Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21

rrzrz-zzzs.za.r..
Hauch, volunteers therein named, report
cd the same back to the Board without &C
tion thereon.
On motion Of Mr. Glow said resolution
was taken up and adopted
~ On motion of Mr. Cagwin, il was order
cd that bounty Of sixty dollars be paid
to John Young on the same conditions
named in taid resolution.
MIR Bench moved that a like bounty be
paid in like manner to Charles A Hill,
Selwyn Wood, Joseph w Cook. and Ny
run ii Cook.
Tie question 3ns taken on the motion
and decided in the negative.
On motion OF Mr. Knapp the vote on
the adoption of Mr. Cagwin's motion al
lowing bounty to John Young was recon
sijered
The question was hen again taken on
said motion Of Mr. Cdgwin aud decided in
the negative.
Mr. Baker offered the following resolu-
ton which was adopted.
re, 'Resolced, That the clerk Of this Board
he and is hereby ordered and directed not
10 raw or issue any ordor or orders 10 or
in favor OF William w Bartlett, present
Sheriff Of this county or to or in favor OF
any person or persons, for or on his &C
crunt, except. az such time, AMI in such
manner as NAV be directed and required
by the circuit court in the suit OF Sldney
Bnker against said William w Bartlett.
Frnuk Bush end the Board of Supervi-
Eors OF Will county. and State of Illinois or
30 much Of the amount due the said Bart
lett as shall be sufficient to discharge the
claim of the said plaintiff in said suit, IN
v hitch case a summons and writ Of iujunc-
ton has been issued and served on the
said clerk and On the chairman of this
Board Of Supervisors"
MIR Kahler of Florence offered the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions which
were adopted:
"WAueaS, Under tie present ez:Sency
ofthe country, with heavy taxation star
ing the people in the face. economy in the
puLlic administration is impera:iyely de-
minded. and
Vbereds, TIE work up n the State Pen
itentiary ard upon all other public i'm
proveme,ts should lie confined to the
amount Of work necessary to secure the
same from injury or deterioration, and to
contracts now in force, tey0nd which
POINTS, expenditures should be made uI-
less there should be cases OF great neces-
sity urgently demanded by the public in
terest, and
JYLereos, All Offices connected with the
Improvements aforesaid the work upon
which shall lie suspended) ought to lie
abolished Therefore
'ReSolrcd, That the General Assembly
lie rtsuectiully requested 10 make no ap-
protiiatiun for the iurher prosecution Of
a 1. IL
ceIt upon contracts now in force and for
work and expenditures necessary to pre-
serve the work already done, from injury
and deterioration and that many Offices
con c,ed herewith, with large salaries
and few duties should be either wholly
abolished. or the salaries should be mater
rally redu ed, ard that this rule should
lie applied to al other public improve
ments-
On motion the Board proceeded to the
selection of Petit J@rors for the next De-
eenber and Nav terms of the Circuit Court
of Will County, and IN further motion the
following named persons were selected as
such Jurors, to wit:
Fox DECEMBER TERN 1862.
Alnnson W Wilcox. James Ryan, Is
aac B Sch rmerhorn, Robert L Seward,
Jonathan Royce Jr, James n COw;ng,
Enocn, Jackson, Elias lIartong, Morris
Weiss, Michael S Steward. Allen A Angel,
Harmon Searls, Selah KNAPP, John Santz
Henry Snoad. David Willard. Abraham
G Mo-, Cornelius S Jessup, Micha Ad-
Ter. Henry Bahlman Jr, Patrick Fiizpat-
rick, Moses q Demmond, Augustus Her
bert, Robert Patterson.
FoR May TERM 1868
Charles Horn, John Taylor, Peter
Mncowan, Thomas J Stevens, William
Ratbburn, james f johnson George Mon
roe, William Morgan, Ozias McGoyuev,
Albert Rose, Elijah Rice, Samuel Black,
Frederick lIosengager, Hiram johnson,
Edward Kirk, Almnn Paine, Patrick Me-
Elheuy, John Merrill. Thurnton Knndrick
ii y Bahlman Sr, Daniel DAILY, Daniel
NJ Nelson, Adam Kettenring, Samuel
Storer.
On motion Of Mr. Baker the Board ad-
jOurned until one o'clock, Z. NJ.
ONE o'cLoCE, p. NJ.
The Board met Pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Roll called. Present, quorum.
Mr. Woodruff from the committee to sc.-
lie with the Sheriff and Treasurer present.
ed the account If Benjamin Il churd son,
Treasurer of Win county, together with
the report Of said com Eittee in regard to
said account, which are us follows, to wit
benjamin Richardson, Treasurer, in nc
couat with VIII county for the wear
1862. Dr. ..
To am' G received of d S Stew
art, ex-Treasurer, s 1854 As
To amt Of tax levied for the
year 1861, 34,1O3 &c
S37 ,738 q
rr