The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-15
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

read and approved. ...
The Special Committee appointed to
view and investigate the proposed road on
Glcnn's Run, reported lavorably on The
new road as located, being Of easy grade
and shortening the distance. II also. Oh.
yiates bridging the RIM In many plSces,
and Is also preferable TO the route pro
posed by Messrs. Garden and Welshaus
The following was offered inconnection
Herewith:
ResOlcei, That tho report be accepted,
and that our attorney DO directed TO take
the necessary steps to have tho road made
as proposed by previous report Of the
committee. aH
The following was offered:
Resolved, That an additional appropria'
ton OF 1916 be made for change In
Glenn's Rnn road to be paid Messrs, Gar
den and Welshaus. Adopted as a substi
tute for that submitted by the Committee
The following was offered: ReSOlned
That the President and Clerk Of thu
Board shall not issue an orde Tor any
amount Of the sum appropriated for the
Glenn's run road until the signers Of the
petition give sufficient guarantee, by bond
or otherwise, that they will complete said
road and bridge without further appro
priatiOn or expense for construction o.
same from the county. Adopted.
The Finance Committee reported in f.
vOr Of paying bill OF Wheeling Omnibus
Co., $500; Chrlstman & De6old, $500
same, $500; relunding capitation tax Of
w. o. McCluSkey and Edward Ingram
(minors) $l00 each; also, TO James Dixon
$40.50; Henry Roth, $3.50; Conrad Steina.
gle, 1856; Ii. w. Drakeley, $42S; also, ID
release school and road taxes TO Robert
Frazier, $3.50; Fred. NJ. Rogers, $500;
Fred. Rogers, so cts; VIM. Carey, $4.0j
The committee reported adversely on
petitions Of G. w. Steenrod TO have taxes
refunded; also, that Of B. Briggs; also, that
OF Merchants National Bank In behalf Of
sundry nonresident stockholders; also
that Of John Daley to be released from
capitation tax; also, that of T. w. Weitzell
TO be paid for services as clerk of Webster
township.
The petition Of G. W. steenrod was re.
committed 10 the committee for report;
also, that OF r. w. Weitzell.
The report Of the committee was then
adopted.
The Committee on Printing recon-.
mcndCd the payment OF The bill OF Lewis
Baker & Co, amounting to $S4 g. Re.
commentator Of committee adopted.
The following was offered:
ReSOloed, That the President he and is
hereby directed TO sign the contract with
the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
Railroad Company, when prepared, in &C.
cordance with agreement made by tho
Board. Adopted.
The Board took recess until one
O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
John Oesterling from the Committee
on Finance, offered the following ordi.
nance and agreement 10 provide money
to pay the subscription TO stock of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Rail.
road, and recommended its adoption
An ordinance directing the issue ortime
bonds for the purpose of raising money 10
pay the county subscription 10 the CAPT.
tai stock of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
Kentucky Railroad Company, and provi.
ding fund for the payment Of the inter.
est and principal Of said bonds
Be IL ordained Jy lie Supervisors Of The
County Of Ohio
l. The President and Clerk OF this
Board are. hereby directed to make and
deliver, as hereinafter provided, two hun.
bred and twenty-five bonds OF the Super.
visors Of the county of Ohio, each Of
which shall be dated onthe first day OF
March, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and seVenty.twO and shall be
for the principal sum of one thousand
dollars, payable TO Daniel G. List, or
bearer, twenty years after date, at the
Bank Of Wheeling, in the city OF Wheel.
ing, and shall beat interest from date at
the rate of79 per cent per annum, paya-
bic semi.aunually, on the first day OF every
September and March succeeding such
date until theprincipal shall be paid, with
coupons attached thereto for the said
semi.annual instalmenls Of interest, pay.
able to bearer at tho said Bank of Wheel
ing. Provided, nevertheless, that tho
right shall be reserved to the said Super.
visors Of redeeming the said bonds &C.
cording TO the provisions of the 9th and
9TH sections of this ordinance.
2. The bonds so 10 be issued shall be
scaled with the common seal OF the said
Supervisors, signed by their President and
countersignCd by their Clerk; and the
coupons shall have thereto the engraved
signature Of said clerk.
8. The said President and Clerk, as tho
said Supervisors may from time to time
direct, shall deliver 10 Daniel @. List, of
the city of Wheeling, to be paid for by
him as hereinafter required, not exceed
ing in any one month thirty Of said bonds,
with the forty coupons attached to each
of them, but Of every delivery intended to
be made, at least one months previous
notice shall be given to said List. ~
4. Upon the delivery to him of every
parcel OF bonds and coupons us aforesaid
the said Daniel q. List shall place to the
credit Of the said Supervisors in the Bank
of Wheeling, subject 10 their order or
demand, n sum Of money equal 10 the
principal OF the bonds so delivered; and
the interest thereon at the ratio aforesaid
from the first day Of March, 1872, to the
time when notice Of such intended dc.
livery shall be given shall, from time to
time, as may be necessary, be applied
under the order and direCtiOnof the said
Supervisors, 10 the payment of the sub.
scription on behalf OF this county to the
capital stock Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
& Kentucky Railroad Company.
5. tits hereby declared and agreed, and
the good faith of the county Of Ohio is
hereby pledged to the said Daniel @. List,
and 10 every person who may become
the holder Of any one or more Of the said
bonds, that out OF the revenue collected in
said county for county purposes there
shall be set apart as a fund for the pay.
ment Of the said coupons and the re.
demption of the said bonds, the sum OF
twenty-five thousand five hundred dol.
lars In the year 1879, and like sum OF