The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-30
1854 4S
Report received and filed.
POOR AGENTS REPORT.

.... POOR AGENTS hEPOhI.
The report OF B. Stanley, poor agent,
showed that the number of inmates dur
ing the month of May was GO; white
males AZ; females ~, colored A; under
one wear of age, g. There were no deaths
or births during the month. The report
was received and filed. ...,.
The committee on Court House and
Jail reported ia favor of paying bills
amounting to 1854 IS. The reportswas
adopted, and bills ordered paid.
The committee on Poor House and
Farm recommended the payment of va.
rious bills. Report adopted and bills or
dered paid. 90.
COUNTY SINKING FUND.
The following report of the Commits
sloners Of the Sinking Fund was received
and filed:
To the Board Of Commissioners Of Ohio
County:
The Commissioners OF the sinking fund
of Ohio county herewith submit their an
nual report, showing that we have paid
the interest accruing during the current
year !: that we have purchased for the
sinking fund twenty-six hundred (S2, 6OO)
dollars OF bonds at par and interest," and
that we have to the credit of The fund in
the Bank of Wheeling seventeen hundred
aud twenty-five 65.l00 Isl, 725.65) dol
lars, bearing interest at th rate Of six
(6) per cent. per annum. III III.
: The expenses of the fund for the cur
rent year are as follows:
Exprese charges on bonds......sl So
2Hper ct. on s., so7. 80 dis
bursed by Com 'rs......-.-........... 70 ~
..-'. r'. s2 "a
There are still outstanding Sl,700 OF
bonds which the Commissioners have
tried TO Rnd and redeem, bat have not
succeeded in doing so as yet, but hope TO
within the current year.
Respectfully submitted,
9. ID. HUBBARD, for
J, q. CAMPBELL,
S. BRADY,
g. d. HUBBARD,
Com'rs of the S. f. Of 0. c.
Wheeling, Nay 25th, 1876.
COUNTY PHYSICIAN.
The board proceeded to elect county
physician. The applicants were Drs.
Wilson, Harvey. Bates, Jr, Cherry and
Edwards.
There were SIX ballots taken, and the
last resulted as follows; For Wilson
Messrs. Bsyha Caldwell, Carnahsn,
Sheppard, Waddle and Whitman. For
Harvey-Messrs. Ewing, Klevis, Schultz
and Reilly.
DR.. Wilson having received the high
est number of votes was declared elected.
Drs. Storer and Cracratt were re-
elected county physicians for the ensuing
year. GGUsG FtiHl
REVOLUTIONS.
w. Shultz Offered the following:
Resolred, That the trustees for Ohio
county, in the matter of the contract
with the p, w. d Ky. Railroad, be, and
they are hereby authorized and empow-
cred, TO ask an Indemnifytng bond, in
such amount as will be deemed sufficient
by the trustees, with proper security
nom b0e pfeecut tbDNhuoiucIs, W Llnucut-
nifty fhe county against any loss or dam
age arising from any contracts hereafter
made by the present stockholders OF the
said p, w. e. KY. Railroad Company
with any person or persons whatsoever,
on account of the same. $1,000.
Adopted, and ordered TO be made part
of the minutes OF the last meeting.
Resolved, That the sum Of $1,000 be
appropriated to build bridge on the
river road across Glenn's run
. The following, offered by Mr.. Whit
ham, was referred 10 the Joint Finance
and Roads committee:
aOyderef. Thas portions Of The g. g
p. road, I'd division, and the Valley
Grove and West Liberty, road, OF which
the route has been established, and that
can be made available for travel, be here
By opened Tor trsyel and
Ordered That the road surveyors Of
the precincts through which these re-
spective roads pass do any work that