Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-03-27

quire, and only such levy shall be
annually laid as is actually required
to pay off the interest on said bonds
and the installment of the principal
thereof due in any such year.
The said court further states and
finds that in its opinion the existing
or possible levies are not sufficient to
carry out the proposed work and that
the bond issue as proposed is neces-
sary for that purpose, and that the
said court has made an Investigation
of the proposed improvements and
finds that such bond issue is nces-
sary for the purposes stated in said
petition.
1t is further orderd that the pro-
ceeds of said bond issue when au-
thorized shall be expended under the
jurisdiction of the county court of
Barbour County, West Virginia, both
of the said proposed roads being
County District roads.
1t is further ordered by the court
that in the event said bond issue shall
carry said bonds shall be thereafter
issued and sold as provide for by
law and the proceeds placed in the
hands of the Sheriff of Barbour
County, who shall not receive any
extra fees of any kind or character
for his services in that connection,
and said bonds when sold shall in no
event be sold for less than their par
value and accrued interest at the
date of any such sale.
1t appearing to the court that it
is advisable so to do, the following
three persons, to-wit, w. II. Turner,
Floyd Ware and c. c. McCauley are
| hereby made an advisory Committee
to act with the court and to advise
with the court with respect to all
! matters arising under the aforesaid
/ bond issue and said Committee shall
have the right to meet with the aid
4 court at all times when matters con-
corning the expenditure of said bond
fund are being considered and advise
with the said court concerning the
j same, and said Committee shall at all
times have access to the records
showing the amount of money on
hand out of said bond issue and the
amounts expended and for what pur-
poses the same have been expended
and said Committee shall likewise
meet with the said court and aid and
assist in determining whether or not
the said proposed work shall be done
by contract or by the county, and
said Committee and the county court
shall so handle the said funds and
SO construct the said roads that the
| greatest amount of roads possible
shall be obtained out of the said bond
issues it is further ordered that the
said Advisory Committee shall act
without any pay or remuneration of
any kind or character; in the event
of vacancy in said Committee by
death or otherwise the remaining two
members of the Committee shall fill
the vacancy so created; the said Com
mittee shall likewise have the right
! to inspect the work being done and
advise and consult with the County
Court with regard to the progress of
such work and said Committee shall
advise the court of any irregularities
which may come within their notice
and of any methods of securing bet
! ter work and a better construction
and greater mileage with the money
available.
The ballots to be used at the spec
ial election hereunder shall be sub
stantially in the following form
"Shall the magistericaI district Of
Valley in Barbour County, West Vir-
ginia and that portion of Belington
Independent District and the City of
Belington, situate on the west side
of the Tygarts Valley River, jointly,
incur debt and issue bonds to the
amount of S60,000.00 to run not more
more than twenty years from the
date thereof, with interest not to
exceed the rate Of six percent per
annum for the purpose of improving
County-District roads in said politi-
cal subdivisions as set forth and des-
cribed in petition for that purpose
r ~ N
bour County, West Virginia, to-wit,
road beginning at the end of the
brick payment on Brown Avenue in
the City Of Belington and running
thence to the corporate limits of the
City of Belington and thence onward
by or near Teter School House, Wer-
ner's Store, Sipe School House, Low
ett's Chapel, Kerr School House and
Il. 81 L. 49,