West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-10-15

The statement OF J. +. Hawkins,
steward, showed expenditures for
the support Of inmates in the aims
hpuse for the quarter to be as fol-
lows:
Salary Of steward. s131 25
Pay roll .......................... 143 Is
Total expenditures 1914 40
BY balance at begin
ming OF quarter s. ~ As
BY provisions on
hand -~-;-~, .~~..... 101 0S 113 So
Net expenses for
Road precinct No. 6, Union dis
trict, was divided, making the Horse
Shoe Run road the dividing line
and all roads lying between said
road and the Tucker county line to
form the new precinct, to be known
as No. 8.
G. e. Trembly took the oath of
Office as notary, with w. H. Glover as
surety; A. S. Chidester, same. with
j. w. Flynn, surety; ID. Y. Morris,
same. with ]. w. Flynn. surety.
Hotel licenses were granted to
Nancy M. Lougie of Kingwood, and
John G. Ball of Newburg.
William M. Sch@ffer fled his
resignation as deputy sheriff of this
county, which was, on motion, ac-
cepted.
The Citizens United Telephone
company was granted permission to
plant telephone poles along the road
leading from Colebank, via Sinclair,
to Fellowsville.
Road precinct No. 6, Union dis
trict, was divided, making the Horse
Shoe Run road the dividing line
and all roads lying between said
road and the Tucker county line to
form the new precinct, to be known
as No. 8.
Frank Fike refunded 3.4S,
taxes enormously assessed against
him.
Road precinct No. 4, Valley dis
trict, divided, cutting off the east
end of said precinct, new precinct
to be known as No. Z.
The following road surveyors were
appointed.
Kingwood district--O. G.. Carroll,
John w. Turner, George Myers, III.
u. Burke, Jacob F. White, Err
Teets, c.. b. Bergman, and there
are vacancies in 4, 5, and z.
Valley district-F. O. Schaffer,
Simon r. Martin, John b. Graham,
Thomas J. Conley, d. II. Field, J.
f. White, Clark J. Bayles.
Lyon district--James +. Triplett,
William F. Holmes, Worthington
Es Sheets, G. M. Doolittle, George
w. Hines, Robert White, James
Shay.
Reno district-Tod Hamilton,
John N. Golf, u. Grant Schooley,
Charles N. Hoffman, Hamilton j.
Brown, Charles A. Bolyard, Daniel
Wiles, Peter S. Bolyard, w. T..
Rutherford, b. A. Peaslee, Thomas
X. Murray, Julius Bolyard, James
G.. Sypolt, II. II. Shaver.
Union district-P. j. Knapp, Silas
Strawser, William S. Vile, John C.
Lantz, Joseph w. Strawser, Lewis
II. Weimer, John w. Loughry,
Summers Wolf.
Pleasant district-The list for this
district has not yet been handed in
to the clerk.
PortIand-Christian Nordeck (r and a.
S. d. Martin. Charles G.. Rhodes. Felix
K. LETTERS. Grant whitehair. William n.
Sypolt Joseph R..Ringer. Harrison Ringer,
Hiram w. Ringer. Henry Ringer. T.. II.
Ft'ler. w. u. Wheisell. Elijah WhltehaIr
Thomas II. Hill. A. L. Dodge. Elias Kelley
GRANITE p Lewis Samuel Barclay, l..
X. Gutherie. James NJ Thomas, Lucian r
William Spindler. Charley
Thomas, Frank Spikcr. Jesse Wheeler
Harvey Ffazee. and I. 3. II and "a vacant.
The following hduciary reports were az
frmed
+ Emma Bishop, admx Of Chas. NJ Bishop
decd first settlement.
Calvin and w n DeBerry. cxr's of
Joseph DeBerry; fourth settlement.
d. +. Liller, adm'r James Lillcr. third
settlement
John c. Ball, guardian Laura. Maggie.
James L., Florence J. and Maud y. Trissler.
b. +. Royce. executor OF Geo. w. Ashby.
decd FIRST and final settlement.
Daniel NJ. Wolf admr fonas Z Wou.
first settlement
Thomas a. Peil admir- Reason A. pen.
decd FIRST and final settlement
Jacob y. For,ney. adm'r John V. fortnoy.
decd first and final settlement.
j. W Parks allowed szs. amount Of
premium on $4,000 insurance on county jail
10 June g. 1900.
Major u. ~ Orr and James a. Lcnhsrt
we're appointed a committee to act ia COZ.
Junction with commissioner Meneaf TO al
vertise and receive bids for tie sale Of the
old county poor farm.
DR. NJ r Powell was granted a license
to keep drug store IN Ncwbure. 20 be
known as the Newburg Pharmacy
The contract was awarded TO 8. u.
Craig to furnish coal for the court house.
jail and cremaiory at o. cents per bushel.
The salary Of surveyors Of roads was
Fixed ~ $3.50 per day.
Ten Of the Kingwood district railroad
bonds, agescgsting sfooo. we're ordered
paid.
The cour, accepted the proposition Of ].
NJ Crane 20 convey 90 the county the lot
and building on court house square 10 con
sideratiou Of sIooo. Six commissioners
voted Tor this order Mr. Ouihcrie voted
no, and Mr. forman bad gone home.
The sheriff was authorized 70 sell the
building