The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-10-24
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charge Of his duties. which being satisfactory
he enters ON the duties of his office. saa :.
Allowed d. Neuhart twenty-five dollars horse
hire and clerking collecting tax with Treasurer
in townships. Allowed VIM. Read .thirty-fve
dollars, expenses incurred in collecting taxes in
townships. Allowed Philip Nenhart for lnm,
Der, spikes repairing bridge at foot of Hollis
ters hill, $i9 20. Allowed w. T. Morris three
dollars and seventy-fve cents for sundries in
jail and court room. Allowed Seibert & Lilley
ffty-three dollars for Real Estate Register and
Quarterly Statement Treasury. Allowed g. s.
Newcomb & Co. s343 and forty-five cents for
tax duplicates. journal, paper &c. Allowed r,
Schumacher, Jr., $16 11ifo1 sundries. n s,.
The costs in the case of Ohio vs.. Michael SAL
isbury, amounting to $33 and thirty-fve cents,
allowed. Allowed D.. Neuhart, agent of D.
O'Connor, deceased, 81 recording deed from g.
Helbling to Commissioners Of Monroe county,
The costs in the case Of Ohio vs. VIM. Daley,
amounting to 500 30 allowed. Allowed John
Jones the sum of 800 for building bridge on
the creek, head of Pickens' mill. Allowed Wit
nesses Ohio VS.. Daley, 80 The costs in the
case of Ohio vs. Kinney ct al, amounting to- S27
and fftden cents, allowed.soi "a %. ~
The costs In the case of 0hiopvs. Ham. White
and Geo. Salisbury, amounting to nine dollars
and ifty-five cents allowed, The costs in the
case of Ohio vs.. James Baker. amounting to
800 80 allowed. The costs in the case Of Ohi0
Joshua Porter, ammounting to $49 and fifty
cents, allowed. The costs il, the case of Ohio
VS. Alex. Cfanson, amounting to $31 70 allowed.
NJ Hoef1er who, at the last October election,
was elected to the ofice1of county Auditor, pre-
.ented bond and security in the sum Of 81, ,000s
which is satisfactory to the Commissionerssafs fs
The report of the viewers for the road petia
toned for at the June session by Henry Walter
and others, came up for final action: said road
commencing at the county road leading from
Crum's old mill and ending on the, county road
leading from Malaga to Calais, on, the land Of
Henry Neuhart; the report of the viewers being
favorable said road, as surveyed by Q. s. Sloan.
was established public highway, conditioned
to the payment of the sum of fifty 4, liars 10
Sena Bates and the sum of 5000 to Henry Neu-
hart, by the petitioners, as damage for said road
passing through their land. 1o;tbgE bsRsiiA
Allowed the sum of $132 80 for work pen
formed on bridge at Lewisville and Malags
road under Isaac Bernhard. Allowed IH r,
West $212 for Publishing Commissioner Res
port. Auditors settlement, Treasureas Tax No
tice and bills and times Of holding court. .,
The Commissioners adjourned the, hearing
OF the alteration OF the road .petitioned for
at the June session, 1897, from. Calais te,
GAINESVILLE, to Wednesday sth March 1S7f,.,
Allowed Elijah ,McMahon So for lumber,
spikes &c, on bridge. at Jetssrs, Center town.
ship and $50 on bridge at Miners. Allowed,
]. P. spriggs $165 balance salary as Prose-
cutins Attorney and s35 fee In the case of,
Ohio vs.. Hyssom in the Supreme Court
lowed W. 2. Sinclair s. medical attendar6e,
on prisoners. Allowed BIN. Smith $5.fees
as attorney Ohio vs. DAN Williams. ,-ss =, Z.
The costs in the case of Ohio vs Wilbur
amounting 70 sze 10 allowed. .''A''
David Okey Who at the last October eiec-o
tion was duly elected and qualified to- ths-
ofnce OF the Clerk Of Court OF Common Pisss
fer Monroe county presented bond and secu-
rlty In the sum OF SIS 900 which being sat.
isfactory he enters on the dnties Of Che Of.
nce when the term Of the present incum6ent
terminates. = ..''tS
Allowed D Neuhart s7s 81 for fnrnishiHfs''
cutting aud laying flag stone pavemeut' fn'
front of court honse. Allowed Simoh eDdffA
SS for sustaining prisoner and prisoners
children in the case Of Ohio vs. Mary j, Gfb:.-
bon. Allowed j.. Hoefaer $50 part payment
for indexins deeds &c. Allowed Dan Wais
ton SIG "a for sundries for Jail and offices, =. I,
Ordered that the sum Of $40 be. remiftsf
n. Moore as security for Alex Cranson chars
gea with horse stealing, - - - e
The Auditor Is orlered to write Isaac Srttck. :
Ter for building Abutments at tnon th OF 0pos-a
sum creek why they are not proceeded With
as per contract.
