The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-12-22

repairing the road from .thc head Of Hurd's run
to Cochrans, and that S. P. Jones be allowed "a
per day for two yoke of oxen, carts, tools, &C.,
out of the $4O0 - p sass4
Allowed the sum of $1,000 to Hugh Mann,
Administrator of Peter Mann's heirs, damages
passing through their land ss5Esz
Ordered, that the costs in the case OF Ohio vs..
Jas HavelY be allowed. rssJss s.,js.-,
Allowed Vim. White $500 on the Bridge road,
Washington township, and the sum OF 500 on
completing said road, being total of 800.
! Allowed the Auditor. $40 for making report
i of Commissioners to Court Common Pleas and
copies of reports of county officers. g as1
| Allowed Malaga township $500 for making
the road from the cross roads to the Christian.
Church. .Badg fssf oil .,
Allowed H. R. Mason $J3 for making culvert
and other work on road between Woods6eld and
Darlington. toas IS E;s, -.
Allowed John Beardmore $500 for making q
road commencing near the barn of Saml Smith
to theresidence of Mrs. States. So. -,
l Allowed VIM Preshaw and Daniel Harper
the sum Of $50 for building bridge in Malaga
township, at the foot of Harpers hill, on the
road between Woodsfeld and Malaga scissor
| Allowed F. Bigler 80 work performed ON
Washington township road. 'as siI u
Ordered, that the Prosecuting Attorney is au-
thorized to collect the costs in all insanity cases
where the parties are in competent oircumstan..
ces, and also to instruct magistrates in criminal
cases to notify him so that he may attend and
advise in the case. -,
Ordered that 81 so be allowed for chairs for
Probate Office i -
Allowed P. Schumacher % for various ar
ticles for Offices -'- - sE saI
Allowed Miss F. Randolph 81 so, rent Pro-
bate Office. t'a 9s 59g bshty
Allowed John Rutter $50 for,building wall
on the bank of Sunfsh creek. i-e79 4
| DECEMBER SESSION, 1857. p
Allowed B. Hughes 1865 90 for work performs
ed on the road leading from Stafford to the Ohio
River, aided by private subscriptions, "a
Thomas Murphy and F. A. Lamping present-
cd bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollara
each for the faithful performance of their duties
as County Commissioners, which are to be pre-
sented to the Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas, for approval, by John P. Spriggs, Prove.
cutting Attorney, and then deposited with ecun.
ty Treasurer. -.aS12 ~ ~
Allowed Sam1 Smith 25 90 for work per-
formed on road in Washington township. Big
| VIM. Workman, who at the last October cleo.
ton was duly elected to the Office of County
Commissioner for three years from the Sth day
of October, 1867, and having been duly qualified
and presented a bond in the sum of ten thou
sand dollars for the faithful performance Of his
duties, which is to be presented by John r.
Spriggs, Prosecuting Attorney, to the Judge OF
! the Court of Common Pleas, for his approval,
and then deposited with the county Treasurer.
he enters on the duties of his office, 10
John P. Spriggs, who at the last October elec-
ton, 1867, was duly elected to the officeef
Prosecuting Attorney for the county of Mon
roe presented a bond in the sum of five thou,
sand dollars for the faithful discharge Of his
duty, which being approved, he enters on the
duty of his office. ss..as
Jere. Williams, who at the last October cleo
tion was duly elected to the Office of Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas for Monroe county,
presented bond in the sum of ten thousand
dollars for the faithful discharge of his duty,
which being satisfactory, he enters on the duties
| of his Office.
Daniel O'Connor, who was duly elected at the
last October election, 1867, to the office of Re-
corder for the county of Monroe, has presented
bond in the.sum of two thousand dollarsfor
the faithful discharge of his duty, which being
approved, he enters on the duties of his Office.
M. Neuhart and others presented petition
for the location of county road commencing at
Lewisville and ending at Miltonsburg. The
Commissioners appointed John Long, Michael
Long and Robert johnson, with O. s. Sloan,
county Surveyor, to meet, Dec. 16, at Lewis
vile, and proceed to view and lay out said road
Isaac Bernhard and others presented peti-
ton asking for a review of the Malaga road
from the cross roads at ]. H. Hamilton's, in
Summit township to the widow Sampson'a-
Bond was given, and VIM. Read, ]. b Read
and VIM. Preshaw appointed viewers, and Q. s.
