Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
VOLUME 80.
state of Maine

HANCOCK, sat- the Court of County Commits
sioners begun and held at Ellsworth, within and
for the County OF Hancock, on the second Tues
day of October, A. D. 1875, and by adjournment
Dec. %, A D., 1876:
ORDERED-That there be assessed on Township
No. $, South Division, in the County of Hancock,
for repairing the road therein, leading from the
East line of Ellsworth, through said No. s. TO the
South line of Waltham, estimated to contain eight
thousand acres, exclusive of water and lands re
served for pubic uses, the sum of ninetysiN dol
lars, being one cent and two mills per acre. and
Joseph T. Grant, OF said Ellsworth, is appointed
Agent to expend said assessment, according to
law.
That there be also assessed on said Township
No. 5, for opening and building a road from the
West line of Ellsworth, through No. 8, to the Wal
than road, so-called, according to the accepted
port of the County Commissioners of said County,
the sum of three hundred and twenty dollars, it
being four cents per acre; and Joseph I. Grant, of
said Ellsworth, is appointed Agent to expend said
assessment for said purpose, accorning to law
That there lie assessed on Township No. 9, South
Division, in the County of Hancock for repairing
me road therein leading from the East line of
Franklin, through said No. g. to the West line of
Township No. TO- adjoining Steuben, estimated to
contain five thousand four hundred and forty
acres, exclusive of water and lands reserved for
public uses the sum of one hundred and sixty three
doiiars ana twenty cents, being three cents per
acre; and Toilet Gerrish, of Franklin is appointed
Agent to eNpend said assessment, according to
law
That there be assessed on the Western part of
Township No. 10, adjoining Steuben, in the Coun
ty of Hancock for repairing the road therein lead
ing from the East line of Township No. 9, South
Division, through said Western part of said No.
10, TO the division line between land formerly
ed by John West ais. and land Of William Dut-
ton ais, estimated to contain nine thousand six
hundred acres, exclusive of water and lands
served Tor pubic uses the sum of one hundred and
ninety two dollars, being two cents per acre, and
Theodore Bunker. of Franklin, is appointed Agent
10 eNpend said assessment according to law.
lhat there be assessed the Eastern part of
township No. 10, adjoining Steuben, the County
OF Hancock, for repairing the road therein, leading
| from the line between land formerly owned M
| John Vest X ais and land nj nuttn I
als, to the West line of Cherryfeld, estimated to
contain thirteen thousand three hundred and forty
acres, exclusive of water and lands reserved for
punllc uses, the sum of two hundred and siXty-six
dollars and eighty cents being two cents per acre
ana Theodore Bunker, of Franklin, i. appointed
agent 10 eNpend SAID asses sment, according to
That there be assessed on Township No 81. Mid
die Division, In said County of Hancock, estima-
| ted to contain twenty two thousand and eighty
acres, exclusive of water and lands reserved for
public uses, for repairing the road therein leading
from the East line of Maraville, through the Wes-
tern part of said No 81, to the North line thereof
called the Moose Hill road and also for the repairs
of such portion of the road leading from Aurora
TO Beddlngt0n as lies in said No. II. the sum of
one hundred and ninety eight dollars and seventy
two cents, being nine mills per acre; and Joseph
| t'rant, OF Ellsworth, Is appointed Agent 10 eX-
pend said assessment, according to law.
Ihat there be assessed on the Western part of
Township No. p, Middle Division, in said County,
estimated 10 contain eleven thousand and forty
acres, exclusive of water and lands reserved for
public uses, for the repair of that portion of the
road in said No. -, leading from Aurora to Bed
| ilngton, which lies between the West line of said
No =, and the division line between land of Henry
NJ Hall ais, and land formerly of William Free
man, Jr., the of forty four dollars and sixteen
cents, being four mills per acre, and Henry NJ.
| Hall, Of Ellsworth, il appointed Agent TO expend
sald assessment according to law.
That there be assessed on the Eastern part OF
Township No. y, Middle Division, in said County,
estimated to contain eleven thousand and forty
acres, exclusive of water and lands reserved for
pubic uses, for the repair of that portion OF the
| road IN said No. - leading from Aurora to Bed
ilngton, which lies between the line which divides
the Lands of Henry VI. Hall Il ais from land for
merry owned by William Freeman, Jr., and the
| East line Of saIi No. -, the OF hundred
| acre, and Henry NJ. Hail. OF Ellsworth is appoint
| ed Agent 10 eNpend said assessment, according to
| law.
That there be assessed on Townthip No. ., Mid
| lie Division in said County estimated to contain
| twenty-tw thousand and eighty acres exclusive
| ot water and lands reserved for public Uses for
the repair of that portion of the road leading from
Aurora to BcdlIugtOn, which lies in said No. =,
the sum of seventy seven dollars and twentveight
| cents, being three and half mills per acre and
! Charles 7. >lisby, Of Aurora, is appointed Agent
| Ia rNpend said assessment, according to law.
/ lhdt there be assessed on Township No. 30, IN
| Sali County, estimated to contain twenty two
thousand and eighty acres. exclusive of water ami
| land reserved for public uses the of one nun
! drrd and thirty two dollars and slNty-iour cent?,
| beng slN mills per acre, for repairing the road
leading from the North line of Aurora to the end
/ OF SAID road near Great Pond, in said Township,
! and Lewis sil-by, of Aurora is appointed Agent
! TO cNpend said Assessment, according TO law.
| Attc-t-H. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
| a true copy Attest
3wi H. L. SAUNDERS Clerk.