Allowed Sam1 Grfmsha'v Au iitor $500 adj.
ditional as Per act Legislature fot afditfonsp
clerking in the appraisement Of lands1 80. ~
Allowed saml Grimshaw Auditor $500 part
salary and the sum of $40 making out Com
missioners Report and recording the same. ybus
Special SESSION FBBRUART 26.-Stephen,
Doughsrty fhirmary Director having tssisuA
ed his Office on the filth day of Fsb.i ASH tina:
And. notified the county. commissioners anil
requested them to meet on gthis day for itheI
purpose of appointing a director and there
upon the Commissioners met no appeiAs+i
msut being made on this day AajonrasdoAaN
meet Tomorrow IN orning.aQ' 4. .hsilitEs $50 I
TuEsD AT, February 28 The Commission q
efs met pursuant to adjournment aud havfdS =
accepted Stephen Dougherty's resisnaHefi
appointed Philip Schumacher Sr. TO serve O.
Director until his successor shall be- daay v
elected aud qualified. The aComsnissieAersso %
in making this appointment would exNs~
their sentiments, that when the supeEin qfsiw
ent Of the Infrmary gives general srtisfActton Z
both as,regards the treatment Of the inMatsss
aud conducting the. farming operations. fhs,s
should not be discharged without saanss;s i'm
the present case two f.tRe Directors spse
PORTED a superintendent who was pFsviouyns
ly discharged from that offse,t. q. great mspyo
complaints having been made against him,
in addition to this he has q large fapilEF
amounting to suearly one fourth of tAsHine,
mates. the Commissioners are, Of opinion the
Directors should have,appoinse ed ,onss eli f,peeSs
essary) where no previous complaints teKiss,
ted, .5f .sl ,%beel sdt $ .sfs5 zfx;a 10
MARCH SESSION, 1S71-Messrs. MoslerJ JBs his
man & Co. of Cincinnati having comman eed
an action in the Court of Common Pleastc.
recover the sum of Sl53 allsdgedg toibe dnsail
for Burglar proof safe manufactured u hyii
them for the County Treasury as per ioF6srI
of the Commission oners, and the Commisslonn G
ers having paid in full to Nessrs .Mosler, ,lBahr.
man 4 Co, the amount as agreed upopo per
contract do hereby authorize John F., ISprisga
Prosecuting Attorney to defsn the sUjt. cons 4
menced 'by Me-srs. Mosler. BahmSn .AEars
against the Commissioners. "a pt;hs,t saasssfs
The Commissioners with Auditor c9p;ln-
ded the semi ANIMAL settlement with. w u,
Read, County Treasurer aud find hes IL ehaatFif, haatFif,
gsd with, and entitled to the following icgasi
| its. i ~ s.sls .Aosss 1tss soqo slyti.
BALANCE OF FgxDs REMAISISsars gREAsuRysr-
School tuna ....... ....i..l.. 3 'S6soe!
Infrinary fund. ..... ......!.. 1896 Ss
| Bridge fund -. ~. -. 3oo1"2t
Building fund .........s...!! -. = 7s0S ~
Teachers Institute s........!.. !a.a.'s1AdV He
| Total ...... .-..... ~. ~Aof'o of
Deduct funds overpaid ~. -. ...:. "be54 SO
L--ael
Total to be accounted for ..... -. $500 IS
Unpaid notes remaining in Treasury. ilS o6
The Commissioners with the Audit6f ceahted
money and found it correct.
petition was presented, signed By g. w.
| Cline and others, asking for the view, survey
and location of county road, coinmercihg ae
low water mark opposite the month OF Main
street, in Cochransvllle, on the county hne, in
tersecting the Antioch road, Theinecessary le-
gal proceedings having been complied withst the
Commissioners appointed David Smittle. .spseph