The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-04

Alh"ht Os VI AAntY HASsAAElt vi IuIlk OI
Wheeling, returned three $1,000 six Der cent
bonds, 81, 10 aud Il, and fortyone coupons
Of $50 each, with the following account:
SIX percent loan-ohio county III account With
Bank Of Wheeling
lSS.-Scpt l-DIlAnce rendered. ca 40
Nov IL; I, 4 brown en- order Of
tao, ~ O.............,......;.....;,l 10 W
lSS!.-JAn 5l-C. I. Blown OIL order ot
OO,........... .,....,...r...",,, $50 90
Mar t-tnteTest OIL AhOye.,..,.......... IS Of
balance due Rank.".........,,........., 81 IS
A,iSi 90
lsSl.-Eoy. Ito Il coupons al S5O......sl go 90
1852 Mar Ito three bonds. 5000 %
Accrued Interest on aaiRe.. 60 10
Interest on 81 go minimum, u %
Si.lSi co
The report was believed to DO correct, and
was received and adopted.
The Committee OH Court House and Jail
asked the payment OF bills amounting TO
S2lGs0 which was granted.
Bills to the amount Of 81, 5SI. 10 were pre-
sented by the Committee on Poor House and
Farm and ordered paid. The Committee
reported having awarded the coal contract
for the following year 10 W. 7. Chambers at
the following figures: Slack &c per bnshel /;
pea coal 4c; nut coal SC; mixed coal g. Ic |;
clean coal &c. The committee further re-
ported that Nj. ]. W. Nichols had received
S542 90 and had disbursed Sif245, and had In
his hands balance amounting to S52.O
The report was adopted.
The Joint Committee on Finance and Roads
and Bridges reported having met for the pur.
pose OF considering the petition OF A. ]. VIII
son and Others, asking for change OF the
location OF the bridge ut the mouth Of Short
Creek. 1t will be remembered that It was
claimed that II the bridge was not changed
the location was such that currents would
undermine the piers. The committee re-
ported having visited the place and advised
port was adopted.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
asked the payment Of bills amounting to
Sl43 Of, which were so ordered.
The committee reported further, as fol.
lows: That the petition Of Mrs Kimberly,
administrative, etc, Of VIM. Kimberly,
deceased, for damages on account OF her bus.
band death, be rejected; that the claim OF
Mrs. A. L, Caldwell be adjusted to her satis-
factions that y. 7, Starkey,s petition, claim.
ing $40 for use OF land for road purposes, be
rejected; that the petition Of the heirs OF
Samuef Groves, deceased, claiming $500 dam.
ages for occupation Of land, be rejected? that
Mary SchoOliire's claim for work done in
1s70'sO!st be rejected. Various petitions
were referred to other committees or held
over, and the report adopted.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges re.
ported having opened bids and made re.
commentator that the contracts be award
cd US follows. The figures are per cubic yard
Battle Run Road W. A. Moore, earth II q;
loose rock 80; solid rock 80; masonry 50, IS:
Boggs Hill, s. and i. Mill, n. Nickison,
mhcaunm 81 ~
Chappte Run, John Mckee masonry $500;
pacadam, 81 Is.
Dlxon's Run, L. Phillips, earth 20; loose
rock 20; solid rock 60; masonry 500.
Elm Grove to Boggs Hill, VIM. Askew,
earth e; loose rock 81; solid rock 50; ma.
sonry s. 70;
Greggville, c. and p. 1st division ". NJ.
Hutchinson nlacadam, 81 40.
Same road 2nd division, ]. II. Mont
gomery earth Is; loose rock 20; solid rock 80;
masonry 81 so.
Same road A. J. Ridgeley & Co., macudam,
Keliy's Barn and Dement, Cemetery, W.
Carey, earth, 20; loose rock, 3O solid rock,
49, masonry, s. o..
Mi Middle II !, Wheeling Creek aower end), b.
McGraw's Run, L. Philips, earth, 20; loose
Same road Henry HerTi S ,nScS n HS s, %
Wset;n" Tonse fy; iI ME m Hj, q 20
adam, 81 Is s.V''S' nut you" AH0e'S0H' Aac-
Peninsula A, Yocko q n moo,d.w
81 49,
Porues RIM w NJ uu,ch;r,or o,oo,,
am. 81 10 '' We Az 1tu''"'''Sot' m"eaa'
Peters Run. Franz rsg,s oor,b 0~oor,
ti0n. d. mss3nrv e. M eeS' s"'''' eA'N'"-
Reilly and Deleplain, W.. Carey, earth. 95:
River Road, First division 1 WaIts., y Mar ap
'D Same DT Foad, Second e on division p,t,,k
Rjcs & WSjSsnoo- AZ n,n,o E. 1v.:,..
earth Ok. InoSa rnci. " az. , "etaetna ~
masonry "a SS 'O'A' ~ so'u FocK' oo
Rire and Castiouar,s Run tr ,f,,.
pomerv enTtb 9S. ,ooso ,o vi IL IL, Mo oIt5
rock, 65; masonry, IS so.
Roney's Point TO B. s. B., J. L. IIerwlg
maeadam, VI ~.
Same road, J. l.. HervCy, earth 25: loose
rock, 40; solid rock, so; masonry, $500
Short Creek, north fork, A. Yoke & Co.,
masonry - %.
Same road, south fork, A. Yoke & Co.,
Garth, 20i loose rock, 40; solid rock, CO.;
masonry, - 20.
Same road, main stem, A. Yoke & Co.,
earth, 40; loose rock, 49, solid rock, CO.;
masonry - 90.
W., w. l.. and Bethany pike, W. NJ. Hutch.
cson, maCadam, 81 IS.
West Union and r. p, n. V. Burrows,
m1cldam, 81 co.
Wheeling and Elm Grove (TrindClphial
W. Il. Austen, macad0m, 81 IS.
Wheeling and Elm Grove (Ritchie), G..
Wolf mAcadAmt 81 30; paving, 81 20
West Liberty and Haryeys, w. w. Fore.
man, earth, 49, loose rock, Is; solid rock, 40;
masonry, ".
Fairmont pike, Criswell & Bro, macaaam,
Sl2S.
The committee also recommended the pny-
mGnt OF $ls3 "A out Of the Richland local
lax to Walter Marshall, and IS 50 Of the
Famc fund to ]. B. Lyle. The report was
adopted as presented.
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