The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-29
AFTERNOON SESSION.

1ue 6ORru- ACKNOWLEDGMENT the
same members as at the morning session.
The Board Of Equalization presented bill
for services amounting to $l2; q commu.
nicaton from the Recorder in relation to
correction Of assessments Of the property
Of A Kelly, - Wiley and ]. F. Smith
bill Of B. (. Gal.,ean, $a9 90; Kimberly &
90, $51 OF; W. ]. Matthews, $55 80; w.
]. Mcclure, as 90, were referred to the
Finance; Committee. ~ 40, "a (
The following was offered; ReSolrod,
by the Supervisors Of the county Of Ohio,
that the Sheriff be and Is hereby directed
to pay the reward Of $500 offered for the
arrest and delivery OF Taylor Strauder,
and thesccsts Of advertising the same.
Adopted. - :. sTsra' 9 .i-.i ,:azls I
Thepetition Of E. @. Winship q Co. and
others to havean appropriation Of $500
made TO McAdamize the south end OF
Glenn's Run road, was read and referred
TO the Committee on roads and Bridges.
A resolution in relation to making cut
or tunnel through Wheeling hill, passed
by the City Council, was read, and re-
lerred TO q special committee. Messrs.
Harrison, Jacob and Clark were appoint
ed on behalf Of the Board.
The petition Of, John Robrecht asking
thatan ordinance be passed taxing dogs
five dollars each, was read; also an ordi.
nance providing for the protection Of sheep
nom the rayages Of dogs, by taxing them
= each, and to reimburse the owners
for sheep killed by dogs from the fund
thus created. The ordinance requires q
license to be taken out by every one.who
desires to keep dog. ~ ~
Mr.. Stone made the motion that the
operation OF the ordinance be confined TO
that portion Of the county outside the city
limits. - - u - ", ., ~. 10y
On motion the whole subject was,laid
on the table. s--l y
The consideration Of the railroad con.
tract was resumed. .,-r7 iGs5
After q long discussion Mr.. Stone
offered the following: ReNlred, That the
contract between the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing & Kentucky railroad company, and
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &; st Louis
railway company, this day presented, be
accepted on the part ofathis Board. a.
= ReSolred, That the President be and Is
hereby directed to subscribe on part Of
this Board 10 the Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky railroad and issue bonds as
olready provided for. rse- q asE4fT I
Prof.. Pendleton, by permission, ad-
dressed the Board on the subject.
BIZ. CLARK made the motion that the
subject be postponed until next Tuesday.
and 1t prevailed. si77 '.' -t.slsTT'
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher the vote post
ponipg the railroad subject was recon
sideIed. - Eaaj - 10 G5Ilaaa
On the adoption Of the resolutions the
yeas and nays were demanded, the vote
being taken separately. q, a. u
Those voting yea on the first resolution
were Mr. List, President, and Messrs.
Fisher, Harrison. Kleives, osterling and
Stone. ,l'.. ss-2g ~ y! r -
Those voting nay were Messrs. Clark,
Jacob and 0tte., ; s5,igr9,tt .sJl-. "a
Those voting yea on: the second resolu.
ton were Mr.. List, President, and Messrs.
Fisher, Harrison, Kleives, Osterllng and
Stone. saaFAf H'2EEV'a
Those voting nay were Messrs. Clark,
Jacob and 0tte. 20 i,li.t.'5 77T55' ~
So the resolutions were adopted. g. 81 4
Mr.. Davenport as treasurer Of the Ohio
County Law Library, submitted q report
Of the expenditure Of the money sub.
scribed by the Board, which were re.
terted to Committee on Finance and
], The same gentleman submitted rules
tor the library, which were referred to
the same committee.
Adjourned. I8a