The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1875-12-30
Sync psis of Commissioners Pro.
ceedings for the Month OfNOY-
ember, 1875.
AUDITeR's OFFICE,

EATON, Nov. Sd, 1875
Stack, Earhart and Parks asked leave
to withdraw a petititn that had been
presented to the Board for the location
of a ditch in Dixon Up. The same was
granted on the condition that the afore-
said parties pay the cost.
The bond of Sam'l Oldfather, Audi
tor elect, was present d and accepted.
Sid bond being in the penal sum of five
thousand dollars.
Henry c. Frechtling was allowed
$3.50 as part pay for labor on Banta's
Creek bridge.
Enoch Rinehart was allowed 1920, 10
for the building of bridge on the Ea-
ton and Quaker Trace freepike. Said
account paid from bridge fund.
J.V. Acton presented an account a.
mounting to S54,25 for services as En-
gineer. Said a count allowed and paid
from county fund.
j.. eunberger was allowed $40 for
the repairing of Jail. Said account paid
from county fund.
Roddie Reynolds was allowed $4S,5
for sundries furnished the Jail and re-
pairing Court House. Paid from coun-
ty fund.
D. G. Prugh was allowed $123,S5 for
lumber, stone and lime, for the build
ing of bridge on the Camden & VIM
chester freepike. Paid from bridge fund.
Oh Fisher was allowed $50 for cover
ing stone furnished for culvert on the
Eaton & Quaker Trace freepike. Said
account paid from bridge fund.
John NJ. Dougherty was allowed 81, 80
for efOna nry,islafl for a1lyprt on En-
ton s. State Line 1reepike. Said &C
count paid from bridge fund.
Henry Frechiling, contractor for the
masonry and approaches of the Banta's
creek bridge, presented Engineers final
estimate, upon which the Commission
ers allowed him the contract price, ST.
437 20. An advance order of $3.50 hav-
ing been drawn, it was ordered that he
have an order On the bridge fund for
81 PSF 80, balance due in full.
Levi Risinger was allowed $27,95 for
lumber, lime and masonry for culvert
on the North freepike. Said account
paid from bridge fund.
Thos. Fulton presented an account
for smithing on the Court House fence
amounting to 1925, which was allowed
and paid from bridge fund.
J. B. G. D. S. Bostick presented an ac-
count for lumber furnished the Eaton
& Oxford freepike, Also. for lumber
furnished the Dillman free ike, a.
mounting in the aggregate to $21 ,26.
Said account allowed and paid from
bridge fund.
Nov. 6rH., 1875.
Henry Surface was allowed SIS for
500 loads. gravel furnished the Sonora
~Ifreepike.
Henry Surface was allowed $3.50 for
the building of a bridge across Miller's
fork of Twin creek. Said account paid
from bridge fund.
John Brown was allowed 1895 for
stone, lumber and lime furnished the
Georgetown and Verona freepike. Said
account allowed from bridge fund.
A donation of $27 Is was made the
Commissioners of the Short freepike to
faid them i'm the erection of a bridge.
Said amount paid from bridge fund.
Eli Fisher was allowed 1923 for stone
furnished the Eaton & Quaker Trace.
Said account allowed from bridge fund.
A certified account was presented by
Rob't Swisher, amounting to $52 rs, OF
which $3.50 was allowed and paid from
bridge fund.
Philip Peters was allowed $f7,Sl on
the estimate of the Engineer, for labor
road improvement.
Christian Eby. Commissioner on the
| Camden 6 Winchester freepike, was al
lowed So for stone furnished for said
pike. Said account paid from bridge
fund.
Jos. Furry was allowed So for lumber
furnished the Intersection freepike.
Said account paid from bridge fund,
The Infirmary Directors submitted
their accounts for services during the
past year, as follows:
Levi Risingcr, Clerk of the Beard, 81
Gays, at $3.50 per day, $l52,5 sc
J. L. Quinn, 50 days att2,50 1880
B. Holman, AZ los, 0C
Said accounts were allowed and paid
from bridge fund.
w. 7. Albright &c Co. were allowed
$l04, 70 for printing Blanks.
Nov. 9TH, 1875,
W. l. Barnhiser was allowed $52S,S5
for. services for the quarter ending Nov,
eth, 1875. Said amount paid from coun-
ty fund.
L. G. Gould was allowed $130,75 for
printing blanks, bridge lettings, sc,
Said account allowed from county fund,
Nelf s. Dixon were allowed $13, II foI
lumber furnished freepikes in LanieI
Up. Paid from bridge fund.
w. II. Shearer presented an account
of $45 for laying up 45 perch at 81 pei
perch, OH the Camden &c Winchester
freepike. Said account considered and
allowt d, and paid from bridge fund.
Christian Eby, Commissioner on the
Camden S Winchester freepike, was
allowed $47 for lumber, lime, and the
laying up of stone. Said account paid
from bridge fund.
The Board then postponed the Eby
freepike matter until the 10Th inst.
Nov. 18TH, 1875.
E. W. Jones presented an account
amounting to $3.50, 81, for stone furnish.
ed the Paint Creek bridge, near Mnt.
tonVille. Ofthe above account 500 wa.
allowed Oct. 25th, and the balance was
directed to be paid from bridge fund.
The contract for the superstructurt
of the Paint Greek bridge was AWARDED
the Columbus Bridge Co. for the sum Of
$11,45 per foot. Said bridge to be o.
arch plan, with wooden floor beams.
Rob't Miller, Atty fof Geo. o. Blu
man, presented a tax certificate fol
land that was never on the duplicate
The Commissioners after consideration
refunded 1852, the amount due oil
said certificate.
Nov. 10TH, 1875.
The Ely freepike matter was taker
up, and after hearing the subject fully
discussed by j. V. Campbell and w
Freeman, the Att'ys in the case, The
following vote was taken: For sustain
ing original grant, Jenu B. Campbell
and Eli Conger in the affirmative, ant
d. G. Prugh in the negative.
A motion was made by the Presiden
of the Board, relative to prisoners con
fined in Jail under sentence OF Cour
Tor the payment of fines and costs, to
wit: That said prisoner or prisoner
have the privilege of working out what
ever fine or fines that may be assessed