The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-29

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The said bonds and coupons are in pos.
session Of this office.
THE PER CENT LOAN.
The Bank Of Wheeling, commission.
Crs Of the 7 per cent loan, reports hay.
ing redeemed, during the year, 4lO
coupons and seven bonds, Of the r Wa
Ky. Railroad, and numbered aH.fOllows:
Nos. 20, n, 10, 100, 12l, $50 and 2Ol, Of
81, 900 each; also find the sum Of $iG4 GS,
balance to the credit Of the county.
The above being duly examined and
found correct, II was ordered to be placed
on the records.
The committee recommended the pay.
mcnt Of bills amounting to $l7l 90. The
report was adopted and the bills ordered
paid.
COURT HOUSE AND JAZZ.
The Committee OH Court House and
Jail reported that they had examined the
account Of Justice ". II. Caldwell, and
found the county liable for portion Of
said bill the State, and general school
fund are also liable. The said account
was referred to the Prosecuting Attorney
and Clerk Of the Board for final settle.
lnent, rs per ordinance OF March 0, 1874.
Also that the Clerk DO instructed to
furnish each Justice Of the Peace with an
inquest docket and blanks, one docket for
each district, also card Of fees, &c. Bills
aggregating 1861 CO we're ordered paid.
Tie committee also made an examination
Of the county Jail, and found II thoroughly
whitewashed and renovated through.
out, everything showing II to be well
kept The report was adopted and the
bills ordered paid.
POoR HOUSE AND FARM.
The Committee on Poor House and
Farm reported bills aggregating S343 q,
which were ordered paid. Also "COntin.
gent Poor Fund.-" S219 81; Poor House
repairs and improvements, 1924 rs.
The report Of the Poor Agent for the
month Of May Ia as follows: Expendi.
lures, $3l3 81; total number Of inmates,
OF; white males, 81; do females, "a; white
males under one year, !; do females, 4;
white males over one and under ten years
Of age, 4; do females, 2; births, two ie.
males; transient poor, 50.
ROADS AND BRtDoS.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
submitted a resolution directing that the
various routes proposed by the O, G. & =.
road he thoroughly examined, and the
best route selected 10 be reported to the
Board. The payment Of bills aggregat.
ing $l,Oi4 50 was ordered and the report
adopted.
ACADEMY or VISITATION.
A petition of the incorp0ratOfs Of the
wheeling Female Academy" ACADEMY
Of the Visitation, d. V. ~, that said
be placed upon the Assessors
books in compliance with Chapter 90,
Sec. 40, the same being used exclusively
for educational purpose, was granted.
BRIDGE At FULTON.
Petition Of citizens Of Ohio county, for
The building Of bridge across Wheeling
creek, connecting the village OF Fulton
with what Ia known az the Peninsula,
EAST Of the city Of Wheeling, atsuch point
IA will make the best and most direct
route from the new bridge authorized by |
City Council TO be built across the same |
'tream) and the National road, was re.
ierfed to the Finance Committee az TO its
eSpediency.
JUSTICE OF WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
The following resolutions we're adopt.
ed:
WHEREAS, A vacancy now exists In
The Office OF Justice Of the Peace In Wash.
inglOn District, by the death Of II. Cots,
be II
Resolved, That said vacancy be filled BY
The appointment OF Smith Mcdonald, Of
aid district, and that the books, papers
lockels, &C., Of the late Justice, deceased,
he turned over to said Mcdonald.
BOUNDARIES or ROADS.
Resolved, That the boundary Of road
precinct No. 9, in Liberty district, he
hanged so "a to include the farms Of
Rice and Gibson, with the roads thereon,
ind the Clerk notify The Road Surveyors
Il precincts Nos. 2 and 3 Of said change.
Resolred, That the boundary lines Of
Road precinct No. 8, Richland district,
,e changed 40 as TO include lands Of John
J. Jacob, and tenant house Of A. H. Jacob.
Jur1Crs AND CoNHABLEs.
Received, That hereafter regular Con.
tables will be requlted to Be al stated
lines In thee Justices offices In their re-
peCtive Districts, and that Justices be
equired, under penalty Of removal from