South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-13
County Court-June Term.

it's government in tho transaction of bust
ness, viz:
That all persons having business for the
Court shall be required to present the same
either in person or by Counsel from the bar
Of the Court, and any person desiring to
address the Court shall do so from as bar.
WIN. 10y, of Geo., qualified as adm Of
George 10y, decd
Louisa A. Taylor, as administering of
Simon Taylor, decd.
Henry NJ High as admir-. of Nicholas
Leatheruau, decd.
Dugal G. Tabb, as admir- of John Pow
elson, decd.
Silas Lafollette, as Guardian of Levi
Lifollette.
John Taylor, as Guardian of Mary E.
Taylor.
John Taylor, as Guardian of Charles L.
Taylor.
James Parsons, as admir-. of Mary Null.
ledy, decd
John G. Heiskell, as admir-. of Robcrp
Cummins, decd.
David Shank, as admir-. of Adam r.
Shank, decd.
The wills of VIM +. Taylor, John Horn,
solomon Grove and Patsy Banks, were
proved and ordered to be recorded.
VIM L J TayIor'& JOS. J TAYLOR, ouaI-
flied as Executors OF VIM L. Taylor. decd.
John Horn, as Executor Of John Horn,
decd.
John Largent, as adm'r. with will annex
ed of Solomon Grove, decd
The estate of Edward Cummius was com.
mitted to the Sheriff
License to keep hotels was permitted to
issue to Samuel Hook, Albert O Lovett,
Henry NJ. High, John a. Smith, Thomas
A. Keller, and Messrs Frazier Il Sale.
Frazier & Sale were authorized to obtain
license to sell liquors.
The overseers Of the poor wero ordered
to meet at the Poor. house, on Tuesday the
29'h of July next.
The January and June terms were fixed
for Grand Jury terms of the Court.
James Parsons, Robert w. Daley, Dr..
aud Samuel j.. F;ournoy, were appointed
Commissioners to settle accounts of fdu
Charles
The Court consented to the appointment,
of Jerre Monroe as deputy Sheriff
A number of settlements of Guardian
ship and estate accounts were examined,
confirmed and ordered to be recorded
The Clerk was directed to issue orders
for allowances made by the Supervisors
which have not been issued
James w. Polling vas appointed Con-
stable of Rorancy district.
The children Of VIM. Bowman we're or
dered to be bound out by Henry NJ. High.
Alexander Monroe, in Gore district, Al
fred III Pownal, in She man district, AID
Henry NJ High, in Mill Creek district, to
view the roads in their respective distric's,
to lay off and divide each his district into
proper and convenient road precincts after
the manner designated in chapter 43 of the
Code, TO recommend proper persons for
surveyors of roads in each precinct, return
list OF hands for each precinct aud do
whatever else be may deem best in order
TO enable the road system of the county to
be arranged in the flares: and least oucrous
manner aud report to the mex, term of this
Court
The taxed fees OF lawyers were fixed.
An ordinance in regard to smallpox was
adopted, which is published elsewhere.
\ road precinct, to be called the 22nd
precinct, in Capon district, was established
aud Frederick kump appointed surveyor
thereof
The salaries Of County Officers were fix
Cd as follows: Sheriff 5000, Clerk Circuit
Court 5000, Clerk County Court 5000, Pro-
scouting Attorney $3.50, Jailor and Keep.
cr of Court-housc 500
J,mos W Polling was ordered to have
the cell Of the Jail lined with two inch OAK
boards ard mace secure.
The Court took the proper steps for car
ryirg INFO fleet an ordinance passed hy the
Board Of Supervisors in August, 1871, for
the repair Of the Wire Suspension Bridge,
and TO carry out the contract made between
the said Board Of Supervisors and the South
Branch RailHay Company in regard to the
repair Of said Bridge, by which $4,000
worth Of bonds e The County were ordered
to issue, upon which said Company Is to pay
tho interest. The bonds were ordered to
issue payable $500 each year for 6 years.
and 800 each year FIR years after the
end of said 6 ycars-the tolls of said Bridge
To- belong TO the County and it said Com
pany fails TO pay said interest the Bridge
To- belong TO the County.
a large number Of road and other police
orders were passed
Seven SUITS on the docket were tried or
disposed o.
g. S. WHITE, Clerk