The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-31
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IS, allowed The costs in the case of Ohio
vs. Bennett. amounting to 81 81. allowed.
Allowed Seihert and Lilpv S54 10, for euu-
meraiion blanks, Delinquent tax sales, env-i-
opes &c, Allowed Wm, Lang So SO for two
spripklsrsf and wpaising coal bnr ets.2 Al /
lowed Joseph F, Saunders & Co $l3 50. for
note and legal cap paper for clerk. Allowed
q S. Newcomb h Co. So so for ink AMI pen
Gil -rasers.
The ,eport-of the viewers nf the road pc
titioDed for at ths March session 1871 l. came
up for final action, the report of The viewers
being favorable: separate repor, was filed
nv the viewers: the rum Of $40 to Israel N
Fouty aud $50 to Max A. Cochran as damages
for ssid road passing through their landslide
Commissioners are Of opinion that sail com,
rrbsatiou is just and reasonable but said
road is not os sufficient importance to the
public to warrant the payment Of said COM
peusation9 and damages out of ,he county
treasury;it Is therefore ordered that the psti
TONERS pay or teuier to paw the several
claimants forthwith the amounts as aforesaid
assessed to them, and thstsuo farther pro-
ceedings be had in the premises until such
tender OF payment shall have been made
II appearing tfat the petitioners have tender.
ed 10 Isaac N Fouty and Max a. Cochran ths
amounts, awarded to them respectively by tue
viewefs, and, upon their refusing to accept
have deposited in the cou nty treasury, inject
10 their dpmaud.the amount Of compensation
awarded by said viewers, and the Board being
oiopinion that the said road will be of public
utility, and no petition for review being
filed, it is ordered that the several reports Of
x,iu ri. md Inf nf cai
road, be recorded, and that the said road be
established public highway thirty-two feet
in width. II is further ordered, that the
county Auditor issue an order. in the name of
the Board. to the Trustees OF Jackson town
ship, directing them to Gauss said road TO be
opened according to law, provided there is no
appeal in twenty days; the applicants for
damage therrupon gave notice of appeal to
the Probate Court (and gave bond) from the
amount awarded for damages; and at the
salne time the said parties cove office Of an
appeal from The decision establishing the
road.
The report of the viewers for the county
road retiticned for by Albert Voegtley and
others, at the March session, 1871, leading
from Faresville to Sardis, the report being
favorable to its location, the viewers assessed
$55 as damage in favor of Margaret Buck
wold, in consequence of the above road pas
sing through her premises. The Board being
of opinion that said compensation for DANA
ges is Just and reas asonable, but that said road
IA not Of sufficient public Importance to war
rant the payment and compensation for sail
5 damages out Of the county treasury, it is or
dered that the petitioners pay or tender to
ela n a a fnr q Sad fo lor.
tie petitioners being ready topay at any time
said claimant the compensation awarded. aud
being of opinion that said road will be OF
public utility ordered that the several reports
of the viewers, with The plat and survey Of
said road, be r. corded. and established a pub
lie highway Is feet wide for the distance OF
SO feet back from Main street, the remainder
Of the road to be 40 feet wide; it is further
ordered that The county Auditor issue an
order, in the name of the Board 10 the Trus-
tees of Ohio township directing them to cause
said road to be opened according to law, pro-
yided there is no appeal within twenty days,
The report of the viewers OF the read petit
toned for at the March session. 1871, by Jo-
'siah Wilson and others, commencing at the
south end of the town of Brownsville and
ending in The county road Leading from Anti
och TO Tuel's landing owing to the absence oi
Bszil Stewart, one of the viewers appointed,
samael Boyd was appointed in his place; the
viewers are Of opinion that, considering the
equitable amount of damage shat would he
sustained and the cost of opening or making
the FIRST part Of the road upon this survey, to
wit: Prom Brownsville to the intersection OF
represent road, near Joseph Haights resi-
.dence, Icing al the 18th station of the first
mile of the survey, and the detriment to the
public by the vacation of the present road. we
deem II inadvisable to locate the part before
named; but as to the remainder of the view
and survey, In our opinion the alterations
made will greatly benefit the road if opened
and that the public convenience requires the
alteration to be made, We therefore report fa-
vorahle to the view and survey. except the
part before named. The report of the view
ers in relation to said road having this day
been publicly read (being the thiid reading OF
the same.) ard no objections being made OF
damages claimed, nor petition for review filed
and the Beard Icing of opinion that the
whole of said road as laid ort and surveyed
would not be of public utility, hut that 81
much Of the same as lies between the follow
ing poiEts to wit from the residence of Jo-
seph Haight, on the 18th station on the first
mile of survey. aud ending on the county
road leading from Antioch, on the land o
Er. Thiel, will be useful to the public, and
that said road is capable of division. it is Of
dered that the useful AIT of said road be
established public highway, and that the
report of The view efs, asd the plat and sur
vey of said road ,be lecor6ed according to law
II is further ordered, that The couDtS Auditor
issue an order to TIE Trustees of the town.
ships, through which said road passes, direct
ing them TO open it according TO law, provided
there is NO appeal in twenty days.
The hearing in the case Of I. 5. Cleveland;
road, laid over from March session, 1871
came up for fnai action and at request OF ]
p. Spriggs, attorney fo- T. S. Clev. land, SAID
petition for road is dismissed at the costs o.
the petitioners.
Allowed Henry Smith $40 to erect bridge
ever the race at Pfalzgrafs mill. Allowed
seibert & Liley s35 85, for letter heads mar
liaee license, fecognizance, &c. for Probate
Recorder and Sheriff Allowed Samuel Grim
shaw $500, part salary. Allowed L. Hoefiel
$50 rafi pay for incexing deeds. Allowed
costs in the case of OHIO vs. sohofeld and
McCurdy, amounting to SCI Is.
he CCmnlSSlonerS ofCersu u al the county
Auditor insert on the tax duplicate of 1871
the following levies to be made on the real
and personal property of the county: Fo,
county and general revenue purposes, q
mills on each dollar assessed for county deb,
4 mill on the dollar; for building fund one
mill on the dollar; for county Infrpary mill
en- the dollar.
The Commissioners ordered that an adver
tisement be inserted in the Spirit of Demoe-
racy that sealed proposals will be received al
the Auditors Office until Tuesday, the lst
day Of August, ls7 for the delivery of 200
bushels Of well screened coal, to state the
price per bushel to be delivered not later
than the lst day of October, 1877; bond aud
security required.
sPKcIAL SESSION, August l, ls7l.-The sd
vertisement in the Spirit or Democracy hav
ing enormously stated that the opening o.
proposals for coal on the Sd of August instead
cf the lst, the Commissioners decided to
postpone the opening of the proposals to thu
Sd Of August.