The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-04

report:
Total number OF ~
white
White females II 90: lila
Over and under lO-White
Blrths-i0mAles
DCGihi-Bseky Heaieman
Bills amounting to Sls2 "a were ordered
Court Hotpe and Jail.-This committee
directed that the Clerk Of the Board be
derected TO advertise for application for
the position OF physician to the city poor
and county prisoners for one year from
June LIST, 1880.
Roads and Bridgs.-A survey was order
ed on a part OF the Stone Church road on
petition Of P. NJ. Henderson and others;
This survey extends from the lands oil
John Trussell to point near Dallas.
The following road contracts were
awarded:
George Arkle. Excavation 20 cents, loose
rock so cents, solid rock So cents per cubic
ward, and second-Class masonry 81 5O per
cubic yard.
Huf's Run road, relet to N. NJ. & O. Q.
Dunlap. Excavation, II cents; loose rock,
Is cents; solid rock, 40 cents pei cubic
ward. Second.class masonry s. 10 per
cubic yard.
Middle Wheeling Greek road, lower
end, relet to r. Mccoy and Gus Bowers.
Masonry second.class, g Is per cubic
ward; excation for foundations, Is cents
per cubic yard. u
W, U. and R. p. road, south Of Middle
Wheeling Greek, to W. I. Crummies.
Matchmaking, S. ls per cubic yard,
spread.
The following new contracts, ordered
to be advertised by the Board April 9th,
were awarded as follows: The Peninsula
road, to Joseph Marshall. Macadamizing,
81 05 per cubic yard, spread.
North Fork Short Greek, to M. d. q U.
o. Dunlap. Excavation, II cents; loose
rock % cents; masonry, second.class, y 10
per cubic yard,
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling
Greek road, relet TO V. FL. Heimberger.
Excavation, 20 cents; loose rock, Is centsi
solid rock, 80 centsi masonry, second-
class, s. 90 per cubic yard.
In the matter of the petition OF A. Il
Patterson and others, in regard TO the
closing up Of the road through poor farm,
]. G. Heryey'sfarm, the committee report
ed 1t inexpedispt TO grant the petition at
this time. /,
Bills amounting to SIS 81 were ordered
paid. Z,
Printing. - This committee presented
bills amounting to S76 10, which were
ordered paid.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank Walters, Jacob Neuhardt George
Baker, Elizabeth Miller, Judith Roettger
and August Heimberger were granted
liquor licenses from one year, from May
LIST, 1880.
The resignation OF VIM. Mitchell, sur.
veyor OF road precinct No. 8, Richland
district, was offered and rejected.
D. NJ. Alexander, one OF the securities
on the bond OF Albert Wells, constable OF
Triadelphia district, asked to be relived
from such bond, which was granted.
The bill OF Rebecca Miller for care OF q
pauper, was rejected.
Various bills, properly vouched for,
were ordered paid.
The resignation Of constable John Denis,
Of Webster district, was received and &c.
cepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Frew: That all Notary Publics
be required to make returns TO the Sheriff
against the 1st Of June.
By Mr.. atkinson: That R. Burkett BIO
appointed surveyor Of road precinctNo. 0,
township.
BY Mr.. Boring: That all county con.
stables, whose bonds have become worth.
less by reason Of securities failing, be, and
are hereby required to file new bonds by
June lat, to be approved by the Board.
By Mr.. Schultze: That the joint COM
mitiee on Roads and Bridges and Finance
and accounts, met in joint session on
May eth, to determine county
road levies.
By Mr.. Atkinson: That the clerk be au.
thorized to pay for the fences built on the
poor farm, The bill being first properly
certified to) and to charge the same to the
account Of Poor House and Farm.
On motion the Board adjourned.