The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1879-12-18
ROAD VIEWS.

ROAD VIEWS.
Sept. 4, 137S-The report of the viewers
and surveyor, upon the petition of Morris
tones and others, for alteration of a part of
the Lesh& Twin free turnpike, was approx
ed end the road established or the new line.
On the sam day the report of the viewers
and surveyor, upon the petition Of Joseph
Baker and others, for a change of location
OF a part of the Lewisburg and Ozias free
turnpike was approved and confirmed, and
the road established on the new line.
DIRECTORS OF THE INFRMARY.
Sept.5, Reinstatement was made with
Levi Risinger, Clerk Of the Infirmary Board,
on account of the expenses and manage
ment of said institution for the preceding
six months, and carefully examined and
compared all his vouchers, &c., and found
all correct and carefully kept, and that the
expenses of the Infirmary for the halls year
amounted to $3,1S5.7s.
March 5, 1S79-Settlement was made with
Levi Risinger, Clerk OF the Infirmary Board,
and his vouchers for expenditures on ac-
count of the same corefully examined and
compared, and all found correct. The ex.
penses FIR the support of the pooa for the
preceding half year were found to be $4,-
1861
SETTLEMENT WITH THE oUNTY TREASURER
Sept. 5, 1S78-The ~semi-annual settlement
and examination of the County Treasury
was made, and the balance OF funds in the
Treasurer's hands, to be accounted for, as
certained to be $22, 715.2o, to the credit of
the following funds, viz: County Fund, ST.
637.15 Poor Fund, $2,573.73; Bridge Fund,
$4,445 90; Building Fund, S1e1.27; Teach
ers' Institute, $4,000; Road Fund, 81, 124.55;
Township Funds, $3,5o5.S7; Redemption
Fund, S77.13; Improved Road Funds, 49,
119 81. The amount of currency in the safe
was found to be So, 715.26.
March 5, 1879. The semi-annual settle.
ment was made with SIS. Dix, County Trea-
surer, and the balance of funds found in his
hands, to be accounted for, $1S,087 04, to the
credit of the following funds, viz: county
fund, S111S.S3; Poor Fund, $1S19.53; Bridge
fuud $1635.71; Teachers Institute, $97. 80;
Road fund, $2916.47; Township funds, $2Ss.
Sc; Redemption fund, $500; Sheep fund,
(Dog tax $644.16; Improved Road funds,
S9564.46. Upon actual count there was
found in the Treasurer's safe, the full sum
of $1S,0S7.04.
TAX LEyIEs.
March oath, 1879. A levy of IA mills on
the dollar was made for Road and Bridge
purposes, for the ensuing year; $40 of a mil
was set apart for bridge purposes, and sic
I(K) mill for Road purposes, to be discharg.
ed in labor upon the public highways, by
the taxpayers.
June It'll, 1879. Ordered that a levy oil
one mill on the dollar, on all the taxable
property in the county, be made for gener
al expenses of the county; and a levy Of An
of a mill be made for.support of the County
I%n6rmary.
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C. e
April 18th, 1879. Contract was awarded
to Holden & Co. of Dayton, Ohio, for fur
nishing all blank books, books for use o
county offices, for one year; and to w. F
Albright & Co for furniFhiDg blanks; ant
to Michael& Son, for furnishing Stationery
May 16, 1S79-The Board awarded the con
tract, after advertising for bids according t,
law, TO FL. F. Walling, for the construction
Of the necessary maps and plats for the usI
OF the real estate assessors in the year 1880
for the sum of $S75.00.
June 7, 1S79-The Board divided tn
county into twelve districts, for the purposi
of ~re-valuation Of the real estate for taxa
ton, in the year 1880, each township to con
stitute one district. &
10 THE HoN., THE BOARD OF CoMMIs
sIoNERs OF PREBLE COUNTY, Ono:
On the part of the Directors of the
Preble County Infirmary, of Prebl,
County, Ohio, beg leave to present thil
our Report for the six months ending
Feb. 2Sth, 1879: =
ORDERS ISSUED UPON AUDITOR.