The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-30

Rssolusd, That q levy OF % cts pei
500 be levied on the districts outside
of the city as road tax, to be expended
according to law.
The resolutions were adopted.
The same committee recommended
the payment OF bills amounting t
1854 SO, which were ordered to b.
paid. The tax bill OF R. V. Whelau
on certain property claimed to be schoo
property, was referred Tor further in'
vestigation. They also reported tina
they had adopted the following resolu'
ton, which the Board concurred in:
RESOLVED, That j. D. Whitman be auC
is hereby appointed IS Superintendent
OF all county roads. from June lst
1874, to Janussy lst, 1875, and the
sum OF $400 be allowed him for said
time.
The committee on Court House aad
Jail recommended that The resolution
Of A pril 9th, go lar as related 10 the re
moval OF John Finnegan as Constable
OF Centre District, be rescinded, and the
said John Fiuuegan be resppointed as
Constable for said district. They also
reported the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That hereafter Justices OIL
the Peace will be required to commit
persona according to the law and the
offences committed by them.
The recommendations OF the COM
mittee were adopted.
Bills were reported by this commit
tee amounting to s735 43, which were
ordered paid.
B. Stanley, Poor Agent, submitted
the following report for the month Of
May, 1874: Expenditures, 1899 81.
Whole number o. inmates, 48; white
males, 81; do. females, l6; colored
males white males under one year
OF age, |; do. females, 3; white males
over one and under ten years Of age, l ;
do. females, |; do. colored males, ].
Number OF tramps during month, "A.
The report was received and filed.
The committee on Roads and Bridges
submitted a lengthy report concerning
the discon!inuance OF certain unused
county roads, which was received and
adopted by the Board.
Petition OF John Seider. for license
to keep ordinary, was granted.
Petition OF citizepe Of Fulton for Or
binary license for Mrs. Elizabeth Mil
Ter, was laid over until Monday.
The resignation of John Q. Belle
vile. as constable OF Webster District,
was accepted.
The names OF B. F. McMechen, John
Q. Bellville, J. B. Hughes and David
Z. Brockett were presented az candi-
dates for the Office OF Justice in Web,
ster district, made vacant by Squire
Clohap's death.
Mr.. Schultz offered the following,
which was laid over till Monday:
Rsso!Ued, That the vacancy occasion
ed in the Office oil the Justice
of the Peace IN Webster district
by the death OF Squire VIM. Clohan,
be and the same is hereby ordered to
be filled at the next regular election Of
the people.
The following resolutions were
adopted.
Resolved, That the resolution appro-
priatiDg S2,l00 to different roads in the
county districts be and the same same
is hereby rescinded.
RESOLVED, That the appropriation OF
$500 to the Fairmont Pike heretofore
made be and the same is hereby resclnd'
ed.
Upon recommendation OF Justice
Lsunder, Jacob S. Hull was appointed
constable OF Union district.
The following report was referred to
the Committee on Finance and Ac-
counts
The undersigned Commissioners OF
the Sinking Fund Of Ohio county, make
the following report:
We have paid the interest accruing
during the current year on the Sinking
Fund Bonds, and have purchased for
the fund twelve thousand eight hun.
dred dollars ($l2, S00) Of Sinking Fund
Bonds.
We have cash on hand six thousand
seven hundred and fifty one OF 100
(S6.75I 07) dollars.
The expenses of the Fund for the
year since our last report are:
American Ex. Nat. Bank. for com...-s As
z, emiums on tx. to p y Interest,". eS
Express charges on canceld coupons Is
~ per cent. on 3.8.l g dissursed
by commissioners. ...........-.. SIS 50