The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-07
HOARD OF colIlTTSsToNTRs.
Regular Monthly lIootine Ye,,erda,

Regular Monthly Meeting Yesterday.
The Board Of Commissioners met Il
regular monthly session at the oour
House yesterday. Present: carnahan
President; Armstrong, Atkinson, Boring
Frew, McColloch, Phillips, schultze, anI
Terrell. The minutes Of last meeting wer,
read and adopted. 0,.
PrNANcE AND ACCOUNTS.
In the matter Of the petition Of The
Exchange Bank, and the claim o.
John and Joseph Hamilton, Of Webster
district on account Of excessive taxation
on lots !, 2, 3, 0, 10 and II, square II, ioI
1889, the Board ordered if reduced "a
5000 on the realty and $1,000 on the
personally, and the bank be refunded
State tax Sl2 90, State school So 40, county
tax $2s 50 for 1878, and for 1873 State Tax
so 50, State school s. 40, county tax
$24 80.
John Carlin's claim as to excessive
taxation on property In Union district ioI
ls7S.79, was allowed, and he was reiun /
ed for 1878; county tax 70 s., State g 60,
State school 81 80; and for 1879 county
s. s., State s. 90, State school 81 30.
The claim OF the Exchange Bank was
referred back to the Board for action.
The resolution Of Commissioner Frew,
ordering the employment OF additional
counsel in the case Of Hansen VS.. Board
Of Commissioners, was referred 10 Presi.
dent Carnahan and Prosecuting Attorney
Jordan.
The accounts otordes paid, &C., OF g. R.
Jingle, Sheriff OF Ohio county, amount
Ing to S9,92S 70, and orders paid in road
districts $3.50 IS in the fiscal year OF 1878,
were ordered placed 10 his credit.
The claim Of Charles Mathews was re.
jeCted.
Bills amounting TO s5S62 5 were ordered
paid,
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL.
The petition OF R. G. Barr, Esq, in re.
gard to the erection OF building on the
northwest corner OF Court House lot, was
referred to the committee OF October 3lst.
The petition Of FAH. Lange was referred
10 the Board for action, and by II rejected.
Bills amounting to S227 2S were ordered
paid.
PooR HOUSE AND HARM.
This committee audited bills amounting
to 5000 50, which were ordered paid.
PRINTING.
This committee reported bills amounting
to SIG 90, which were ordered paid,
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
Precinct No. 10, in Richland district,
was established from parts Of precincts
and I, and bounded as follows: Includ.
ing the farms on the west bank OF Huf's
run, thence to Liberty district line, thence
from Short Greek north to Brooke county
line, and transfers Robert Lazier as survey
or from precinct No. 0 to No. 10, and ap.
points Gilbert G. Sawtell as surveyor oil
precinct No. Is.
The petition OF Brice supler and
others, asking that the McCutcheon Bros.
be exempted from certain road tax.
es was granted, provided they kept said
road in repair, but in no case the road to
be considered a county road on account Of
work done by the McCutcheons.
The resolution of Commissioner Arm.
strong in reference to Marshall and 9th.
ers was referred to the Board for action.
W. F. Whitman made statement to
the committee in regard to the Morrison.
Lewis road, and stay was granted oil
writ Of I'D qltOd damnum and his proposition
held under advisement.
Claim OF George Clemens, amounting
to $40, ordered paid.
The heirs OF Josiah Brown were award
ed IS damages on Peters Run Road.
Ten dollars damages were awarded
Mary Mcclure on Peters Run Road.
Bill Of Martin Murphy, referred To
the Commissioner OF Triadelphia district.
Bills amounting to SSl.sS were ordered
paid