The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-12-16
THz ROAD SURVEYORS
Appointed By the County Court other
Business TranEaeted.

Appointed By the County Court Other
Business Transacted.
County court adjourned Saturday. |
Following is an abstract Of business
done after Tuesday asteraooD of last |
week;
G. A. Anderson and others fled
petition to have new road es
tabiished running from the residence
of James Fox, through his land and !
that of Ami Tenant. P. A. Ten
nant's heirs, Denny Tenant and
others, to the residence of William
w. Walker The viewers appointed
TO make report TO court are Sol
ONION Thomas, A. p. Taught and
VIM. E. Price.
c. A. Anderson and others filed
petition to have a new road estah-
lished running from Denny Tenants
residence to Wesley Haught's. The
same viewers named above were APP
pointed to look over the ground and
report to court.
F. NJ. Garrett was licensed to keep
hotel at McCurdysville.
Application being made to discon-
tinue road running from the resi-
dence Of James Andersonand through
his land and that of James Rinehart.
intersecting the county road between
the forks of Miracle run, it was order.
I'd that Abraham Darrah and Wesley
futile be appointed viewers and re
port whether, in their opinion, any.
and If any what, inconvenience would
result from disseminating same.
The court ordered that new road
be established and kept in repair, be
ginning at the Trippett lands ON the
Uniontown pike and on through
same to the Brandonville pike.
The court ordered that ten out
standing orders, given by G. w. L.
Mayors in payment of building the
new court house. Nos. 339, $40. 403,
404, 405. 406, 407, 40s, 400, and 4I0,
each for 81 900. be presented by the
holders thereof to the sheriff of this
county for payment prior to May Is,
1894, and that unless the same are
so presented no interest be paid
thereon after the date mentioned.
Commissioner A. B. Price was dele.
gated to inquire into the facts relat-
ing to the breaking through the
county bridge on Jake's run BY the
traction engine belonging to James
Comley, and report the then condi-
tion of the bridge, what damage was
done to the engine and generally
what compensation is due Comley,
who places his loss of time and dam
age to his engine by breaking through
the bridge at 5000, any compensation
thereon being deferred till the report
of Commissioner Price.
James A. Davis was exonerated
from the payment Of taxes erroneous
ly assessed on lot in Morgantown.
+. Carl Frame was granted Ger
tifieate to obtain license to practice
law
The Deckers Creek road from
Hagedorn's mill up to the Lime Kiln
is taken from precinct No. and
added to precinct No. L.
A further settlement was made of
the account of B. M. Jones, late sher-
if of this county, by which it appears
that the balance due from him to the
county has been reduced to the sum
of $5,536.03
Joshua Jenkins was exonerated
from the payment of taxes erroneous
ly assessed on 5000 personal prop
erty.
John B. Wiley was sworn in as
deputy clerk of the county court.
That part of road in Clinton
district known as the Selby hill road,
beginning at Jackson's ON Booth
creek and extending to pike near
Samuel Steele's, be taken from pre-
cinct No. 7 and added to precinct
No. 3, including in No Sherman
Danley and James Holland.
The Road Surveyors appointed to |
serve during the coming year in the
several districts, with the number of |
the precinct of each, are as follows: /
UNION DISTRICT.
No. l, Jacob Jarrett; 2, Willard |
ST. Clair; 3, George Houston; A,
George Blaney; 5, James Cole; 6, I.
d. Field
MORGAN DISTRICT.
No. l, j. N. McMillen; 2, NJ. r.
Nuce; 3, j. Nj. Pixler; 4, J. U. Beall;
s. Lock Brand; 6, A. J. Blaney; 7,
A. J. Koontz.
CLINTON DISTRICT.
No. |, j. W. Sterrett; 2, Lemuel I
Watson; 3, VIM. Summers; 4, K.
McRa; 5, j. NJ. Price; 6, Mark
Mitchell; Z, Elmus Holland; s, John
Howell; 8, NJ. NJ Lamar; 10, f. A.
Bailey; IL, Theodore Robe; II, Caleb
Beall
GRANT DISTRICTS
No. l, G. W. Frum; q w H. Tea
garden; 3, John C. Youst; 4, d. Y.
5, w. G. Eddy; 6, j. w.
Arnett; Z, ?. Ray Low; s, Samuel
9, Goyey Trippett; 10,
Eliza Barb; IL. Ross T. Reed; IL,
Henry Raber; l3, Lawrence Cole.
CAsS DISTRICT.
No. l, E. j. Moore; 2, james San
ders; 3, Joseph Berry; 4, T. K Keen
an; 5, Mark Weaver; 6, Wilbur f.
Dorsey; 7, Perry Cole; s, y. Ammons;
8, Joel Bowlby.
BATTELLE DISTRICT.
No. l, J. w. Wiley; 2, Jasper Shri-
yer; 3, L. R. Core; 4, Owen Talking
ton; 5, Aleck Hennen; 6, George L.
Mapel; Z, G. s. Leggett; 8, A. D.
Edwards; 8, William Simpson; 10,
A. ?. Haught; II, Hillman futile;
II, M. L. Anderson; ID, S. p. Haught;
IA, w. G. Taught; Is. Albert Talk
ington; l6, w. E. Goodnight.
CLAY DISTRICT
No /, J. W. Tenant; 2, James G.
Downey; 3, Jacob Minor; 4, Josephus
Thomas; 5, w. A. Parker; 6, G. /.
Moore; 7, Leroy Youst; s, j. T. Nee
ley; 9, S. P. Moore; 10, NJ L. Cor
dray; IL, l. G. Core; II, A. Hender
son; ID, John Riggs; Ii, E. j. Ten