The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-07-18

Carrying OH S6a DltaI o. eAla BuUse1lP
tion' which sald INJUNCTION ls nav pand-
ing before the said Circuit Judge, i hNing
the opinion Of the Commissioner that de-
lay in the matter Of making said mb1Cip'
ton would be most injurious TO the inter,
ests Of Ohio County, delaying IS It would
the construction OF 8 work IN which The
said County has already pecuniAry inter
est 70 the amount Of $4,000, besides
general interest 10 its people in the COZ
struction OF such s work Of improvement
and the Board being OF the opinion tha
the further subscription Of $4,000 will ot
beneficial 10 the said County (the Sale
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky rall
road passing through said couneyJ II L
ordered that the Sheriff and Commission
ers OF election OF this County do proceed OF
the 10Th day Of August, 1873, 70 open poll
and take the sense Of the legal voters o
this County upon the question whether
the County Of Ohio shall subscribe the sd
diuonal sum OF $4,000 10 the capita
stock Of said Pittsburgh, Wheeling q
Kentucky Railroad Company.
The following persons were appointed
Commissioners TO conduct the election q
! he precincts respectively in said County
RdalingtoD-Michsel Edwards, Jr., d
W. Phillips and Caleb SYlvis.
Ri1lLdnd-George W. Wilson, james
W, Brown and Peter DelsPlsin.
Risehie-S. L. Brice, Michael Roth and
Charles T. CowAn.
Cay-O. W. Heiskell, JAMES BOdley
on1 Iohn Hnrell
TriadelpIia-Rugh CLARK, David Arm
strong and Daniel 5. Thornburg.
UnioH-A. J. Cecil, Ed. Hobbs, Jr, ant
Vim. Goering. =.
AtadiOM-E. J. Stone, Daniel schambrl
and Lewis Woodmansee.
L5eTty-J. D. Whitman, james Slater
and VIM. Castor.
L5srty-J. Il. Montgomery, W. B. Cur
It's and james Wait
W8aeT-Heury Wallace, H. Clark and
John Miller. -. s---.. -
CEnht-HenEy Hubbard, Thos. Moaeti
and Washington Rumble.
On motion, the foregoing order was
passed.
The following were adopted: Rss0!red
that the Committee on Roads and Bridges
take bonds from all parties contracting TO
keep roads, ETC., in repair.
RES0(ped, That the Financial Committee
be instructed 70 ascertain by whom pri-
vste subscriptions were made 70 the P.
". & Ky., Railroad company's stock, the
amount thereof, and the reason for Tefus-
ing to pay the same, and that the Com
mittee also examine the accounts oil the
Company as asked by them.
RsSolred, That the annual report oil the
Finance Committee OF this county be
published one time in the 1STELLIdKSCER,
RegiEteT and ArbeiteT FFeInd
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm reported in favor Of paying sundry
bills amounting 70 1911 co.
Recommendation Of Committee adopted.
The Committee on Jail recommended
the payment Of sundry bills amounting to
1864.
Recommendation adopted.
Petition OF sundry citizens asking for
new Ourvey Of road leading from Aaron
Martins to the FORKS OF SnOIl Greek wNO
read and referred.
Bill Of ". ]. Matthews $2s7GO; z. NJ.
Davis, 1886; Il. W. Phillips, $500; Levi
BogsTd, $500, were referred TO the Com
mittee on Finance and Accounts.
The following was offered:
WHEREAS, The Roney's Point and
West Union turnpike company is DESTROYS
OF selling or dispOSing Of in some way, 10
the county, their said pike, therefore,
RAsolred, That the Committee on Roads
and Bridges are hereby instructed to re.
port Ut the next meeting Of the Board
what action they would advise should
be taken in the matter. Adopted.
The following was offered:
ORDERED, That the clerk be instructed
10 advertize Tor proposals 10 druggist 10
furnish medicines Tor the use OF the poor
In the city OF Wheeling, upon the pre-
scriptions of the physician for city dis
trict, until the 1st Of April, 1874. Adopted.
Propositions to keep the roads OF the
county in repair during the ensuing year,
were opened and read.
The contract for keeping Glenn's Run
road was awarded to Walter Marshall
the Committee on Roads and Bridges were
authorized 10 contract with him.
The same committee was authorized to
contract with the lowest and best bidders
for keeping the several roads Of the
county in repair.
ReSolued, That all persons who have
made proposals TO keep any roads 10 re-
pair be required to meet the Committee
on Roads al the Commissioners room, on
Saturday, 26th inst, at 10 o'clock A. N, TO
close up the contracts.
The Board appointed E. N. Dunlap,
Vim. Steele and N. Connolly, road sur
veyors in their respective road precincts
in Liberty district, 10 have control Of
roads not contracted for, subject 10 Or
ders Of the Committee on Roads and
Bridges.
The resignation Of A. r. Jocob, sur.
veyer Of roads in % precinct Of Liberty
district, was presented and accepted
The Commissioners presented lists Of
Jurors 10 be drawn from during the en-.
suing year, for their respective districts.
The account of A. r. Jacob, late road
surveyor, was referred TO the Committee
on Roads and Bridges.
Ordered, That the Clerk have the ne
cessary notices and papers printed for
use at the election 10 be held August 10.
Taxes were ordered TO be refunded as
follows; George Snyder, 81 90; and A. ].
Long, q s.; James h. Neuby, 81 9S; E.
Marks, $l5 50.
Adjourned.
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