The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-03
RoARD OF SUPERVISORS.

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The minutes OF the last meeting were
read, approved, and signed.
The petitions OF the several insurance
companies of the city to have the amount
OF their capital invested IN .. 5. bonds
exempted from taxation, were made the
special order Of a meeting TO be held the
first Thursday in September.
The bill Of Silas W. Wharton, amount
ing to 1888, for work done on Wheeling,
West Liberty, and Bethany pike, was
presented, and laid on the table for the
present
The President made o verbal report on
the claim of VIM. NJ. Hutchins. The
statement was made that an arrangement
had been entered into 10 pay the claim
out Of tolls received.
Verbal report of the special committee
on Roney's Point and Haneytown road
was made. The committee reported the
grade good, the work was far advanced
toward completion, and that the money
had been judiCiOusly expended;
The following was offered and referred
ResOlred, That committee OF three be
appointed to examine the bonds OF the
county before the levy is made.
The President appointed Messrs. har-
risOn and Warehouse, and on motion the
President was added.
The Committee on Poor reported bills
amounting TO $4,332 II, recommending
their payment. The Committee reported
adversely on the bill Of DIR. j. English for
extra medicinal services.
DR.. L. was heard in his own behalf
stating that since the contract was award.
ed him for attending the inmates of tue
Door house, the new building had been
occupied, increasing the distance to be
travelled by him about four miles.
On motion DR.. f. was allowed $40 for
his original bill of 500 go.
The report oil the Committee on Print.
ing was read. Bills amounting to Sl5S Al
were presented and their payment Or
dered.
Statement of work done and cost, on
West Union and Roney's Point turnpike,
to the LIST inst. was read, II Is estimated
that 5000 will complete the grading Of
said road. ..- ...
The report Of the Committee on Fin.
ance and Accounts was read. The
Committee reported that they had ex.
amined the accounts OF the Comms.
sioners OF the Sinking Fund and found
them correct; also that the following
bills Wheeling Gas Company, $6l6 40
James Launder, $40 90 J: ". Morgan
$40 90; VIM. Clohan, $40 05; J. ",
Schultz, $l5 20; Henry Schultz, $40 TO-
Thos, p. Witten, SAB 50; John Day
$2S 80; John Il. Courtney, $l7 go; X. b
Brown, Jurors and witnesses certificates
Sc ,O35 05, amounting TO $2731 40 be
paid also that Geo. Hook. r. Is. Woods
f and II. s. Brown, members Of the Board
of EQUALIZATION, be allowed 81 90 per day
and Jos. Burrows,$3, for their services
also, that application Of s. 9. Gardner
for county bounty be rejected also thai
bills of H. II. Gillespy and WIN. Clohar
, be laid on the table.
Report OF Committee on Court HousC
and ,jails was read. The following bill
: were recommended TO be paid Rober
Smith, Sl1 10; G. W. Kennedy, 1881 30
VIM. Hare, 80 90; DR.. s. L. Jepson
$14 81; John Hellly, So 90; d. & ]. N
Charnock, 90 so; =. Kennedy, $25 %
/ Mrs. Warnafeldt, 81 90; Roberts & Co.
$1S 20; Ou& Co, 81 75i Hughes
thompson & Hibberd, - 90; JacOl
I Snider, eli 10; Jos. Leary, % 10.
/ Report was adopted.
Report of Committee on Poor Farm
> reported in favor Of paying tho following
: bills: r. MCCully, IS %; Robert llarrl
son, a 80: 0'DOnnell & Co., sos 6S; ii
X. List Il Co., 800 90; Robert Burkett
8 S2lO ~; Joseph KGeth, IS 90; Mat
I Schutzner, $3S 35; Ernest Bermeisher
, $G2 so; Albert Franzell, 800 %.
Report adopted. =.
A communication from the State Audi
:, tor, transmitting list Of property, money
!. credits and Investments Of railroad com
!, panies in this county, with the yalu
thereof, was read. The following Is til
}, taxable valuation: Baltimore 6 Ohio
C $i01 400: IIempfeld, 500 The iOrmc
was apportioned as follows Union town
ship, $4,000; Centre, $4,000; Webster
Sl666OO; Richie, $35,400. The latte
i as follows Union, 100000; Clay, 0,0O(
-s Madison, $4,000; Richie, $4,000 TT
Y. adelphia, $4,000; Liberty, $4,000.
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