The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-09-15
COUNTY COURT.
synopsis Of County Court Proceedings
Sept. Term, 1894.


Sept. Term, 1894.
Present: A. B. Price, President
E. W. Brand and J. c. Price, com
missioners.
DR.. Ira E. Hall was employed tt
furnish all size necessary medical
treatment for the poor of Clay Dis
trict for the compensation Of $50 fol
one year.
The following business done BY
the clerk in vacation was confirmed
by the court:
Admitted to probate the will o.
E. NJ. Austin, decd, and qualified
John NJ. Jolliffe, executor; bond
81, 200 with Francis M. johnson
surety.
Took from Alvy E. Tough, guar.
dian of Maud and Myrtle Tough, 8
new bond of $1,000 with John E
Price, surety tin place of B. M.Jones
dec'd.)
Probated the last viii of Mary
Ross, decd, and qualified John F.
Ross, executor, bond 5000 with Jas
f. Ross. surety.
Appointed Philip w. Province
guardian of Howard Il. Province
bond 5000 with Christopher Water
man, surety.
Appointed Virginia Evans admrx.
of VIM. ~ Evans, decd, bond ST..
900 with Aaron j. Carlow and Da
vid L. Donley, sureties.
Took bond from Philip H. Keck
trustee in certain deed of trust
executed by Joseph B. Bixler, pen.
atty $500 with Leonidus V. Keck
surety.
admitted to probate the will Of
10 N n. Baker and qualified John
FL Baker as executor, bond S70C
{ It'll Chas. E. Donaldson, sure
ty, and appointed G. e. Donaldson
j. n. Dawson and II. A. Dickson
appraisers.
Appointed John o. Cook, admir-
of the estate Of VIM. w. Cook, deco
bond $1,000 with Alpheus Sine, VIM
A. Park and Asa Lemley, appraisers
Appointed Jacob L. Shively, adm'l
of the estate of Michael Shively
decd, bond $4,000 with Kate M
Shively, John H. Cole and Hosea NJ
Stansberry, sureties.
1t was ordered by the court that
the will of Malinda Glasscock decd.
be admitted to probate, and S. F.
Glasscock was appointed admins.
traitor, bond $1400, with Daniel
Glasscock surety.
On the motion of Milton Rinehart,
Silas w. Hare, sheriff, was ordered
to administer on the estate of Me.
LISA Myers, decd.
Ordered Silas w. Hare, sheriff, to
administer the estate Of Teri Ram.
sey, decd, and administer the estate
de bonis non of B. w. Allen, decd.
Admitted to probate the will OF
Joseph 2. Keener, decd, and quail.
fed George l. Keener, as executor,
bond $4,000, with w. W. Keener
surety, and appointed James E.Dent
j. J. Wharton, and VIM. b. Long,ap
praisers.
Admitted to probate the will Of
John H. Fetty, decd, and qualified
Marion S. Garrison, as executor
bond $500 With Alpheus Garrison
surety, and appointed John Youst
Alexander Lemley and David S.Mor.
ris, appraisers.
Appointed Josephus Cole, W. A
Tucker and John X. Barrackmar
appraisers of the estate of Teri Ram
sey, decd.
On motion of Tenant and Bark
er, it was ordered that Cephas ia
cobs be appointed administrator o.
the estate Of Philip Flumm, dec'd
bond $500 with j. c. Wallace, sure
| ty. Samuel Hackney, VIM. Simp
son and James Reay were appointed
appraisers.
The Mont Chateau company was
granted a certificate to obtain Ii
cense to keep a hotel in their new
building erected on the east side o
Cheat river.
1t was ordered that at the next gen
eral election the question of enforc
ing the stock law be submitted to ,
vote in Grant district.
J. H. Collins, who desires to prac
tice law in this State, proved hi
character, &c.
Upon the petition of John H.Hoff
man, it was ordered that the roaC
leading from VIM Bailey's lot to tn,
H. w. Protzman land be straighten
ed and the width increased 10 feet
provided the grade is not increased
and the condition thereof shall be al
good as it now is.
1t was ordered that the road from
the Morgantown and Fairmont pix,
to Cephas Jacobs gate be establish
ed as public road, and worked ant
kept in repair as other roads.
All further proceedings for the es
tablishment of a road through thu
lands of John l. Moore, John Foley
and others, were ordered discontin
ued.
E. J.Dolton and son were exonera
ted from the payment of $500 (capi
tation tax) enormously assessed
against them.
H. F. Rice was exonerated from
the payment of cert6in taxes enron
eously assessed against him.
G. L. Hare qualified as notary
public, and gave bond of $500 will
S. W. Hare, surety.
Court adjourned Friday.