Sloan, county Surveyor, to meet at j. H Ham
ilton's on the 11th Dec, 1851, and proceed to
view and lay out said road. sgssss
Ordered, that the costs in the case OF Ohio va
Levi JOY, amounting to Is 90, be allowed. -.
Ordered, that the costs in the case OF Ohio Va
Francis Mccain, amounting to 10 81, be al
lowed.
Allowed VIM. Henry Smith, State Secretary,
the sum of 273 90, for copies of Field Notes
and plats of townships to replace..those destroy
ed by the fire. 10 80 ade''
Ordered, that the costs in the case of Ohio Va.
R. Zessiger, amounting to so be allowed allsl
Ordered, that the costs in the case Of Daniel
Walker and Thomas Hunt amounting to 20 10,
| be allowed. ssss-
Ordered, that the costs in the case Of Ohio va
Simeon Anderson and Edward Mayens, amoan-
ting to SO IS be allowed.
The report of the viewers of the Blairs run
road, adjourned from September session, was
again brought up, and after hearing arguments
of counsel, further proceedings adjourned to
Dec. 4. ,...- ,..se
Ordered, that the county road petitioned for
by T. S. Cleveland and others, at the June ses.
sion, be continued 2sfis't o-f'
Allowed VIM. Read 8 90 for hauling furnace
to Infrmary and putting up the same. 5ssl .
A petition was presented by Henry Diehl and
others for a county road leading from Lewis
Stines farm, on the Rich Fork creek, TO VIM.
Kennedy's farm, in Summit township. Bond
was given, and Philip Weber, ]. H. Hamilton
l n c.
veyor, to meet at Lewis Stine's house on the 2Sd
Dec, 1867, and proceed to view and lay out said
road. .'e
| Allowed G. w. Carrothers Is 90 for convey
ing John Mckee, prisoner, to the Penitentiary
4 at Columbus. 3xsa sIf
! Ordered, that the costs in the case of Ohio vs,
Jonathan Edwards, amounting to ~ 55, be al
lowed. 1s7asE Il
Joseph Myers, who at the last October cleo
ton, 1867, was duly elected Sheriff of Monroe
county, has this day presented bond in the
sum Of ten thousand dollars for the faithful dis
charge of his duties, which being satisfactory he
enters on the duties of his Office.
i Allowed Samuel Blowers % 90 for making
culvert on the road between Woodsfeld and
Clarington. ,ef s-aa
Ordered, that the costs in the case of Ohio VS.
VIM. Sindledecker, amounting to 20 45, be al
lowed.
j Allowed Thomas McMahon 25 90 for dana.
ges on the road between Woodsfeld and Clar-
ington. -.
Ordered, that the costs in the case of Ohio VS..
Sam1 Gates, amounting to 45 80, be allowed.
, Allowed L. & F. Stoehr 10 25 for table, l,iIn.
ber, and work performed in county offices. {.
|, Allowed Jere. Williams, Clerk Court ia 80
J. for various reports, expenses Court Common
Pleas, indexing, &c. '5f" =
i Allowed E. B. Armstrong & Co. 100 80 for
furnace for county Infirmary .fEe7
Allowed VIM. Jordan II for coal bucket,
spittoons for court room, sheet iron and wire.
Allowed s. L. Mooney & Co. IS 20 for mer-
chandize for offices and carpet for court room.
t Allowed +. Is n. Koehler 53 IS for various
articles for county Offices including 81 a5 clo-
, thing for lunatics.
Ordered, that the costs in the case of Ohio VS..
John Mckee, amounting TO IL 10, be allowed e
Allowed Jones & Norris % IS for various
articles of merchandise, including 12 - for
prisoner and lunatic's clothing. ~, Rait5l
The costs in the ease of Ohio VS.. Schumache,
and others, amounting to p 80, be allowed, and
that the Prosecuting Attorney collect these cost.