The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1894-09-14
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County Commissioners.

county COMMISSIONERS.
There was regular meeting of the Coun
ty Commissioners Tuesday with full
Board in attendance. The following
orders were passed:
Ordered, That the balance of $50, Lii
cense Fund assigned Kent district be plac-
ed at the disposal of the Road CommisS-
toner's for said district; and we recommend
that $25 be expended on the road adj DIN
ing Mrs. ASh's farm and the balance, 500
on the Sallie Hilleary road.
Ordered, That Henry Haker, Supervisor
for Bowie district, be authorized to eNpend
$50 or SO much as may be necessary on Bird
ges near Glendale.
Ordered, That John A. Wells, Super
visor for Queen Anne district, be authorz-
ed to build bridge over Simon's Branch,
in said district, at Supervisors rates
Ordered, That B. d. Stephen be author1z-
ell to expend 800 or so much thereof as
may be necessary to build bridge over
Captain John Branch, in Bladensburg dis
trict.
Ordered, That $50 be appropriated to cut
down hill on Spicer's Creek road near farm
of Thomas Walls, in Nottingham district,
under the supervision of Charles GODDARD.
Ordered, That the road case of Thorn
and others VS. Jacob Selner be postponed
for further hearing Tuesday, the 18th INST.
Ordered, That the sum of 800 be APP
proprated to be expended on the Wash
ington and Baltimore pike in Evansville
district payable out OF general road ana
bridge fund under the supervision of VIM.
r. Baker, supervisor, provided the citizens
of said district will contribute the sum OF
$217 for same purpose.
Ordered, That James T. Perkins, late
Treasurer and Collector, pay to John W.
Belt on account of taxes enormously paid
for 80, 80, and 81 with cos is of sale as
sessed in name of G. G. McGill in Bladens-
burg district amounting to $16,SS, and that
Samuel G.. Townshend, Treasurer and Col
leetor pay on account of taxes paid by the
said Belt for 80 and '93, amounting to $4s5
Ordered That a warrant for $50 be drawn
in favor of r. NJ. McGregor, engineer, for
experimenting bridge at Hyattsville.
Ordered, That a warrant for $l4.96 be
drawn in favor of VIM R. Smith for lumber
furnished Supervisor Wells of Queen Anne
district.
Ordered, That warrant be drawn in favor
of VIM. E. Clark & CO., for supervisors
tools.
Ordered, That the report of VIM. H.
White standard bearer, be and the same is
hereby adopted, and that a warrant be
drawn on Collector and Treasurer for
1894 in favor of said Whitefor $50, being
amount allowed by law for said services.
Ordered That the road recently opened by
T. L. Keen near Mullikins Station be ac-
ceptel as public road, in lieu of the old
road
Ordered, That 4 warrant upon theTrea-
surer be drawn in favor of VIM. r. Dyer
for 1852 30 for repairing bridge over Piscat-
away Branch.
Ordered That war ant be d avn in favor
of Edward F. Tucker for So for cleaning
out well in Jail yard.
Ordered, That warrant be drawn in
favor of Lamb & Co., for $74 % in pay
ment of Aims House orders dated Sept ) tn
1894.
Ordered, That warrant be drawn in
favor of George S. Dove sheriff for $13 90,
to pay for locks for Jail.
Or..cred, That a warrant be drawn in
favor of J. r. Coale for $21340, for A
tons of coal furnished the Court House
and jail.
The following road and bridge accounts
were passed and paid: Marcellus Robey,
Evansville District, $126.50; VIM. Bevan,
Bladensburg District, $50; Henry Haker,
Bowie District, $Sl15; VIM. r. Dyer,
Piscataway District, $50; Bernard Mckay,
Laurel District, $162.61; Robert H. Robin
son, Brandywine District, S173.53; John
A. Wells, Queen Anne District $53 J. T.
Bayne, Spaldings District, $50; Charles
Brown, Bladensbug District, 5000; John
ID. Beall, Spaldings District, S.; c. c. Clark
Bowie District, SAT %; E. S. Walker, Queen
Anne District, 1874; W. W. Fowler, MARI
boro' District, 1871 ,s5; Henry Jones, Queen
Anne District, $3.50; James R. Cross,
Nottingham District, $780, VIM. H. Bar
rett, Oxen Hill District, $50; Nicholas o.
Ridgeley, Marlboro District, $50; j. p
Hurd, & Brothers, lumber for bridges,
$3.50; VIM. E. Swan Spaldings District,
1925; J. w. Hicks & Brothers, lumber,
$21.2 total 81, 1885.
Adjourned until Tuesday mex, for the
purpose of passing on the ne W bridge built
between Hyattsville and Bladensburg, and
the road case of Thorn VS.. Jacob Seldner.