The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-02

POOR HOUSE AGENT.
D. shanly, Agent Of the Poor House and
Farm, made the following report:
Tol lumber Of
WhlIe
UndeF one year Of ogT;
Mhlts
Over ole year and under ten:
White nlIes .,.....,"s..,.....
Bills amounting to $3.50 OIL were ordered
paid.
PRINTING.
This committee presented bills amount
ing SOL on, which were ordered paid.
RAoDs AND BRIDGES.
The following bids were received for the
painting Of the Fulton bridges.
A. McNichoi. both bridges $500 Oh
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John H. White both bTdges.. .,....,. 100 %
J. 81. GOntef both 100 "
The bid was awarded to ]. N. Confer,
the work to be done under the superin-
tence of the County Engineer, and the
bridges to be scraped Of all scales and rust,
"to receive a good coat Of iron paint" and
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The following named road surveyors re.
ported: John Il. NJ. Montgomery, No. 9
Liberty district; D. Eppel, No. Triadel-
phia; F. Luekel, No. s, and ]. NJ. Hunts
berry, No. 4 Richland districts.
The petition OF W. MI. Warden and
others, to gate the road known as the
"Warden road" was granted on condition
that when the gates become broken this
order be discontinued, and upon the re
iusal OF the signers to repair them, the
Clerk to give the usual notice.
The petition OF Schubert and others,
filed November Sd, 1870, asking for q re.
survey and relocation OF portion OF the
Elm Grove and Wheeling Road, was grant
ed, providing the county be not response
bic for any damages for right OF way, or
other damages.
James Bedillion was granted the privi-
lege of putting up water-trough on
Meeting House Hill"
w. I. Chambers & Co. were granted per-
mission to cut q channel under the Elm
Grove bridge, provided they give bond in
$500 to assume all damages, and the work
to be done under the superintendenCe Of
the County Engineer.
The building OF ono hundred panels Of
board fence and the construction OF fifty
panels trough and ready" fencing, under
the management OF Commissioner Akin.
son, was ordered at the Poor Farm.
Bills amounting to STA IS were ordered
paid.
In the matter Of the claim Of ]. B. Mont.
gomery for 124 locust posts, ordered bye.
D. NJ. Maxwell, Surveyor OF Roads for
Richie District, and for which thirty
three cents each were charged, it was or
dered that twenty cents each be allowed.
The bill Of ]. II, Montgomery was re-
ferred back to him to be properly certified.
MISCELLANEOUS PETITIONS, &C.
The resignation Of VIM. Richardson as
constable Of Mndison district was accepted
and the Office declared vacant.
The petition OF Lem T. Busbey to re.
duce valuation on a certain lot was refer
red to the Board Of Equalization and APP
peal.
The petition Of Ralph Arkle, Assessor,
asking the exoneration OF two females
from capitation tax was ordered Certt.
fed.
The petition Of ]. R. Greer, asking cor.
reCtion in his assessment on personal
property, was referred to the Committee
ON Finance and Accounts.
The petition Of George Ankle asking for
additional compensation for road work, was
referred TO the Committee on Accounts
and County Engineer.
The petition Of Thos. Toland, as to ex-
cessVe assessment, was referred 10 the
Committee on Finance and Accounts,
The report OF James Smith, Surveyor OF
precinct No. 7, TriadelphiS district, was
referred to Roads and Bridges.
The certified statement OF NJ. F. HULL.
hen, Secretary Of Wheeling Independent
School District, was received and filed.
Various bills were ordered paid.
RESOLUTIONS,
By Mr.. Terrell; That two hundred dol.
lars be appropriated out Of the funds al
ready appropriated and not used after
final estimate on account oil Roads and
Bridges, that is to say, 500 for Roney's
Point aud 500 for the Dixon's Run
Bridges. Adopted.
By Mr.. Atkinson: That the Clerk issue
orders to John Ebhert and the Feay sis
COMMITTEES, as they have complied with all
the requirements. Adopted.
By Mr.. SChultze: That two orphans
named Alice and Grace Smith, aged re-
spectively three and six years, be appren-
ticed 10 Jane and Catherine Cox until they
arrive at the age Of eighteen years.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Atkinson: That Peter Beltz be
summoned before the Board 10 show cause
why he will not accept tho damages
awarded him by the Committee on Roads
and Bridges.
BY Nj. schultze: That the per diem due
the members Of the Board OF Commissions |
ems, together with the pa dien. Of the yari-
Gus committees, be paid for their last six |
services. Adopted.