The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-23

lSDANlJ OF JOEHhN 49, A@NSsNe
re.convened in their chamber in the
Court House yesterday morning Mt ten
o'clock, President Salisbury in the chair.
The following membrs answered to
their names at roll call by the Clerk :
Mcssrs. Botslord, ClatOr, Davis, Har-
rison. Miller, Roberts, Warehouse and
ZOeCklcr.
The reading Of the minutes Of yeStcr-
days meeting was dispensed with.
The Prosecuting Attorney for the coun-
ty, J. II. Good, Esq, to whom was re-
fcrrcd the communication Of DR.. George
Baird in relation to the Justice Of
Union township, and one Of the Constablcs
of said township, for his opinion, made n
statement of the law affecting the case.
A special committee OF four, consisting
ofMessrs. Harrison Botslord, Warehouse,
and the attorney, Mr.. Good, was ap-
pointed to investigate the charges CON
taincd in said communication, and report
to this Board at its next meeting what ac-
ton, if any, is necessary in the premises.
The bill of Lewis Baker & Co., having
been verified by affidavit and reported
correct, was ordered to be paid.
The Sheriff was directed to purchase
and have placed in the Jail sewer sutfl-
cient amount ofCarbOlic acid to keep down
any and all offensive Odors.
A notice in regard TO change in the
road leading from the National road at
the Monument, up Big Wheeling Creek
to the Marshall county line, upon the
lands of Samuel Anderson and Ellen Rem
ford, having been returned duly served,
and the parties interested having failed
TO appear, it was ordered that the land
proposed to be taken be condemned, and
that the Clerk issue orders for the dam
ages as assessed by the viewers in their
report.
The West Union and ROney's Point
Turnpike Company presented a bond with
penalty Of $4,000, with approved seCu-
rity, conditioned for the faithful disbursc-
mcnt of the amount OF capital stock sub
scribCd by the county; also, n guarantee
for the completion Of the road, which be.
ing satisfactory, the Board subscribed the
said sum of $4,000 to the capital stock of
road, with the proviso that orders for
81 900 each shall be issued at such times
as the commissioners heretofore appoint
ed by the Board shall be satisfied that the
directors of said company shall have ex-
pended $4,000 on the construction Of said
road, until the whole amount subscribed
by the county $4,000 shall be expended.
The action appointing special Com.
mittee to investigate the charges contained
in the communication Of DR.. Baird, was
reconsidercd and aNcr considerable dis
cussion on tho question the Board resolV-
cd to adhere to its original action.
The following bills were ordered to be
paid:
S. F. Faris, Sal; W. w. Miller & CO.,
$72.4j, and DR.. James E. Reeves for
salary rs physician to the Jail, $3.50.
The following reports from Surveyors
OF roads were received and ordered to be
filed: .....-.
Martin Burris, Precinct No: 8, of Tria-
delphia township, and John Cowan, Pre-
cinct No. /, Of Richie township
VIM. A. Budtka, Janitor elect OF the
Court HOUSE, pEeSeHteu IlB OIllClal DOuu
with approved security, which was re-
ceived and filed,
Ordered, That the JGnitor shall DO at
all times subject to the Committee on
Court House and Jail.
Resolrcd, That VIM. Salisbury be allow.
cd Sl10O in the aggregate for the plans
and specifications prepared by him for
the Ohio county Poor House, ind accept.
cd by the Board, and for his services in
experimenting the erection Of said build
ing; to be paid as the work progresses, on
the orders ofthG Board.
The following monthly reports from
OverscCrs OF the Poor were received and
| filed:
Cletus HNuser, Clay township, for May;
Ed. Burt, Madison township, for May;
George GThmann, Richie township, tor
April and May; Porter Smith, Webster
township, for April and May; D. Murray,
Washington township, for April and
May, and j. X. Acker, Union township,
for April and May,
RESOlEed, That when the Board adjourn
! It be to meet ut the call Oft President,