The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-06-19

equal to damage, as returned by the examiners
TWAS further agreed by Messrs Barnes Il Archer
that they release all claims against the County
Commissioners by reason of the present location
of the county roads through their property at
Glen Cove. Since The first report of the Examln-
ers was made Messrs Barnes IL Archer have built
bridge of SO feet span, said to hav cost s., 200
on the road in question.
Mr.. Harrison Ayres was authorized to grade
Soap Stone HILL Dublin district, and return an
itemized account, the cost not to exceed $40.
The board resolved 10 meet on the ground
yesterday to examine the Wallis road, near
Cooptown, made by Mr.. VIM. A. Wilson.
Mr.. George Harris, general supervisor of the
second district, appeared before the board and
urged them to buy another road scraper for his
district
Mr.. Harry asked the Commissioners to pay
for building bridge on the Culp road, in the
9th district, which was not ordered by the board,
but which was required for the convenience of
public travel
Mr. Martin Tobin presented petition signed
by himself and Others for a bridge over James
Run, near Bush, LIST district
petition was received from Jas. c. Robin
son, WIN. NJ. Edelin,, j. W. Moore, c. R. Holl-
ingsworh and about 40 other Taxpayers for an
appropriation of $500 for the purpose of put
ting coating of stone or gravel on the turn
pike through Fallston, from Curtss's Corner,
on the Hartford turnpike, to Lambert Penning-
toms wheelwrght shops, distance of one and
a half miles. The petitioners say that If this
turnpike is repaired now it will cost much less
than If allowed TO go through another winter,
when it would unquestionably cut through
A petition was handed in signed by q. s. Bav-
ington aud about 60 other citizens, asking for q
new pubic road in the fourth district, from
poini on the road from Hurst's Corner to Pleas
ant Valley Mills, near the branch which crosses
said road on N. b. Greenland's lands, through
the lands of said Greenland, Mrs. Renshaw,
jacob g. LEY and Jacob Gross, to some point
on the public road leading from High Point to
Cooptown, near Fairview (colored) school
house.
Mcssrs. VIM. e. standiford and others present
ed petition for bridge over the stream run.
ming through the farm Of F. Thornton, cross
ing the county road leading from Taylor to
Nonemaker's Mill, fourth district.
Petitions for pensions were received us fol-
lows:
From. ). d. Jewens and Others, for a pension
for Nancy Lewis, colored, of I'd district, who is
blind aud almost helpless
From VIM. E. Mccain, j. T. Crew and Others
for pension of $50 for Mrs. Melissa Burkins,
OF 9TH district, whose husband, Isaac Burkins,
accidentally shot himself last November Mrs
Burkins has four small and helpless children
and no means of support. S25 was granted, pay
able to j. Fred. Grew.
From L. Z. Smith and Others for a penson of
S25 for VIM. Atkins, colored, of 5th district who
is seven years old, cripple from his birth and
Is obliged to crawl upon his hands and knees
His father has abandoned him and his mother
Is dead Laid aside for consideration
From DR.. IL. Clay Whiteford and others for a
pension for Mrs. Christie A. JONES' of 9Th dis
trict with an infant child aud no means of sup
port.
From VIM. u. Silver and others for pension
for Edward and Eliza Rice, of I'd district S25
year was ordered, payable to Mr.. VIM. H.
Silver.
From John T. Mitchell and others for pen
sion for Mrs. Sarah A. Mitchell, who is over 70
years of age and incapable of earning a liveli.
hood. pension of $40 was granted.