The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-03

Armstrong Coen 4 Co. for I. IL. repairs
So Sc, and contingent Poor bin amount
ing TO S446 95; also that the tax OF Fred.
Ali, Wolf and Mrs. Stern be and Is hereby
refunded. Adopted.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
reported in the matter OF sundry surveys,
that OF the road from Stoolfres farm to the
lands OF Porter Bros, and recommend that
damages be awarded, amounting to $50,
and the Clerk was directed TO issue sum
monses to a number of parties, requiring
them to appear before the Board ut its
next meeting, and show cause why they
should not accept the amount awarded |;
also that they had made two surveys Of a
road running from the Brooke county line
to the forks OF the creek, and recommend
the award OF $50 as damages, and from
The forks Of the creek to the Wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany road the payment
of 500 for damages and directed that the
Clerk issue summonses for a number o
landowners to appear at the next meeting
OF the Board and show cause why they
should not accept the damages as awarded.
Also that they had examined the routes
proposed for q road on Middle Wheeling
Greek and Gillespie's run road and find
the several routes practicable, and will
complete the survey at an early date. Also
recommended the adoption OF resolution
ordering the Clerk to have blank forms Of
Road Certificates in book form prepared
for use OF Road Surveyor. 1a5
Alsothathereafter the Board will pay no
bills or road certificates except by direct
appropriation or previous action of the
Board. Also that sundry bills amounting
to STA IS be paid. Adopted. ~ .s11,i I
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed election commissioners TO serve for two
years: .7..,is. -, '.,l.,
Washington rict-Michael Edwards,
Jacob Arhdt and James Roberts.
Madison-Lewis Woodmansee, Morti-
mer Pollock and ]. ii. Tappan. r
Clay-Benj. Fisher, Joseph Toliyer and
W. F. Peterson.
Union-John H. Downs, james Laun-
der and Casper He'll. +,
Centre Lewis Delbugge, james Dur
kin and James Reed. .i.f
Webster James II. Todd, Stephen.
Clark and G. G. Murdoch.
Richie Chas. Otto, John w. Wait and
and Thos. cCreedy. ~
Triadelphia-Preci No. HI. s.
Thornbufg, Ralph Mccoy and w. II.
WaddIe. ~ e il'ir5l u
Precinct No. 3-Sanl. Oldham, F. NJ.
Henderson and Wesley Robinson:
Precinct No. 3.-J. s. Bedillion, J.Z.
Blanchard and John Pfarr. tdtttlf iis
I.ibcrty-Pr ecinct No. LIT. I. Maxwell,
Isaac Davis and iSaml Chambers. llG
No.2.-Robt. Bonar, Saml. Bell and VAN
meter. ~ Is 1ilitIf
/ No. s.-Jas. F. Blayncy, John Howard
and J. ii. Montgomery. NJ hdt'ss
Richland, Precinct No. 1.-Wm. North,
James Sawtell and Alonzo McCollock.
No. 2.-James McCord, Phillip Reilly
and Jno. B. Lyle.
Rda6lnd, That the clerk be directed to
have proper poll books prepared and to
cause due notice OF the election to be
made.
The communication Of the Yale Lock
Company, acknowledging receipt OF draft
for Sl2S 20 was directed 70 be placed on
file. Ia llJll N b. zoe
Bill OF j. n. Ewing 4 Co. for printing
amounting to So was ordered paid. M +
Communication from Clerk Of County
Court OF Brooke county, relating TO Short
Creek bridge was received and filed ei.
Document conveying territorial right OF
Hopkins Grading Plow and Seraporwas
received and filed. Ff.l. i5g .int9
i Petition Of Rachael Thornburg for. re-
duction Of assessment was referred TO
Finance Committee.
Report Of w. @. Smith, County Engi-
neer, was received and filed. .gie-
y A resolution that any question arising
in the course Of the construction Of the