West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-06

ated from the payment of taxes on
property washed away by the food
IN Cheat river in 1888, valued at
$l125.
The application Of A. Staley Shaw.
ex-Shoriif. to be exonerated from the
payment of interest on county or.
ders unpaid, but endorsed by him.
during his term of Office as sheriff.
was refused.
w. il. Brand was allowed 1850
per week for keeping Charley Hil-
lory, an idiot now confined in the
aims house, from April II, 1891.
until otherwise ordered.
Motley Is. Browning was refund.
ed S6.S5, amount of taxes erroneous
ly assessed to Mrs Rebecca Fioht-
ner and paid by him.
Aaron Freeland was allowed 81
per week for keeping two dumb per.
sons until further ordered.
James McGee, Overseer of the
Poor OF Lyon district, was requested
to have the children OF Mrs. Jones
aud Mrs. Ida McWilliams brought
to tho aims house il further assist.
ance from the county is required.
The sum OF IS. 50, taxes erro-
neonsly assessed against Fox Bros.
was ordered refunded.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Riley was allowed
500 per year for keeping and main
tainng her idiotic children during
the coming year.
Charles Harrington was exempted
from work on the county roads.
john Snyder, Oycrseer Of the
Poor of Kingwood district, paid in
Court So, being amount collected
from George =. Durr on note due
Daniel Sypolt, which was ordered to
be paid TO the sheriff and charged
TO him.
Margaret Pluinmer and children
were ordered Co be removed 10 the
aims house should further help from
Che county be required.
The Coart certified that l.. j..
Cobun, ESD, is a man Of good
moral character, is over the age Of
2l years, and has resided in this
State for one year preceding this
date.
Each Commissioner of this Court
was authorized and required to re-
ceiye bids from physicians until July
20, 1891, for the medical treatment
Of the poor in their respective dis
tricts from August 1, 1891, to An
gust i, 1892, they TO have the right
TO reject any and all bids.
The clerk was authorized to issue
orders for interest due DR.. J. G..
Kemblc ON county orders now held
by him as follows no. 24,365 for
81 Goo and No. 2l,3T9 for s205.17
and the Bank Of Kingwood on order
no. 4,500 for Sj0O.13.
A. A. Liston was exempted from
work on the county roads.
Preston Glover rendered his resie-
nation as Justice Of the Peace.
which was accepted and A. G.. Ma.
son appointed to ill the vacancy.
Mr. Mason took the oath aud gave
bond in the penalty Of $500 with
J. T.. Crane, Thomas Dunn and
James Mcnefcc lis suretics, which
was approved.
John S. and III. II. Murdock were
cxonerated from the plyment OF
taxes on 1915 or personal property
that they DO not own.
Samuel II. Mankins aud Michael
Layton were exoneratcd from the
payment Of taxes OH real estltc erro
neously assessed against them.
DR.. j. Roy Arnett was granted a
license to carry on the business Of
druggist in the town Of Aurora.
'fhe following persons we're gran.
ted license to keep hotel Mrs. j
". lloyd, ReeJsville; Mrs. s. c..
Knots. Rewlcsburg; Mrs. A. T..
Hale, Rowlesbmg; Mrs. N. G..
Heath, Rowlcsbnrg; Mrs Raohel
Bishop, Fellowsville; II. S. Grimes,
Rowlosburg; Thomas lIerrlngton,
independence; w. J.. Wright, New
burg.
The VIII Of Elizabeth Ball was
admitted to probate, and John G..
Bali qualified rs executor. giving
bond in The penalty OF 81, 900. with
ID. ) Gibson his surety. r.. A.
Shay, William Gordon and William
Combs were appointed appraisers Of
the estate.
Tie will Of George Mitchell, dec d A.,
was admitted to probate
u was decided and ordered that
on and after September J., 1891
there be no premiums paid in this
comfy FOR The catching and killing
Of foxes and wild cats.
Asa ID. SQuiros was allowed s15
for the maintenance Of Mrs. Free.
land for four years past.
a girl in Kentucky has recovered