The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-10-30
County commissioners.

County commissioners.
The following orders were passed at the
meeting of the County Commissioners on
Tuesday of last week;
Ordered, That warrants he drawn on
the County Treasurer to pay the following
Aims House orders: A. b. Sansbury, $50
80; Dr. John Sansbury, $31.s5; R. S Beall,
$3.50; A B. Sansbury, $1l.79; total,
S24G31
Ordered, That the bond of George W.
Harrison, as Constable for Evansville dis
trict. be approved and same sent to Clerk S
Office for record.
Ordered, That warrant be drawn in ia
vor of E. Pllny Martin for 50 for copy of
assessment list for Nottingham district,
payable out Of surplus Of 1896
Ordered, That warrant be drawn in ia
vor of Mount Hope Retreat for $3.50 for
beard and medical treatment and atten-
dance of John Gwynn, in full to October
18th, 1896 payable out of March levy 1896
for Lunatic and Paupers.
Ordered, That George T. Underwood be
paid $245, in full for building bridge over
Hostetter's Branch, Piscataway district;
same to be levied in March, 1897, to reim
burse Bond money 1888
Ordered, That $50 be appropriated out
of road and bridge surplus to be expended
on the Piscataway and Alexandria road
known as Hatton's Hill, under the super
vision of Joseph A. King.
Ordered, That $40 be appropriated out
of road and bridge surplus to be expended
on the new road near Walters Mill in
Surratts district, by r. H. Curtain, Super
visor.
Ordered, That George N. Perkins. SUI
pervisor of Bladensburg district, be au-
thorized to repair road near College Sta
ton, in Badensburg district
Ordered, That $25 be appropriated out
of road and bridge surplus to be expended
on the public road from Dr. r. B. Perric's
farm to -- in Brandywine district,
under the supervision of r. B. Perrie.
Ordered, That the report of James H.
Mullikin as Standard Bearer for 1896, be
adopted and that warrant be drawn on
the County Treasurer for $50 in his favor.
for said work
Ordered, That the account of d. VI. Mes
bit, Assessor at Large for the 2nd Assess
ment district, for services from June end
to October Goth, 1896, 1l6 days, at "a per
day, amounting to $464, be passed; same
to be levied in March, 1897
Ordered, That the account of Robert
trict, 18th Assessment district, for services
from June End to October Goth, 1896, max
ing "A days. at 81 per day and $4G5 postage,
amounting to $300.65, be passed; same to
be levied in March. 1897.
Ordered, That the account of William
II. Gibbons Assessor at Large 4th Assess
ment district, for services from June end
to October Goth, 1896, making 116 days, at
"a per day and 81 expenses, amounting to
$3.50, be passed; same to be levied in
March, 1897
Ordered, That the account of Samuel
Tippett, Assessor at Large, 4th Assess
Int district, for services from June End
to October GOTH 1896, making IA days, at
81 per day and 81 expenses, amounting to
S457, be passed; same to be levied in March,
1897.
Ordered, That the Petition of John H.
Cusick, John NJ Owens and others for an
appropriation of $45 to cut down Aver
Hill. in OXon Hill district, be laid over
Il It'll next meeting, November 4th, 1896
Ordered That the petition of Frank
Martin, J. W. Fowler, Jr., and others, for
an appropriation to repair and gravel the
road from Moneys store to Broad Greek
run be laid over until next meeting, No
vember 4th, 1896
Ordered, That the reports of Samuel G
Townshend, County Treasurer for 1898
1894 and lS95-1s93 to June 23rd, 1896
1894 to August 9Th 1896, and 1898 to Au.
gust 14th, 1896, be adopted
Ordered, That Percy NJ. Cox be paid :,
| for typewritigg copies of testimony taken
at the Coroner's inquest case of murder OF
Miss Marguerite f. Drown: payable out OF
surplus 1896
Ordered That the account of James G.
| Rogers for defending criminals and ap
pearance fee in Criminal Trials ) and &
October Term, 1896; amounting to S56 &c
| be passed; same to be levied in March
| 1897.
Ordered. That the account of John VI
| Roberts, Justice of the Peace for OXol
| Hill district, amounting to $3.50 be pass
ed; same to be levied in March, 1897.
The following road and bridge account
were also passed:
Robert H. Robinson. llih district, so,
j. T, b. Suit, work on pike S2,:1D: J. NJ
Frey, It'll district, 80: W. NJ Baden, 1T
district, Sl3; John Z. Cisscl. 9th distric,
S25; John W. Fowler, 12th district, S3(
James $. Ayers, 12th district, so; William
| f. Swami, 9th district, SjOJO Louis {
Beall, 1st district, tools, So Narccllu
Robey, lSt district. $685.; Patrick HurG
Bird district, $3.50; w. y. Darcy, 9TH dis
trict, $50; George F. Mayhem 9th distric,
SO .62; Joseph T. Bayne, 9th district. 81:
Joseph Tayman, 18th district, $lO1; Tho,
| +. kinncmam 9TH district, $50; George
Underwood, 9TH district. 81; y. o. Ridge
ly, Bird district, 50 30; George n Perkin:
End district, S1S365; John A. Wells, It
district, $50; Benjamin F. Richardson
sta Iii strict, S4l3O
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One True Blood Purifier. has proved. owe
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