The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-03

N.ko "a NSAV Va Cd pi4h 10 SiiOnb. 10.
Court house and jail..............$ 500 40
Poor house and farm............ 9i3 10
Contingent poor fund ....."......... gS2 %
FINANCE III 70
Roads and bridges....,."........,. %S "a
Total .A,as u
In the poor house, April's inmates
numbered: White males, 20; white fe-
males, 2S; colored females, A; total. Ill.
The sheriff returned county orders to
The amount OF 5 7,G25.
A communication vas received from
the executors OF the will OF the late Mrs.
ELS. Thompson. stating their intention
to lay off into Tots the property or the
pike just beyond Fulton; 1t was stated
to be desirable 10 straighten the stone
wall along the National road. The ex-
ecutors suggested an engineer be named
by each side to define the boundary and
Strengthen the wall. The matter was
referred to the committee on roads and
bridges and county engineer with power
to act.
Licenses were granted as follows: Mo-
Fart Park Association; William Fette;
Joseph Herden, Elm Grove; Albert
& Stahnke, Fulton; Joseph Green, Trladel-
phla; Robert Jenkins, Point Mills; Sam
uels Miller, National road near Pennsyl-
vania state line.
Apetition was received from Mont de
Chantal, Edglngtun's Lane and Pleasant
Valley, asking the board to place a
bridge across the creek, connecting
Pleasant Valley and Mont de Chantal.
The petition was received and filed, but
as the road and bridges fund has already
been appropriated, nothing could be
done now.
The sum of 5000 was placed In the
transportation fund.
The Wheeling and Fairmant pike mat
ter next came up. The Marshall county
court desires to keep this road open. The
roads and bridges was given further
time in which to learn the cost of re-
pairing the slip on the road and to keep
the road In order.
The council of pleasant Valley pre-
scented a Communication regarding the
paving OF the National road In the mu-
%nlcipallty, authorizing the preparation
OF legal papers binding Pleasant Valley
to put in curbs and the commissioners
and the Wheeling & Elm Grove Rail-
way Company 10 do the paving. Thu
IA council last night agreed to its part OF
the contract. A committee. composed OF
President McGregor, Mr.. Fritz and MIR.
Speidel, wac appointed to confer with
Prosecuting Attorney Meyer and prepare
.the@papers. The paving shall not be
torn up OF disturbed In any way for hve
years. The commissioners and railway
company had already agreed to their
parts of the agreement.
The judges and bar OF the county re-
commended the purchase OF u record
book typewriter. The matter was reter-
red to the committee on court house and
I..t Er ,l,ira Ic m ha Mn rad in fhp
circuit court clerks office.
The board then took up bids for road
and bridge, construction and repair DUR
ing 1898, and contracts were let as fol-
lows:
Carter and W. c. Keller. Boggs'
Hill, S%pringcr's and Bushtield's, $40
John Armstrong. Chape! Run and SPRING
". G.. Guy. Laidley's Run to Pennsylva-
MIA State, Line. sl.00:
T. N. RIne. Middle Wheeling Creek.
Lower End, &c.
BuchananN& Klmnlns, Middie WheeIins
Creek, Upper End, SIC. ~
II. A. Fulnar. Monument and Big
Wheeling Creek, Zoe.
Martin Prettyman; Peters Rum sue.
Ed Kiger, Stone Church. Sl.3i.
Buchanan & KImmins, Valley Grove &
Middle Wheeling Creek, SC.
Henry Heinberger. West Union and Ro-
ne fos1 P g sS Sti5st H fTS m!ief Run sl' Sc.
John WIckham. Elm Grove and Boggs'
Rine & Brandle. Mc%Cutchcon's to Buch-
Isaac sliger. Wheeling & Elm Grove. 7ic.
T., ]. Billick. Gillespie's Run to Stone
John Johnson. steenrod's to Mt. de
< Chantal, Sl.03.
GottiIeb Brandle, West Union & Roncy's
(second two niles, T.09.
T. ]. Billlck. West Union 6 Roney's CAST
three miles), {l.i5.
HIGHLAND.
James Bowman. Greggsv!lle, Clinton &
David Hercules. jr., Greggsville. Clinton
& Potomac, TO Deans, 9fc.
William Cruise GreSgsvIlle. Clinton &
Potomac; to District line; ssci D., -,
Springer's HILL Soc.
". L. Smith. Kclly's Barn and Dement,
Cemetery, Sl.i0.
James bowman, Pogue's Run, Soc.
n. Vanaman. Peters Run, 99c.
Robert Costaln, River Road-FIrst d.
Rouse Bros. River Road-second d.
David Hercules. Short creek-North
X. Ridgeley, Short ~creek-south Fork.
J. NJ. Reeves, Short creek-Main Stem.
II, r. Carter. Boggs' Hill. springcr's and
Bushield's, $l.10.
Carter & Keller. Browns Run. s1.14.
John Hercules. Glenn's Run and Cherry
Richard Hercules, Reilly and Dclnplalnc,
j. j. Linton. waddle and wardcn's
George Landsmyer. Eds!ngton Lane to
Bethany Pike. Sl.o0.
Calvin DouFai. Hur's Run, nc.
Smith Mcdonald. Highland School
r. N. Maxwell, McGraw's Run, sl.1O.
LIBERTY.
William Cruise. GreggsvIlle, Clinton &
C. X. Curtis, GregEsyille, Clinton G Po-
tomac. Harvey's 10 Potomac, sl:1o.
". L: Smith. Kelly's Barn and Dement,
william McGrudcr. McGraw's Run TO
Greggsvlilc, Clinton & Potomac Road, 9ic.
Milton Howard. Rice and Castleman's
i. c; Springer, Valley Grove & Middle
Calvin Dougal, Wheeling, W. L. & b.
Second Division. Die.
". E. Montgomery, Long Run to Pc.
s.. +. Caldwell, West Liberty to Wells
E. G.. Smith. Battle Run to Grcggsvllle,
Clinton &c Potomac Road, il1a.
John McKinsle, Dlxon's Run to Grcggs-
Vile, Clinton &c Potomac Road. SOC.
William Morrison. Gllmore's Crossing to
Patterson's Hill. $40.
s.. y. Caldwell. Rice and Wcidman's. $40.
tsettlc. stuhlnre's to West Alexan-
Calvin Dousal. West Liberty and Har-
Yey's. Die. y
Burgess Lowe. Yves, Liberty and Castle
Horace Shepard. West Liberty and Cir.
tvs Point. Soc.