Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-06-11


Total county levy ........-...-.............3. e
Petition having been made for alter
alton of Ohio Valley Turnpike in the
town of Bridgeport, Eli V Cleaver,
Israel Steir aud 4 w Anderson We're
appointed viewers, and a Lash survey
or of said alteration, to meet at Bridge
port and discharge their appointments
on June 10th, 1874, and report their
proceedings at the next regular session
of this Board.
William j Kelley, Treasurer elect,
presented his official bond in the sum
of $4,000 with Jacob Heatherington,
&C Kelley, Z g Morgan, John Fink,
j Fl Milligan, John Rodefor, James
III Caldwell, Thomas e Parker, and
John w Kennen as sureties thereon,
which bond was accepted andapproved
Ordered that an appropriation of $57
be made from county bridge fund for
filling at bridge at forks of Captina
creek.
Board visited county Infirmary, and
report the same in good sanitary con-
dition, intimats comfortable and pro-
uerly cared for and work nn insane
building progressing thus far satisfac-
torily.
Board visited county Jail and report
the same in good sanitary condition.
Board decided to recommend that
such macadamized roads as have not
already done Sc, take immediate action
towards putting toll gates on,said roads
10 keep the same i'll repair. ..--.
An appropriation of $3.50 was order
I'd from the county fund to repair the
Uniontown and Flushing Pike, from
Wheeling creek to county Inflrmary,
and VIM Caldwell was authorized to
contract for and superintend said re.
pairs.
Petition for alteration of roads by
Vim III Mcbride and others L ] Hen.
dersen and o hers, and VIM Collins,
were granted, and such alterations a
prayed for made.
Vim Mcconnell hlving declined the
contract awarded him for painting and
glazing at Insaiee building, said con
tract was an af,l.-d to John McGraw Of
s674. he being the next lowest bidder
Board exaniiped vouchers for orders
issued from No. 785 30 1853 inclusive,
ali of which We're found correct aud
properly issued. 1853 a
- ORDERS ISSUED:
wv Buckingham. ) P, cost in case of
Ohio VS. Lewis & Johnson --.--.-.-..-.......s q q
james Kelsey. J Z. cost in case OF ONO
VA Gary and Emery .....--...--. 80 q
Martha Robinson. cleaning Offices o;
Couaty Recorder and ruryeyor-........... o.
CN Gaumer, printing and advertising. Is 81
johnson, chairs for Court-houst .-... 81 u
WEsiamp, Auditor. assessing c q p X D O
.. - /" Central Ohio Railroad 10 O
Milton McConnaughy, freight, hauling
and lutfing sale in county Treasury ~. 81 81
! M Gardner, J i, cost in case of OHIO
IS John ....... q
ohio VS. Elizabeth Medley y...-.-..-.--..-.-.. d 4
Ohio vs. Theodore Brown: 10 s.
1Dhu Iisle, TO be expended in filling at
bridge at forks Of Capiina creek 70 o
Pr Chapman, cos.s IN case Of Ohio VS. l.
Bramhall-. ..;-.....--... 10 Il
w q Cochran. si,erid. bedding and reno
Whiting county jail, removing old sew
er and laying new drain pipes 36 8
< DUNCAN. Lwo days services and
mileage as Commissioner. ............- u
Fred schmidt, stone work on culverts
ON Ohio Valley 197 8
Henry Meyer, bedding and clothing for
county IS /
n + Sweeney, administrator OF j III
Heatpr dec d. publishing road notice. 5 0
I II Patterson. supplies for Auditor and
kilograms II 2
Carroll Hoge, supplies for Auditor's
and rreasurer's offices,......:.. --.;--..... 5 G
r. Baggs & Son, lumber, taking down
old ja1 and constructing temporary
jsi, -oS
INeisvanger, J P, costs in case OF Ohio
vs. James Mason and John Jackson.--- ~