The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-12
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County of Marion. So:

Az u IesSuldT SteS.Ou VI Iile COuQLy
Court held in and for the County Of
Marion at the Court House thereof
on tuesday, the Both day of January,
~. D. 1917, the following order was
entered:
This day came H. D. Martin and
ten!ered petition in writing signed
by himself and one hundred and six
ty-ive other legal voters and free
holders In the Mag.sterial District of
Lincoln, County OF Marion and State
OF West Virginia, which said petition
was filed in the Clerks Office of this
Court on the 9th day Of January,
1917, praying for the permanent i'm
proyement Of certain public roads in
said Lincoln District, and asking
leave to file the same, and said petit
ton having been inspected by the
court and found to he legal and pro-
per, 1t is ordered that the said petit
ton be and the same is hereby fled
The said petition being in the words
and figures following:
ITO tho Honorable, The County Court
OF Marion County, West Virginia:
We, the undersigned, who are le-
gal voters and freeholders within the
Magisterial District of Lincoln, in the
County of Marion and State of West
Virginia, believing that the public in
terest demands the permanent i'm
provement of the main public roads
Of said district hereinafter enumer-
atcd, hereby request and petition
your Honorable Body to cause to be
submitted to the legal voters of said
district the proposition OF bonding
said district for the sum of Six Hun
dred and Fifty Thousand and no-1OO
Dollars, at a special election to be
held for that purpose, and that the
proceeds arising from the sale OF said
bonds, be, by said Court, used for the
permanent improvement of such
roads, by the use OF asphaltum, brick,
concrete, macadam, stone block or
other process Of equal merit, as pro-
Yided by law, and in such manner as
prescribed by law, the roads to be so
improved by said proceeds OF said
bonds being as follows. to-wit:
l. The Buffalo Pike: Beginning
at the Warrington District line,
thence by the said Buffalo Pike, or a
relocation Of the same, to the Village
OF Broomaeld Downs, and thence
with said pill ough the Town OF
Pennington I Fairmont District
line at Katy, stance of $4,000
feet.
2. Plum L Road: Beginning
at Its interse, with the Buffalo
Pike. thence UP D..e Plum Run Road
TO the forks of the road at McClel-
lands store, distance of $4,000
feet.
8. Dunkard Mill Run Road: Be-
ginning at its intersection with the
Buffalo Pike, thence up Dunkard Mill
Run Road to the forks Of the road,
distance of 1900 feet, and thence up
Bethel Fork to Jimtown to Isenhart's
store.
4. East Run Road: Beginning
at Its intersection with the Buffalo
Pike, thence up East Run Road to
the fording over East Run at or near
the church, a distance OF $500 feet.
5. The Fairview Road: Begin
ming at its intersection with the Buff
falo Road in Pennington, thence via
the Fairview Road, repairing and
permanently improving the same to
the school house at the forks Of the
road at Jamison Coal & Coke Com
pany Mine No. 9.
6. The Fairmont and Weston
Turnpike: Beginning at the Fair
mont District line at Mill Fall Run,
thence by way Of said pike OF a relo.
cation thereof, through West Monon.
gah, thence to the corporate limits of
the Town of Worthington. thence
through Worthington and by the riy-
er road to the district line at the
bridge crossing Birgamon Greek, a
distance of $3.50 feet.
z. Teverbaugh Road: Beginning
at its intersection with the river
road, thence up TeyerbauFh Run
Road to the Concrete Bridge near
-Four States or Annabelle Mine, q dis.
lance OF 1880 feet.
8. Mods Run Road: Beginning
at the intersection of Mods Run Road
with the Buffalo Road, or reIoca-
ton thereof, thence via the Mods
Run Road, or q relocation of the
same, to the forks OF the road at or
near the School House, a distance of
1920 feet.
Q. Bingamon Road: Beginning
at the fording near Mrs. Hess,
thence running down BlngamonI
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