The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
Paid Treasurer Of Powesheik
county for fee for paying tax /
sending receipt and Postage,
Total :

sending receipt and Postage, S1,o8I
Total, A1a41|
The receipts for said taxes being here
with presented.
Also would furtherreport, that he has
collected as fees, as shown by the fee
book, from January lst, 1861, to Jan.
1st, 1862, the sum Of. $4,000, and has
drawn from county Treasury on acct
Of his salary as authorized by resolution
Of your Honorable body, passed a, June
session, 1861 the sum Of $549,o1, max
ing total received for salary for year
ending january 1st, 1862, Of 75O dolls:
Also that he has charged to A. J..
Wheaton, Recorder, as county Fund,
for the year ending Janury 7th, 1862,
fees collected by him, the sum of f276 dol
lars and SO cents: Also that he has
issued TO said Wheaton on acct Of sal
ary for said year as authorized by rcso-
luton Of your body, county orders
amounting to the sum Of $50 dollars:
Also that at the June session afore-
said there was appropriated and placed
in the hands Of the undersigned for con-
tingent expenses, the sum ofo5 dollars;
expended for various items II dollars
and 20 cents; leaving balance Of said
appropriation of dol!a,s and so cents;
all Of which is respectfully submitted
for your consideration.
David D. Appe'ga'e,
Cl'k Board Supervisors Tama Co..
On motion the communication was
received and the action Of the Clerk
approved.
A claim Of B. A. Hall for the sum Of
twenty six dollars for services as agent
of Tama county in furnishing subsistence
and transportation for the Ta.la Coun-
ty Rifles, and going to Davenport on
county business in connection with the
same, was allowed and ordered to be
paid.
A claim'of J. NJ Shanklin, for the sum
of two dollars for services "a clerk Of
Toledo township, was allowed and ord
cred to be paid.
A claim Of J. J. Stalev for the sum Of
nine dollars and fifty cents for services
As clerk Of Otter Creek township, was
allowed and ordered to be paid.
A claim Of Isaac L. Allen for the sum
often dollars was on motion rejected.
Mr. Tenney offered esolutien that
the Clerk Of the Board be allowed a
salary Of seven hundred and fifty dollars
peryear and that he be permitted to draw
his salary quarterly, which on motion
was adopted.
A claim Of P. T., Badly for the sum
Of four dollars for medical services rend-
cred in the case Of Rose Bonhotell's
child, was allowed and ordered to be
paid.
Mr.. Daniel offered a resolution that
the sum Of one dollar and twenty five
cents per day be allowed the Deputy
Treasurer and Recorder for services as
such deputy, to commence January 9th
1862 and continue until the next meet
ing Of this Board, and that the Clerk of
the Board Of Supervisors be authorized
to draw an order in favor of said deputy
quarterly, provided said deputy shall
present a sworn statement Of the time
employed as such deputy, to the Clerk.
Mr.. Wiley offered an amendment to
the resolution. so that it may read one
dollar per day, whsch amendment was
adopted; the question then recurring
on the resolution as amended, on mo-
ton it was adopted.
Mr.. Rogers presented the claim of
members Of the Board Of Supervisors
services at said Board at January ses-
a. ID. 1862 as follows: