The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-19

! The claim Of 4. Bartlett for the sum
| OF scventy-fiye cents for one Iron Kettle
furnished Court room at Feb. term A.
/ ID. 1862, was allowed and ordered 20 be
paid.
The claim Of Hiram Loomis for the
sum Of one dollar lor killing Il wolf was
allO we'd.
The claim Of Silas McLain for the sum
Of two dollars for services as Judge Of
election. Carlton township, was allowed
and ordered to be paid.
The claim Of Z. NJ. Poynccr for the
sum Of ten dollars for assessing High
land township for 1862, was allowed,
and ordered to be paid.
The claim OF Hclmuth Stumpfeld for
the sum Of fifteen dollars and eighteen
cents for cutting wood for county offices
was allowed and ordered TO be paid.
The claim Of Wm. Blodgctt for the
sum of Four dollars and ffly cents 70:
services as bailff Of Grand Jury for
Feb. term Of District court 1862, was
taken up and on motion the sum OF
three dollars was allowed on said claim.
The claim of Vincent Blajeck for the
sum Of two dollars and eighty cents for
witness fee and mil.ge at Sept. term
District court \. j. 1861 was rejected.
! The claim Of j. II Struble for the sum
Of fifty one dollars and thirty fonr cents
for woilS done iii TrcaSurer's and Re-
cordcr's Office, was allowed and ordered
to be paid.
The claim of i. II Struble for the
sum Of forty dollars for services as
/, Swamp Land commissioner, was allow
ed and ordered to be paid.
The claim Of s. s. Dillman for the
sum Of five dollars for services as assis-
tant examiner Of School Teachers, was
allowed and ordered to be paid.
The claim of Lusc, Lane & Go. for
the sum ofonc hundred and forty seven
dollars and seventy five cents, for sta
tionarv, ink &c. furnished County, was
allowed and ordered to be paid.
Tie claim Of 7 n. Midget for the
sum Of one dollar and thirty three cents
for services As trustee Of Carlton town
slip, was allowed by the Board and
j ordered to be paid.
The claim of G. ". Sclsey for the
sum of twenty one dollars and fifty
cents, for service as township clerk OF
York township, was allowed and ordered
! 10 he paid.
! On motion of Mr.. Forker, Mr.. Camp
came before the board and made a
statement in reference TO the condition
OF the family OF his son, q volunteer,
and also Of Elijah Evans, q volunteer il,
company G 10th regiment Iowa volun-
7 tecrs, and asking :tssi, ancc i'll their be-
half from the county. \ petition was
also presented from Manuel MYERS a
volunteer in company c 10Th regiment
Iowa volunteers, and enlisted after said
company had left Tama County, AMI
asking that the same provision be made
Cor his Family that was made for the
families Of other volunteers in same
company.
Mr.. Rogers moved that the rule re.
quiring the volunteer to tilc--an affidavit
setting forth the condition, number, age
&c. of his family before leaving the
county, be waved, pending
which Mr.. Ferker moved TO sadjourn t
one O'Clock P. NJ. Molion.carried.
One o'clock =. NJ. Board met as PEI
adjournment.
The chair ,announccd rs committee
on equalization Of assessments, Messrs
Daniel. Tcnney and Kile.
The motion pending previous to aa
ionrnment was then taken up and lost
Mr.. Rogers then moved that the rul'
be suspended so as to give these families
the benefit of the appropriation mad
for the last company. Mr. Tolanl cal
led for the yes and nays.
\ cas-. AleSSrs. H.ll, Rogers and VII
lev.
Navs. Messrs. Tennev, Daniel, For
kcr, Harhaugh, Johnston, klbhce, King
Naso,,. Lewis, Roakes, Clark, Nile
Talnagc, Tolanl, Dresser and More
house. Motion.lost.
Mr.. Forker then offered the followin:
resolution to wit:
"Rcsolved that the Board ofSupervisor
do appropriate to Mrs. Mary Evans
the wife Of Elijah Evans now vol
inter il the Tama Co Rifle CO. III,
sum OF FIVE dollars per month from
the first Of May 1862 to the first Q
january 1863, and rs long as she re
mains in said county. on filling n
afilavit with tho clerk that she is tn
!, wife eff said elijah. Evans, and tha
she shall be allowed to draw tn
amount Of two months appropliatio'
on fling said affidavit
Mr. Ieogcrs moveato amend the *
solution 50 that 1t shall read s'trom III
first Of May 10 the end of the War.