The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-11-05

$500, Sunsbury $3.50, Beallsville District $50,
Switzerland $270, Washington $220, Wayne
$3.50.
Allowed SteI hen Pancoast, superintendent
of third district of Woodsaeld and Claring.
ton road for road, timber, &c., 1855.
4 Allowed J. J. Hurd, superintendent Of
second District en- WoodsHeld and Clarington
road. for work, ,blacksmithing and superinten.
& cy, $42O.
Allowed Wm.- ,Prsshaw $1s6 81, work on
Beckett's Hill road.
Allowed John P. Spriggs $177, balance Of
fees as Prosecuting Attorney for the year 1856
also 81 20 fees on collections made for coun-
lty. -
i Allowed NJ. Hoefier S25 for making annual
report of County Commissioners to Court
Common Pleas
Allowed H. Minsterman So from Road Fund
for boarding hands working on road.
4 Allowed VIM. Read, superintendent of first
district of Woodsfeld and Malaga road, for
work, tools and blacksmithipg, $685. As.
Allowed Thomas Little, superintendent of
fist district of Woodsfeld and Clarington
road, for work, tools, lumber and superintend-
ling S252 SO.
i Allowed Henry Ford, sen., $500 for work
done on Ford's Hill road.
Ordered, that Daniel Truck be appointed
i superintendent on the road leading from
Beallsville down Atkinson's Run to Cameron.
i DECEMBER SEssIoN, 1866.
/ F. A. Lamping who was elected Commission
er at the election held on the second Tuesday
in October, 1866, having been duly sworn to
/ fulfil the duties of his office entered upon the
duties of Commissioner for Monroe County.
Charles Algeo presented petition for the
alteration of county road. View and sur
vey granted.
Joseph Neal presented a petition for an al
teration of the county road leading from
Beallsville to Woodsfeld. View and survey
granted. ~
George Theis presented petition for a
county road from Sardis to Woodsfeld. View
and survey granted.
Ohio VS. Flowers. Ordered that the costs
in this case be paid out of the County Treas
ury.
! Ohio vs.. Enos Givens. Ordered that the
costs in this case be paid out of the County
( Treasury.
j The vacation of the county road petitioned
for by H. r. Mason at September session, or
dered that so much of the road as goes up
the run through the land of 81. B. Mason and
Henry Mason be vacated.
Thomas Ford and others presented a petit
tion for an alteration OF the county road lead
ing from Woodsfeld to Miltonsburg. View
and survey granted.
in this case be paid out of the County Treas
ury.
! Entered into an article of agreement with
Stephen Atkinson for piece of ground fora
road.
Ordered, that the Trustees of Seneca Town
ship be paid $3.50 out of Bridge Fund for a
bridge acrsss Wills Creek.
Allowed D. Walton S14, carrying poll book
of Judges election to st. Clairsville, Belmont
County.
| The report of the Trustees of Salem Town
ship of an alteration by them made on the
Woodsfeld and Claringten road on account Of
| a portion of the road having become impassa-
bic. from freshets, and there being S175 awar-
ded to Adam Ensigner on account of the al
teration, ordered that said damage be paid
out of County Treasury from that portion of
Road Fund awarded to Woodsfeld and Clar-
| ington road.
The report OF the Trustees of Snnsbury
Township for an alteration by them made on
the road from Beallsville to Cameron said al
teration granted, and SIS for damages award.
ed to John Sindledecker, to be paid out of
County Treasury.
The report of the Trustees of Adams Town
ship of an alteration by them made on the
road from Cameron to Beallsville, by way of
Atkinson's Run, on account of said roads
having been washed away by recent freshets;
there being no damages said alteration was
granted.
The report of the viewers for an alteration
of the county road petitioned for by Thomas
Martin ct al being favorable, said alteration
was granted and the following sums awarded
for damages: To Rachel White SIS, Smiley
Pryor $50, James Worley $65.
The report of the viewers for an alteration
of the county road petitioned for by Joseph
Baker & al being favorable, was granted, and
the following sums awarded for damages: To
John Smyth $40.
Allowed A, D. briggs $54 81, goods fur
nished for lunatics.
Allowed +. & N. Koehler $22 So for mer-
Ichandize furnished lunatics and county jail.
Allowed S. L. Mooney & Co. So so goods
furnished county.
| Allowed D. s. Neuhart SS4 rs for window
IN treasury ONCE
| Allowed D. Walton SIT 80 for lamp oil for
county Offices.
/ Ohio VS.. Davis & al. Ordered that the
costs in this case be paid out of the County
Treasury.
4 Ohio VS.. h. Martin. Ordered that the
costs in this case be paid out of the County
Treasury. -
Ohio VS.. ]. Fry. Ordered that the costs in
this case be paid out of the county Treasury.
rI Allowed John Muhleman, Esq, So for re-
cord hook furnished for Coroner's Office.
Allowed Allen Pierson So boarding Matilda
Cline, a lunatio.
!, SPECIAL SESSION, Jan. 2, 1867.
Ordered. any person, riding or driving. who
shall go faster than walk over the bridge
across Wills Creek shall be fined $5, to be re-
covered before any Justice in the township
where the bridgeis erected.
Entered into a contract with Foutz & Town:
J send for the erection of two bridges over Mus.
kingum Creek for the sum OF $4,000.
w. T. Sinclair, who was elected Probate
Judge at last October election, presented q
bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars fol
the faithful discharge of his duties, which
being satisfactory he enters on the duties Of
his office.
Il Allowed F. A. Lamping $50 for work done
J on Marietta road.
Allowed Jones Morris Sc "A merchandise
f9r lunatics.
MARcH SESSION, 1867.
Samuel Grimshaw, who at the last October
election was elected to the Office of County
Auditor, presented bond aud security to the
amount OF $4,000. which being satisfactory
J and having been duly qualified enters on the
, duties of his Office.