Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-14
proceedings of the Hoard OF
Supe rvIsors.


aud decided in the neg 4tive.
\ ar baker moved allowance Of said bill
to the amount of Sl00ia full thereof.
Tie qecstion was taken on the motion
ana decided in the negative.
Mr Cagwin, from the committee or
printing aud stationery reported in favor
allowance of the following bills for sta.
tiopery, viz: M
! Culver. Page & Hoyne S2s IS; Culver
Page Hoyne Sic so: Charles Gritzner
SIS As; Edward Savage 81 25
! On motion of Mr. Kahler of Florence,
said bills were recommitted to said com
i mittee tor further investigation
Mr. Knapp moved that committee oil
two be appointed to draft resolutions ex.
pressing the sense of the board relative tc
the deposition cf the funds arising from
the tkz sioriesl ON does-4-
The motion prevailed.
The chair appointed Messrs Strong and
kahler, of Monee, as such committee
On motion of Mr. Caswin. Mr. " oodrufi
was added to said committee.
/ Sundry bills presented were read and
referred to committees
The chairman pres nted q summons and
writ of injunction issued out of the circuit
court of Will county, in the case of Sidney
Baker rs w w Bartlett, the Board f Su-
pervsOrs ct al, which were served on saia
/, chairman.
] Mr. Strong moved that the same and the
/ other matters connected Herewith, be re-
| ferred to the committee to settle with the
sheriff and treasurer.
The question was taken on the motion
and decide 10 the negative.
Mr. Knapp moved the reference of the
same to a special committee, consisting of
Messrs Woodruff and Caewin
The question was taken on the motion
and decided in the negative.
On motion of Mr. Knapp the board ad.
! journed until o'clock p NJ.
TWO O'CLOCK p
! The board m ct pursuant TO adjournment
Roll called. A quorum present.
On motion of Mr. Woodruff, DR. G S
! Thomas was privileged to make state
ment before the board concerning his bill
| for post morton examination of the BODY
of Benz amin Pickle, amounting to S25.
| Sundry bills presented, were read and
referred to committees.
| A bill of Strong & Brooks fer hardware
&c, amounting to SO so, was presented
and on motion, allowed in full.
Mr. Woodruff moved reconsideration of
the vote disallowihg the bill of DR. G S
! Thomas for post mOrtem examination of
the body of B Pickle.
The motion prevailed
! Mr. Stewart moved the allowance of said
bill in full.
On motion, Mr. B Richardson was priv
/ LEGGED to make statement before the
/ board concerning the same.
Mr. .IpSsun moved IN almond rnptinn of
Mr. Stewart ST as to allow said bill in the
sum of SIS.
Mr. Knapp moved to amend the proposed
amendment of Mr. Jessup so as to allow
said bill in the sum of SO.
The question was then taken on Mr.
! Stewards motion aud decided in the mega
tive.
a vote was then taken on MrsJessup's
proposed amendment, which carried and
| the bill OF 6 S Thomas was allowed in the
amount of SIS.
Mr. Cagwin offered the following resolu
| tions. which were adopted.
ReSOlred, That in the opinion of this
! board, the families of volunteers who are
or shall be in need of support at the pub
lie expense, should be provided for by the
towns in which they reside.
! ResOlred. That the board of auditors of
the several fowls where fund may be
needed for the support of such families,
be and they are hereby requested to make
appropriations out of the general town
fund for such purposes, and that they be
required to file certificate with the coun-
ty clerk within fifteen days from the day
of adjournment of this board, of the ma
king of such appropriation, so that the
same may be entered upon the tax books
with the general town taxes of such towns
( Resolred, That the county clerk be and
is hereby instructed, upon the filing of a
certificate of such appropriation, to spread
the same upon the tax books accordingly
Mr. Lonergan moved that Peter War4,
now pauper in the county poor house, do
remain there at the expense of the county.
Mr. Cation moved that the consideration
of said motion of Mr. Lonergan, be post.
poned until after the reception of the re-
! port of the poor house agent, which was
agreed to.
The chair presented the following cor
oner's reports of inquests on dead bodies,
held in Will county during the past year,
! viz:
Charles Demmond, coroner's inquest on
bodies of Frank Matthews, Benz Pickle,
Henry Bissell, James Doyle, VIM Scoot.
4 b Brooks acting coroner's inquest
90 budies of Henry Rose, Alexander Hol-
son and Andrew Alleway.
G Green late acting coroner's inquest
ON body of Cornelius f Aoradds
On motion, it was ordered that said re-
ports be placed on file, and that the clerk
draw orders on the treasurer in favor of
the jurors on said iEquests. for the legal
fees allowed by law for said services.
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that committee of five be appointed to
visit the poor house and report condition
of the same.
The chair appointed Messrs Cagwin,
| Jessup, Hull and Reid as such committee.
Mr. Strong, from the special committee,
appointed to devise plan for the DISPOSE
ton of the funds arising from the tax lev
led on dogs, reported the following resolu-
ton
Resolred, That the several towns in this
county be authorized to use The money
arising from the tax on dogs, either for
road or school purposes. as the voters may
direct at their annual town meeting, and
that the money be paid directly TO the su-
pervisors by the collectors of the several
towns in the county.
Which was accepted and adopted
Mr. Reid moved that when the board ad-
journ they visit the Jail in body. Car
ried.
On motion of Mr. Knapp the board ad
Journed until tomorrow morning at IL
O'clock.
THURSDAY, SEPT. IL, 1862.
The board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll called. A quorum present.
The journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
Mr. Cagwin, from the committee on
printing and stationery, reported in favor
of allowance in full of the following sta
tionery bills, which were taken up and al
lowed as per report of said committee, as
follows:
Culver, Page & Hoyne S27 %; Culver,
paUa a. Hnvna SIf S0. Ed,-.rJ S,,o.a