The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-10-29

for fiji on 0possum bridge, Sl3s IA. Allowed
P Schumacher 81 for notifying Stephen
Dougherty to appear before the Commission
ers.
JCSR SESSION; June 8, 1872.
Allowed Jacob Hopton $50 for 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
comfy ROAD leadias from u Ruble's to Joseph
Fox hersbv Is vacated.
Jscoh Yolo presented his bond as lnatm
airy Director in accordance With .n act passed
by the General Assembly OF Ohio, April Is
1872 in the sum Of FIVE Thousand dollars,
which bcud WAS approved aud accepted.
The report OF the viewers In relation to the
establishment Of an alteration Of s county
road petitoned for by John Smith ami others.
! at tho March session was reai the third time;
ordered said road to DO established publO
highway.
Allowed costs In the esse Of Ohio VS. stssu.
rod and Greenlee SIS 05. Allowed cost in
the case OF Ohio vs. = Cnnnor aua others, SIS
jss. Allowed cost In the case OF Ohio Va A
Wise, SIG 25.
Ordered, nstice to be published for the
delivery of / 800 bushels OF coal for eour,
house. Allowed Stephen Dougherty fees as
Infrmary Director; $50,
The Commissioners proceeded to open the
different proposals for bridges, ono across
Sunssh creek at Cameron and one at the
mouth Of Sunflsh creek; the contract for said
bridges awarded to the King Iron Bridge
Company OF Cleveland, they being the low.
eat and best bidders.
The contract for the abutment at the mouth
OF Sunnsh creek, was awarded to shrake
Of Marietta. The contract for the stone arch
eulvert at Baresville was awarded to Dro!iin-
ger.
Stephen pousherty presented his bond As
Infrmary Director, in accordance with an Acl
passed by the General Assembly OF Ohio
April rs 1872. In the sum Of fye thousand
dollars, which bond was approved and secep-
ted.
Philip Schumacher presented his Bond a:
/, Irfirmary Director, in accordance with an act
passed by the General Assembly April IS
1872, in the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars
which bond was accepted.
The report Of the viewers in relation to thc
establishment of an alteration of q coanty
road, petitioned for st the narch session, Wa:
read the third time; ordered that said road
be established public highway.
| The petition presented by Francis hafit et
al, at the March session, 1872, praying for {
change in the township lines, beween Jack
| son and Lee townships was continued
Ordered the following lsvies to be made or
the taxable property of Monroe county fol
the year 1872: for county expenses Y mills
on each dollar valuation, for Infrmary ex
penses 10 Of one mill on each dollar vaua-
tion, for the construction OF nav bridge al
Clsrington one mill on each dollar valuation
| Ordered, that the following stock is allowed
TO run at large: milch COWS. and cattle unde
two years Of age. Allowed seiben and Lii.
ley S22 SO for blank book furnished ReCor-
der's Office, and blanks for school Examiners.
Allowed W 7 Morris 81 Is for glassware and
candles furnished sherif's Office. Allowed
David ekey, Clerk of Court, costs in State
cases, SsS as. Allowed Daniel Walton fo'
goods furnished Jail and Treasurer's ONCE, Sl4
Is. Allowed N Hoefier fees as Auditor, $500
Commissioners met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment; and contracted ior the fills to be made
at the Cameron bridge. The contract to de-
liver the coal was awarded to Sebastian
Burkhard. Allowed VIM Read for Heath de-
teotor, 81 SO.
All of which is respectfully Submitted.
WnIlAx WoRKaAS, Commissioner
CHRISTIAN CEHRs: OF
| JAMES ARMSTRONG, Monroe Co.