The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-25

roads ana the cstdOAlaliultls " JUG
rs a private road and u portion Of the
other as a private road, which report
remaining uncxccpted to- is confirm
ed and the road commencing at the
Kanawha river road, on the lower
side of Kanawha 10 Mile Creek and
leading thence up said Creek to lau-
gers Old Mill site, is established as
u private road And also so much Of
the road commencing at the crossing
of 10 Mile Creek, thence down said
Creek to widow Greenlee's, is estab-
lished as a private road,
VIM. Fry appointed Surveyor of
Road Precinct No. 4, in Graham Dis
trict in the room and stead of Mich
acl Richard Jr., removed.
Honryohlinger appointed Survey
or of Road Precinct No, 6, Graham
District in lieu of Ira Hylton, not in
the District.
Ordered, that the road established
on the application ofJohn N. Chatten
ct. al. in Cooper District at the No
vembcr term, 1874 be attached toroad
precinct No. 10 over which Frank
Thornton is Surveyor, and that he
proceed to open said road at once.
f. Fcnzel granted license to sell ut
retail spirituous liquors, wine, por-
ter, ale, &c, at his house in Mason
until the 30th day of April next
Bond $500,
X. S. Morris released from the pay
mcnt of taxes enormously assessed
on 30 acres in Clcndcnin District.
Upon the petition of the German
Salt and Coal Company for the es-
tablishment of aferry across the Ohio
river from its landing in Waggener
District to Minersvillc, Mcigs county
Ohio. Viewers report confirmed and
ferry established and ordered that
said Company shall keep constantly
on hand one ferry skif IN good con-
dition, of sufficient dimensions to
transport three or more persons, and
also one ferry boat Of sufficient d.
mensions to transport one wagon and
two horses, ut said ferry, and they
keep not less than one hand to at
tend said ferry. The following rates
IRE established and allowed to be
charged at said ferry: For man
10 cents; for man and horse % cts;
for man with horse and buggy, 80
cents; for man with two horses and
wagon 80 cents, and 10 cents for each
additional horse; for one sheep :!
cents; for one COW ,! cents; for one
COW or OK, 5 cents.
James Windon, ct. al.,application
for road. Viewers Report confirmed
and road established and jonathan
Pullin, one of the land owners, al-
lowed the sum of $40 damages, re-
sulting from establishment of said
road.
The following claims against the
county were allowed and ordered to
be paid out of the County Treasury:
Geo. W Tippctt, printing ,..,........ S$l 10 1
Point Pleasant Dock Company~...., y ~
Robert Young blackslnithing....-,.,. ! 70 !
j. l.. Clcndenin, nmber...,.,.,.,... 4 10 |
Point Pleasant Dock Co., lumber. 20 10 |
Geo. d. Downing services as bridge
COmmlsrioncr....,..... ....-. u % |
W b. Gable, tin work on jail..,..... 70 |
John d. Stephenson use A. {. Mason I 70 |
\. c. Mason, printing. 10 10 |
Vim. Chambers use Setszcr, Sehon
Il McCulloCh ......... .................. 80 90 |
Point Pleasant Dock Co., lumber. Is 50 |
John l.. Charles, assignee OF T. W.
Blades, stone spouting. ......., 90 |
j. Jewett jailor SO 55
VIM French, Justice. .................. ~ IS /
j. VI. Jordan, furnishing and haul
ing dirt on Cont House yard. 2O6 10
Howard Risk, pagu......................, 90 |
b. j. Redmond, President...... ....... ~ COL
VIM. French, Prcs't pro tem........" - 90 |
Jabel Beard, Associate Justicc,..". IS 90 /
w. II. Wallis =" .,..... . 90 (
J. !, NJ " PHELPS Phelps q. a. -" . S 90
c. sehon, Sheriff services for county III 40
The following claims were prcscn-
ted against the county for labor done
and materials furnished on the vari-
GUS roads in the county, which were
allowed and ordered paid out of the
road fund of the respective Districts,
viz;
UNION DISTRICT.
Woodson Martin use L. Loom.
is, work on road, $4,000 |
LEWIS DISTRICT.