The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-08-16
County Court Procccdinzs Con.
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Collectors of toll on the Maryland
and Fishing Creek Turnpike, and
Elisha Watts was app. same on the
Morgantown and Kingwood Turn
pike
Jno. N. Jones, was allowed $500;
Bounty, for services in the late war,
he never having received any boun-
ty.
The contract for building the New
Jail, and Jsilor's residence was award.
cd to Eli Chenoweth for said build
ings complete-excepting only the
Iron work-at $1,000, and the con
tract for the Iron work was awarded
to p, j. Pauly n Bro, at $2700: To
tai $4,000; and A. Fairchild, Thos. +,
Watson and A. W. Brown were APP
pointed to Superintepd the same.
The amount levied for at this term
for all purposes, (including the New
Jail) is $50, 646.S7.
Ordered that the Receipts and Ex-
penditures of this county for the Fis
cal year ending May 3lst 1879, be
published in the Morgantown New
DOMINION and Post-papers publish
ed in this county.
The annual report of the Overseers
of the Poor was presented to the
Court, and ordered to be filled.
The annual settlement of Sam'l
Hackney Sheriff was presented to the
Court, and examined and no excep-
tions thereto, it is ordered that said
Settlement be confirmed.
John f. Price and Peter A. Ten
nant were appointed to view and mark
out a route for road on Days Run,
passing through the lands Of "Caty"
Bills, VIM. Keck and others, inter
secting the County road on Miracle
Run, near the mouth of Bowlden
Run.
o. II. Ollie, was appointed to sell
out the contract for building bridge
across Falling Run, leading from
Morgantown to Collins Ferry.
Lewis w. Runner, was appointed to
have post put under the bridge
across Coburn's Creek near the old
Poor House.
The alterations in the road on Rob
inson's Run, according to the report
Of Survey made by Sinclair, Maple
and Hawthorne, are ordered to be
made with certain allowances to sun
dry persons; and Col. F. r. Sinclair
is appointed to Superfptcnd the
bridges ordered made, &c.
S. S. Powell, was appointed to have
q bridge built across Jolliff's Mill
race at Smithtown.
John Howell, Esq, was appointed
to have floor put on the bridge
across Laurel Run.
The private road asked for through
the lands Of Reason Lining, for the
use of the diovsees OF Joseph Cole,
decd, established upon certain terms
and conditions DC.
Rein II. Jones, ct. al, vs. l. G.
Rich ct. al.--New Road. The view
ers filed their report, &C., and the
Court appoints the Sd day of the
Sept. term, 1879, to hear any Of the
parties, interested in the said road.
The alterations in the road asked
for by Joseph L. Harner and Others,
being at the foot of what is common
ly known as "Dug Hill,' near the
School House, is established, upon
certain terms and conditions.
The new road asked for by VIM.
G. Taught and others, beginning at
the residence Of John Collins, on the
right hand fork of Miracle Run, and
through his lands and others, to the
Fairmont Pike, near Wadestown, is
established.
John V. Maple, is authorised to
expcnd 7 dollars, in repairing bridge
across !Dunkard Creek in Battelle
district.
VIM. S. Cobun, Clerk is appointed
to have three iron rods put through
the Court House inst beie~ the cell
ing on the first story.
John Lantz was appointed to have
a new floor put on the bridge at
Blacksmith.
VIM. II. Smith, was appointed to
have the bridge, near c. G. Lazzelfs
(Cass district.
John N. Dawson, was appointed to
have the bridge near Laurel Iron
works, repaired (Union district
VIM. l. Vandervort was appointed
Commissioner Of the Morgantown
and Ices Ferry pike, Frances Domain