The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-11-18


yet due said company. ,,..... ....s..,. 49,
| The viewers report in favor Of W Gray's
alteration read the second time. The view
ers' report in favor Of Josiah wright's alte-
ration read the second time. $50 ,'12darati
! The petition presented BY Francis Mofit ei
al, at the March session, 1879, was consider
ed, ordered that the north half OF section
q, township 2 of range 4 be detached freu
Jackson township and is annexed to Let
| township.
Allowed Stephen Dougherty SIS fees as IN
| frmary Director. Allowed H West S. 10 fol
for printing for county le -2GmHn ~ +
| The report of the viewers in relation to TIE
establishmentsof the alteration of q county
road, petitioned for by Josiah Wright and
Others, having been read the third time in
open session, ordered that said alteration ibs
established public highway, thirty feet in
width.
The report Of the viewers in relation to the
establishment Of the alte ration OF county
road, petitioned for by W Gray ct al, hav
ing been read the third time in open session
ordered that said alteration be established 3
public highway. 40 feet ii width, ..tszd
Allowed the cost in the case of Ohio. VS.
Nelson Cain, before Justice Morrill,, So Is, to
be paid out of the county Treasury: Allow.
ed the cost in theicase of Ohio VS.. VIM Crow
before Justice Nally. $ls IS to be paid out o
the county Treasury. ''2Gf' ES'a,'@ q
Allowed James Holiday SO 80 for gutter or
jail building. Allowed David 0key,l clerk Of
court, $96 cost in State cases and abstract oI
elections. Allowed David Hsnthoru ls3 j5(
for renairino door in ;a;,
Allowed William Read ST. so, for,, recording
official bonds, Allowed Ketterer & Morris $a
63 for merchandise furnished county, Offices
and Jail. Allowed F & N Koehler 81 s 20 fol
clothing furnished lunatios. Allowed s
Jones So for stand in Probate Office hs5ii et
| Allowed Seibert & Lilley SAT Is for books
blanks and stationery for county Offices. al
lowed the cost in the case Of Ohio vs..
Wise, $l9 80, before Justice Beard to be paid
out of the county Treasury. Allowed thu
Auditor $400 per annum, fees under schoo
law, in addition to fees allowed under Law @
1867. ''-'ss'.,'' '..,-s''.''.DTo9 80 23as ,
Allowed NJ. Hoefler $40 fer making Com
missioners animal report to court OF common
pleas. Allowed A ] Pearson $l26 SO fees al
Prosecuting Attorney, ,n: lf4.. .-..-.l
| Allowed N Hoef1er $40, balance fees Al
Auditor for the year, 1s71-72. Ordered the
county jail building to Be Insured in the Co
lumbus Home Insurance Company, for $500
at 81 per cent for three years. Allowed
Washington Cline $25 on Coehransvill,
bridge 2Gisigg 20 Lasl3gs ;HS ssassg1.
d So 80" SESSION DBcsMsER 19. 1872.
Settled with the agent of the King Irol
Bridge Company, Of Cleveland, for two ifor
bridges. one across Sunfsh creek at Cameron
160 feet span at SIG per linsal foot, and on'
across sunfsh creek at Clarington, 100 fee
span at sl3 per 1ineal foot; upon examina
ton find that said bridges were built accord.
ing to contract, authorized the Auditor to is
sue his warrant on the county Treasurer fo
$4 .460, in full, in. favor of said company. Ill
the above is included $l00 fol, extra work.
| Allowed Fred Stoehr SIS 80 for shelving il
Auditors Office. Allowed J H Watt 4 Bro
$36 for,two stoves in county Jail. Allowed
Drollinger 4 CO $400 on stone arch bridge a
Baresyiie. 'ss.'' 'ssss5a = u 4
= 81 SESSION FEBRuARy 10, 1878.
