The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-11-05


cost book furnished Probate Office $54. Al.
lowed G S Newconb & Co for 10 quires OF
schedules furnished Probate Office, SO.
Allowed w C Cunningham SIS for cleaning
Judges room. EY ft-
Allowed John Lang for coal bucket, mend
ing stove pipes in Recorders Office, "a Se.-
Ordered the Auditor to insure the Infrmary
building.
MARCH SESSION. March 4. 1872.
Joseph Fox and others presented a petition
for tfe vacation of county road; received
haad and continued said petition to the next
regular session.
BAIL Steward and others presented petit
tlon, praying for an alteration of the county
road leading from Tuel's landing, on the
Ohio River, to Wocdsfed; received bond and
ordered survey thereof.
Henry Smith ct a! made application for an
alteration of the county road leading from he
Woodsfeld and Lewisville road to Pfalzgraf' s
mill; received bond and ordered survey
thereof.
Allowed Jacob Yoho fees as Infrmary
Director, Sl7 so. The Commissioners and
Auditor concluded semi-annual settlement
with VIM Read, Treasurer aud found that said
Treasurer stands charged with Slo699 80,
which amount was produced forthwith by
said Read. as Treasurer, and counted by the
Commissioners and found, in all respects,
correct.
The report OF the viewers in relation to the
establishment of the alteration of a. county
road petitioned for by John Smyth, at the De-
cember session, was read ths third time; no
objections being made, said road was estab-
lshed public highway -e 4.sr
Francis Mo6it ct al presented petition
praying for change in the township lines,
between Jackson and Lee townships; eon:in-
ued TO next session.
Allowed W o Butler, Constable in tie case
OF Ohio VS. Kinkade, 50 20. Allowed cost in
the case of Ohio VS. Il Howell, S27 rs. AL
lowed cost in the case of Ohio VS. ii Moser,
Sl2 Is, Allowed cost in the case of Ohio vs.
Sides ct al, SS 70. Allowed cost in the case
of Ohio VS. Samuel Baumberger, SIT o5,
Allowed costs in the case of Ohio VS. Baker.
ct al, $S 80.
John Smith and others fled petition
praying for an alteration of a county road
commencing on the land of John Smith. inn
Wayne township, to intersect the Grsysville
and Woodsfeld road; received bond and or
dered a survey thereof,
Allowed Jacob Burgbacher Sl2 50 for shell
wing and a stand in Probate Office. Allowed
Seibert & Lilley for blanks furnished Probate
and Clerks Office, SIS rs. Allowed J P
spriggs S5, fees for collections made.
Allowed Philip Schumacher, sr, fees as In
frmary Director, $40 so, Allowed Ohio In
stitute for Deaf Mutss So IS, on account Of
clothing furnished for Barbara Littleton, a
pupil Of said Institute from 1859 to July,
1871. Allowed H R West for printing, Sl3i
so.
Ordered a levy of 2. mills on the dollar or
all the tax able property in Monroe county,
Cor ths year 1879, for road and bridge purpo-
ses-lf mills for bridge purposes and l mill
for road purposes, to be worked out on the
public highways between the first day OF
April and the first day of October.
Ordered. Jacob C Yohs and Henry Smith to
repair the bridge on the Woodstieid and
road. Allowed N Hoefier $500,
fees as Auditor. Allowed Vachel Gamble for
fill On Opossum bridge: Sle0.
SPECIAL SESSION, April az, 1879,
The Commissioners examined the two
bridges put up by White & Son, one across
0possum Creek and one across Narrows run.
which are satisfactory and according to con-
tract; settled with said firm and found that
there is due said firm the sum of $l,634. for
which the Auditor is authorized to draw his
an tka Cauptv Traaaurar
Ordered, that scaled proposals will be re-
ceived June 5, 1872, for two wrought iron
bridges, one across the mouth of Sun6sh
creek, and one across Suufsh creek at Came
ron; also, for new abutment at the mouth
of Sun6sh creek; also, for an arch stone eul.
vert across Bares run at Baresville.
Allowed A J Pearson part salary as Prose
cutting Attorney. Allowed DR. Dillon for
medical attendance on prisoner In jail, So SO.
Allowed Jacob Burgbacher for desk in
Prosecuting Attorneys Office. S29.
Allowed Fred. RiG for clock in court
room, S6. Allowed Jordan & Holiday for tin
ware for Jail and county Offices; 50 10. Al
lowed Siebert & Lilley S4S SO for blank
books, blanks and seal, furnished Clerks of
foe. s...
Allowed cost in the case of Ohio Us l. G
Teaman, S2l 20. Allowed Ya3hel Gamble
for Gil on Opossum. bridge, $l3s a. Allowed
P Schumacher 81 for notifying Stephen
Dougherty to appear before the Commission
ers.
JUNE SESSION; June 8, 1879.
Allowed Jacob Hopton $50 for a new bridge
across Pryor's run. The petition presented
by Joseph Fox ct al. at the March session
PRAYING for the vacation Of a county road
was read the second time, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Board that said road
has become useless, it is ordered that the
county road leading from n Ruble's to Joseph
Fox hereby Il vacated.
Jacob Yoho presented his bond as ln6rm
ary Director in accordance with an act passed
by the General Assembly of Ohio, April Is
1872 in the sum of five thousand dollars
which bond was approved and accepted
The report OF the viewers in relation to tn,
establishment of an alteration of county
road .petitioned for by John Smith and other S
at the March session, was read the third time
ordered said road to be established public
highway.
rod and Greenlee, SIS 05. Allowed cost il
the case of Ohio VS. Connor and others, SeS
SIS. Allowed cost III the case CT Ohio VS.
Wise, $f6 25. r...
Ordered, notice to be published for tn,
delivery of 1900 bushels Of coal for cour
house: Allowed Stephen Dougherty fees a.
Infrmary Director; $50,
The Commissioners proceeded to open thu
different proposals for bridges, one across
SunGsh creek at Cameron and one at thu
mouth Of Sunfsh creek; the contract for sait
bridges awarded to the King Iron Bridg,
Company of Cleveland, they being the low
est and best bidders.
The contract for the abutment at the mouth
of Sunfsh creek, wss awarded toJ Shrake
of Marietta. The contract for the stone arch
culvert at paresville was awarded to Drollin,
ger.
Stephen Dougherty presented his bond as
Infrmary Director, in accordance with an sci
passed by the General Assembly of Ohio
April 90 1872, in the sum of five thousand
dollars, which bond was approved and accep-
ted.
Philip Schumacher presented his bond as
Ilfirmary Director, in accordance with an act
passed by the General Assembly April 30
1871, in the sum of FIVE thousand dollars.
which bond was accepted.
The report of the viewers in relation to the
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