The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-07

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81 OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS. " ( II
The Committee on Roads and Bridges
reported bills amounting to $500 20,
which were ordered paid. "A contract
with r.. Glass for lS cubic yards of
soft and ~ cubic yards Of hard stone,
more tor less, Vat 81 and 81 IS per yard
respectively, to be used on first division
G.i o. 4 7. road, was approved. In the
matter y of'5 ST. j. Ellifrilz's claim, for
material taken from his property for
road. purposes, Engineer Smith reported
tibet according to his measurements, 03
cubic yares of gravel and 10 cubic yards
OF stone had been taken he was offered
B cents per yard for the gravel and 10
cents per yard for stone, which Ellifritz
refused TO accept. ifEf Z. gyygljl,as'
:. 1t was ordered that tho Morrison road
aud the trestie work to Rodgers road DO
taken from Precinct No. 4, Liberty dis.
trict, aud constituted a new precinct 10
be known tas precinct No. 10. u George
Morrison was appointed surveyor OF this
new precinct and William Rodgers. was
made surveyor Of precinct No. IA, In
Liberty district, vice Isaac Davis who
refused toqualify.J NIL E-,s,. 3. X "A
The Committee on Court House and
Jail reported bills Saggregating S99.lG.
The balance OF this committees reports
is Embraced intwhat is reported about
the proposed new jail published else.
The Committee on Finance had a re.
port ready embracing general bills to the
amount OF ,S96S; dog tax refunded 81,
aud bills on. the General School Fund 10
the amount Of S9l05, which was allowed
to pass, under the impression that it con.
tanned something the reporters should
not have Tor the public. Later, in the
day, however, arrangements were made
Tor paying the bills enumerated in this
report 81 ~ y So 49, ssI,35 gfl
Thisreport also contained; the state.
mentS that Sheriff Steenrod had paid
county orders to the amount OF 81, 400 So
and 9the recommendation that he bt
credited with the same; also that the
statement made by. Sheriff Steenrod De
cember, 80, 1889, showed a cash balance
on hand Of S4l, 635 50. ;;; + " vs.
Z. AT a recent meeting OF the Board, the
Finance Committee reported that the
third payment OF $4,000 had been made
to the Union Bridge Company. U pom the
sworn atlillavits of Il President Cochran
and Chief Engineer Abbott that the
amount Of money specified by ordinance
to be'paid out by the company before re
eeiving this installment Of money; had
been paid. u W. q
This committee also reported at "a re-
cent meeting that the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley had finally taken the SIG, 500 oil
the last issue OF railroad bonds awarded
to it at its bid. ,3i,l
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS. 81.
Messrs. Tyler and Maxwell, a specia,
committee appointed to examine the
dockets OF the Country Justices reported
that the dockets OF w. B. Curtis, OF Lib.
erty, G. S. Terrill, Of Triadelphia, and w
b. Gibson, OF Liberty district, were
found straight in every particular. = -
The official oath OF Herman Beutz. as
deputy sheriff, was filed. Z. q. L
The application OF B. H. Swartz fol
re.appointmenta as County Librarian, was
received and an election gone into !; Mr.,
Swarlz was unanimously reelected. giiisS !.
The resignation OF Thomas McCready,,
Justice OF the Peace for Richie district,
was received and accepted. e Joseph "A.
Arkle applied for the place thus made
vacant, and was unanimously elected
to the Office. ays.s.5' Il 4;
The resignation Of John ]. Jacob as
superintendent OF the second division oil
the W,nrW.L. & B. Pike, was received,
but final action was postponed. ~ /.
IN. ID. Baker, NJ. D., OF cMartinsburg,
Secretary Of the State Board OF Health,
called the attention OF the Board in q
communication, to the fact that the time
for which the Ohio County Board oil
Health was appointed will expire March
81, and advised that the necessary nom.
nations be made as required by Law.
Action was postponed till tho next reg
ular meeting. Y; !,
A. II. Weidebusch was granted q GER
titicate as to his being resident of the
county, ETC., necessary in order to oh.
tain permission to practice law. (;
The bonds Of thirty.tive Of the county'a
road surveyors were read, approved and
ordered fled! ~ 3 i s
The estimate Of the Champion Bridge
Company. calling for 5000 for the bridge
over Woods run, near Frank Walters
place, was disposed Of by, ordering that
about $3.50, the balance OF the appropri-
alton made for this work, be paid over
and the deficiency made up out foi the
general contingent fund. 7!'ttt$ ;,
The bill OF Il. Baerwlller for 500, in
final settlement Of work on stone clll-
vert No. 8 on the w. & e. G. road,
Triadelphia district, was ordered paid
out Of the general contingent fund,
g The insurance carried on the county
law library by the German and JeGer-
son Insurance companies was ordered
renewed. }ls l:i S :, 4 h.
Justice DAVIS presented bills Of costs
amounting to SIG 95 and constables', fees,
50 50, which were ordered paid. Il
n a Pleasing Sense 81 3: u II! i y
OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease, and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to eflectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. " For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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