The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-09-15
COUNT CeMMISSl0EERs-SEPTEM
BER SESSION.
FIRsT DAY.

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Board Of County Commissioner
met September 5th. Members pres
ent: Messrs. Rakestraw, Magers ant
Ogden, and Auditor Allen.
Settlement was made with Adam
Hanshire for building 8 bridge II
Jackson township, and he was pai'
the amount agreed upon, SlO4-S5.Ol
Of which was paid for experimenting
another bridge. The Board settled
with Treasurer Zahm, and found on
hand OF tlie different county funds
SO, ,057 II. The reports Of viewers
for locating and changing the follow
ing county roads, road along the
county line road 5etween HOpewell
and Liberty townships, and q county
road in LOudOn township. were
publicly read for the first time.
The petition Of Nicholes Noel, ct al,
for county road in Adams and
Thompson townships was dismissed,
the viewers having reported against
It. S24OO were allowed to Viewers,
Surveyors, etc. The petition Of B.
Tomb, ct al, for an alteration Of 3
read In Pleasant and Clinton was dis
missed, the viewers having reported
against It. $3.50 was allowed to
Viewers, etc. Viewers were appointed
70 view a proposed alteration in a
county road, petition Of VIVA. Lamer-
son ct al, commencing at the resi-
dehce Of widow COe and running in
& southeasterly direction % rods to
west bank Of Rock Greek, thence due
east across the creek to the east bank,
Ear eTfOugh to intersect the old road;
said change Is on the Tihin aud Atti-
ca road Viewers are to report at
the December session.
Daniel Stinehaugh, ct al, made ap-
plication for the location OF a county
road In Jackson and LoudOn town
ahips, beginning at a county road run
ming south from the railroad on the
quarter section line from Jackson Sta
ton, on the lands Of widow StahI, and
running south through sections q
and "a In Jackson township, and
section in LoudOn, TO the McDougaI
road. Viewers were appointed to re-
port at'next session.
Settlement was made with M. Z.
Hensinger for building bridge across
Beaver Creek, on Kilbourn road, and
he was paid sos. Or account OF the
meeting Of the County Board OF
Equalization on the 9th, the Board
adjourned till the 9th inst.
SECOND DAY.
Messrs. Rakestraw and Ogden were
present. After granting several or
ders the Board visited the Jail. Every
thing was found In good condition
and the prisoners satisfied with their
treatment.
The ID reading of the VIewers' re-
ports Of theroads mentioned in the first
days proceedings was had. The
Board disposed Of the costs in several
State cases and allowed their pay
ment. Adjourned till the 10th inst.
THIRD DAY.
Board met on the 10th inst, with
Messrs. Magers and Ogden present.
The road along the county line road,
between Hopewell and Jackson town.
ships, was established; and $40 COM
pensation was allowed to Andrew
Shurger, and $50 compensation and
$50 damages to A. 3. Hovey. The
road petitiOned for By Pat. McCarty,
ct al, IN I.oudon township, was es-
tabIished. The consideration Of the
were adjourned tin the De
eember Session: Roger Ditch, In
Tompson township; Amsden Ditch,
in Jackson township; the George
road, in Clinton township;
and the B. Tomb road, in Clinton
township.
The Board settled with Terence
O'Brien for building bridge in Jack
son township, and paid him SAG.
Settlement was had with Joseph
Heron for real estate assessment in
Clinton township, and he was allowed
BIO in part payment.
Adjourned till the 18th inst.
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