The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-07-28
The Weekly Register
LOCAL MATTERS.

TnECOUNIl SuoNii VIZ EAaii iooV.
ordered, that II tax Of So cents on
every $4,000 valuation Of the taxa
bic property Of this county, both real
and personal, including a tax of 10
rnts on every $4,000 valuation
thereof us Poor fund; and a tax Of
40 cents on every $4,000 valuation
dthctaxable property, both real and
personal, be levied on the incorpora-
A i'd towns of Hartford City, Mason
City, Point Pleasant and Leon.
The following isthe Road tax levy
in the various Districts throughout
The county Waggcner, 20 cents on
each 500; Lewis, 10 cents; Robinson,
I 10 ccnts; Graham, Is cents; Cooper,
4Ocents; Union, 80 cents; Cologne,
4 9icents; Arbuckle, 20 cents; Clendin-
/ en-, IS cents; Hannah, 20 cents.
A list Of inhabitants Of the county,
not excepted by law, to serve as
jurors for the ensuing year, was pre-
pared, and ordered that the Clerk
prepare the ballots Of tile names as
prescribed by Sec. 8, chap. AZ, acts Of
1928.
Boundary line between Waggener
aud Graham Districts changed to be
as follows: Beginning at the inter-
section Of the boundary linerunning
from mouth ofSliding Hill creekand
upper lIogg line, thence to corner of
lands owned by heirs Of Samuel Bum
garner, deceased, and Peter Somer-
vile, thence to Hogg military lower
line on boundary line between Rob
inson and Waggener Districts.
Ordered, that tax Of twenty-five
cents per head be fixed ON all dogs in
the county.
The court confirmed the allow
ances made by the Overseers Of the
POor at their annual meeting, July
9TH, 1880.
The court audited the claims
against the county and ordered them
to be paid out of the county treasury;
also the claims against the various
Road Districts throughout the coun.
ty, and ordered them to be paid out
ofthc respective Districts.
The following gentlemen were mp,
pointed commissioners Of election for
the various voting precincts in this
county, for holding aud conducting
all elections:
Court Houses. j. ,Shindle, ]. w.
Bryan and j. S. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures Yeager, Z.
+ Rosebcrry aud Henry Fisher.
West Culumhia-John Francis, "A.
G. Masonand H.G. Hanigan.
Clifton-John Cobb, S. n. Knight
aud Thomas McNiaster.
Mason City-samuel Atkinson, S,
J. Phillips aud Jacob Roush.
Hartford City-W, W. Harper, J.
NJ. Chapman and J. w. Hanna.
New Haven-Thomas Turnbull, O
B. Smith and Tilman Fields.
Letart-Jacob Brinker, j. o. Sayre
and A, Q. Sayrc.
Greer's School House--J. T. Greer
Junius NJ. Eckard and Levi Coleman
Leon-James a. Lusk, Phillip Nc
Kindley aud E. E. Baker.
VOLTS School House-W. II. Bel.
lar, William kimberliug and S. NJ
Smith.
Arbuckle Town Hail.. T. San
ders, John Il. Markham and D. P
Lawrence.
Big sixteen-Wm. Priddy, vii
liam Hambrick aud Jas. A. Dunn.
Pisgah-J. W. Smith, j. 7. Shep
herd and John Austin.
Fadely's School House,. NJ. II
Bealc, Moses Fadely and Jno. Gibson
Shank's School Houses. w
Gregg, Calvin Potts and D, W. Skin
ncr.
Hannah No. Edmond Meadows
William Rowsey and L. c. Wallace
Hannah No. 2-James George, JEFF
fcrson Hunter and David Starkey.
Iaugcr's School lIouse-A. Wart
cnberg, Thos. J. Wheeler and ]. A
Blackburn.
Charles L. Hogg appointed admin
istator of the estate Of Mary Hawk
ms, deceased; bond $1,000. James r
McGullin, John Somerville and w