent salary. .............$ s09 GO
Salaries 81 officers ................... 3,7S9 90
Wheeling Gas Company ..,........... 72G 00
Commissioners Of Sinking 90 ,ooo, Z.
Fund. ........ ........ 423 OO-.ls,9a3 Il
N. Crawlcy's coupons and interest. GGO on
John c. llGrvCy's coupons and interest: 6iS ~
interest .'.:..'s.,....s...... $1,000
john K. Botssiofd, coupons, and Interest 12O 90
W. II. Irwin, Guardian, coupons and
Robert Cranglc, coupons and Interest. 1870 %
Joseph Soy6old. coupons and interest. " 10
Ter tercst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Uo' 5000
q. Lamb, Cashier, coupons and interest COCO
j, W, Morgan, Assessor. ............... al 20
j. NJ. BickGl, Assessor. ................ 1871 IS
Poor Levy, acknowledgements. 5000 90
Poor Contingent Fund.- ....&.... 5000 20
ShcrIG'S commissioners ind delinquent
lists. .!................ 6U0O w
Contingent Fund. ................... 1920 90
W. s. Bryan, coupons and Interest,". "5S 10
PooT Farm and Interest. ............ G,es5 90
Geo. ". Thompson. coupons and inst. 4G8 W
Repairs to Stccnrod Bridge .......... 1889 %
' pISs Co. 1000 90
Caldwell'S Run Bridge half Of 800. 4SS 90
A, Wilson, coupons and interest. ..... 98l 90
R. V. WhGlAn, coupons and interest,". 700
Orders overdrawn during the past year
and paid by the Sheriff. .,............ 4I04 70
city OF Wheeling, water rent. :. ...,.... 600 90
Poor House Construction Fund. ,..... 1900 0Q
Orders In trausltu ......... .......... $1,000 90
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Mr.. Miller made the motion that the
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