The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-08
TEE UuUaIY C0nmIssIoNEKs.

In Regular 1i0E,nIy Session Dispose o.
shC ko,ttinC Knsiness Before Them. d.
The Board Of County Commissioner
held it's regular monthly meeting at it
room in the Court House yesterday morn
ing. There WAS no business Of any inter
eat outside Of q diBcuanion over the matte
OF granting license to Orr & Spears. Presi
dent Woods presided and al! the member,
were present except Mr.. Prince.
The Committee on Poor Louise and Farm
in it's report presented bills aggregatiu,
Sl.0l9S5 that were ordered paid. It re-
commended that tho contract for furnish
ing medicine iar the ensuing year b.
awarded as follows, which was done
Nor:h'of the creek to Edmund +. Booking
ut SllS30 and south Of the creek 10 a. Il
Young at $50. The committee further re-
commended that Capt. Plankey DO III
struc.ed to enclose that portion Of the lane
used on Sundays as a picnic ground, and
that MIR. Ewing be allowed to remove what
stone he desires from the farm at the rate
Of l24 cents per cubic yard. These recon.
mendatiors were adopted. There were no
desthE or births during the month Of June;
tho total number ofinmateo was II.
The report Of tho Committee Oh Roads
and Bridges embraced bills aseresa!ipg
81 .45S ", which were ordered paid.
Toe Committee on Printing presented
bills aggregating $1,000, that were ordered
paid. The contract Tor publishing the
financial statement was given to the fol.
lowing papers: lSTELLlGEScER, He2isler snu
1IolksbldH twice each, and Neus Ltaei once,
Bills aggre2siing 81 S22 50 were present.
cd by the Committee ON Finance and Ac.
counts, and ordered paid. The ac.iou OF
the committee On a number OF petitiocs
for correction OF double and erroneous U.s..
easements was reported, and the repo,,
sdopted IS whole.
The Committee on Court House aud
Jail reported that the Court House roof was
sadly in need Of repairs and resolution
was offered and adopted authorizing the
committee to advertise for bids Tor doing
the work. The committee R!ao reported
that the boilers and walls Of the engins
room ut the Jail we're in Afed of repairs
and Capt. john Sweeney WIS empowered
TO examine tho boilers and report to tho
committee, 8nd the repairs Of the walls was
placed in the hands O! the chairman OF Tho
Committee. Bills to the amount OF S93 az
were ordered paid. f1,i
A number Of petitions Tor reduction Of
assessment or correction 0. double or erro.
neous assessments we're presented and re.
ferred. Hf
Mr.. Stein, the member Of the Board from
Washington district. was granted license 10
keep saloon atthe Fulton House, Heller's
place. m
VIM. Manion, J. P, presented his bond
as such official with ?. Coppingor and B. B.
Dovencr as sureties. ( ~ ,,. ,@s,l Z. Is
VIM. p. Hubbard, Esq presented a bill
for SIS for services in the case Of Wells vs.
T. w. 4 Ky. road, which was ordered paid.
It was also ordered that S403 Is, tho amount
due Mr.. Wel!sin that case, be paid. y,
Resolutions wero adopted inatrncsing the
road supsriutendsnts 20 ptocaed against
James Anderson and Felix Mudoon on
the Rice 4 Castlemsn's road aud Laz.er
Grow on the Gillespie Ran road, Triadel-
phis district, provided they fail to remove
their fences now obs.,ucting tho road in.
side OF so dayo. n, ..st1s s.
The special! committee composed Of
Messrs. Speidol, Stein and Prince, appoint.
ed to investigate into the adviaability Of
granting Orr 4 Spears q license to keep q
saloon on tho Callwell's run road, reported
that from the toll houss to the place OF the
petitioners every ona was opposed TO the
saloon; that those petilioniug for the grant.
lug Of the license vera city people whose
interests would MOI DO affected by tho
saloon; that many residing beyond the
saloon were opposed to Il; that. the build.
ing was go located that the road was ouly
l6 20 and "a feet wide, where 1t should be
40 feet. OF the fourteen speraons inter.
viewed by the committee, and this mum.
Der embraced all thoas living on that road
who would be affected by the granting OF
license, twelve were opponed, ono living
next to the place would not say, and one
a M.s Shanour, wanted the SALOON. There
was long discussion over the matter, but
license was finally granted by the follow.
ing vote: !. ~, Z 5 n
To grsnt-Mess:s. Boring, Commerlord,
Delhrugsc, Stein and Stocker--5.
Is Opposed = Measrs. Maxwell, Nichols,
Spsidel and Woode-4. az
Adjourned, .'.5. ]