The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-03
LIST OF SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS.
Other Business Transacted by the
County Commissioners at Their Reg.
ulnr Monthly Session Meteorological
Now Panhandle Railway Station
Favored. .


case was about tho samo as last year,
tho aggregate being possibly little in
excess OF those OF '0l. Following Is Il
list OF tho successful bidders on each
contract, and these gentlemen are re-.
quired to sign tho contracts and exc.
cuto bonds within ton days:
Doggs Hill, sprlnger's aud Dushacld's, N.
Nickcr0n.
Chapel hun md sprlngcr's John Armstrong.
GrcggsYic, Clinton aud Potomac. first dlyis.
ion. joseph Myers.
Grrggsy HE, Clinton and Potomac, second di.
vision. W. ~ Hutchinson.
GrcggSvlllc, Clinton anG Potomac, third divis.
lGrcggsvIle. Clinton and Potomac, fourth di.
vision, J. G. Foreman,
Grcggsvillc, Clifton and Potomac, fifth dlyls.
ion. g. N. Rogers.
Heilys Bara aud Dement, Cemetery. C. G.
Whitman.
Kellys Barn mud Dement, Cemetery. Frank
,Laidiey's Run to Pennsylvania State Line, +.
Middle Wheeling Creek, lower end, George E.
Middle Wheeling Creek. upper end, James
Marshall. =.
Mcliraw's Pun TO G.. C. and p. Road, bowman
Bros.
Monument and Big Wheeling Creek, n. White.
cotton.
POgro s Run, Joseph Myers.
Peters Run, William Wickham.
Peters Run, n. Vcnaman
Peninsula ". NJ. Hutchinson.
River Road. first division, ". Il. Hutchinson.
Ricc and Cnstlemnn's Kun, Rcson Mitchell.
Stouc Church. John Armstrong.
Short Greek, North Fork, Jcre Evans.
short Creek, South Fork. i. /. RIdsey.
Valley Grove aud Middle Wheeling Creek.
Bowman Bros .t'HI
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany, first
division. S. a. and I. II. bowman.
Wheeling, West Liberty and Bethany. second
division. y. Whiecotton.
Wheeling and Elm Grove. X. n. Criswcll.
Wheeling nnd FairmOnt. Martin Lloyd.
West Union and Roncy's Point, Isaac Dcgarmo,
Ed Moore md S. Abcrcrombic.
Bocgs' Hill. Springcrs and BushHeld's. H. 7.
Hunter aud a. a. Keller.
Battle Run to G. c. 4 ?: road. Isaac Dcearmo.
Dixon's Run to G. c. & ?. road. Martin Nixon
Gilmorc's Crossing to Patterson's Hill, ". r.
Springer.
Rice and Weldmans, ". r. springer, ma.
sonry $50.
TRoncy's Point to b S. kB., C W. McElhaney.
Waddle and Warden's Kun, ". +. Carter.
West Liberty and Ilarvey's, W. Z Mont.
West Liberty and Castlcmnns. Reson Mitchell.
Wheeling and Ridge. X. Il Criswcll.
Browns Rum first, John Vested.
Browns Run, second, Carter & Keller
Elm Grove and BoGgs', james W Robinson
Trcstle WORK 10 Rodgers Charles Sontag
IIoughs Run Road, William u. Mnzingo.
w. X. Cowden was granted a certifi.
cate OF character to enable him to apply
for admission to practice at the bar.
Bills were reported ior payment as
follows, and ordered paid:
Court house and JAIL. Clio II
Finance committee. ......-................ 96i o.
Poor house and farm. ........ 36I 70
Contingent poor fund....................... SIG IS
Roads ana ,S9l 20
The report OF the superintendent of
the infrmary showed that there were
seventy-two inmates in April, and the
general condition OF the property and
inmates was reported good.
The report OF the joint committee of
the City Council and this board on cleo
ton rules and paraphernalia was adopt
ed, and Prosecuting Attorney Howard
directed to draw up n contract calling
for the delivery OF all booths, etc., by
September l.
The reports Of the supervisors OF the
Bethany pike were received and filed,
and petition from Mr.. Bedilion for
pipe IRON the Altenheim water works
TOT hydrant on the pike ut tho toll
house, Leatherwood, was referred.
James R. Larue was elected constable
for Webster district, and James Cox
road supervisor for precinct No. 0, in
Liberty district, vice Mr.. Rodgers. who
failed to qualify. Commissioner Fritz
was authorized to have needed repairs
made ON the Fairmont pike toll house.
On motion OF Mr. Baney the commit
tee on roads and bridges was instructed
to examine and report rs to the best
location for bridge across Big Wheel.
ing creek just above Elm Grove, to
present n design for such .ridge and an
estimate OF its probable cost.
President Gruso presented preamble
and resolutions as follows, after part
OF the annual report OF the P, W. &
ny. railroad company had been read:
From the annual report OF tho P, W.
4 Ky. Railroad it appears that said
company has, or is about to, abandon
the erection OF tho contemplated new
passenger depot, for tho reason that an
understanding could not be had with
tho city OF Wheeling; and
WrEREAs, The city and county are
jointly interested in having hand.
isome passenger. depot building, esti-
mated to cost about $4,000, erected to
replace tho unsightly structure now
being used; furthermore, both parties
are directly interested in the increased
taxable property and tho additional
employment given to our builders, the
county being large stakeholder in said
railroad, is therefore interested in hay
ing the matter again taken up and pos.
sibly arranged in manner satisfactory
to all; therefore be it
Resolrcd, That the Council committecs
on railroads and wharves and the wharf.
master, be requested to meet with tho
directors OF tho p. W. & Ky. railroad for
the purpose .oi considering PROPOSE.
ton which will probably remove all
differences and cause the erection of n
handsome new depot at O cost Of about
s5000O
The resolution was adopted, and Mr..
Koch moved to add committee of five
from tho board to the conference, and
Messrs. Hall, Vollinger, Koch, mckinley
and President Gruso were appointed.
Exciting Runaway.
Yesterday afternoon about S o'clock
big black horse belonging to John
Hiegenfelder ran away from Donaldson's
carriage works, on Eighteenth street,
whore it took fright while tho riding
cart to which it was attached was be-