Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-09-17
Commissioners Proceedings.
September Term.

September Term.
The County Commissioners met o
the 9TH, full Board present. Busine;
was transacted as follows:
In matter of petition for vacation {
road leading from pike at Balls
Egypt, thence to Sewellsville. Rea
for first time and laid over until mex
meeting.
In matter of petition of w. Arm
strong and Others for location Of a roaC
beginning nesir w. S. Georges dam
thence past Georges coal bank, acros
lands of Mathew Patterson, deceased
etc.. to road leading from Nations
road to Uniontown; David Brown, G
Dillon and Samuel Giffin, viewers, t,
meet September 26th.
In matter of petition of VIM. Cald
well and others for alteration of Coun
ty road, Seldom George, Thos. Lodg,
and Warden Armstrong viewers t.
meet September 29th.
The contract for erecting lightnin,
rods on Insane Hall Intirmary wa
awarded to j. Doudns & Son, Barnes
vile, ct 10 cents per f lot for galvanized
iron rods, gold plated pcints-less eigh
per cent. discount for cash.
C. G. Workman-Bill of costs in case
of State VS.. Rachel Moore, SAL 90. Re.
jected, not authorized to pay. Refer
to Warren Criminal law, p. 173.
In matter of petition of w. B. Ora
ham for correction in Tax Duplicate
Referred for action at May term Of
1875.
The annual reports of J. R. Mitchell,
Clerk, c. w. Carroll, Probate Judge,
w. S. Kennon, Prosecuting Attorney,
Jas. A. Barnes, Recorder, were receiv-
ed, examined and found correct.
The Commissioners settled with the
Treasurer and found that payments had
been made upon proper vouchers in
his possession, with exception of two
vouchers alleged to be lost amounting
to s476 81, allowed to said Treasurer
upon him giving bond of indemnity.
The Prosecuting Attorney was order
ed and directed to institute legal pro-
ceedings for the coll lection of all claims
that are now due and payable to the
County. This action refers to any
notes, mortgages, collection receipts
and like evidences of Indebtedness.
ORDERS WERE ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
5eibert & Lilley, Stationers, S56 so
NJ Gardner, j P, costs in State
case, Al O5I
VIM Talbert, ] P costs in State
case, 10 50
Sam'l Stilwell, repairs Co. Jail, s OO|
'am'l McMasters, j P, costs in
State case, 81 e5
W G Cochran, for painting Coun-
ty Jail, etc., Sc col
R Mitchell, Clerk, fees from
Sept. l, '73 to Sept. 1, IA, 100 IS
" s Kennnn, percentage On
fines and costs, 2O2 90
,anford q Co., stationery, LOG S5
h Johnston for chairs and re-
pairs, II 65l
friend & Son, bedding for Jail, AZ 90
Porterfield, express charges, 295
W Carroll, Probate Judge, for
recording births and deaths, 2O2 20
c Workman, j P, costs in State
cases, Al 70
/ ] Baggs and others, work, etc,
on Infrmary Insane Hall, 1850 81
'hio Valley Pike, for culverts,
bridges, etc, 519 63
G Cranston, N P, for act papers, 7 7Ol
N Gaumer, advertising, blanks
etc. 70 SO
vm Ramage, services Infirmary
Director, 43 rs
hos Lodge, services Infirmary
Director, 40 81
ohm Anderson, services Infrm-
ary Director, 4S So
arroll & Hoge, for paints, 70 80
epson q Son, supplies offices, IS 10
has Kinney, j P, costs in State
cases, % sol,
hannon & E E Kennon, for TAX
ing depositions in case of Ohio
VS.. Waller, q 90
elmont Chronicle, for advertis-
ing. blanks, books, etc., 161 so
roadrup & Co. for furniture for
Inf1rmary school room, 12O 90
R Johnston, repairs in Pro-
bate Judges Office, Is 90
' S Kennon, for transportation +;
of witnesses from Wheeling in
case of Ohio vs.. Waller, 80 As
Ohnson & Frasier, livery, II sol
G Fawcett, repairs, 521ll
[. West & Son, supplies to Coun-
ty offices, 12O OF
as Dean, Mayor, costs in State
cases. 80 3Ol
as Eggleston. j P, costs in State
cases, sS5e
)hnSOn Gilham, for freight, 00l
The lntirmary Directors made their
lnual settlement with the Commits
oners, their vouchers and certificates
sued, were examined and compared
I'd found correct.
The Commissioners visited the Coun-
Jail and found the same in good
nitary condition and secure.
They also visited the County In
rmary and found the same in good (
nitary condition and the manage '
ent very satisfactory.
The Commissioners examined the t
uditor's vouchers for orders issued. t
I'd bonds and coupons redeemed, and q
und the same in all respects correct.
W. E. Stamp, Auditor, presented
s bill for services from Nov. 11th,
to Sept. 7th, 1874, as follows: Emu
GRAFTON $3.50; Sec. 125 School Law,
so; making road abstracts Is Town
ips, s425; filing tax statements, 81 90;
suing and redeeming bonds and ceu- 7
ms, 500: member BOARD Ennal;z.