Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Special Session for Approving Justices
Ronds-General Business

Special Session for Approving justices
Bonds-General Business
The Board me. in special session, NJ
2:30 p. NJ Yesterday, iull membership
present, barring Commissioner Arm
strong, of Madison.
President Speldel announced the spec
isl business 10 be the receiving and APP
proving Of the bonds OF the Justices.
The following bonds were offered, in
the sum OF $1,000 each, framed and con-
di,ioned according TO law, and were sew
orally approved:
John W. Webb, Centre district; sure.
ties, Jacob Foster and Fred Hanke.
W. II. Curtis, Liberty; suretles, J. IL.
Montgomery and j. Is. Whitman.
l.. u. Wait, Webster; sureties, Il. ".
Rumble and Fritz Retter.
q. A. Kyle, Triadelrhla; sureties, D..
NJ. Russell, Andrew Vance and IL, 5.
Thornburg.
Wm. Philips, Clay; suretes, Henry
Schmulbach and j. II. Good.
VIM. Connolly, Richland, surety,
John W. NcC0liOCE.
James NJ. Bulger, Union; surety,
Cnas +. Bulger.
Jesse Murrin, Webster, with James
Reed.
II. W. Phillips, Washington, with q.
l.. Craumer and f. f. Zane.
ThOs. McCready, Richie, with Michael
Roth and Geo. Bowman.
James LqunGcr, Uu!on, with Thos.
Hogs and Chas. Loetller.
W. J. Brown, Triadelphia, with j. NJ.
and d. S. Thornberg.
II. J. Felber, Clay, with B. B. Dow
eRer.
". W. Richardson. Madison, with
James Rine and J. +. Richardson.
John W. Schultze, Richie, with John
o. Pendleton.
James Wheeler, Centre, with Ann
Wheeler.
w. Ii. Caldwell, Madison, with W. J.
W. Cowden.
Under the late act OF the Legislature,
all offices of Justice not secured by bond
are now declared vacant.
The following resolutions were
offered:
BY misunderstanding the gate keeper
on the river road to make monthly re.
ports OF tolls received in the previous
month, and OF amounts due and by
whom. This was amended by making
it read ''all gate keepers and as amend
ed was adopted.
By same-Appropriating so out OF the
local tax of Rjchland for 1850, for macad-
amlzing on POgue's run road. Adopted.
BY same-Appropriating $3.50 for re-
pairs on the LIST Div. OF the q. L. X {.
road. Mr.. Canadian moved to refer 10
the Committee on Roads and Bridges,
which motion was adopted.
A communication was received from
County Engineer Smith, stating that
owing TO the late action of the Board in
removing Vim. Mitchell, who was ap-
pointed road surveyor of Richland Pre-
cinct No. 9, because he was not a resi-
dent OF the precinct, he Smith was at
a loss TO know who is To be held respon-
sible for the care and maintenance OF
the Il. Z. & &. road in the vicinity OF the
Bethany pike, and desired TO know
whether it would b, cared Tor out OF the
general appropriation.
After a long discussion, Mr.. Atkinson
moved TO confer upon the new surveyor
the Oiu powers, "I4Nl4 Dc3uS uOIt, tue
affair was settled.
Mr.. Stein wanted to know when the
Board proposed to view the Short Creek
road.
Mr.. Terrill moved to select Friday
next, upon which discussion arose.
Mr., TeIrill said lie wanted the Board 10
view the road, and il there was ANYTHING
wrong the blame would be general.
Finally Mr.. Schultz moved TO set
Friday. April %, which was selected.
Mr.. Terrill stated that the Assessor
had partially completed his rounds be.
tore the assessment law was passed,
making it his duty to ii,it'.e dogs, and
he therefore thought he should be CON-
pensa,ed il he had to 90 over the work
again.
The law was read, and, upon motion,
the Assessor vas instructed 10 20 back
and list the dogs.
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