The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-06-17

PROCEEDINGS OF THE COMMISSIONERS.-Th
County Commissioners were in session Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, being largely
occupied in examining accounts.
Charles K. Zimmerman having declined tc
bond for opening the N. B. Heaps road the
contract was awarded to Charles Dolan fol
1914. Mr.. Dolan filed his bond, which was
approved by the board.
The report of Thomas Butler, VIM. J. Wat
kins and Vim. r. Clark, examiners on the pro
posed Howard Street, road in the fourth dis
trict, was received but laid over for two
weeks.
Commissioner Moulsdale was authorized to
eXpend $50 on the public road leading from
Creswell to Bush, persons interested to pay
one-half of this amount. .... g..
The sum of S125 was ordered levied for Rev.
VIM. F. Brand, for the new road leading from
st. Mary's Church to the public road near
Joseph II. Everett's.
Petitions were received and filed as follows:
D. T. Clement and others, 9Th district, to
pension Rachel Peck from j. B. Hanway
and others, 1st district, to pension Charles L.
Smith from VIM. NJ Barton andiothers, 4th
district, to continue the pension to Jane
Brown from Harold Walsh and others, %
pension Mrs. Ellen Waters, OF the Sd dis
trict.
The School Commissioners appeared before
the board and asked for an appropriation of
q cents on the 800, for the use of public
schools, and recommended appropriations for
b,,;l OF
Furnace, Mill Green, Castleton, Havre de
Grace, Abingdon and Clark's Chapel, colored.
The board, after consideration, appropriated
20 cents on the 800 for the use of the public
schools and for repairs of school houses.
The report of the examiners ON the propos-
ed new road from Bush to Hartford station
was amended by allowing Mr. jeremiah Sulli-
van $3.50; Thomas Moulsdale Sis; Joseph
Moulsdale $50 and Harriet Cromwell $25.
Commissioners Batcman and Courtney
were appointed committee to inspect the
turnpiking on the Churchville road, put
down by VIM. T. Hilditch. t#
The following sums were ordered levied for
the public road fund:
First district, 50, 100 second district 81 800;
third district, $1,000; fourth district $1,000
fifth district, $4,000.
The following names were placed on the
list Of outpensioners: First district-Char-
ity Butler, pay Samuel Butler, $50; George
Brown and wife, pay James II. Wann, $50
Charles Smith, pay self, $75. Second district.
VIM. Beckett, pay I. l.. Hanway, $50; Har-
riet Collins, pay T. r. Price, $50; Mrs. VIM.
Elliott, pay d. II. Silver, $50; Isaac Foreman,
pay Ewing & Bro, $50; Eliza Hutton, pay j,
Scott Hughes, S25 VIM. Peterson, pay Geo.
Walker, $40 Third district.-Elijah Dorsey,
pay John B. Wysong, $50 Maria Jarrett, pay
Herman Stump, 500 Bridget O'Donnell, pay
self, SIS; Ellen Walters, pay self, $25. Fourth
district Richard Crommell, pay Charles I.
Scarf, $50 Chloe Cork, pay DR.. NJ. L. Jar
rett, $40; Wesley Dagon, pay James S. Cal
der, $40; Patrick Kenney, pay Commission
ers, $50. Fifth District. David Boyd, pay II.
T. Heaps, sos; Mrs. 'Crawley, pay Benjamin
Rigdon, $3S; Lizzie Jones, pay Geo. w.
Jones $50; Rachel Peck, pay Wesley MeDoon,
$15; Edward Reed, additional, SO; Theresa
Torbert, pay o. F. Rigdon, sos.
County certificates were issued as follows
Jacob Livezey, turnpiking on Churchville
road, SIGHTS; George Ward, road account,
SOB %; Amos Norris, road account, 1925
Samuel s. James, road account. 1854. 70
John T. Dalton, road account, S6737; Walter
w. Preston, States Attorneys account,
$1,216.52 james Norris, road account, $1S.6S.
The board will meet again June 2Sth.