The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-06-11

tee Of Nicholas Weaver q person. Of
unsound mind. Bond $500.
Upon application q John Wink.
ley for private road in Lewis Dis.
trict, report Of viewers confirmed
and ord&ed. fled and Landowners
summoned ii to 4th day Of next
term to- SHOW cause why said road
should not beestablished
F.sW. isson;authorized to anchor
bridge across Crooked Creek on the
ClarksbIfg road.
B.J Redmond Guardian for Nan
ME Hawkins. rendered his tesigna.
tion as such, which was accepted by
the Court
John p: Timihs, Commissioner of
accounts, this. day rendered his re-
port and settlements Of the account
of George Daugherty, administrator
Eof Samuel A. Morgan, deceased,
which was confirmed ndSordered re.
ceiyed..
R. B. Rees appointed Surveyor Of
road precinct No a, Waggener Dis
trict, vice 4. 4. Richards, resigned.
Margaret Kentzel appointed Guar.
dian for Ella NJ, Dolly NJ Harriet
NJ. and NJ. T. Kentzel, her infant
children. Bond 500.
Upon application of David "A.
Sayre for private road in Cooper Dis.
trict, report Of viewers confirmed
and ordered filed, and land owners
summoned to the 4th day of the next
term to show cause if any they can,
why said road should not be estab.
lished.
John w. Steenbergcn, j. E. Glen.
denim and g. P. Simpson appointed
Commissioners to let contract for a
wooden truss bridge across Salt Creek,
on the Ohio river; said bridge to be
of one span 100 feetlin, length, Ito be
covered with shingles, sided up with
well seasoned lumber, the cracks bat
tened, the siding painted with three
coats Of paint and bridge to be well
anchored, the abuments to be Of stone
laid in cement.
Wilson Franklin admitted as an
attorney to practice in this Court.
Joseph Windon appointed Guardi-
an for Mamie Hawkins. Bond $500.
Timothy Edwards appointed Guar
dian for John Edwards. Bond s40O.
G. w. Sayre, Jacob Brinker and
Geo. w. Gist appointed Commission
ers to advertise for bids fortheb build
ing of a stone arch culvert across
Mud Run, at Letart.
Upon application Of w. H. Boiler
ct. al, for the establishment Of a
publicroad in Union District, report
of viewers confirmed, and land own
ers consenting, the said road is es-
,taSlished in conformity with the re-
pFt of viewers and W. II. Beller
ordered to open same.
Large number Of claims allowed,
and the usual allowances made to
Jurors and Justices in attendance
upon this term. Court adjourned on
the 9th inst, until Court In course,
which is the Sd Monday in July, that
being the levy term.
DEAD.-Weare panied to announce
the death Of Judge Nathan Simpson,
father Of G. P. Simpson, of this place,
which occurred at Middleport, Ohio,
at 4 o'clock A. NJ. Monday morning,
Judge Simpson was well known to
the people Of this county.
Coal Companies, Salt Companies
and Manufacturing Companies, are
reminded that weare prepared to do
any kind of printing they may need.
We have the best equipped job office
on the Ohio river, with fast presses.
We can do work any day, or at any
hour in the day. Satisfaction guar
anteed both in price and quality Of
work.
Times are hard and money scarce
we know, but yet our subscribers,
might pay the small amount they
owe this Office without inconvenience
to themselves, and at the same time
help us amazingly. Ii all will pay
us promptly during thisimonth we
could have $1,000 cash by the LIST Of
July. Come up to our reliefffiends,
we need the money 10 meet our obi