Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-09-19


fellows! But such Is human nature.
Our local reporter CLEANED the follow
ing items from the proceedings of the
County Commissioners, at their recent
session:
The report of the Infirfiiary Directors
was examined, approved and ordered OH
the minutes.
The lnfirmary buildings were opened
for the reception of paupers in Novem-
Der, 1871, since which time the following
number of paupers have been admitted
and cared for.
From Jackson township, L; Tymoeh-
tee, 5; Crane, 10; Antrim, Miffiin, i;
Salem, /: Crawford, 2; County Jail, 5;
Transient, s.; of which there has been
discharged. and died, leaving a total
now remaining in the Infirmary Sept, I'd
1872, of 30.
There has been relief afforded to two
infant paupers; one of which has been
convey ed to the Infirmary. and one Is
cared for, under their direction, by
Ephriam Fenner. at the rate of two dol
lars per week and clothing.
They reported the Infirmary build
ing5 in good condition, except repairs
needed in two rooms, but the sleeping
rooms and out door parks are il
a bad condition, the roofs of which
leak badly.
This present year they put out $50 ap-
pie trees. There was sold from the farm
over and above what was used by the
inmates, the sum of S110,54, which
amount has been paid into the Treasury
The rcpc rt of the viewers o. tie altera-
tioh of Il County Rad, i'll Mifflin tip, Pc
titioned 70 Geo. Reiser and others, was
read; several rcmonstrances being filed
against the location and establishment
of said alteration, therefore the case
came up for FINAL hearing, and was ar
gucd on behalf Of the petitioners, bs G.
r. Mott, Esq. and against by Grisell &,
Kali. EsqS. and the Comulissf oners after
hearing the case, and maturely consid-
crinS The matter, are of tie opinion that
the prayer of said petition is unreason-
able, and therefore said retitlofi was dis
IN fsScd.
In the matter Of beating "a ditch in
Crane and Salem townships, petitioned
for by Jacob Hart and others, it appear-
ing that the published notice was defect
i've in description. On motion OF C. r.
Mott. Esq. it was ordered that the hear
ing of the case be continued until Oct
18th, 1872.
The commissioners made the report
in what is known as the Clark ditch, To-
Gated in Marseilles tip. petitioned for by
&. w. Clark and others. and ordered that
the proper notice lie published of the
pendency and prayer of said petition
for the location and establ ishment of
said ditch, and that the same will be
heard at the Auditors office, on the 18th
| day of Oct. 1872.
The report of the viewers of a County
Road in Salem tp.. petitioned for by F
Koler and others. having reported un-
| favorably to the road prayed for in the
latt er part of the petition, that part was
dismissed without further consider
| alton.
The editors of the REPUBLICAN and
UNION being each asked by the Commits
sioners to put in a bid for the publica-
ton of the Report of the Commissio ners
of their official business for the ye&l
ending Sept. lst. 1872. The editor of the
REPUBLICAN put in bid OF sl25. The
editor of the UNION failed to put III a
| bid, whereupon the Commissioners or.
| dered that the publishers ofthe REPUB
LICAN and UNION be author lied to pub
lish said report, for $l25, and no more
COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-Coun met
pur suant to adjournment. Present
VIM. Gibson, clerk; Messrs. Worth, Stoll
Gaa and Lowery, Councilmen.
| On motion S. Nj. Worth was called to
the chair. Minutes Of preceding meet
ing read and approved.
The following bills were allowed
Elias Raymond, S30,45, for one months
services as lamp lighter; Michael Beck
$50, so, for dressing % stones for inlets
| to sewer, at $3.50 each: Wyandot Chiel