The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1896-09-04
County Commissioners.

There was regular meeting of the
County Commissioners Tuesday with
full Board in attendance. The following
orders were passed:
Ordered, That Edward G. Emack super
intend the construction of the iron bridge
to be built over the Little Paint Branch,
near School No. 2, in Evansville district;
also the iron bridge over the North West
Branch near EVANSVILLE, at 5 per cent. of
construction of same.
Ordered, That George W. Hopkins be
authorized to build bridge over Clarkes
Branch in Bowie district at Supervisors
rates: to be paid out of road and bridge
account.
Ordered, That Dr. Richard S. Hill be
authorized to repair the flooring on the
t vo bridges between Upper Marlboro and
the d pot: to be paid out of road and
b i ige surplus.
Ordered, That the contract for furnish
ing coal to the Court House and Jail, for
1869, be awarded to J. L. Edlavitch.
White Ash, No. ., at 1928 per ton, and
No. 3 at $3.50 per ton.
Ordered, That the license fund be dis
,ributed as follows: to the list, end, Bird,
4th. 9Th, 9Th, 18th, 18th, 18th 18th and 14th
districts 5000 each; to the Sth, 9th and
10th $3.50 each
Ordered That John NJ. Roberts be au-
thoriZed to eXpend S25 on the public road
known as the Alexandria road leading
from Oxon Hill to Upper Marlboro.
Ordered, That Benjamin N. Hardisty be
paid 800 for iron safe for Treasurer's Of
flee.
Ordered, That the account of DR.. G. c.
Stewart, Health Officer, be passed for $25,
to be levied in 1897
Ordered, That the account of jeremiah
Berry, assessor at large for End assess
ment district, for services from June end
to September 1st 1885, inclusive, making
"a days at "a per day $685. be passed,
the same to be levied in March, 1897.
Ordered, That the public road known as
the Bunker Hill road, in Bladensburg dis
trict, be altered, changed and widened as
pe:itioned for by Allen W. Mallery and
others, the cost of widening or altering
slid road, the land necessary, the cost of
constructing the same together with the
cost of this petition to be paid by the
Columbia and Maryland Railway Com
pany, said railway to have the right.
upon complying with this order to
use 50 much of the bed of the original
Bunker Hill road as is covered by the To-
cation of its road upon condition that the
road as widened shall be made at least as
good road as said original road and with
in 80 days from this date.
Ordered, That the following road and
bridge accounts be passed and paid: An
gus Lamond, terra Gotta pipe, $15S1
Charles p. Baden, 18th district, road and
b'idge account, $G0.74; Henry Hatton. oh
district, road account $121.45; Benjamin
F. Richardson, Sth district, road account
$685.; John W. Fowler, 12th district
road account, $3.50; James T. Grimes,
18th district, road account, 5000; William
f. Swami, 9th district, road account, $33.
=; W. w Watson, sth district. road ac,
C unit, $62; Patrick Hurd, Bird district
road account, $3.50. Joseph 7. Bayne
9Th district, road account, $40; George W
Hopkins, 18th district, road and bridge ac.
count, 800. 4S; J. N. Knowles, 14th dis
trict, lumber, $15.26; r. H. Curtain, 9th
district bridge account, $3l15; c. J.
Kobe, 9TH district, road account, x12S55
George f. Underwood, 9TH district, bridge
account, $3.50 William E. Philips, 18th
district, road and bridge account, 1854 30
r. F. Hicks, Nth district, road and bridge
account, $67 .05; William Beavin, End dis
trict, road account, *l05.16; Nicholas O.
Ridgley, Bird district road and bridge ac
count, $3.50; John A Wells, It'll district
road account, $3.50
Adjourned until Tuesday when the Com,
missioners will meet as IA Board of Control
and Review.
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