The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-11
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
THE REPORT FOB OCTOBER, 1876.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

| W VounesuayS OCb o, loi0s
| The Board met at the usual hour, all tn
members present, also L. w. Goss, County So
licitor. Minutes of previous meetings rea,
and approved. The following bills were passe,
upon and referred to the Board Of Control:
Number Of bill, 5S2-Tha M. & c. X. r. Co., t.
damages and compensation on account OF th,
establishment of a county road in Millcreel
township, known as Mitchell avenue-$25.
No. bS3-John Brown, to damages and com
pensation on account Of the establishment o
the county road In Millcreek township known
| as Mitchell avenue-$1, 200.
No. 5S4-Mary j. Meehan, heir of J. j. Nee
| nan, to damages and compensation on account
| OF the establishment of county road In Mill
creek township known as Mitchell avenue
| $500.
No. 5s5--The Brown heirs, to damages ant
compensation on account OF the establishment
OF county road in Millcreek township known
| as Mitchell aVenue-$3N.
No. 5S6--S. r. s. Whest. to damages and com
pensation on account Of the establishment Of {
county road In MillcreeK township known al
Mitchell avenues ,0O0.
NO, 5s7-Peter Carstens, TO damages an6
compensation on account of the establishment
OF county road in Millcreek township known
as Mitchell avenue-$26O.
No. 5SS-Jacob Ammon, to damages and com
pensatlen on account of the establishment OF Q
county road in Millcreek township known al
Mltchell avenue-$675.
NO. sSs-Catherina Eberhardt, to damages
ana compensation on account of the establish,
ment OF q county road in Millcreek township
known as Mitchell ayenue--$l, 100.
No. 690-Henrieh Trulishe, to damages and
compensation on account of the establishment
OF county read in Millcreek township known
as Mitchell ayenue-$:5. 4.
August Kuertz was this day, on motion o
VIM. Baumgardner, appointed as messenger
for Judge Burnets Court-room at compensa
ton 81 nVe 3 collars Psr week. appointment
On motion OF MIR. Safer the County Audito,
was directed to make the following transfers
From County Fund to County Infrmary In.
mate M Fund, s4,l7o ol.
From Inter est and Sinking Fund to Groes-
beck avenue, $40 90.
From Interest and Sinking to Morton Road
Fund. 81, $50.
From Interest and sinking to North Bend
Road Fund, Springfield township, $5O.
From Interest and Sinking to North Bend
Road Fund, Green township, $64 20.
BY Mr. Baumgardner: Whereas. The boil
ers for the County house are very much out OF
repair, and liable at any time to become sud
denly -eiess, and the tut tther use thereof in
their present condition Is hazardous; now,
therefore,
Resolved, That the immediate repair of one
set OF sag boilers Is an urgent necessity. anu
it is hereby ordered that the firm, West &
Bonner, be, and it is hereby authorized, TO re-
pair one set OF said boilers by removing the
lower halves Or portions, and inserting new
ones in accordance with the orders Of Samuel
Z. Bowles, or other Engineer, acting on behalf
of Hamilton county, Ohio; SAID w est & Bon
ner 10 furnish said iron at fair market rates,
and to charge four days labor, the whole ex-
pense OF sucn repairs not to exceed the sum OF
$75l Carred-Baumgardner, aye; Haff, aye;
oater, aye.
Iu the matter Of the petition for tine incor-
poratlon OF Madisonville, Hamilton county,
Ohio: This matter coming ON again TO be
hea d, the Board, after hearing testimony and
lPt m IA flin RI
further consideration. CHAS. HUFF,
Jos. 4. W HITE, President.
Deputy Auditor. Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
SATURDAY, OcL y, 1e75.
