The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1877-10-04

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20,00
Aug. 2s, no l88, R. souslin, Bridge and in
Culvert Dis 40 5, 1928 h,
Aug. 80, no 184, Geo. Green, Viewer on s,
road, !,5o
Sept. 2, no ls5, James McElroy, services es
as Supervisor, l0,0O cf
No. 1856, Peter Cooperider Blacksmith ss
ing. 4,15
Sept. 4, 1876 This day the Trustees met =
present J. F. Mains, Jacob Costigan, and Il
David Finck. for the purpose of partial P
settlement with Supervisors and other Il
claims that may be presented The follow b
bills were allowed: g
No 1877, Joseph Elder. Coffin for Hook
er Child, go Il
No. 1888, Sol shohn filing Bridge Dis a
tTict no 9, Io,0G a
No. 189, Charles Garrison. Culvert Dis :
trict nc s, l2,G0
No. 100, Chas Garrison, Services ar Su- T
pervisor. 24,00
No. 191, G. B. Flautt. Order Book and !
Stationary. 2,5o /;
No. 1872, NJ. F. Farley, repairing Bridge
Dis no II, 7.75 I
No. 1913, NJ F Farley, wrench Bridge
District no II, 10 ,
No 1874, NJ. F. Farley, services as Super.
visor, 1900
No. 1876, NJ. F. Farley, Putting in 10
Culvert, HOO
No. 1876 Elias Rousculp, Bridges Dis
trict no 5, 2O,0O
No. 1877, VIM. Hill, services as Supervi
sor. 1880
No. 19s Joel spohn Blacksmitbing Dis
,rict no & 9, 800
o. 1919, Geo Heffiy, Lumber and 7
Bridges District. no 9, 1888
No. 200 Geo Heffly, Lumber for Bridge
District no Z, I,40
No. 2O1, Geo Hef1y. Services as Super
sor 20,OO |
" &C: vn Hill, Lumber District
no 9. 6,94 |
No. 2os, David Finck, Blacksmithing
no IL. 4,25
No 2O4, Samuel Har5augh. chaines on
road, 100
No. /, Samuel Harbaugh, services as su-
psryisor. 1000
No 2, J. F. Mains, Services as Trus.
tee, 700
No 8, G. BsFlautt, Services Clelk k, &C, 90
No. 4, John F. Mains, Services as Trus-
tee, $500
The board adjourned;
G. B. FLAUL1. Clerk.
Sept 4, No 5, Joseph Kuhn, Culvert
and filing on road Dis. no 6, 1900
, Sept 8, No. 6, G. W. Loveberry Bridge
DIS. mol, 5000
Sept. is No. 7, James S. Tindall, View
er on roads, 1,5O
Sept, IS, No. 8, H. c. McClusky, Lum-
Der and Spikes Dis ro5 1866
Sept. 80, No. 9, Ben. Hardee, Black
smithine Dis no 10, 800
! Oct. 10, This day the Trustees met it be-
: ing the day provided by Law to select
D list of names to act as Jurymen for the
coming year After doing so the board
0 Adjourned, G. B. FLAUTT, Clerk,
e Nov. I, This day the Trustees met; for
the purpose Of holding an election to elect
:, Elector for President and Vice President
. of the United States. Present; J. F. Mains,
;, Jacob Costigan. and Joseph {. Myers,
y Judges, J. B. Flaut. and David Garrison,
n Clerks
IS Nov. 8, No 10. Jacob Cost gan Poll
0 Rook and Tally Sheets, 400
# Nov. 10, No II, Jacob Costigan, services
& AS Trustee 5000
d Nov. Is, No u, David King, Taking
= Pauper to Infrmary, 2,5C
B. Dec No 13, R. Souslin services as Su-
in pervisor, 12,0C
+ Dec Ii, No IA, Ashbrook and Ream, fol
r. Mrs. Spencer, LOO
n n Jan. p. 1877. No Is, N. D. snider, lum
* ber Dis no 5, 800
n, Feb No is, Jacob Snider lumber Dis
No trict no 5, 2,8S
I'd Jan 13, 1877. The resignation of Martin
So Kagav, WAS received and accepted.
nd J. F. MAINS, Trustees
JACOB CosTIGAN,
90 q. B. FLAUTT, Clerk,
90 March s. This day the Trustees mel
90 present J. F. Mains and David Finck, an
. made the following Settlement.
O6 No II, Geo Harbangh, for Blacksmith
ing 2,3
es No1s, M.F. Farley, services as Supe,
visor, 1913
No 19, NJ. F. Farley, lumber, 14,C
ses' No 20. II. c. Chalfant. Hardware sc
for No 2l, James McElroy, Services as ST
90 pervisor, 15,C
,9S and Nov. elections, sc
ing No %, Charles Garrison, Services as 81
90 pervisor, 27,5
for No24, Joseph Kuhn, Services as Snpe
alf visor, 32,(
rs No %, Joseph Kuhn lumber, 20,(
OK No 26, Joseph Kuhn Bridge, II
',92 No 81, Geo. Hefiy, for Lumber ar
us. Bridge, H.,
100 No 2s, George Heffly, Services as Supe
a as visor. 40,
300 No 30, NJ. F. Farley, Services as supe
ck- visor, q
i,55 No 60. Sebastian Dumolt, Services
dge Supervisor, %,
80 No 81, G. W. Lovebery. balance :,
rict Bridge, 10,
5,S8 No 80, Sebastian Dumolt, for lumb
rict and repairing Bridge, 6,
800 No 33. J. B. Jones, Lumber, 16,
5 as No "a, J. B. Jones Services as Super
900 sor, 81.
and No 35, Geo. Goldman, for Blacksmith
,43 ing, ].
in No s6, Joel Bowman, lumber, 6.
400 No 81, Hiram Souslin, for Blacksmit
lber ing, 4
1896 No 3S, r. Souslin Services as Sup,
wing visor, ~
No 80, R. Souslin, lumber, 8
s as No 40, Services as Supervisor 9
800 No Al, 2
orse No AZ, I" lumber & Culvert. 3
1.5O a, No 43. Henry Culp Services as Sup
4, for visor, 33
lin h. No A, H. Culp. Lumber & Bridge 36
I6,60 No 55. Henry Illness, Coal for M
- as Mason.
1890 No 46, VIM. Hill, Service as Super
vices sor Is
$500 No AZ, repaing Culvert, 1C
Gull No 49, J. H. Willard, Medical Att
!, i,oo dance for Poor, Il
q ior m No 40, George B. Flautt. Services
o'Po, Clerk, Al
met N, 5O David F;uck SERVICES as r.,
igan, tea 4:
seaof No 81, J. G. Myers, Judge of Oct
Va. Nov. Election,
s1a No 50, P. H. Binckley. egal Ser's. :
g No So, J. F. Mains, Services as tt
es as zoo
5000 No 54JF Mains Judge Of Oct
er in MT.
2,40 Wy I'e'o, &c 1,,... o,us; -. =
and Nv oo' VI d. mutt ming "' -
strict "oMs &c ~ o.o.. oooa. e d..
1900 NJ ~ " W II EEL Houa T1, ~. o1a e.
II IN TIP. Fund 3
~ nnSr No So, E. T. Droege, Treasure fees
1ps1 ~ M School Fund,
uper haianoa s ~ h"nas I - Tho Tre.sn-or s5e