The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-08-08
RoARp OF sUPRRYIsoRs,

A stated meeting OF the Board Of su.
pervisors was held yesterday, President
List In the chair. Present-Mesars. Clark,
Fisher, Jacob, Kleiyes, oesterllng and
0tte. aa'Fi ''
The minutes Of the last two meetings
were read, approved and signed.
The Committee on Finance recon-.
mended the payment Of bills amounting
to $1s2 20; also, In favor Of refunding
taxes to sundry persons, amounting TO
Se5 o..
. On motion, the report was adopted.
The Committee on Finance submitted
the following:
RSDIu.d, That the report Of the Com.
missioners Of the Sinking Fund presented
to this Board July 81, 1879, be received
and accepted. Adopted.
The Committee on Printing recon-.
mended the payment Of bills amounting
10 $l47 90. Adopted.
| List Of names Of inmates In County In.
Urinary was presented.
Report Of agent Of County 1nfrmary
for month Of July was presented. Re.
ceipts, $l78 80; expenditures, $40 90.
Number Of inmates-white, males 25, 70.
males 10; under year one, over / and IN.
der, 10, white, male !; female /. Deaths,
white male /, female 2. 49,.
Number Of births In County Infrmary
during the year ending July 81, 1879 /:
White, males s, females Q; colored, males
/, females 3. Number Of deaths during
the same period: Males 9; females 8; to.
tal9.)
Received and filed.
The following bills were referred to
their appropriate committees: Wheeling
Hospital, 1904 o.; city OF Wheeling,
$53 30; John Clator, 800; Jos. Burrows,
Assessor In I'd district, $409 "a; CumbCr.
land Road, IS OF.
Bill Of George Hook, Assessor Of 1st
district, amounting to $3.50 IS, was or.
dered 10 be paid.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
made a lengthy report on the condition Of
Glenn's Run road, recommending that It
be macadamized throughout ita entire
length. The committee submitted the
following:
ResoIred, That the sum Of two thousand
dollars be and Is hereby appropriated 10
finish matchmaking the Wheeling &
Glenn's Run turnpike, to be included In
the present levy. Adopted.
Mr.. Joseph Burrows, Assessor Of I'd
district, presented the following recapitu.
lation OF assessment Of personally and
realty in the Sd assessors district Of Ohio
county:
Realty. ;::..........................$'s1s3io %
PERSONALLY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. az, $40 %
8s,ss0,685 %
also, the following Of both districts:
Recapitulation Of the Realty and Per.
sonalty in Ohio county:
First Distriet...................SlI,sS2 , go %
Second. 49,. .................... S,S3o,6SO %
| Sl4,ssl,88O %
Bill of Richard Fanley, ($2 OO) was or.
dered to be paid.
Louisa Engle was allowed 50 per week
to take care Of child until 1t be taken to
the County 1narmary.
Report Of Thos. Howard, Supervisor Of
Roads in district No. 8, Liberty township,
was referred to Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
Bill OF R. s. Brown for Commissions,
amounting to S6r277 65 was ordered to be
paid.
The following was offered: Rssdrsd,
That an order be issued on the Treasury
Tor the sum Of two thousand dollars ap.
propriated to the Wheeling and Glenn's
Road, payable to the order Of VIM. Busby,
Thos. j. Garden and Alex. NJ. Jacob, d.
rectors Of said road payable after the LIST
Of October) upon giving bond and securi.
ty for proper expenditure thereof, and
report the same TO this Board. Adopted.
The resignation Of Capt. W. q. Harri-
son, as member Of the Board for Webster
township, was received and accepted.
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted in connection
Herewith: WHEREAS the resignation Of
| W. q. Harrison, ESQ, member Of the
Board Of Supervisors, has been received
and accepted,
Resolved that we part with our late as.
sociate, Capt, W. q. Harrison, with feel.
ings Of deepest regret, as we have ever
found him kind, courteous and ever de.
voted TO the interest and prosperity OF
the county, and we trust that in his new
field OF labor, prosperity and happiness
may attend imh.
/ ReSoIred that copy Of the above res.
olution be sent Capt Harrison by the
clerk Of this Board. 's
On motion, John Handlan, ESQ.,, was
Unanimously elected to fill the vacancy IN
the Board occasioned by the resignation
Of Capt. W. q. Harrison.
The following was offered: RsSolped,
That orders be issued to the members OF
the Board for their per diem and commit.
tee allowance for the six months ending
July LIST, 1879. Adopted.
A communication from Capt. Stanley,
Agent at the County Infirmary, asking
that an appropriation Of two or three
hundred dollars be made him for superin.
tending the 1n6rmsry farm, was read
and referred TO its appropriate committee.
The following was offered: Rssolped,
That the ordinance 10 submit q bill to es.
tablish a County Court and Board Of
Commissioners for the County OF Ohio,
passed by this Board July 22d, 1879, be
published one time in the Arbsiter FFeuzd
weekly German paper) Adopted,
Adjourned until o'clock P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board re.assembled: at1 O'clock
present the same members as at the morn.
ing session.
Mr. John Hsndlan, who had been
elected to-tlll the vacancy occasIoned by
the resignation Of Capt. Harrison, appear.
ed,and having assumed the prescribed OBJ.
legation, took his seat as q member Of the
Board. -
The Board proceeded to ascertain the
amount 10 be levied for, as follows:
Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky
| hAlfOAu. ......,...........,,S29 800 90
Ea hempneld Bonds. 5000 90
lhtetest on same :s...:.............. 5000 90
Commissioners OF Sinking Fund lS 500 90
Draits In trAnsltu "a ia m
Roads and Bridges. .......,,, T't6f m
Court House and jail - mn m