The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08
THE COUNTY BONDS
TO PAY THE Q. 2. 2. SUBSCRIPTION
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nimIOasrs - LlquOr License Beads.
The school Election Juds.I.

The Board Of County Commissioners met
yesterday in regular monthly session, with
all the members present.
In accordance with the report ofthe Com.
mitte on Finance and Accounts, Sheriff
Brown was credited with the sum Of $500
for county orders turned over, and bills 10
the amount Of 1906 0s were ordered paid.
Bills TO the amount Of $274.6l, approved by
the Road and Bridge Committee, $780, % from
the Committee on Printing, S4ll SO from the
Committee on Court House and Jail, and
s., 2O7 "A from the Poor House Committee,
were ordered paid.
Superintendent Plankey, OF the Poor House,
reported 9S inmates in April, OF whom VI
we're white males, SO white females, and !
colored male; Two Of the white females were
under one year OF age, and u white males
and s white females over and under 10
years. One white female child was born in
the institution In the month. The general
condition OF the property and inmates was
reported good.
Judge Houston petitioned for a room In
the Court House TO be used us a Justices
office, but the Board refused to rent It, The
resignation OF b. l.. Rodgers, as Constable for
Liberty district, was accepted. The petition
OF William LAuchlin, Jr., TO be appointed
Constable OF Clay district, was read and he
was elected. W. 8. Buchan's application to be
appointed justice OF the peace for Union dis
trict was tabled.
The following commissioners OF election
were appointed for the country districts for
the school election, May Is: Liberty district
West Liberty precinct, Robert Bonar, Y.
Fl. Vanmeter, Samuel Bell. Potomac, A.
Darling, John G. Faris, D. NJ. Blaney. Val
ley Grove, J. N. Pollock, R. s. Williamson,
Isaac Davis. Richie district George Wolf,
inston district-Fulion precinct. George Fol-
mer, Edward Hamm, Thomas Mayer. Tri-
aSelphia district-Precinct No. l, g. A.
Kyle, W. B. Moore, Robert Armstrong. Pre-
cinct No. 2, james II. Oldham, Wesley Rob.
inson, Alex McCann. Precinct No. 4, NJ. T.
Carr, William Memminger, George Stewart.
Richland district-Glenu's Run precinct, T.
J. Garden, John B. Lailes, Jane McC0rd.
Brick School House. Peter Delaplain, E. NJ.
Ridgely, Captain VIM. North.
The ordinance authorizing the issue OF the
bones to pay the $40. 600 subscription to the
Ohio River railroad was read and adopted.
The bonds are 20 in number, OF $1,000 each,
with interest at ~ per cent, payable semi
annually upon PRESERVATION Oh the COUPONS
attached. Two bonds are to be redeemed
each year.
The proposal from the Commercial Bank
for the bonds was accepted In accordance
with the recommendation Of the committee.
The bid offered seven.eights OF one per cent
premium for s OF the bonds, n per cent for
5 and X per cent for 10.
The bonds OF the following liquor dealers
ware nnnroyed: Leuis Keller, George Baker,
Elizabeth Miller, Henry ssibert, Frank
Walters. The following named bonds were
also received aud approved: Mrs. A. e.
Criss, toll keeper On Wheeling. West Liberty
& Bethany Pike; Israel Robinson, toll
keeper on the River road; W. T. Chambers
& Co., coal contractors at the 1ntirmary;J J. J.
Jacob, Superintendent OF second Division
Wheeling, West Liberty & Bethany Pike.
Numerous minor matters were attended 10,
and the Board adjourned late in the after
moo