Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
.countY CommissIoners.

Having called attention in our last is
sue to the regular session of County Com
missioners, we give below a synopsis of
their proceedings
The Commissioner met in regular ses-
sion on Sept. ID, 1857, at the County
Auditors Office. Present II. T. Mason,
E. A. Reed, and o. (. Wolcott.
Thomas Gibson presented sn account for
roofing bridge of $50, which was allowed.
orrin Hatch presented account for sbut-
ments near Baldwin's in Pennington, of
S5S, which was allowed. A, D-Smith
presented account of Sl6O for balance OF
pay for abutments at Dead Branch in
Pennington, which was allowed. Drs-
Netcalf and Clark presented bill of S20,
for medical attendance on stransient pau
per, which was allowed. Sam'l Craig
presented an account of S42,25 Cor half 8
culvert on county line, also S120 for four
small sbutmene near Craig's house in
Braeeville, which was allowed. The &C.
count of N. II. Sanford of S215,75 for
bridge over Dead BrAnch in SOuthington,
and account Of s4s for sbutments for
small bridge on south line of Bristol, was
presented By Chauncey Travis, and was
allowed. Stephen Mott presented claim
of $751; 10 for assisting colored family in
Mecca. Sam1 Fsnsler presented his &C
count SIS Infrmary Director, of $55,75,
which were ordered paid. Moses Bacon
and Harris EwAlt also presented their se
IS Infrmary Directors, of $40 to
former and SS5 to latter, which were al
in. Shaw and others presented
q petition asking for the vacation of q
road in Greene, acompanied with q bond.
A remonstra9ce was fled by Lucius Rice
and Others. A petition was also received
for e re-survey Of sroad in Fowler, some
of the landmarks being lost.
Sept Sd.-BoArd met, all being pres
ent. James S. Weir presented claim for
costs forsslf and court in the case of
State of Ohio vs.. w Stevens, Of S2s,SS.
The Board ordered the same paid less S.,
sS, exorbitsnt charges Of Constable. J. N.
Stun presented his account for four
months salary IS prosecutor, S214, l6
which was ordered paid. Edward Hayes
presented a memorial stating under oath
that the county safe was broken open in
the Treasurers office. November Soth
1866; and S7O,50 in cash belonging to the
was stolen, and asks that he be al
that amount. Ordered paid. This
DAY the board visited the county M4is1nes
Jail and found the same well kept. IS
far as the TAILOR and wife are concerned
They this day authorised tbe Auditor to
orders for relief 70 any towns that
need the same a presenting proper claims
after their adjournment Samuel E.. Hake
presented an accent OF S57 for e cuIvert
in WeAthersfeld, which was allowed. /
Sept. 4.-Bosrd in session and proceed
ID to examine the voucher and order
books, and ordered the balance of the
and Military funds transferred to
general fund" and any amounts still due
rom that fund to be paid from general
fund. They counted the Treasury scrip
in Treasurer hands and found the amount
Sl2,95, which they burned. The
Treasurer presented s miscellaneous SC
count Of S2S, 20, winch was ordered paid.
The billSof $3.50, presented by Parks s. "
Wentz, for paper tor jail was ordered
paid. Bill of costs of S1S,s1 in case of
Ohio VS.. Henry Briggs, was allowed; al 4
% Ss1 So in case of Ohio VS.. Frank K.
was paid. The bill of Sc II
6r goods of Hoyt & StrattOn, Cor use of
Court House. was allowed. The bill Of
s2S, 10 forjaif washing was allowed; S7,5Ot''
or carpenter work on jail was also allow
d. AlsoA bill of $500 for boarding
prisoners was examined and allowed. A
oil Of $500 for chairs for Court Honss,
paid. ]
Sept. 5.-Bosrd in session and went in
1 body, with an engineer, to view bitches {
8 snd-6, which took up the day
Sept. 6.-The board met and proceeded
% view the work on the Harsh bridge on
Parkman road, and also visited the Coun-
Infrmary and found things in very
good condition and everything seemed
prospecting. J. R. Noble presented bills
Of S49,o5 for Justices and Conitsble's
costs IN Weathersfeld, which was ordered
paid, also 8 bin Of 81, 20 for fixing bridge
at Miles. j. r. Seely p~resented7s bill
for materials and work on jail, !
which was ordered paid.
Sept. Hoard met and proceeded to
business. An order was drawn in favor
Of Henry Harsh of $1,000 for repairing
the Leayittsburgh bridge, and also an or
der of $500 TO z. King for part pay on
Harsh bridge, also an order Of $4,000 {
part pay Of masonry on Harsh bridge I
There being no further business before !
hoa-5 ahoH ndfou-r~I f :