Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-01-13
Report.

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Monday, December6 6. 1875.
The Board met pursuant to law. All
the members present. Fl. C. Niday,
Commissioner elect, having given bond
and qualified for Office took his seat, and
on motion, was chosen President for one
year.
On motion, made and carried BY
unanimous vote, payment was ordered
to be made for bridge work Ms follows:
To G II RAIDER, for building
bridge across Blessings run, in
Harrison township $l5G 90
Martin Scott, for repairing bridge
across Robinson's run, in Nor
gan township, 40 %
Martin Scott, for small bridge
across Glenn's run IA 90
Samuel Rothgeb, sundry repairs, l6 %
L wv Davis, for building bridge
across Beaver creek, I55 92
w DJOnes, anchor, &C., for above
bridge, SO
c F Hern, repairs to Campaign
bridge, IL 90
A R Martindale, fill at Ewington
bridge, Is 90
Marshal & Wilhelm, repairs to
bridge, 15 90
N S Giles, balance on fill 45 81
The official bond of Ira w BoOton,
Recorder elect, was approved and or
dered to be placed on record.
Petitions to vacate county roads IN
Perry township, were presented by
Daniel Rees and Thos. Carter.
A petition to alter road was present
ed by j A Martindill and others; view
ers and surveyor were appointed.
A petition for county road was pre-
sented by r NJ Rodgers and others,
whereupOn view and. survey were
granted.
p P Parish and others, petitioned for
county road, whereupon view and
survey weregranted.
S G Keller, Infirmary Director elect,
submitted his official bond, which was
approved and ordered to be recorded.
The report of the viewers in relation
to the establishment of road altera-
ton petitioned for by Samuel Rothgeb
and others, was taken up and the petit
tion dismissed.
The official bond of Charles Stuart,
Sheriff elect. was accepted and ap-
proved.
The official bond of II A Kent, Pro-
bate Judge elect, was accepted and ap-
proved.
Cost bills of Justices and Constables
were examined and allowed to the
amount of one hundred and thirty
three dollars and eighty-three cents,
($l33 49,
Allowances were made ont of the
county revenue fund to the amount of
nineteen hundred and ninety-One dol
lars and fOrty-two cents, ($1991 42.)
The following attorneys having been
assigned to the defense of prisoners by
the court, were allowed for their SER
vices as follows tO-wit:
TO S A Nash, for defending
Charles Adkins, SIS 90
Joseph Bradbury, for defending
Samuel Martin, 10 90
Joseph Bradbury, for defending
Jasper Kinder, 10 90
Joseph Bradbury, for defending
VIM Blankenship, 20 90
Joseph Bradbury, for defending
Isaac Il Manley, 20 90
C w Bird, for defending Robert
Viney, 20 90
C W Bird, for defending Fred
Holmes, 90 90
C w Bird, for defending VIM
Watson, 20 90
Simeon Nash for defending John
Smith, 20 90
The viewers having reported in favor
of the establishment of the.sroad nett
Toned for by James NJ Mills and others,
said report was continued to the March
session.
The report of the viewers in favor of
the establishment of the road petitioned
for by Adam Davidson and others, was
continued to the March session.
Payment was ordered to be made on
account of bridge expense to the follow
ing persons, tO-wit:
TO n z Fenner, 1000 feet oak
plank for Mill Greek bridge, $l6 90
Samuel Rothgeb, shingles, &c.
for Big Kyger bridge, 13 25
James Rees and John Davis,
part payment on abutments for
bridge across Symmes creek, 150 90
David w Williams, part payment
on lumber and timber for super
structure above bridge, 225 90
Ansel Lawless, for building bridge
near Grasson Davis, l2O 80
Joseph Martin, for completing
the superstructlre of the bridge
across Long run, 32l 6S
The bond of S r Mccormick, coroner
elect, was presented without the en-
dorsement of the Prosecuting Attorney,
and without being signed by the princi-
pal, and was therefore rejected.
STATEMENT OF ORDERS ISSUED.
David Conrad, 800 bushels coal for
Infirmary, $37 30
Hiram Ellis, Judge of election, 80
Amos Ripley, sheriff, boarding
petit jury, 81 90
d Hutsinpiller, special Juror, 40
d Hutsinpiller, tales juror 3 100
Amos Ripley, jr., constable at
court, 4G 90
Philo Ripley, constable at court, 46 90
Edward Burrell, witness fee, 3 90
John Stewart, j p fees, So
John Stewart, judge of election, 80
VIM Symmes, witness fee, ! 30
Jas A Tipton, witness fee, 80
John G Collins, talesman, 800
S w Deniel, clerk of election, 80 |
J G. GOthard, witness fee, 80
G ii RAIDER, superstructure bridge
across Blessings run 156 90
David Gillian, witness fees, 3 90
Joseph Bradbury, assisting prose-
cutting attorney, State VS.. X vi
ney and Fred Holmes, % 90
j G Henshaw, witness fees, 2 30
John Hall, witness fees, 2 80
J q Henshaw, witness fees, SO
John Watson, witness fees, 2 %
John Watson, talesmau, 3 90
NJ j. Gilmore, witEess fee, l 81
III llenshaw, witness fee, ] Il
E l. Henshaw, witness fee. 10
James Whiting, witness fee, 3 90
VIM Porter, janitor court room, 8 90
Martin Scott, repairing bridge
across Robinson's run, 40 %
Martin Scott, bridge across Glen's
run, II 90
Charles E Fry, guarding Jail s
days, II 90
Philo Ripley, guarding Jail 81
days, 100 so
F Hern, repairing Campaign
bridge, 42 90
William Guthrie, witness fee, lis
VI Giles, balance OF bridge fill, 45 81