The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1908-03-12
EXONERATED' J
Are Several Property Owners
by the County Court
Other County Business.

The attendance was large as the var
ious road surveyors were about all
present with their reports for the
last quarter. "
William o. Kennedy was exonerat-
ed of road tax on 1890 valuation in
West Milford for the year 1906.
Morgan H. Bowman ct ais were
charged with 81 acres of coal in
sardis district at $500 per acre.
Robert l.. Ogden qualified as a
notary with G. f. Tetrick as his
surety.
Joe A. Vannort was exonerated of
the payment of 81 special road tax.
An exoneration was allowed the
West Lumberport Land & Improve
ment Company on so acres for the
year 1905.
The Lumberport Building & De-
velopment Company was also exoner-
ated on s2.O75.O0.
An cxoncration on building and 4
acres was allowed Kemper A. Max
well as well as back taxes for the
years 1904 to date. The property
was ordered stricken from the land
books.
w. E. Swiger, Curtis E. Rogers and
Marcine Rogers were summoned to
appear before the court June 10 to
show cause, If any they can, why the
Thomas w. Rogers heirs road should
not be established.
A county highway was established
through lands of Nathan Golf in Coal
district. III,
An cxoneration of $4,000 was al
lowed Thomas L. Nutter. and the
value of the property was ordered re-
duced.
Hannah NJ. Fleming qualified as
Administrative of the estate of Eli
B. Fleming, deceased, giving bond of
$4,000, with j. +. Dye, surety, and
Isaac L. DAVIDSON, Charles Smith and
NJ. 4. Cunningham appraisers.
Charles~B. Johnson took out let
tiers of administration on the estate
of Ellen b. Radford, deceased.
Frank Reynolds qualified as adj
ministrator of All j. Reynolds, de-
ceased.
Andrew Lyon was appointed con-
stable in Coal district to succeed G
Art Waldo, resigned.
orie Meyers, j. e. Williams and
VIII e. Morris went on the bond of
Mr.. Lyon, which was fixed at $4,000.
An cxoneration on $500 was al
lowed John A. Tierney.
A petition was presented asking
for a bridge across the West Fork
river at the mineral springs ford
near West Milford, and Messrs. V. L.
Highland, E. ]. West, Jefferson Side
bottom and w. NJ. Morris addressed
the court in favor of, 1t. Mr.. High
land offered free right OF way for a
road through either of two farms
there. ~.
The court looked with favor ON
the petition, and assured the petition
ers and those who spoke in favor of
the bridge that it would make a sec
ond survey of the ford, and, IL every
thing proved satisfactory, would or
der the bridge built.
E. ]. shinn was cxonerated OIL
special school tax on 81 acres valued
at $4,S22.
E. e. Rogers qualified as guardian
of Karl N. Watkins, infant of A. E.
giving bond of 500.
An exoneration on $4,000, the as
sessed value of no acres of land in
renmile district, was allowed w. II. /
Dennison and the same was ordered
from the land books for
1908. +ts 8 as sstiT 4
The court appointed It's members
to view and mark a road from Linn |
berport to a .point on Robinsoli's run
at Prospect Valley. tisn ti'f laeF !
An order to consolidate lands own
I'D by Genius Payne was ordered en- /
tered as to- 446 and 10 acres and
i6 and 81 acres.
Mrs. Mary connell's property was
reduced in assessment from $4,000 to |
$780,
W. F. Meredith qualified as no.
tary public.
The county court appointed itself
o view and mark road from Wal
ieek street in Broad Oaks to point
hear the West end of the Industrial,
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