The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-06

ROAD 10 DC pentet anu repart and report.
COMMITTEE EgroErs.
The Committee on Court House and Jai
recommended tho payment Of bills 10 Thu
amount OF 5000; TINT the Clerk notify t,t
Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney and Agsapso,
that they owed the county rent for the clice.
they occupied; and that hereafter the cour,
rooms be used for court proceedings only
The last recommendation wes stricken ont
and the report then rejected. This vote wal
later reconsidered aud tho amended ropo,t
adopted.
The Committee on Finance and Account,
recommended thu payment OF bills a7crera
ting 50 GS and that the Sheriff. DO crsditet
with va .O9l 81. county ordels, and 1925 A
road orders paid by him, nnt psid 1864 !.
interest paid by him. Adopted.
The Committee Oh Poor House and Farm
fecommanted tho payment OF bills aEsreea
ting $l,5lG o.. Adopted. Capt. Plankey'
report as Superintendent showed the number
OF inmates OF the Poor House In April 10 bt
~, OF whom % were white males, % whit,
ielnslea aud one colorcd female; IL white
males and TIRES white females were between
ona and ten years OF age. There were nc
births nor deathu.
On the report OF the Committsc Oh Road
and Bridges considerable funny discussion
was had on a proposition 70 require road con
tractors 10 give bond Tor tho performances Of
their contracts. Heretofore 90 percent of I'll,
contract psic3 has been withheld Gs security
a resolution Yves finally offered by Mr.. Stein
which read rs follows: .. ii
Resolved, That each contractor r;yo FOOT
security for the performance OF their can
tracts Tor the amount OF their Contract and
also - withhold the 90 percent,
This very peculiar resolution WET adoptet
by a vote Of q to 4.
ROAD CONTRACTS.
Awards for repairing roads were made 8.
fcllows: Battle Kun road. to George Amos
e1csVating earth. % cents; solid rock, Il
cents; me!unry, 50 per cubic yard. Boycs
Hill road, Trladslphia, to w.. ii, Hutcbin.
SOB, merchandising, ST so per cubic yard,
Borg's Hill road, KicnIaud, William Carey,
exc1vatiug earth, 93H cents; loose rock. /!
cents; solid rock, 80 csnts; masonry, 80 TO-
Chapel run road, G. E. HosYey, macsdamiz,
Ing, 81 IL. Dixon's run, Il j. Vernilliou,
Garth, Is cents; Loose rock, % cents; solid
rock, 10 cents; masonry, So go. G., q, e. 7,
road, lirat division, j.. W. Norman, earth, "a
cents; loose rock, 80 cents; solid rock, 81
cents. G., G.. & T. road, W. N. Hutchinson,
mscadamizing, 81 10. G G. L. P. road, Beer
wiler Il Co., masonry, 81 20; foundation, 81
cents. g., G. 2. road. second division, 4. 4.
Maxwell, matchmaking, il IS. G., G. & p.
road, W. w. Foreman, earth, 20 cents; loose
rock, IS cents; solid rock. so cent?; meron.
~, - so. Glenh's run and G. II. rocd, Ben
Feay. matchmaking, 81 Is. Kelly's barn
and d. G., J. W. Cunningham, macads.
mixing, 81 30. Meeting Houae hill, G.. A.
O!isrson, m~acsdsniiz'ng, 81 90. Middle
Wheeling creek upper end l. G. Burkrsr,,
lnacadamiziug, 81 Is. Middle Wheeling creek
tlower erd) H. kimmins, macadsmizirg,
30 cent?. McGras's run, Henry Herwig,
81 10. McGraw's run, W. NJ. Moore. earth,
zoe; loose rock, &c; solid rock, iOc; masonry,
-. Peters run road (Triadelphia), G. i.
Hervav, macadanliziug, 49,. Peters run
road (lslchland) l.. Phillips, earth, 2Oc; loogs
rock, 20e; solid rock, 75c; mgsonry, So. Pc.
