, 1859-12-08

Meeting OF Ro1Td Of Superv1sors.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday and
commenced the regular business Of their ses-
sion, the preceding day having been given to
risit to the County Poor House, at Jefferson
The following ase the standing committees
STANDING coxx177Ezs.
JudiciaEy-wm. H. Davis, wm. P. Gray, u.
scnaub, J. speet. {; i|r T: gs.dlsy,. sy..., 1rr.n.
nicott, ". Arnold, y. schmutz, Willinm E. Gin
'uJ.i Jsil and Jail Accounts George Strong, John
Doorman, Il. B. Daniels. A. H. Burley, J. Nc
'f9rs Eqra.1iz..ien Of Ta.s.-A. 3. johnson, Geo.
niGef Publis Bui1dinsL1;;aae sreer, Il. willm.rth,
| L. f. Breed, Geo. EFagg, Peter Page
Licenses-M. crandall, 4. Gibbs, 4. Scott, G.
#. Reynolds, 4. B. johnson.
% FinanesscA. & s:,; A$tRq5ley, ,:l E: lHolton' A. e.
Roads aud Dsid94-D. S. Hammond, John
Crawford, Lewis Raeh, George Dunlap, NJ.
Mise; Miscellaneous ca.iim.:-J. H. Ree,, a. Scott,
J. II. Pah1man, S. SGd1gen, Il: 2. Daniels;
| Poor House and Eaupers-F. Tutte, G. Peck,
| G. Erler, C. Sautcr, ). Booruau.
| City Relasion4-A- g: Coventry, 4. Wil1marth,
4. Gibbs. J. Il. ReeEy I Hoffman
On motion Of Super5ss Hasnmond, the Chair
man was added 10 -tas Committee on Public
Buildings. e..
motion to.morrsw.to suspend re 17ta rue,
tor the purpose Of Eddiug Sup. Gibbs to the
Committee On Poor House and Paupess.
The report Of the. County Physician, for the
| last SIX months, 1et& forth that there has been
IN unusual nunbet~of persons unemployed,
which fact has compe'led many persons, to seek
relief from public charity; Az unusual degree
Of good health, however, has in some measure
compensated for th{1: deficiency iu labor. The
County PHI ysician hak furnished medicine to 80
persons, and hns visited the Poor House twice
for surgical purpcke2, He has also visited the
county patients il the City Hospital weekly,
and adrised the diifharge Of those who we're
able to 90. He reeammends this duty to be in,
posed Oh the County3Phy sician. The Hospital
seems well condccska. The Physician states
that be has examined and given testimony IN
81 inquesta, and m9d4 II post mortem e1amiua.
tioas- The Coroner 1as not employed medical
assistance in any inqneat, and there should %
no bill presented fpr such services The prs
but two cases of 8efness originating there.
The Physician hay;yisited the jail often, md
states that allthe atl9qtion to cleanliness, good
order, ventilation, Nafmth, and other wants Of
the prisoners, beaIta1 On their health, seems
| carefully attended to-.
1 Ing report u Lug pFuQul AVu44A4a9iOAkA " Na
referred 10 the Judieiaty Committee
The report of the Aims House Physician, DR..
Sampson, for the quarter ending Nov. 3lst,
showed the following-
Ende1 medical treatment
Eo5ssnefs
Deaths -
The diseases for th9 period we're: Iuternit-
tent fever. II; TyphaH, s; Remisteat, s; Lung
fever, 2; InRammatson Of the bowels, l.; do OF
! n D. nm
sumption, 4; Syphi1ij, 4; Blenuorhea, .; u
cers,e; Dysentery, s; Diazrhea, s; Delirium
| trenens, Q; Chronic rheumatism, !; Syphllltic
Oritis, 1; 0phthalmia, : Eye diseases, ! Piles,
/; Surgical cases, 2; Insane department.9.
