The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
COUNTY coMMInsIONERs.
The Regular Monthly aIeetipg-NOthiu
Transacted Outside Of ROHtins Bul

Transacted Outside Of ROutine Buli'
AT 1880 yesterday morning the Board was
called to order by Mr.. carhahan, who took
the chair At roll call the following re-
sponded; Alessrs, Caldwell, Atkinson, caFna-
han, Nichols, schultze, Sweeney Stein and
Terrell. The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and approved The reading OF
committee reports was ut once entered on
The Committee on Finance and Accounts
reported having examined the claims Of J, {,
Cayell, supt, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute,
and having instructed the CLERK 70 write 10
Mr.. Covell as to the location OF w, II, Moo
ney, D. BeckendoFi and Emma Dannitord
inmates Of the Institute and charged to Ohio
The claim Of Geo, r. Tingle, exSherih, in
regard To nightwatchman Lat the jain salary
| OF 500, was referred to the clerk and Presi-
dent, also tho claim Of same party in relation
to book orders o..
Geo II, Tingles statement with Commits
sioners warrants, etc., was referred back 10
him for correction In interest.
To the Prosecuting Attorney was referred,
for nm opinion the claim Of g. A. Kyle ct a.
Tor holding an election In TTiadelphla DIS
trict for school officers
!; The committee also reported that d. Q.
List President of the Bankei Wheeling, had
returned, having been paid, eleven +. W,
| XIV. Railroad bonds Nos. $50, u, ], ITO W,
81 ~ 90, 70, IS and l37 ut IN per cent; also
1850 coupons OF the same issue, and II oon'
pons OF the @ per cent, anu y was recOniehuII
/ ed that the same be placed to the credit OF
The claim Of W. G. Smith, wash on roads
!. and bridges amounting to SSll, was ordered
paid. -
|, The report was adopted,
I President Speidel appeared.
= The Committee on Court House and jail
recommended the payment OF bills amount
c ing to $02 rs, and additional bills amounting
@ 10 $40 10 out Of the general school tund' me
d Hills were ordered paid. The committee
further recommended that an iron cOrnice be
II placed around the court house rs the present
:. one is falling off and out Of repair also, thGl
4 the front steps be Strengthened ana laced
The rep0rt was adopted entire.
The Committee ON Printing recommended
. the Dnyment OF bills amounting to $S2 -,
!, which the Board ordered,
IS The Committee on Roads and Bridges re-
ported that In the matter OF the Short creek
II bridge, p r, sharke, to whom the contract
Ie for the masonry was awarded, hau ueellhe'
p tho snmei the committee hld rejected Dit
It from John j. Cavenaugh for the same. u
was recommended that the contract be closed
n with the Pittsburgh Bridge Co. for the super
re structure OF the same bridge The commit
nj Toe further report awarding the contract i0l
nj the unfinished work OH tho Second Division
q. q, Il i. road, left by Y, HoinhergeF, to Mr.
mr. Morrison ut 81 II matchmaking hard stone
! cement stone 81 l2IS, The payment Of claim
y, amounting to $l2O ~ was recommended ant
" granted Mr.. Stein, Of Washington district
VI md been appointed tOsuperintend the steen
rod bridge masonry, and that OF the WOOD
q run bridge on the Bethany pike, SGver'
u claims and petitions were reported by IN
~ committee ~ being laid over for want OF time
le The report was adopted
The Committee OH Poor House and Farm
he recommended the payment OF bills amount
o: ing to 1910 n, which were ordered paid,
Of The Committee recommended the putin
81. In OF crock sewer ut the lnilrmary to ruI
into the creek; also to run three.quarte
ho inch pipe from the springs on the hill to til
he InhrmRry, and that the Committee bo en-
NJ powered To purchase pump and make OK
III cayatlOn for n reservoir ut tho lower spring
IN. Adopted with recommendations
The Superintendent 0i Poor House report
go ed expenditures amounting to $lSS 30. Il
,rt reported rs being In the lnfrmary 20 male
wy and II females. This report was also adopted
~, ~, MeSsrs. Thos Sweeney and NJ Stein,
~ spopiRl CpmmittGe appointed t0aSeG1TtAln q
Wy number Of pGFsols rpCglyiRg MD FROM u
at district In tho city and reported tho entir
rus number 10 BIO llh, distributed Rs follow
Ell Washington p; Madison III Clay, " Union
I q q; Centre IL; Webster, II md Richie, 10,
ell A number Of women were found WHO'S
husbands were living but afforded no SUI
m. mort: distributed as follows Washington.
ere Madison, no report; Clay no report unioi
Of 81 Centre H. WGbstor 4 an9 litgpAlG n9 Ws.,
~. Number OF children In Cacll district: Wasl
nd ington, aI Madison, no report; Clay, no r.
port; Union 20; Centre, %; Webster 2
III. RitOhV, 10; total III,
", The amount spOnt In each District PC
u l. week Isl Washington, 5000; Madison, 80 Il
al Clay, $3.50, Union, $2s %; Centre SO y
inr Webster, sci 76 RltahG, II 30; total, $laS 2,
W. The committee reported II would HubmI
:, recommendation ut the next meeting,
Gu Contractor Hutchinson was allowed on
ay half Of tile estimated value Of stone lost b
~ ~ him during one Of the summer frGshcs'
le, Frank tICaly, In communication, ai
nj nOunCed his Withdrawal from the bond {
Constable aaddGF, the same to take pttpt
all septembCr bth. referred Ia Committee o
rst Court House and jail.
lcp A number Of bills that came IN latp wei
ia. referred To appropriate committees,
eet By Mr. Canadian:
RrsOluei, That all Commissioners warrnn
off drawn upon and payable BY THO. Sheriff, J
40. ready for distribution by Tues'lGy follOwin
Of tho TOgular meeting Of the Board. AdOpte'
he Mr.. Carnahan NttpFed {, RESOLUTION, VINO
I'd. was adopted, making the Clerk Of tho Bo9I
custodian Of oil stationery used In tho u
~, iGrent county offices, and to take receipt Il
~" all supplies given out
" Mr., Cnrnahan also offered n resolution
iEc which was adopted, making tho Clerk Of 4
~ Board supervisor Of the Court House, II b
~ ing Ills duty to keep all offices clean and u
eH' JanitOr to report all work done to HIM all
=, all occupants Of rooms to report any negl
rlie gcnce Of duty on tho part Of the Janitor.
ay. by Mr. Nichols: ....r-
ilg RN1Oirtd, That thp Surveyor NJ PFecln
RED No, O. NiCllanl District 10 authorized
Is open to the travelling public that porto
nes Of Cherry Hill road lately constructs
Adopted
lily by Mr. AtkInsont 4. ..
Ind RssOirtd, That certain citizens along Il
D TO line Of the road known us Marshall
lea. Hill, are hereby authorized to work out the
vas local road tax on said road under the snpe
re. vision OF Walter Marshall.
It'll, On notion Of Mr.. FCrrell the Commute
OTIS OH Printing was instructed to investigate
to the propretyOt purchasing tho IlleS .af Il
1, n DAILY lNTELLtGESCER from 1880 10 1881 ar
nrc purchase, II thought advisable.
nrt. Adjourned at 1910
INV
900 A Little Is00n for the south side squire
his There was war in theSixth ward yesterlA
be and the Justice shops did land Office bus
,nG ness, When two women get into quar-
col over tile quarrels Of their children, and the
friends join In, thOre Is usually fan, espe