The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1899-10-06
County Commissioners.

There was regular meeting of the
County Commissioners Tuesday with
Messrs. Richard J. Swami, George W..
Rawlings, George 7. Donaldson and B. n.
Hardesty present. The following orders
were passed:
Ordered, That the bond of George w.
Harrison, constable for Evansville district,
be accepted and sent to Clerks office for
| record.
Ordered, That the report of ?. p. Castle
Treasurer, be adopted, subject to revision
by the Clerk to this Board.
Ordered That NJ. E. Brady, Walter
Ryon and John P. Hopkins be appointed
| if the petition of E. p Gibbs and Others
to close road in Queen Anne District
be approved.
Ordered That the sum of 800 bc appro-
priated Cor repairs on road from Bright
seat to Lantlover, to be levied in 1900;
/ William Barron to supervise same.
| Ordered, That Charles PETER eXpend
$50 on roat! from Temples place to Sill
yer Hill, levy 1909.
| Ordered, That John T. Millbrook be
allowed $50 on road from Beaver Dam to
Beltsville, levy 1900.
| Ordered, That the Evansville road league
| be allowed to cxpend 800 on road lead
ing from Baltimore and Washington pike
to Avenel.
| Ordered, That Benjamin Allen, Super
visor, be allowed to expend $e5 on Buena
Vista road and $50 on Sheriff road in
Kent District, levy 1900.
Ordered, That Allen Clarke expend SIS
| on road from his place to Beale D. Multi
kin's; levy 1900.
Ordered, That a committee consistin g
| of A. G. Darcy, T. B. Middleton, j. T.
| Perkins and Richard Curtain be appointed
to examine and determine if public neces-
sity requires the opening of Hynesboro
road, as petitioEcd for by B. F. Binnix
and others.
| Ordered, That DR.. L. A. Griffith, Town
| Commissioner be allowed and paid $50
out of License Fund, to be expended on
the streets of Upper Marlboro.
| Ordered, by the County Commissioners
of Prince Georges county, Md, this 3rd
day of October, 1899, That John B. Contee,
counsel for this Board, be and he is hereby
directed to take necessary steps to recover
| from F. Nelson Jarboe, former Treasurer
due SAID county by the said Jarboe. Treas
urer as aforesaid, from him. the said jar
| Doe, or his securities. And it is further
ordered, That John 3. Contec, counsel as
aforesaid, be and he is hereby directed to
take necessary steps to recover the
| amounts due to said Prince George
county by James 7. Perkins, former Treas
| urcr, deceased, his estate or securities, and
the said John B. Contee is directed to take
such necessary steps to so recover the said
funds so due the county at once.
Ordered, That the following accounts
be passed and paid: John Weldon, road
account, $3.50; Henry F. Payne, road &C
count, $26.75; Jared Hawkins, bridge &C
count, $22 10; Clarence Hawkins, lumber,
5000; John L. White, road account, $2S;
John W. Wheatley, road account, $3.50;
Edgar J. Thorn, road account, $12; Joseph
Mimic, road account, $3.50; A. 3. Suit,
constable's account, $52.O5; j. A. Turner,
cutting trees off road, $3.50; W. ]. Dixon,
road account, $1,000; J. NJ. Kendrick, road
account, $3.50; Pinkney Belt, turnpike
$33 25 NJ. L. Luckett, blacksmith, $40
Thomas H. Proctor, road account, $11
George NJ. Book, lumber, Sc; John E
Bewley, burying paupers, SIS; James
Ford, So so; Walter ]. Proctor, cutting
trees, 81 so; Richard W. Hereford, turn.
pike, $3.50; Lemuel Douglas, road &C.
count, $33 80; William NJ. Callahan, road
account, So; Potomac Terra Gotta Pipe
Co., $42 go; Joseph Rennoe, road account
$3.50; William A. Parker, road account
SO; Thomas O'Flaherty, road account
$43.45; James Gross, bridge account, $22.
IL; Benjamin Allen, $22; Thomas Beall
$2S; John F. Bell, cutting trees off road
81; II. w. Grimes, road account, 500
Charles Proctor, cutting trees off road, 81
Thomas Cook, taking pauper TO Aims
House, 81; Walter Ryon, road account
$3.50; John F. Millbrooke, road account
s.; P. Hurd, road account, $3.50; George
w. Fowler, work on pike. $34.s5; T. G.
Canter, constables account, $2.70; Joseph
X. Wilson, terra Gotta pipe for Pike, $3.50
c. G. Mckee, 1925.
Adjourned until Tuesday, October 18th