The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-09-12

to u lou tn oi fifty cents be levied for
ordinary ,oLnty purposes. Also, that
o2c CD ru,I on the dollar be levied for
the support Of schools. Also, that one
half (!) a mil be levied for the purpose
of paying the interest en- the railroad
oonds.
All of which is respectfully submitted,
Ii. WHARTON,
ED. WRIGHT,
Ii. G. LOOMS,
Com.
Ed. Wright offered the following,
which was adopted:
Whereas a difference of opinion has
arisen in relation to the construction
of certain resolution comforting pow.
ers ia the clerk of the Board of Su-
pervisors in read cases, passed at the
session Of said Board in January, 1861,
therefore
Be it rcso'rcd, That said resolution be
and the same is hereby repealed, and
the following enacted in lieu thereof:
Rcsoiccd, That the clerk of the Board
of Supervisors be and he is hereby au.
thorized to exercise the same powers and
in the same manner as heretofore cxer-
ciscd by the county judge in all road ca
ses, except the final hearing in cases
where the petitioners refuse to pay all
damages that may be assessed, when he
shall continue the case until the next
regular III citing of the Board.
WRIGHT
Committee on claim. made their report,
and bills numbering to - allowed and
ordered that warrants issue.
On motion adjourned to one o'clock
ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Board met pursu40t to adjournment.
Resoioed, That j. II. Rothrock be and
he is hereby requested to assist the dis
trict attorney in conducting the cases in
the district court for the collection Of
school funds, Provitlcd said district at.
torney consents thereto.
Or motion adopted.
WIN. Robinson offered the following
resolution
Resolsed, That the clerk is hereby au-
thorized to hand over to the district a.
torney or his assistant, for collection, all
delinquent notes and mortgages pertain
ing to the school fund.
Adopted.
G. p Sheldon made the following re-
port, which was adopted:
TO the lion. Board Of Supervisors Of
Ccdar Comfy, Ioua:
The undersigned herewith submits a
report of monthly allowance made to
the families Of volunteers, in pursuance
of a resolution Of said Board at its June
session, A. D. 1861, and that orders
were drawn for the same by the clerk of
said Board agrceably to said resolution,
viz:
George w. Logan, has wife and one
child IA years old, 81 90
Jacob Weirick, has wife and four
children aged Is, II, II and 1
years, II 90
William Beaver, has a wife and
five children aged II, Il, ., 5
and = years, II 80
l.. i. ingman has wife and three
children AGED 8, 5, and 5 mos, II 90
G. " Mitchell. has wife and two
children eyed ?! years and babe
one wecA u.I, 6 90
w. Ii. Hammond, has wife and
four chiIdren aged l5, 10,
and 3 years, IA 90
Silas Hoon, leaves a wife, 8 90
Lafayette Schal, has a wife and
three children aged 6, =, and 8
weeks, IL w
William Elliott, has wife and five
children aged Is, II, Z, and
2 years, 10 w
$95 so
Aug. 10, lO6l.-The following
amounts were issued on account
oe bill of Mr. Sheldon, viz:
L. King, has a wife and two chill
dren aged 10 and years, Sl2 OO
Mrs l.. d. Ingman, I W
Mrs. w. Beaver, D w
Mrs. G.. W. Mitchell, 3 90
s1l9 so
C. 2. SHELDON.
Upton, Sept, 2, 1861.
The committee on public property beg
leave to report as follows: