The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-21
BoARp or sUPERYIsoRs.


A called meeting Of the Board Of Super.
ylsors was held yesterday = President List
in the chair. Present, Messrs, Clark, HAr.
rison, Jacob, Kelly, Kleives, Osterling,
and 0tte. .9. y.. f
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read, approved and signed.
The Committee on Printing reported
iavorably on bills Of Mills, Frew 4 Co.,
$4,000, Jos. Graves, $3.50, VIM. Ewing,
$500.
The resolution recommending their
payment was adopted. Iy.f.l
The petition Of Adolf Yoke 10 have
assessment. corrected was referred to the
Finance Committee for report.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges,
TO which was referred the petition for q
road leading from the Old Ridge Road "a
the town d Triadelphia, reported thai
they had carefully viewed the proposed
route, and being unable to arrive at the
probable cost without survey, ordered
one to be made, o diagram Of which Is
Herewith submitted. The road will eros
several small streams which the petition
ers will bridge at their own expense, and
procure the right Of way from land own.
era. The Committee state that while the
proposed road will not be used as much
as some other county roads, yet Il
will be great convenience to parties liv-
ing In the neighborhood. They further
recommend that the Board make an ap'
preparation Of one-half 1850 25) the es
timated cost Of said road, and the resolu-
ton to that effect, submitted BY Tue Com
mittee. was adopted. Bill OF j. u. whit.
am 5000 for making said survey and
diagram was ordered to be paid.
The following was adopted: ReSOIUet
That the Committee on Poor be and Is
hereby authorized to contract with the
lowest and best bidder for placing light
ming rods on the Poor House and barn.
The following was adopted: ReSoLred
That the President Is hereby instructed L
have bonds for subscriptionto Pittsburgh
Wheeling q Kentucky Railroad printed
The Committee on Poor recommended
the payment OF sundry bills amounting e
1878 A. The committee returned bills
Of Messrs. VIM. Weidebusch, Jos. Long
and Richard Nice onnell, for the action oil
the Board. They desire to report further
that on the LIST Of March, 1872, they visit
ed the Poor House and county farm. BY
order Of this Board they located o
burial ground for the poor at the extreme
end Of east field; also directed one acre d
the same to be fenced. By the sanctio1
of the Board your committee have EN-.
ployed Mr.. Hugh Clark, for the sum o.
1--WE hundred dollars, TO superintend the
county farm and garden for ten months
beginning on the LIST Of March, 1879
have also directed Mr.. Clark to build 9
line fence between the county farm ant
the property Of Messrs. Gully, Baker and
Spindle-they paying their portion Of the
expense; Mr.. Clark was also ordered Il
employ Mr.. Askew to build brush anC
log fence at once between the property o
Mr.. Gully and the county farm meadow
all the fencing to be done on line Of creek
was left TO the discretion OF Mr.. Clark
Mr.. Clark was ordered to employ Mr.
Askew to trim all the fruit trees on thu
county farm at 10 cents each. Mr.. Shan
ley was ordered to purchase five dozer
chickens.
Mr.. Stanley, the agent, reports that tn
Committee on Farm Of last year turned
over to him from the products ot'tht
farm, viz: rt-t