The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-28

BOARD OF SUPERyIsoRS-An adjourn
cd meeting Of the Board Of Supervisor
was held SsturdGy-Pr President Salisbury
in the chair. The ron was called By the
clerk, Mr.. Rogers, and the following
members repOEted Messrs. Boring, Cur.
| lis, Davis, Harrison, Miller, Roberts, Wat
erbo1se and Zo6cklerJ c, Z 2 Dl45l,H-.-
The reading Of last meetings proceed
ings was dispensed with ghlE.tC-
The Committee on Poor to which was
referred the communication OF Trustees Of
Belmont county, Infrmary and bills o.
DIS. Estep, Foster and Campbell, Of
Uniontown, for medical services 70 John
Dixon, and "out door" paupers, reported
adversely thereupon. The report was re-
ceiyed and filed. The clerk was author-
lied to return the papers and notify the
authorities Of the action Of this Board.
Bills of c. P. Brown, $1050, and Michael
Clark, $3.50 were ordered To be paid.
The Committee on Poor to which had
been referred the bills Of August Wide.
bush $102.50, List and Hubbard, $3.50,
DR.. E. Hildreth, $500, reported in favor OF
their payment, and the report was accept
ed. r ,-ol IS tr
The same committee reported in favor
Of paying Wheeling Hospital $3.50 per
week for care of Patrick Hickey, and the
report was adopted.
Bills Of Pryor, Boyd & Co., $ 90; VIM.
ClOhan, for fees, $40 40; ]. NJ Ewing &
Co., $15 90, were ordered paid.
The Building Committee was instructed
to have gas pipes introduced In the Poor
house now being erected, provided 1t can
be done at cost not exceeding $l75. The
subjects OF employing Waterman at the
Poor House, and Of efecting policy Of
insurance on the building, were referred
to the Committee with power to act The
bill Of D. ]. Mccormick for wood pur-
chased 70 burn brick, ELECTED considerable
discussion, and was finally disposed OF by
allowing him 70 cents per cord on 37t
cords, the number he was compelled to
purchase. a. .ii5tt ''..I5u. =
The Committee on Roads and Bridges,
to which was referred the account and
vouchers of A. R Jacob, Superintendent
OF the Cd Division Of Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany turnpike, reported
that they had examined them and found
them 10 be correct. A balance Of $2S
was reported in his hands. Tho report
was received and filed.
The bond Of Joseph Burrows, Assessor
elect of the country district, was present
ed, and being in due form and properly
stamped, was accepted. .,
The resignation Of Joseph Burrows, rs
Superintendent of Free Schools in Ohio
county, was read and on motion was ac-
copied. a...aa |
The Board proceeded to fill the vacancy
created BY the resignation, and Col. Curtis
nominated John e, Faris for the position.
Mr.. Faris was unanimously elected for
tho unexpired term. 'o' ''-
The bill Of Joseph Burrows for services
as Superintendent Of Free Schools, for the
year 1870, amounting to $208, was pre-
scnted, and after being reduced to $500,
tho Clerk was directed TO issue q warrant
on the State Superintendent for the
amount. 1rlg 3g-' la Hoa. ~
The following ordinance was presented:
/" An ordinance fixing the compensation OF
the officers OF Ohio county"
Sec. /. Be it ordained by the Supervi.
.sOrs Of the county Of Ohio, in the State OF
West Virginia, that the salaries Of the
several officers Of said county be as toll
lows viz: Prosecuting Attorney 1920
Sheriff 500; Clerk OF Circuits Court $6OO;
Recorder 500; Clerk OF the Board, OF
Supervisors $500; Tailor $50: - =
Sec 2, This ordinance shall DO IN force
from and after the lst day OF January,
1871. ~ -r..i' '.L@ -'!..@'''a ~ +, >.
Sec. 8. All ordinances orparts Of or
dinances in conflict with this ordinance
are hereby repealed. 5.i'a. '
THE salaries paid ct present arc as fol-
1owc. Prosecuting Attorney s1OOO. SHEER.
1900 r,s-T' = -. - -. 5000 D.