The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-06-22

Hammond. There being no olucF huulI
nations Il ballot was ordered.
Messrs. Harrison and Clator were Hp-
pointed tcllcrs. The first ballot resulted:
Budkta, G; Whiting, 2; blank /,
Mr.. Budkta was declared elected.
The report of the committee appointed
to view and report whether it was eXpc-
dicnt to alter the grade Of Coal road, re.
ported verbally that it was inexpedicnt
10 make any change in grade Or loca-
ton of said road
On motion the report was received.
The following communication was read:
AUDITOR's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, June 10, 1870.
Board Of !SulxrrisOrs, Ohio County, W Ia:
GENTLEMEN: thereby certify that the
Board of Commissioners assessed and
made return of the property Of the Balti'
more & Ohio Railroad Company in the
county Of Ohio at $l0l 400, and Hemp
field Railroad Company at 800, 900, which
you will apportiOn among the several
townships, rs provided in section 81,
chapter 90, Code Of West Virginia, and
make return Of such appOrtionment to
this Office, and certify the amount levied
on each one hundred dollars value OF per.
sOnal property for county purposes for
1870; and you will further apportion in
the same manner at the value Of 10000,
the property owned by the Hempfeld
Railroad Company in your county for
1860, certifying the amount of county
levy for that year. am, gentlemen,
very respectfully,
T. BoGGEss, -iuditOr.
On motion, the communication was re-
ceivcd and filed, and the Clerk, together
with the Supervisors Of the several town
ships through which the roads run, d.
rected TO apportion the assessment among
said townships and certify the same to the
Auditor, according to law.
The Special Commissioners appointed
to view and survey road from Glenn's
Run 10 the mouth Of Short Creek, sub
mittel n report and survey, which
were Withdrawn to enable them to as.
certain the amount Of damages claimed
by the owners of the land through which
the road passes.
Ordered, that Elisha Conley be trans.
ferred from road district No. 4, of Liberty
township, TO district No. 2 in said town
ship
4 communication from DR.. George
Baird in relation to the official conduct of
the Justice and ConStables of Union town.
ship, was read and referred to the Prose
cutting Attorney for his opinion.
A bill in the injunction case Of Bailey,
Woodward & Co. US the Board of Super
visOrs of Ohio county was read and re.
ferrcd 10 the Committee on Finance and
Accounts for report.
On motion, it was ordered that $340 40
be paid the devisccs of Hugh Nichols, de-
ceased, for damages done them by open
ing the lOnathan's Ravinc and Glcns Run
road.
The petition Of George Downey, town
ship Treasurer, for authority to enforce
the payment of road and school tax by
the sale Of real estate, was read and re.
fcrrcd to the Committee on Roads and
Bridges Tor report. ..
Ordered, that the Supervisor Of Tria-
dolphin township be and is hereby in
structcd to have the road leading from the
National road northeast side Of Crugcr
mansiOn) known as the HAnCytown road,
relocated upon the lands rs it existed
previous to the survey Of the Cruger cS'
tate by James Gilchrist
The petition of Samuel W. Boyd for the
certificate required by law for admission
to the bar, was read, and the clerk was in
struCtcd to issue the certificate.
The bill of. s. Fairfax for drawings
and specifications Of alterations and re-
pairs 10 the Court House, superintendent,
&c, amounting to $43, was referred to the
Committee on Alterations and Repairs
for report.
Bills of W. s. Goshorn and ]. X. Bots
ford, for interest on county bonds, were
ordered to be levied for
On motion, it was ordered that the
Special Committee appointed tO.View and
relocate the road up ChaplinC's Hill from
the city, be allowed further time 10 report.
The Committee on Finance and Ac.
counts reported that they had allowed to
the Sheriff the amounts stated in the
various tax bills referred to them with
power TO act at the last meeting Of the
Board, having found the same to be
double, erroneous or improper assess
ments ...
Ordered, that the portion of Webster
township lying outside Of the city Of
Wheeling, shall be known rs road district
No l Of said TOWNSHIP.
On motion, Abner CharnOCk was elect.
ed Surveyor Of Roads i'll said district.
On motion, Robert CowGn was appoint.
ed Surveyor Of Roads in district No /,
Richie township.
On motion, it was ordered that the Su.
pcrvisOr of Liberty township be instruct
cd to have the money arising from road
tax in said township, exclusive Of the tax
TO be applied to the Wheeling, West Lib.
crty and Bethany turnpike, equally divided
between the four road districts in said
township. -.........
The petition OF citizens Of Richie town
ship asking that about ten rods in length
Of the road leading from the National
road ut the monument to Ritchictown'
where the same passes through land be.
longing to the estate OF z, Jacob, deceased,
be restored to its former location, the grade
of the present road being greater than
the law permits, was read and on motion,
was received, and filed and Matthew
GrGenlee, Frederick Little and VIM.
Brocmer were appointed to view Hnd
locate the portion Of said road named,
assess damages and make return to this
Board according TO law.
A. A. Allison, who was elected Justice
of Richland township, having removed
from the State, on motion it was ordered
that the office be declared vacant, and the
Board proceeded to fill said vacancy by
election. Powell Wharton was nomina-
ted, and receiving the unanimous vote Of
the Board, was declared elected. Subse.
quently Mr.. W. presented his official bond,
which being approved, was ordered to be
filed.
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