The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-12
RoARo OF coMnIsaIoNERs.
Regular usRlhIy nssIISE Yesterday
I~Fanaaerisn Of ROa'ins and oIhsr Buai,

Regular uSRIhIy nssIIDE V~esIeFday-
Transaction Of ROnIIns and OIheF Bani.
ness
The Board OF Commissioners met in
regular monthly session in the Court
House Yesterday. Present, Atkinson,
CANADIAN, Caldwell, schulizs, Stein,
Sweeney, TsrElll and speidel, chairman.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and signed.
REPORTS,
Roads and Bridgs,-This committee pre-.
ssnted bills aggrsgating $96726, which
were ordered paid.
Poor House and Farm-PAyment OF bills
to ths amount ol Sl,6O9.l2 was provided
for. Poor Houte Agent Plapkey present.
ed bills amounting TO 1892 20, which were
ordered paid, He also reported 45 in.
mates: 20 white males, 10 white females
and l colored female, There wss one
birth and no deaths during June.
Court HOuSs and Jaa.-Ihis committee
reported bills amounting 10 $49246
The joint committee on the re- erection
Of the Short Greek Bridge reported in "a.
vor Of rebuilding 90 the sile OF the old
one, and also to increase the span to 20
feet The County Engineer was ordered
10 advertise for bids for the superstructure
and masonry.
The committee appointed to locate the
Kelly's Barn and Dement, Cemetery road
reported that the road could be built for
about $500, and without destroying any
garden yard or orchard, It would be
necessary, however, 10 pass through Ger.
tain parcels OF ground belong to Margaret
], Msriing, wife Of j, MarlipRr and Sarah
Degarmo, wife OF Jabez Degarmo. To
Mrs. Marling one hundred dollars was
awarded by the committee as O CompensA-
ton, and TO Mrs. Degarmo twenty-five
dollars,
The Committee on Printing reported
bills amounting TO 1894 %.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTRRs.
A letter was read from DR.. Hardssty.
President Of the Board OF Regents OF the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution, il
which he requested the Board to take
some action In regard to furnishing q list
otthe deal, dumb and blind persons In the
county, The assessors were ordered ID
furnish said list.
The bill OF W. P. Hubbard, for S75 Tor
professional services in the Dsiters case,
that Of Assessor Zane for two month";
salary, 500, and also the bill VI Sheriff
Tipgle for salary amounting to $1,000 ioI
the current year, were ordered paid.
The bill OF James Flynn Tor services Of
night Waterman OF the jail was referred.
Mary NJ. and NJ. q. Ambruster, orphans
were ordered to be indentured to j. J
Kahn.
Robert H. Pogue, Secretary OF the BoarG
OF Education, OF Fulton, reported the ag
Rregate valuation oil real and persona
property In his district to be $l6O,490
also the levy on each 500, for teaChera
fund TO be 40 cents, and for building pur
poses 26 cents; total 65 cents. The who'll
raising a fund OF 81, 043 Is.
DR.. James E. Reeves, Secretary oil thl
State Board Of Health recommended Il
the Board the appointment Of the follow
ing named gentlemen 90 q local or count,
board: Dr.. Eugeue Hoge, Wheslingj DR.
George A. Oracfaft, Triadelphia; and Hon
III. j. Woods, Wheeling, The appoint
menta were confirmed,
On motion Of Mr.. Atkinson, the W,
E. G. road was ordered 10 be opened "
10 the public, and such 0 rate oil tolls b
fixed as authorized by law.
The resignation Of A. d. Gardner as
Surveyor OF Roads, first precinct OF Rich
land District was accepted.