Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-05

eec per cubic yard; WIN. venamhn, bidder
Glenn's Run and Cherry Hill, $L09; n
Straub
Greggsville. Clinton and Potomac, first
division.-
Gregg's to Pogue's Run. CSC; Elijah
HembIe.
Pogue's Run to Deans shop, s1.o5; J. 8
White.
Deans Shop to District Line. ssc; Stew
6. c: and P. to Cherry Hill, $40; NJ. F
McColloch.
Highland School House. s1.2o; John w
McColloch.
HUNS Run, 75c; Linken Yeater.
Kelly's Barn and Dement, Cemetery
s1.24; Stewart Wallace.
Peters Run. $1.OS; lack Springer.
Pogue's Run, $1.05; J. S. White.
Reilly and Delaplaine, s10o: Newton
Rouse.
River Road, first division. s1.3o; Robert
Costain.
River Road, second division, s1.2o; New.
Short Creek. north fork. SIC. Linken
Yeater.
Short Creek, south fork. 74c; r. Her.
cules.
Short Creek, main stem, soc; D. A. Wad-
die.
Waddle and Wardens Run, first divis-
ion, $1.00; w. #. Carter
Waddle and WardenS Run, second oil
vision, s1.10; w. F. Carter.
Liberty.
Battle Run to G.. c. and p road, 99c per
cubic yards; G. w. Miller, bidder.
Dixon's Run to G. c. and P. road, Csc;
J. NJ Timmons.
Gilmore's Crossing to Patterson's Hill,
$l.38; Ed. Springer
Greggsville, Clinton and Potomac, Sec
ond diviSion:-
District Line to Hervey's, s1.3O; John
Mozingo.
Harveys to Potomac s11s; John Mo-
lingo.
KeIy's Barn and Dement, Cemetery.
Long Run to Potomac, s1.00; w. E.
Montgomery.
McGraw's run to G. C. and P. road, s1.15;
NJ. Foreman.
Rice and Castleman's Run, s1.15; John
Johnson.
Rice and weidman's. $1.s4; S. E. Cald-
we'll.
Stuhlfres to West Alexander, s1.55;
Trestlework to Rodgers, $12s; Henry
Armstrong.
Valley Grove and Middle Wheeling
Creek, S123; ]. B. Armstrong.
West Liberty and l'astleman's, Soc; +.
Verse.
West Liberty and Girty's Point. s1oo;
H. Sheppard.
West Liberty and Harvey's, H.15; H.
Wheeling, w. L. and B., second division,
81. 40; Eli Johnson.
West Liberty and Wellsburg, S5c; Chas.
Mitchell.
Frazier's Run, $1.4S; Carrigan & Carna-
han.
Wheeling and Elm Grove, east of school
house, $116; G. e. McCulley.
Wheeling and Elm Grove, west Of school
house, SIPS; Jos. Bauman.
Wheeling and Fairmont, SLAB; Carrigan
Carnahan.
Wheeling and Ridge, Sis; G. E. McCul-
ley.
Triadelphia and Richland, $100; E. Hum
BILE
Roney's Point to B. S. and B., Triadel-
phia and Liberty, s1.09; VIM. Morrison.
Cumberland Road paving, A.15; Geo. w.
Lennon.
Springer's Hill, Richland, masonry, $40;
excavation, $25; Enoch Smith.
Weidman's to G. c. and P. road, mason
ry, $2.75; w. E. Montgomery.
Grading-Steinrod to Mt. de Chantal
roads. e. Caldwell, IL cents for earth,
80 cents for rock and $1.00 for trees
over II inches.
Grading, Middle Wheeling creek road,
VIM. H. Folmer, % cents per yard.
Grading, Covenanter church to Stuhl-
fire road, F. J. Ridgely, IL cents per
yard.
Grading, Wiedmans to G.. c. &
road, ]. C. Foreman, 13 cents for earth,
Is cents loose rock, IS cents solid
rock.
For painting "a bridges, Joseph Mon
ahan, 1920.
District Lines Changed.
An ordinance was adopted changing
the district lines of Washington and
Triadelphia districts. The change ex-
tends the district line of Washington
from a point short distance east of
Fulton to Stackyard Hollow. The
change was made to give the Fulton
people the benefit of the school taxes
upon property in that section, for
which they have been clamoring for
some time.
Erroneous Assessments.
The Board decided, upon motion of
Mr.. Hare to meet as Board of Equal
ization and Appeals on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, June Goth, 21st
and 22nd, to consider applications for
correction of erroneous assessments in
Washington, Madison and Clay districts
respectively. Other districts will be
announced later
Bills Paid.
Bills were ordered paid as follows
Roads and Bridges. 7,149 81
Poor house and farm. ............... 673 81
Contingent poor fund. ............. e52 80
Finance $50. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 20
Court house and Jail .............. GA 40
Totals -. ................... s12, $50 80
County Physicians.
The reports of Drs. Megrail and Arm
brecht, county physicians, were re-
ceived. DR.. Megrail reported 12S per-
sons receiving medical aid and 48S Wis
it's. In addition there were 40 visits
to the Rescue Home. There were three
births and four deaths
DR.. Armbrecht visited 106 families
making $40 visits,9S Office consultations
and II lunacy examinations. He had