James R. Morris. who was elected sProbat
Judge at the general election held in Monroe
county. Ohio, on the Sth day Of October A i
| l872,presented> his bond inthe penal sum 3
$4,000, conditioned, according to- law, v i'll
sufRcient security, which bond was approve,
and accepted. ,.Ss:.s s
The Infrmary Directors presented, for ap
IprovaL the contract made by and between
them. and Louis sulsbergsr as Superintendent
tofsthe county Infrmary for the ensuing yea
at $500; not approved. ,iits7ok { s1Il
o MARcu SESSION; March 8, 1873.
+ Board of Commissioners met and proceed
led to elect President kom theif number, il
accordance with m act passed BY the Gene
raj Assembly. of. Ohio, February IS, 1873, an
resulted in the election Of William. Work
man. 49, - Il :,
f., The viewers, report in favor Of John
jackson's alteration Of a county road. rea
the first time The report of the viewers i
favUr of Benjamin Trucks road read the fri
thine:
. The Infrmary Directors presentedss for ap
proval, the contract made. by and bstwee
them and Louis Sulzberger, as Supafintend
ent of the county infrmarys for the ensuin
year, for the sum Of s4s0; approved BY th
casting vote of the President.
The Infrmary Directors presented tie
semi annual report of the expenditures an
J condition of thecounty Infrmary for the las
fsix mouths, together with the proper Svouct
ers,whieb report and vouchers were examine
and found correct. ysd s.'G9as iYSfsd !
The report Of the viewers in favor, of job
T jackson's alteration read the second tim
in open session, The viewers report in fave
lcf po.,sT Trr II o1t ha
!, time in open session. saj gsersgs est ~ p.
Concluded the semi.annual settlement wit
VIM Read, Treasurer Of Monroe county; ;foun
q balance in the Treasury Of So, ,Sl9I 0l;count
} ed and found correct. .ffsq saiY ~ sa,
John Sntlsr ct al presented a petition for
county road, commencing at the south ends
the iron bridge at camsron and ending IN Il
, graded road leading from Woodsfeld, 70 Clal
Il ington; received bond in the penal sum
5000 conditioned for. the payment Of. all yos
! in case the prayer OF the petitioners shoul
; not be granted; appointed viewers and su
, ors to meet at Cameron, arch 2s. 1673.ssE
. The report Of the viewers in favor OF Bel
Trucks alteration was read the third time an
continued to June session. tieesgs tz5tesiL
The report of the viewers in relation to tt
establishment of the alteration Of the canni
road petitioned for byeJoh jackson an
others at the December session, 1872, wa
r read the third time in open sessiou;thes Boar
: being of opinicn that said alteration will
of pnblic utility, ordered that said alteratio
be established a public highway 40 feet !
, width, s..Y7s. ! $50! ~, s -
? On motion the Board made the foliowir
/, levies: Two and one-half of one mill on eae
: dollar valuation of the taxable property
the county, and that one and one half of OF
mill be set apart for bridge purposes, and oil
mill for road purposes,to be worked ont Q
thspublic highways between the first day
, April and the frst day Of 'Oetohsr. 1873. -
"a Allowed Philip Schumacher $50 for serv
. css as. IHfrmargs Dirrctos 4 Allowed Jact
r Drum S22 SO for services as inhrmary Dire
tor. Allowed Jacob z Ioho s45 for seryic
2 as Infrmary Director, 5&ssay,, s,f,ys..fI
, Allowed Wpl Lang So 80 for stovepipe
! |jail. Allowed 6 Davenport SO so for me
: ohandiss furnished county Offices. Allow,
sbGs Newcomb 4 Co s82 for books. blanks al
, stationery. f.5 g3sass..
, Allowed Philip Schumacher SIS 21 I
merchandise furnished county Offices A
). lowed David oksy S44 sofor cost in Sta
Ii cases and iudexipg. "
!. Allowed WIN Read 50 cents for rscordi
: official bond. Allowed the cost in the case
Ohio vs.. Thomas Smith, before Justice Of Il
Peace. -, 80. = ,.''s'0i e
j Allowed N Hoefhsr s55osfsss as Audit,
. Allowed A J Pearson S2O0 fees as 'rrosscl
ting Attoynay 50 A%'i-'ste s%ta s4sf as iIS