The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-30
"A REWARD OF $1,000
OFFERED pY THE COUNTY HOARD
For tho Arrest and Conviction Of tho Work,
o mud Marllng Robbers-1IoEs Fro.
hiblted from Running at I.argcin ohio
County, County Matters III 1888.

CoUr.y-C County Matters III 1881.
Tho Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday in ,Rpccial session 10 wind
up the business Of tho year. The terms Of
tho members expire OH Wednesday, the
last day Of 1881, ind yesterdays meeting
was their Inst except u formal ono 10
merely approve tho record Of Yesterdays
proceedings. This meeting will be held on
Wednesday. All the members elect have
qualified. The new Board will be tho same
as tho oil one, except Mr.. Speidel, who
%retires, and will DO succeeded by W. b.
Simpson. FIl
The petition OF X. NJ. Bouar and nearly
SOC. other citizens Of Ohio county, asking
that the act Of the Legislature, known us
the Harrison hog law, be made applicable
to Ohio county, was taken up. This law
prohibits the running Mt large OF hogs.
Mr.. Maxwell moved to grant tho peti-
Lion. Mr.. Dclbruggo moved to give the
attorney Of tho petitioners and the oppos.
ing attorney ten minutes to speak N the
subject. Mr.. A. J.. Clarke advocated grant.
ing the prayerof tho petitioners and Judge
Houston opposed 1t. Mr.. Donar also made
u strong and well considered argument In
behalf Of himself and his fellow petition
ers. Mr.. Dclbrugge moved to postpone
action until next Monday. Mr.. Boring
made another argument. lle said, "a
month previous ago Judge Houston pro
nonnced the Harrison hog law imperfect
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ma w . az aahiits 't 10 pea 0 law,
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Avn ene.' ie''u"s
AKswANp For THE MASKED ROBBERS.
Tho Prosecuting Attorney otiereda rcso
luton offering n reward Of $500 for The
arrest md conviction OF tho Workenoul
robbers, and another reward OF $500 fol
the Marling robbers. Mr.. Delbrupgt
moved to make each reward $780, Thi,
being rejected; Mr.. Boring moved 10 maxi
each $500. Mr.. Spcidel thought $500 wa!
little enough. Mr.. Dclbrugge though
$500 was rs good rs $500. The secont
amendment was rejected. The 0rigina
resolution was then adopted, only Messrs
Delbrugge, Boring and Stocker votin,
against it: It was ordered that the reward
be advertised i'll tho daily papers, and alst
by postal cards, the Committee OH Print
ing having charge OF this work.
F, 1t was said by members Of the Boart
| that Mr.. Marling has eXpressedhis willing
ness to add $1,000 to this reward out OF hi
own pocket for the arrest OF tho thieye.
who robbed and tortured him.
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