The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-01
places in each township Of said county

Ohio county, subscription" and the
person voting against the subscription
shall have written or printed upon hii
bsllot Ohio county, no subscription.
SIC. T. The taking of said vote and
the return thereof shall be conducted
in all things according to the provisions
OF the laws of the State of West Vir.
ginis, except "a herein otherwise pros
vided
SEC. ). The Supervisors and Inspec,
tors in the several townships shall re-
turn to the Clerk of the Board of Super
visors their respective poll books
together with a certificate under their
hands OF the number Of votes cast "for
subscription and the number cast for
mo subscription" within three days
after the polls shall have been closed.
Sc. 6. This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage.
The consideration OF the ordinance
was postponed until the afternoon ses-
sion.
The following was offered:
ResolOed, That an appropriation ol
two thousand dollars be and is hereby
made Tor the repair of the Wheeling
West Liberty and Bethany pike, said
fund to be expended under the super
vision of the Committee on Roads and
Bridges, but not to be drawn until the
lst day Of October, 1872.
Laid on the table until after recess.
Adjourned until clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board reassembled at halfpast
one oclock-present the same MEM
bers as the morning session, except Mr..
Stone.
Messrs. Klevis and Oesterliug ap-
pea red.
The resolution in relation to making
An appropriation 10 the Wheeling,
West Liberty and Bethany road was
taken from the table and its conSidera-
ton resumed.
Mr.. Kelly offered an amendment
that two thousand dollars be appropria.
ted to the first division OF sad road,
and one thousand to the second divis-
ion
The resolution as amended was
adopted.
The following WAS offered and adopt
ed:
Reso'vsd, That the janitor be and is
hereby authorized to furnish ice for the
meetings of the Board and for court
when in session.
Tue ordinance providing for q vote
on the proposition to subscribe $lOO,-
900 to the capital stock oI the Wheel
ing and Union Railroad Company was
taken up.
The blank as to place Of voting in
Liberty township was filled with "at
Centreschool house, and house OF Will
liam Irwin" R;chland, "at Glenn's 9
Run school house and Richland school
house, Triadelphia, "at public house
of Henry liner, in the town Of Triadel-
phia" In the other townships the
rlaces were fixed where the county
elections are usually held. The blank
in section = was filled with 30 days.
The ordnance was adopted.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges,
through It's chairman, made a verbal re-
port on the claim of Burns and Clark
f,r work done on the Glenn's run road,
recommending that it be rejected.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
recommended that A. r. Jacob, Su-
perinteudeut Of the Second division OF
the Wheeling, West Liberty and
Bethany road, be paid 500 to out of the
! tolls OF the road.
Mr.. Harrison was opposed to giving
any further orders on the tolls OF that
road, but would vote to pay Mr.. Jacob
hy an order on the sheriff without refer
ence to said fund.
The following resolution in relation
to the subject was adopted:
ResOl0ed That the sum Of $1,000 be
paid to A. r. Jacob in full OF account
Tor work done on the Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany pike, in lieu OF an
order passed by the Board on the 9TH
dav OF December, 1871.
The petitions of w. Stamm, August
Roetteger, Peter Erb and Frank A.
Walter for license to sell spirltuons
and fermented liquors were read and
granted
John W. McColloch WAS appointed
Surveyor OF the Glenns run and
Cherry Hi road, eice James l.. Sawtell,
resigned.
The Board authorized the Committee
on Court House and Jail to furnish
othing to two prisoners now in the
county Jail.
License to sell spirituous and fer
mented liquors WAS granted TO August
Heimberger and Henry liner
Bill OF w. C. Smith, for measuring
stone on the Wheeling, West Liberty
and Bethany pike. amounting to 5, was
ordered to be paid.
The subject of opening the Glen's run
road through the lands of A. 7. Car
den AMI B. Welshaus, was referred to
the Prosecuting Attorney and the Com
mit,ee on Roads aud Bridges with power
10 act.
The following paper WAS read
TO the Supervisors Of Ohio county,:
GENrLENEN-Since our last meeting
| have called on the holders OF a ma
iority of unco npromised county bonds
issued - the Hempteld Railroad Com
pauy and find them unwilling to re.
ceive the new per cent bonds proposed
TO be issued in lieu thereof, and 1t now
rests with this Board to either compel
them to wait until levy can be made,
or make loan 10 redeem the same,
.s well as other Indebtedness Of the
county.
As far as | can learn there are $25, ).
600 OF these bonds due May |, 1872, and
the balance (s24, ,000) May ], 1873, and
BY making loan running twenty years
to ,oy of the entire indebted