The Board met at the usual hour; ali the
members present, also l.. w. GOss, County
Solicitor. Minutes OF previous meeting read
and approved. The following bills were
passed upon and referred to the Board OF
Control:
No. b91-To the Cincinnati Gas Light and
Coke Company, for gas consumed during the
last two months, 1855 IL.
t9a-R. IL. Fenton, County Treasurer, for
expressags and hostage stamps, Slll ".
sy3--das. B. Hunphreys, County Auditor,
for postage stamps for menth VI SeptemDer
$50 a
59i-Mary Kinney, to one months services
as laundress in County Jail, $40.
59o-Andrew Riley, 251l days labor on the
Carthage turnpike, at 81 per day. $5i.
bJ6--Daniel MsCafthy, to special diet fo1
prisoners IN County Jail, per order Jan Ply
siclan, 81 B..
.5yT-fne STAR, to advertising notice to the
electors of part of Milicreek township. S12
69e-Samuel n. Hunt to professional syry.
ices IN the case OF the State Of Ohio VS.. Michael
Cussick, $40.
5y9-J. I. .Flach, to meal for jurors in the
case OF the State vs. A. A. Eyster, s6 80.
On motion Of Mr. Baumgaidner, the propo-
sition OF Benz Jennifer to maze the approaches
to bridge acruss Hunts run, near Springuale
in springfield township, for the sum Vt ~ cents
per cubic yard, was accepted.
BY Mr.. Safer: Resolved, That the County
Auditor be apd he is hereby authorized and
directed to draw his warrant on the Count,
Treasurer in favor OF w rIberforce G. Demustel
for the sum Of s.. amount of taxes erro.
neously charged aud collected in 1878 through
a mistake. lhe tax was charged to w. G. IN.
Stead OF w. ID. Dempster, as appears from
statement submitted to this Board. Carried. =
Baumgarsner, aye; ttuh, aye; oater, ave.
BY Mr: Sat r.: Resolyed. That the County
Auditor be, and he is hereby, authorized anc
directed to draw his warrant on, the County
treasurer IN IavOr Of U. w. West, agent fol
John w. Burson's heirs, for the sum Of $40 o.
amount OF taxes erroneousy charged and col
lected in 1878 and 1874, the same having been
Twice paid, once by the Cincinnati & Balti.
more Railroad Company and once by said
agent for said Burson,s heirs, as per staten mi
on lille. CaTieu-Baumsardner, aye; Huf
aye; Safer, aye.
BY MIR. sater: Resolved, That the applica.
tion OF Alex. Starbuok, Administrator Of thu
estate OF Y. W. Starbuck, deceased, for a re.
funder of taxes claimed to have been er.
roneously charged and collected on five feet Of
ground ON the north side OF Third street. 1U(
feet west Of Walnut street, be, and the same is
hereby, rejected, il appearing that the alley
spoken OF Is not pubic property, but its I'd
and enjoyment Is specially connected with the
properly abutting thereon. Carried.
On mo ion OF Mr.. HUFF, the proposition of AZ
BOyenhofz 10 make I'LL and approaches Ia 4
bridge near Silyer's on the road from Cloneh
creek south, in Anderson township, forthe ann
Of "a cents per cubic yard, was accepted
Baumgardner. aye; Hun, aye: Safer, aye.
LHAS. HUFF, President.
JOS 7. WHITE. Deputy Auditor, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Monday, Oct. IL, 1875.
The Board met at the usual hour, ali the
members present, also L. w. Goss, County So.
licitor. Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
In the matter of the petition OF James Smith,
A. G. Partridge aud others, TO set off separate
Election Precinctin Millcreek township
This being the day set for hearing the above
petition, and no remon6trance haying been
filed, and the law having been complied with
by publishing and giving notice OF the pending
of said petition, it Is hereby ordered that Isaac
III. Pendery, Azariah Compton and VIM. Nc
Gilliard, three disinterested freeholders and
electors Of this county, and now residents Of
said Millcreek township, are hereby appointed
scribed as follows: "Beginning at the junction
OF the eastern boundary of said township and
the M. II U. railroad; thence westwardly ON the
lima of railrOafl q Wha,a crnsc aa ho