The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-14
no.Rn OF COMMISSIONERS
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M MONDAY, October Is, 1919,

--M MONDAY, October Is, 1919,
The Board Of Commissioners met ia
the Court House yesterday ulorOips
pursuant TO adjournment. Thatollo~-
ing members were present:
Messrs. Handlap, President, Clark
English, Oesterlipg. Schultz and Whit
ham. .-..
The minutes OF the las. meeting were
read and signed.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed Commissioners OF Election to
act as such at the election TO be held
next Thursday:
Warrington tOwnship-H. ". Phil
lips, Michael Edwards, Jr., and Caleb
Sylvis.
lMadison-E.J. Stone, Daniel Scbam.
bra and Lewis Woodmassee.
Clay-O. W. Heiekill, John Howell
and j. K. BotsIord.
Union-John Downs, ST.. VIM. Ger
/ ing and James Lsunder.
Csntrs-Henry Hubbard, Thomas
Moffat and Washington Rumble.
Webstr-Squire Clohan, James Todd
| and Stephen Clark,
Ritchis-August Weidebusch. B.
Speidel and Thos. Rodgers
Triadelphia-David Armstrong and
Daniel Thornburg.
Libcrty-J C. Maxwell, J. II. Mont
gomery and James Dixon.
Beaqles-Willism CASTOR aud E. n.
Dunlap.
Riciland-G. W. Wilson aud Jas.
Waidle.
GLsnn's Rm-A. NJ. Jacob, Phillip
REILLY and J. B Lille.
William E. Freese was appointed
constable OF Webster township, rice
John J. Cooper, resigned.
J August Miller was granted q license
to keep an ordinary and coffee house
in Fulton.
The resignation OF Isaac Morrison,
| ianitcr of the Court House aud Js'l
was read and accepted.
The report Of the Committee on Poor
was read. They recommended the pay
ment of bill. to the amount OF $454 81
which was ordered paid.
The following bills were read and or
dered to be paid: w. T. Chambers d
Co.; Henry Helfnbene; Michael Reilly
IL. B Merge; J. w. Boyd & Co; r, s.
Hopkins: Howell Il Goldenburg
Logan, List & Co; Fred Herbert
Mrs. c. E. Smith.
The Board took recess until P. NJ
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board re.asse mhled at two
o'clock
Decentralization. President, Clark
English, Oesterling, Schulz and Whit
ham.
The report OF the committee on
Roads and Bridges were read aud
adopted.
Mr. English offered the following
{ which was adopted:
! BE il Ordained By the Commissioner
of Clio cOnuty, That it shall be unlaw'
full for any person to feed stock OF any
kind upon the public roads in the coun'
ty or dsposit filth from stables upor
the same, and any person 80 offending
will be liable to a fine not lees thar
two or more than five dollars for every
offense, recoverable before justice o
the peace, for the benefit OF the roac
upon which the offense is committed.
| The recommendation OF the commit
tea on Roads for the establishment OF
road on the north fork OF Short Creek
was adopted.
! ID. Whitman made proposition
to connect McGraw's run road will
Battle creek road for the gum Of $500
which was referred to the committee
on Roads for report.
The report OF the Superintendent o
Bethany Pike was read. $2,l60 ha
been expended on the road for i'm prove
ments, &c, sad 81 300 more were ask
ed for. The report was referred By
the Board for future consideration.
The bill off. D. Whitman for sur
yeyiug, amounting 10 *l2 AS, was or
dered to be paid.
Mr.. Schultz ofIerd tue following bu
no action was taken on it:
] WHEREAS, The Commissioners o
Ohio county having generously con
scented u releGse the Baltimore an
Ohio r T.. Co. from the payment G
over (Sl00,000) ONO hundred thousan
dollars nseS due from the Baltimor
and Ohio R. 4. Co. TO the people
Ohio county, therefore.
| Resslved, That the Baltimore an
Ohio r. +. Co. lie required in tbei
. contract with ssld Board, to build
good substantial iron suspension bridg
over Wheeling Creek in the vicinity
the county poor farm at cost Of nc
less than 20 per cent OF the Baltimor
and Ohio r. r. Cos entire amount {
indepteduess to the people OF Ohio coun
ty.
The board adjourned 10 meet O
next Monday, October Goth.