The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-08


Resolued, That committee be appointed,
consisting Of three members and the Pros.
ecuting Attorney, they to examine wheth.
er under the law we can publish in news.
paper or newspapers, an itemized state
ment OF the receipts and expenditures at
the cost ofthe county in lieu OF the pre-
sent mode OF publishing our financial
statement.
The resolution was adopted and Messrs.
Carnahan, MCCully and Frew were ap-
pointed TO act with Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan.
The committee recommended the pay
ment OF the following bills, viz: George
K. Tingle, Sheriff, interest account, SOL 81;
George 4. Jingle, witnessand Jurors, S..
$50 90. Total S3,0Sl 81. Adopted,
POOR AGENTS REPORT.
The followingis the report Of the Agent
OF the Poor House; Total number Of in
mates, 6S; white males, 8; over one and
under ten years Of age, white males, A;
females, l; ordered filed.
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL.
This oompittee recommended the pay.
ment Of bills aggregating S975 81, and in
the matter OF securing fire boxes for the
Recorders vanlt, was referred to the levy
term for consideration. Adopted.
EQUALIZATION AND APPRAls,
This committee, composed OF the FL
nance Committee, reported that they had
met March 9th and remained in session
two weekR to hear and determine upon all
applications for the equalization OF valus.
tons, and submitted the following as the
result Of their examinations on city prop
erty:
TO John Roemcr on lot No. SO, Centre
district; Geo. Cots, trustee, on lots Nos.
IS and 90, Madison district; August Rolf
on One.third Of lot No. 1877, Centre district;
same, on lot No. II, Clay district; Caro-
line B. Welburt, executrix OF the David
Maas estate, 2! acres OF land, Wash
ington district; R. S. Jordan on lots
Nos. /, 3 and 8, Gilc6rIsI's addition,
Madison district; c. A. Booth and
others on lot No. /, square No. 2, Clay
district; G. II. Dinger on lot No. 81,
Madison district; Michael O'Leary, on
south one.half OF lot No. II, square No. 70,
Webster district; Emily Pollock, on one.
third Of lot No. SO; Harriet Glass, on the
west one-hall Of lots M. /, 2 and 8, square
Il, Webster district; VIM. link and Har.
riet link on lot 1875, Centre district; VIM.
link, on lot 1874, north ono.half in Centre
district; Frank Plankey, on south one.
half OF lot No. II, square No. II, Webster
district; W.K Elson, parts Of lots Nos. 80
and IS, Clay district; Jos. A. Bodley and
W. K. ElaOn on the Arthur estate, on lot
No. s., Clay district; u. REILLY, on lots
Nos. Q and 7, Madison district; same on
lot No. and ., square ., Clay district;
same on part Of lot No. 10, square
Q, Clay district; same on lots Nos.
IL and ~, Webster district; joseph
Fleming on lots Nos. 4, 5, Q, Z, IS
and IS, Union district; Susan Roberts on
part Of lot No. 5, Washington district;
Joseph Purcell on one.iourth Of lot No,
49, Washington district; Clark Harris, on
the southeast one.fourth Of lot No. SO,
Washington district; Mary G. Loring, on
lot No. Il, Clay district; estate OF Joseph
Dean, on three.fourths Of lot No. II, Web.
9ter district; German Fire Insurance
Company, on the south one.haIf Of lot
No. II, square 10, Clay district; John R.
Butts, for Hannah Butts, on lot No. 2ls,
Union district.
The following petitions were rejected:
L. Whitmyer, James Bodley, NJ. E. Briggs
and Chris. Smith, for Caroline Mooney.