The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-10
Abstract of Proceedings Oc-
tOber Term. 1SSS. County
Court. Mason County.

working ROADS Tor 4 ear.
Upon petition of Chas Harris and
fifty Others to submit to voters of
Union District for ratification or
rejection the provisions of Chapter
As of the Acts of Legislature for
1885 at the next general election.
Ordered by Court that Said Act be
submitted 10 voters of Union Dis
trict ut election to be held on Tues
day, Nov. 9Th, 1858. Those vot-
ing for ratification shall have writ
ten or printed on their ballots "For
Stock Law" those voting against
shall have writer. or printed ON
their ballots oAgainst Stock Law. y
Austin Stiles exempted from
working roads for year.
Virginia Barber released from an
Erroneous assessment of taxes on
149 acres of land in Union District
Upon petition of E. Erwin, j.
l. Steele and others for establish
nent of public road in Clendenin
District Report of Viewers con-
firmed, and land owners ordered
summoned to January term, 1899
Upon petition of B. A Armstrong
and others for establishment of pub
lie road in Cologne District. Re
port of Viewers confirmed, and
land owners ordered to be sum-
moned to january term. 1889.
Kanawha and Ohio RaiIrond Co. s
property apportioned between the
several districts and independent
School Districts for taxation, being
s1O3,995.2O-
Upon petition of E. A. Burnside
and others for change of public
road in Arbuckle District; change
established, land owners allowed
damages and J. P. Hambrick, Sur
veyor of Road Precinct No. or
dercd to open same and authorized
10 expcnd $50 for the purpose
The following persons were ap-
pointed to conduct the election for
year 1855:
Town Halle. Poffenbarger, ia
bez Beard and S Van Sickle
Big Sixteen-J. d. Adams, Wilson
Priddy, and VIM. Hambrielz.
McCulloch School House,. C.
Dablley: c. E. McCnlloch, and John
Fowler.
Henderson Precinct. W. Smith.
G. NJ Watson and Robert f. Nor
ris.
Pine Grove School HOuse-Hus-
ton Austin, j. w Messick, and J.
T. Shepard
FadeIeyz School House,-Frank
Wood, B. B Pearson, and T. j.
BEafn.
shank's School House.-A. J.
Wallace, J. w. Cobb, and J. Il.
Shank
Lelart.-Joseph Roush, C. VI.
Sayre and Samuel 8fcDermitt
Brighton Precinct.-Hart billiard,
VIM. Pullin and Hiram Stephenson.
Flat Rock Precinct. NJ. Eckarc,
John T. Greer and John A Borgess..
Leon-John W. Burdett. P. II.
Mekindley and Daniel Sullivan.
Fauger's School House.-Philip
Yauger, a. Wartenbers and NJ S.
Taylor
Hartford City-Addison Rogers
John Ginther and James W. Hanna.
New Haven.-H. L. Roush, Seth
Br1ngarder and w. NJ. Allen.
Broad Run School House.-Alfred
Tonker, VIM. S. ZerkeI and Thos.
Wilkinson.
Hannah No. &c. y. Vaughan,
Jr.s Peter Meadows and W. T. Mel
-crz.
Hannan 30. David starkey.
NJ. Keister and P. Blazer.
Glenwood School House.-John
Tise, R. NJ Harvey and Henry
'uinn.
Att. Olive School House.-Jesse
csh;- Henry Rowsey and Hezekiah
irlc.
Court House,. W. Bryan D. S:
yder and Enos Smith.
Lemaster Voting Preeinct,-Thos.
master, John Rottenberry and
enry a Meek.
Van Matre School House.-O. H.
Van Matre. E. F. Roseberry and
o. Boggess.
Stephens Preeinct.-J. B. Dun
n, Chas. Stewart and John Stone.
VOLTS School House,. L. Har-
VIM. Morehead and S. NJ. Smith.
West Columbia.-E. S. Davis, A.
Booth and Cbas. Steward.
CIifton.-Chas, Meeks, Anthony
bson and Harry Norton.
Jason City.-Thos. Hutchinson,
J. Phillips and Jacob Roush
a1Iax- CsI+,- C.I,o,J H. Mt