The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-05

The rr.ul.: monthly sea.!oa o! the
bard OF eouaiy commissioners TaS
held yesterday, l1d vas devoted a!uoi:
exclusively 20 rou:ino basiaesL The
committee OF court house and Jail rec
o2neaded tho payment o. bills for
SIS 20, Aad the finance c5mIis!ee OF
S52j 81, which we're ordered paid. The
EheviE returned county orders TO the
snoua. Of sos 70, pIid bY HIN. Iad
he vas credited With tina: sum. The
700; house and farm committee recon.
;aente1 the psymcu: Of bills !o'
$!,l0 q, which i1cIctc3 the Insurance
premium ca tho POO. house Tor three
year.. These and b.ll3 Tor Ssh IS OF!
OF tue cont!uEeat poor tcad were OF.
de'sd paid.
There we're % inmates 10 Tie iEGGn.
AIRY in May, as follows: White mA.sS
81. white teaa!e4 IS, colofed male !,
coioIed female /. There ~as one birth
and ono death ia the month.
The committee on roads and bridges
approved bills s9r SEA- 50. Old bills
due en- account Q! !he National road be-
lore 1t a;n into The nGads OF the U
y were also reported 20 the aggregate
n!Sl,3S3 Il. These were all ordered paid
eIcep. two, which we're referred back
10 the committee for farther ioTeI;!Cl-
ton and 'epors.
Cou1;y Law Librarian Ceyaas 70
ported that ..e'e we're n the library
sos books, Al increase over Las: yeae Of
2l3 volGmes.
The ana1a. reports Of the oTpresEIot
the poor were presented. except
tha: OF NJ. McGrrIor, from Ma1isoa
district. n spite OF the dull times and
financial depression In Clay aad Richie
dis;rlc;a there was ! reduction In the
amoun, expended, a. compared with
the previous year. The reports as 20
o2;doo. paupe:i we're as follows:
Washington district, Sl,133, II loads
Q! cal, q ra!3, OF shoes.
Clay. S5S 20, 81 loads o. coal, .
iunerals.
Union, ESQ, l3o loa1s OF coal, s
funerals.
Centre, S7752 %, 90 loads Of Goals, IL
pairs Of shoes. funerals.
Webster. 1925 %. 81 loads OF coal, .
funerals, 5 pairs Of Ehoos.
Richie, 1903 @, 5; loads OF coal, )
funerals, Il palrs @; shoes.
TEiadeI2hia, $3.50 20, y loads Of ccal,
funeral . pairs OF shoes.
Liberty. S3l3 30. s. worth OF coal, one
pair OF shoes.
Richland, SO; 80.
Mr.. SomucrTiLle appeared for Sir.
Rogers, Tho had Z dispute over q road
location, and said he would accept the
so offered BIZ the beard.
Ncssrs. soznc:rille and Boyco, She
COMMITTEES who examined the circuit
court CLERKS o.ice, appeared aud al
dressed the board in sup2o.s c: the
recommendations Of their report, the
suoz:eace 0: which h.a b.en printed.
ThcY recommended that a typewriter
be purchased for Gse @. the clerk; that
his quarters DO enlarged. aud :hat an
elevator be constructed 10 send bocks
and papers to the cour: room. The re-
por: Ta5 referred to the committee with
poTc. 70 act.
1He rca4 5cperln!cncen.5 aEIu1! re-
port, 1eFe received and fled; alao the
co1nty physicians. lie reported hay
ing attended !: 3 births aud 8 deaths in
the year, "a cases OF Iunacy and . coso.
no!'s iuquests.
Petitions for n new Yo,in. place a.
Roney's PoiG. and for 4 change Of loca.
ton OF the n at kpb:ason's we're re-
terred 10 the commissioners.
The vote by which Dorothy. alias
"3foiher" Bunch, wac ret1sed ! license
to keep a saloon \: Fulton ~. yecon-
side'cd. and she was granted Z l!ren,e
By a vote OF G. to /. O7er O. out Of
81 voters il Fulton pe!:iior.! tina, i, be
granted. Slrs. Euach I: oace opeGeI
her place.
The vote on the pg5Da4ili5a % grant
the licenEe was as :oilozs: gnr, Noa5.,,
htndlcberger, Tysog, GrUfe, Eon!n:er.
Fritz and Baies; a.ains.. P.e2!geDt
Dobbins and }iesirs. IcGrcgs-, Nag.
we'll and Baird.