The Quarterly report Of S. Fay, Warden Of
Aims House. was presensed, giving the follow
Sa@ss! 'ss!s in the County House, Sept !. 1852.
in the house at the close Of quarter, ISL. The
nationalities are as follows: Irish. ls5; Ger
man. 81: English, II; Americans. II; French,
:; :Sorwegians. S; sxedes, 4; scosch, =; "a
lians, i; lanes, /; SEiss. !; lIanoverians, I;
Belgians,l /. There have been raised upon the
farm 500 bushels of potatoes; 500 bushels
turnips; 80 bushels onions; 100 bushels heansi
100 M bushels carrots; Z goo heads Of cabbage
The Bonds Of tho County Treasurer, 4: Il.
Boy den, we're presented and referred to Com
@T1se Ths SosoneT. Co Suu ~ 1a., presented eomu
nication in relation t6Aujt pending against the
e., u. i Q. R. R., for Expenses Of inquest and
intermsnt il certs!a!xh3 s Of Pstss. hate.aao 70
/ killed On their line keierfed TO COMMITTEE on
Jail Accounts
Suudry bills we're presented and referred tt
appropriate committees.
Election or corsTr orT1cERs.
In election was then gone into for the choice
Of County officers. The following are the bal
lotings:
COUNTY AGENT
Informal 6aUot.-Starr Foot 10, Geo. P. Han
sen "a, Roberts 9, Reynolds 6; Total ~.
Formal 6auot.-Foot 4, Hansen 81. Robert
,. Reynolds l. Geo. r. Aansen ot chicago
eIected-aalary $1,000.
cocSrx PHYSICIAN.
Informal Iailot-Dr. Gore 90, Dr.. Schloetze
10, Blake 4, Bheuey7 Z; Total 4a, NIL.
8, Cheney +; Total 4s. Dr.. Gore Of Chicago
re-eleoted-salary $500.
wARpEx At rooE House.
Informal BALLOTS. Fay -, 3. Chase 16, i
Beaubien s, j. Sauter 4, !. .Hast'ngs3; Total II
Formal B.z1ot.--Fay II, Chase es; Total q
Benjamin Chase, Of Darlington, elected. So!
a.y $500.
PHYSICIAN AT AIMS HorsE.
Informal Razot-Dr. Messler 81. Sampso
Is, Schloetzer l, Cheney !; Total ~.
: Formal BaNot.-Aessleg Is, Sampson II
, i Cheney !; Total L.
Dr.. Messler, of Harlem, elected. Salar
$500.
Michael Hogan was By aee!amation chose
Porter at Court House.
4 resolution By Sup. Esler as to the treA
ncnt Of Sophie Mather or Miller, at the Alu
House, was presented As follows:
Re-o@ert 1h.t Scphl, Mathero Muller. Who Is kept
tho lns.ar y. patm at Of the County Aims House 90
a tee ss' .n % ey
private family :. the expense nf the tornt5 uotl
t sa,taole s:lu..ion ean te procu "a for her:
Elth.
hs as1 q tht st.,c nd Ill ucralt5 aud deceac
whipped the sad suphz, be brought to Justice for that As
> The matter was referred to Committee on POI
: House and Paupers-
SWAMP LANDS.
The Committee On Swamp Lands rresents
= the following report:
It The Committee having conferred with Il
Drainage Commissioner, to appraise the Swan
Lands report that they hare examined the
l. E.4 Of S. ". Of Sec. 6. r. 5s, R.. containil
forty acres. Also, s. " Of s. II. Of Sc
l7,'T II, Il. II, containing 70 acres. Also,
If f. Of n. ". Of Sec. 20, r. 5s, Il. Is, contai
y ing forty acres; and have appraised the same
s. Is per acre. MICHAEL ARNOLD,
l. BESJ. SANDERS,
CHARLES SAr1ER.
The Committee on Finance reported that tn
had ordered eco copies Of the School Records
An expense Of $1..5 each, now ready fer d
t1ibution-