The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-06-25

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Tho June Session ofthe County Commi.
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AT the June session Of the Commission
ers Of this County quite large amour
Of business was transacted.
John A.. Morrison, Jas. r. Ward an,
Ira Bristol were appointed viewers, an,
p. B. Beidler surveyor. to view and 10
cate . road commencing in section l.
near the premises Of John Baker and in
tersecting the road leading from Fores
to Upper sandusky. i.'if. aa
A large number Of bills were allowed
to the Sheriff, Attorneys. and others. 70
services. some Of which, being deemed
little "sssep" BY the Commiss oners, wer,
reduced somewhat Il,
John Smith, Peter Kline. and Michae
katterman. were appointed viewers upor
road commencing atthe S. W. corner
OF Section l2. Up. no. a.. and terminating
at N. W. corner Of said section. 1t wa,
ordered that the viewers meet for thai
purpose at the proposed place Of begin
ming on the l7th Of July next. -'g III
In accordance with an act recently
passed by the Legislature providing for
the election Of board Of appraisers con
sisting OF one from each township in the
county, whose duty it shall be to apprais,
and assess the value Of the real estate in
tho county. the Commissioners numbered
the districts in the following order:-Syc.
amore township. lst; Eden, End An,
trim, 3rd /; Pitt, 4th; Crane, 5th Ty-
mochtee. 9th; Crawford, 7th Salem,
9th: Mifflin, 9Th; Marseilles, 10th ;
Jackson. llth Richland, 12th Ridge,
18th.
The election will be held on the day
Of the regular annual election in October,
and the Judges Of election are required
to keep a separate poll book, and make
their return to the county Auditor, who,
in connection with the CLERK Of the Court
and Probate Judge, will examine such
returns and make known the result.
twas ordered that there be levied for
road and bridge purposes, for 1858, tax
OF two and one half mills, on each dollar,
three,ffths ofwhich is set apart for bridge
purposes ); that the labor on the roads
and highways of this county, performed
N the discharge of Road taxes, shall be
done on or before the 18th of October
and that the respective supervisors shall
notify all persons Of the amount Of road
tax assessed against them, on or before
the the LIST day Of September.
Upon final settlement with Mr., Bates
late Treasurer, it was found that the bal.
lance in the Treasury amounted 10 ST..
3l3,e5.
A levy Of one mill and halr on the
dollar was ordered for County purposes
The official bond Of ]. II. Erect, ESQ,
Treasurer elect. was presented and accpp.
ted.
Adm Dean was appointed to take
charge OF and disburse the funds accru.
Ing from a special tax levied for the pur.
pose Of improving the township line road
between the townships of Jackson and
Miftlin; and Daniel Stiles was appointed
tor the same purpose on what is called
he Morrison road.
The Kilborn bridge was ordered to be
ct to the lowest bidder, notice of which
he Auditor publishes in to-day's paper
The Commissioners being Of opinion
hat Jos. M'Cu.chen. late Auditor, retain. {
9 larger amount Of the money arising
rom the sale Of the escheated lands Of t
Ohm Merriman. deceased. than he was {
niit'ed to receive as fees, ordered that '
mt he instituted against him and his sure.
i's tor the same.
There seems to be difference of opip.
on between Col. M'Cutcben and tbe 6
commissioners in regard to the per CEN 3,
'ge. or fees, to which the Auditor is en-. ci
'ied in such cases; hence the difficulty pl
Fe know so little of the matter, that we ST
Re unprepared to form an opinion as to " "
ho is right. :. !.
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