The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-07

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Total apportionment to the Indepen.
lent School district OF Wheeling, SIT, 1884,
10. Total apportionment for the country
districts for school and road taxation, $751;.
IS5. The committee reported in favor oil
tax TO Alonzo Loring on an er-
-oneous assessment.
The statements OF the Bank oil Wheeling,
OF u and 6per cent loans,
md Sheriff Tipgle we're received, and the
bills reported by the Sheriff ordered paid.
The report was then adopted.
Roads and Bridgs:-The committee re-
port in favor Of making improvements on
The line OF the Wheeling and Elm Grove
road, to be done under the supervision Of
the County Engineer. The petition OF w:
W, Foreman and others was recommttted
for further consideration.
A number Of bills were examined and
ordered paid.
The committee recommended that the
petition OF T. Kober and others be grant
ed.
The resolution OF Commissioner Schultz
Of August 2, regarding improvements on
the Elm Grove road, was referred to the
County Engineer. Report adopted.
Court HoIB and Jdil-Bills amounting to
s25S 81 were examined and ordered paid:
The committee ordered that the floors oil
the offices OF the Circuit and County Clerks
be covered with oil cloth, also the recess
in the front door Of the Courthouse Re-
port adopted.
Committee on Printing committee
reported bills amounting to SIC, and or
dered them paid.
Poor House and Fdrm-The committee
reported that the Commissioners In the
capacity OF 0verseers OF the Poor visited
the County Infirmary on the 18th OF last
month and found Improperly and grounds
Ia excellent condition, Bills amounting
to $50 70 were ordered paid. Adopted.
ISupt. !Staniey's Observation-Disclosures
Barney Stanley makes the following re:
port Of the Poor House for the month Of
August: Total number OF inmates, 80;
white males 2S, females, II. Under one
year OF age, l. The report was ordered
filed.
PETITIONS.
Petition OF T. F. Marshman and others
asking for the reviewing Of the Laid!ey
run road. Referred to the Committee on
Roads.
Petition Of v. Chambers and others
asking for the privilege Of working out
their road tax on the road leading from
the National road near Geo. korns TO and
through the lands Of Geo. Korns, j. III.
Pollock and ]. V. Chambers. Referred.
The petitions OF 81. ]. Felber and Thomas
Mccormick, asking to be appointed to the
vacancy caused by the death OF Justice
Toliyar, OF Clay District, we're laid on the
table.
Petition Of Alex. McConn and others
asking for the relocation Of the road from
Laidley's Run to Kidd's Mills, was refer
red to Committee on Roads and Bridges.
Petition Of Sheriff Jingle asking for the
OF telephone in the Sherifi's
Office, was referred to the Finance Com.
mittee.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
The following Judges OF Election, APP
pointed by the Commissioners Of the sew.
eral districts, were appointed BY the Board,
sitting as Court,
Washington District-Precinct No. l,
N. Edwards, James Roberts and George
Rodenbach. Precinct No. 9, John Zoeck.
Ter, John Bayha and Geo. Folmar.
Madison District-Lewis Woodmansee,
Mortimer Pollock and ]. II. Tsppan.
Clay District-W. F. Peterson, Michael
Reilly and John Clator.
Union DistrIct-J. NJ. Ewing, John
Downs and Geo. Hill.
Centre District-Lewis Delbrugge, Jas.
B. Quarter and James Reed.
Webster District-JamesM. Todd, Lewis
Gross and Stephen Clark.
Richie Dlstrict-Thos. McCready, John
W. Wait and Thornton B. Thompson.
Triadelphia District, Precinct No. l.
q. S. Thornburg, W. Il. Waddle, and W.
Precinct No, 2-lE. L. Kimmins, N. A.
McConn, and John Robinson.
Precinct No 3-Joseph L. BedilliUn, A.
R. LYDIA, and W. B. List.
Liberty District, Precinct No. flames
Dixon, Vincent Vanmeter, and W. B.
Curtis.
Potomac-w. NJ. Dunlap, John How
ard, and Geo. Rice.
Beagle's-William CASTOR, T. ]. Hervey,
and james Pearson.
Richland District, Precinct No. 1-Wm.
]. n. McColloch, and John W.
and John B. Lyle.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Schultz: Instructing the Committee
On Roads to increase the force on the
Wheeling and Elm Grove road. Adopted.
Allowing William Mcpherson, toll.gate
keeper on the River road, SIS on account.
Adopted.
Iustructing the clerk to have the ballot
box made for Precinct No. 2, Richie Dis
riot, and necessary poll books and outfit
or election purposes. Adopted.
By Atkinson; That the expedlency OF
losing the road leading from the shubert |
arm to the Wheeling and Elm Grove
DAD be referred to the Committee on
soads. Adopted. Il
That the action Of the Board in regard
0 the petition Of Alonzo Loring be refer.
ed to the Committee on Roads and
ridges. Adopted.
Authorizing the County Engineer to
Ike the necessary steps looking to the
rejection Of the stable Of Michael Miller,
q the Wheeling and Elm Grove road.
BY Terrill:
Transferring that portion OF the West
liberty road between Centre School
louise and ]. A. Curtis line from pre-.
met No. 8, to precinct No. g, Liberty dis
let. Adopted.
By Boring:
instructing the Clerk to have the necess.
" poll books and election outfit got in
,sdiness for the coming elections.
dopted.
BY McColloch;
Dividing the tolls on the First Division
the Wheeling, West Liberty and Beth
" pike between Aaron Kelly, suPertn' =