The Worthington advance., 1881-09-08
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COlxaxzs,
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AUDITOR OFFICE. J
WORTHINGTON, Sept. 2, 1881.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant TO adjournment.
Members present F. Bloom chairman,
A: n. Crosby and Miles Birkett CON-
missioncrs.: %.-'.. 49,
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap.
proved.
On the petition of Peter Thompson
and others for changes iu county road
No. Z, the committee reported ~ fol.
lows: W. the undersigned committee,
having been appointed to view pro-
posed change in county road No 7, rs
petitioned by George Day and others,
respectfully report as follows, viz Your
committee deem it impracticable to
make an alteration In said highway ut
the present time.
Signed F. BLOOM,
NJ. BIRKETT,
Committee.
Said petition not granted.
The application of Fl. Folsom for an
abatement Of taxes on mortgage refer
ID to the County Attorney.
". A. Peterson for the Sioux City &
st. Paul K.R. Co.. applied fer N abste-
neht Of taxes On lot 8 bl II village OF
Worthington, for taxes of 1873, ~ and
~, having reverted to said company.
Granted.
The application Of Peter Thompson
and of Geo. J. Day for refunding of tax
es. Laid over from from last meeting.
Not granted.
T. H. Parsons petitioned for refund
ing taxes Of 1875 and 1876. on the net
Ut sec. 1.lO2 40. $57 so alleging that said
tax had been paid under protest that
the said lands had reverted to the r. II.
Co. prior to the date of said payment
and that said payment was made for the
ord to perfect title to other parties.
Referred to the County Attorney aud
laid over to next meeting.
The resignation of A. NJ. CLANCY
County Surveyor to take effect Jan, lst.
1882, was accepted.
The County Auditor was directed to
correct the assessed valuations of Ger.
tain towns as fixed by the Board of
equalization said Board having been
misled by erroneous returns in tabu-
lated statements.
BILLS PRESENTED AND ALLOWED.
Pioneer Press Co. Blanks for Probate
Judge 20
B. W. Lyon supplies and fixtures So SIS
g: W. Smith same $50
r. D. Barber stationary &c. 763
Il. II. Miller washing and board of
prisoners 10 II
J. c.. Ogle printing blanks 1926 40
per cent off being allowed at 4 95
II. A. Firth return Of State
statistics Lorain Tp. 10 90
T. NJ. Murphy Jailors fees Apr. 8 to
May Is, 1881, $46,25. This bill was for
attending on prisoners from Cotton
wood County, had been sent there for
payment and had been refused. It was
referred to the County Attorney,
Board adjourned sine die.
FRFD 3Loox, Chm.
E. S. MILLS. Auditor.
REpUBL1cAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
Notice Is hereby given to the Republican vo-
tcrs OF Mobiles county that there will De = Re.
| publican Delegate Convention held at the Court
House in the village of WOrthingtOn, Oh
Monday, September 20, 1881,
At one o'clock y. m.,. for the purpose OF placing
in nomination I'M candidates for the following
County TreaSurer;
County Auditor;
Register OI Deeds;
Sheriff;
Clerk Ut the District Court;
Superintendent Of Schools;
Judge Of PrOba:e;
Court Commissioners;
County Surveyor;
Coroner;
And Five County Commissioners.
A.sO to elect tire; deleS ties to the State Con.
vent ion t. be held 1T 81. Paul Sept. 2St 1851,
and t. e:ect delegates to the judicial COnven.
ton for the Sixth District.
The representation will be as follows:
One delegate for each voting precinct, and
one dele gate for every ten votes or major frac-
ttef thereof east f,r James a. Garfield for Pres.
tient 1T the last general election, tOwit:
| Bi.clow Lorain 3
Bloom 2 Little Rock
Denad 5 Ointy 4
Elk 8 Ransom 8
| Grand Prairie 3 Seward
Graham Lakes S Summit Lake
herSey 3 WOrthingtun tn. 5
Indian Lake S WOrthingtOn Village IL
LeotA 2 Westside s
Lis.nOre WillmUnt 3
Dated Sept. 6, 1881.
By order of tile Republican Co. Committee.
J. A. TOWN. Chairman.