River Road, Ia. Div. BENZ. Fesy, mscadsmix
lug, 81 i. Kice's and Cs1tlemsn's Ran ruad.
7. A. Wallace, Garth, lSc and 90; loose rock
25c; solid rock, Soc; alssonry, Sc 50 aud 50 O5;
II 90 for g%rubblins trees. Short Creek,
North Fork Frank Higgs, mscadamiz,pe, $lIoO.
Short Creek, Main Stem, NJ. v. Davis nnd
G. Miedel, earth, zoe; loose rock, Or; solid
rock. 70c; masonry, So Is; riprapping, ST. so,
Morrison's run, tresllewosk to Rodgers; #, Vi,
Rine, matchmaking, 81 10. Wheeling, West
Liberty ind Bethany, Trisdelphia, w.. NJ.
Hutchinson, mscadamizing, 81 so. Wheel.
ing and Fsirmont pike, D.. MonaLnn.
mscadanizing, 81 so; masonry. So n
Wheeling and Elm Grove (RitchieN, l.. w.
Rronncr, macadamizinS, 81 81. West Union
and Roney's Point, II. H%elfenbine, macadsm-
izlng, 81 Is, and 81 % for the first and second
miles. West Union aud Roney's point, Samuel
Abercromhie,, matchmaking, SIPS for thu
frat, aecond, third and fourth miles, and 81 so
for the si1th and seventh miles. West Liber.
ty and Css!elmnn'G r,iu road, J. H. Mont.
eomery, earth, % loose rock, 80; slid rock.
SO; macldamiz!ng, II 25; masonry, IS Is.
Waddle and Warren's run road. w, NJ.
Hutchinson, earth. rs; loose rock, 80 solid
ooh, bq macSdalu;sing, 81 %, mrsonry, So 25.
Valley Grove aad Middle Wheeling road,
Elijah Evans, earth. q; loose rock, IS solid
rock, 50; mscadsmiz:ng $135.
LIQUOR LICENSES, ETC.
Marlin Wagner applied for a license TO soil
liquor In Triadelphia, but the point was
raised that Triadellhis being an ;noorpora,.
ed village, tho Board had no power over II,
aud the application wss referred to the
Prosecuting Attorney.
William GRAND Thomas SpeeIs appl;ed for
q liceuts to keep n saloon at Tho old Miller
property on Caiuwell's run. The application
wen deferred until the next meeting for &C.
ton.
The Board took 3 recess al l2 o'clock until
?r. "; Upon rea?semhling Mr.. b. u. Dove
ner addressed the Board relative TO the prop.
osition to transfer John W. Emsley from n
short road pacing through his farm 10 the
Short creek road, and require him 10 help
maintain the latter road. Iha resolution to
make the change ives rejected.
TIE CANNON HALL" LINE.
The petition OF the Mt. v, O. & W. rail.
road company, by 4. B. Paul, one of its di.
~rectors, which was printed In Yesterdays
1NTELLlGEEcER, YES hera presented, and Mr..
Paul made Il brief stat,ment concerning the
$500 .0Co subscription eskod for. Nj. Epeidel
ssid he was interested In al railroad project1,
and was In favor OF this one. He moved that
the petition DO referred to the Finance Com
mittee, that tho merits OF the proposition
might be fully canvesssd. Usual amount
Of unnecessary discussion, and tho motion
carried. Mr.. Stein objected to being cut off
from a chance to discuss the measure, which
he thought vaqthe only object OF the luotinn.
Patrick FiiSaimmons, nightwntchman at
the county jsil, s1ked an Increase of wsces
from 81 to $3.50 per day. Referred.
a number OF Petitions fer rebates and 70.
duotions Of taxes were referred to the Fin.
ance Committee. New ice coolers ware or.
dered for the Circuit Court rooms, The or.
dinarce fixing an annual salary for the
county coroner was deferred until the next
meeting, y number OF minor matter,
were appropriately disposed of, and tbs
Board adjourned about hall pant three,
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