The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-01-01

besides a good spring and also an excellent well Of
water at the dwelling-For terms apply to the
subscriber on the premies. The above farm is
known by the name of the Buskirk farm.
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Receipts and Expenditures.
uNXHIBIT OF THE RECEIPTS AND
~ EXPENDITURES of Monroe County,
for the year commencing June LIST, 1916, and end.
ing June It'll, ls47. .. @
State, Public Debt & School District funds remain
ing in the Treasury at last settlement 81 1897 90 8
Revenue collected on duplicate of46, ar
including the amount of Delinquent
cies charged thereon, and the taxes
on lawyers and physicians, 1868 IL
Revenue collected on personal pro-
perry heretofore returned ~insolvent SO 81
Revenue from State Treasury, being
interest on sec. l6, School Lands,
in Monroe County, 3l9 30 8
Revenue from State Treasury, Mon
roe County's proportion of State
Common School fund, 3,l43 50
Receive intereston surplusR Revenue
for the year ending Jan. l, lS47,
for School purposes, 1853 FL
Received interest on same since Jan.
for same, All "a 3
Received interest on surplus Reeve.
nue. for County purposes, 81 Is 7
Received surplus Revenue prior to
Jan. last, to be returned to State, 1921 81 5
Received surplus Revenue since Jan.
last, to be returned to State, 655 rs
Received fines and costs of prosecu-
ton in criminal cases, 4S2 95
Received for tavern license, 20 90
Received for ferry license. 40 90
Received for horse license, 80 90
Received for pedlar's license, 20 90
Received costs paidfor road expenses, 100 SO
Received for redemption of lands and
lots forfeited to State, .N. IL 66
Received revenue arising from sale
of section Is, 623 30 l
Received from State Treasurer on
double entries refunded by county, IL 30 A
Received from State Treasury for .,
taxes of 1916, paid through State
Treasurer, 81 02
Total receipts, s2s.2s - 0
EXPENDITURES.
Paid State Treasurer revenue for State, Canal
and Common School purposes collected on du-
plicate OF 1916 and tax on lawyers and physi-
clans, $5,9S6 ~ 8
Paid State Treasurer surplus Revenue 1921 81 B
Paid State Treasurer interest on same, 500 Il
Paid State Treasurer pedlar's license, 63 65
Paid State Treasurer funds arising
from redemption OF forfeited lands, 1856
Paid State Treasurer funds arising
f,om sale Of section l6. 1876 35 Z
State funds in County Treasury, l,22l SO Z
Paid Township Treasurers for Com
mon School purposes, 1896 "a
Paid Township Treasurers for Town
ship purposes, l,26S IL
Paid Township Treasures for Poor
purposes, Ola %
Paid Township Treasurers for Road
purposes, lSO vi
Road certificates presented on set
Element between Auditor and
Treasurer, 256
Paid for School District purposes, 81 so 4
School, School District, Road and
Poor funds in Treasury, so 90 A
Paid interest on County orders re-
deemed, 6S ~ b
Paid witnesses in State cases in Court
of Common Pleas, 260 90
Paid witnesses in Stale cases before
Justices, ~ 10
Paid Justices of the Peace their costs
in State cases, ~ IL D
Paid Constables their costs in State
cases, w %
Paid Associate Judges their fees, 2O6 90
PaidC ountyC Commissioners their lees l54 OO
VIM. Okey fees as Clerk of Court, l3S 10
Paid Thomas West fees as Prescott.
ing Attorney, l43 rs
Paid William Litten fees as Coroner
and acting Sheriff, 40 90
Paid VIM. ID. Patton fees as Sheriff, 100 Is
Paid Jno. M. Kirkbride fees as Au-
ditor, OIL w
Paid Samuel Powell, land appraiser,
District No. l, 1852 90
Paid VIM. Johnson, land appraiser,
District No. 2, ITO 90
Paid Samuel BottenfielG land apprais-
er, District No. 8, 1l6 90
Paid jacob Tschappat, land apprais-
err, District No. 4, lS4 90
Paid Thomas Mitchell, Jr., assistant
land appraiser, District No. 2, 20 90
Paid Jno. B. Noll, Surveyor and
member of the Board of Equaliza.
ton, 20 w
Paid interest on funded debt, 474 SO
Paid Judges and Clerks of Annual
Election, 1916, 1I4D
Paid Assessor Of 1916, 90
PAID aid Assessors Of 1915, aa sss 50
Paid Assessors, Is47, 45l Sc 8
Paid TownshipC Clerks for making and
returning enumeration of white
youths Of 1916, IS so
Paid Justices OF the Peace for open
ing Poll Books, 9b
Paid Grand Jurors, 1926 10
Paid Petit Jurors, '3.1 352 rs
Paid Constables at Court, ~ 62 90
Paid Jail expenses for boarding pris-
oners aud Jail fees, lis IL
Paid Jas.R. Morris for public printing 2l0 81 2
Paid for repairs to Jail and Court
house, and for Jail furniture, rs IL 5
Paid for stationary and postage for
Clerk, Auditor, Recorder, and
Sheriffs offices, l21l2
Paid expenses on Caroner Littens
inquest No. /, IL 20
Paid for viewing and SUI veying
County roads, and the damages