Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-06-15

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juries occasioned to travellers on said
public road anu, whereas, no proper
attention has been paid to other
notices of this court given heretofore
to said company, TO provide proper
and careful guards TO warn travellers
on said road when said blasts are
over. and otherwise to safeguard
the public against injury by said blast
ing. etc.
1t is ordered that said company be
again notified to provide careful and
vigilant guards and Otherwise warn
and protect all travellers over side road
and make ii safe to travel said road.
and should it fail to do as requested
the prosecuting ATTORNEY shall be
directed to take such prompt steps of
a civil or criminal nature as may be
necessary TO protect the public against
any further annoyance or danger by
the operating of the works of said
company.
The following appointments of
parish physicians to serve until other.
wise ordered by the court were made !:
Martinsburg district.
A. Andrews. M ID.
Hedgesville district.
d. r. Ross. M. d.
Gerardstown district.
w Daniols
Mill Greek district,
J. M. Hoover, M. d.
Falling Waters district,
A. j Lemaster. M. ID.
Arden district,
Jno. B. Snodgrass, M. d.
Opequon district, east of Opequon
creek.
E. L. Strobe, Nj. d.
West of Opeeuon district,
j. Mckee Sites, M. ID.
1t was ordered that no bills Of ply
sicans for services in attendance to
the poor of the county are hereafter
allowed as same is fully provided for
by the appointment of parish physi-
clans.
A complaint against Nv. Lamon of
Mill Greek district was received and
it was ordered that J. W. Lamon and
q. M. Lamon be instructed to get a
good, complete surveyor to establish
their line between each other-where
same reachesthe public road in oues-
ton and then the court will direct as
to the proper location Of said road
james Burk was appointed to act
as superintendent to the ball and
chain gang as provided for i'll the
order previously publ shed.
Ex-Sheritf James H. Smith sub
mitted a list of persons delinquent
for non payment OF taxes for the year
1900. which list was examined by the
court and allowed for the sum of
$263. So.
An appropriation of 1926 was made
to l.. Payne and $50 TO Jno. j. Ridge
way as compensation for land used
i'll opening q public road between
Ridgeway and Paynes Chapel. the
said Panye to leave an outlet for the
property now owned by Mrs. Jno. w.
Lamon, provided he closes the present
road, and to be required to place a
gate at said entrance to said proper
4 tv.
J The bills of the officers for arresting
tramps for trespassing upon the pro-
perty of the Baltimore &Ohio Railroad
Company, ETC., were not paid. The
bills of Justice of the Peace Jno. w.
Martin and Constable Riordon, who
had but few dealings with tramps,
were ordered paid, but it was ordered
! that the bills OF N. G. Caldwell, G.
! d Burnett, John III. Fnlk, and A. J.
Snyder be held over until special
term of court to be held Aug. ! and
that the same be referred to the Pros
ecuting Attorney for his legal opinion
as TO the charges made in the bills.
The following were appointed over
seers of the poor in the several dis.
tricts of the county;
Mill Greek District.
Samuel Mohler.
| Gerardstown district,
| w. r. Parkinson.
Arden district,
w. H. H. Miller.
MartInsburg district,
A. H. Rutherford.
Opequon district,
W. NJ. Miller.
Falling Waters district,
Jas. d. Jack.
Hedgesville district,
Jacob Naylor.
Bids w ere aksed for the erection OF
a bridge over the Tuscarora creek,
near Kilmer's Mill, on the Dry Run
Turnpike according to certain speci-
| fications.
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