Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-14

Read aud bridge purposes, $50 %
Troy-Town expenses, 20S 90
Road and bridge purposes, 1,245 90
Winin gton-Iown expenses, $40 so
Road and bridge purposes, 443 SO
NheatlGnd-Town expenses III 10
Road and bridge purposes, 49, so
westley-Town ex enses, 100 90
Wilton-Town expenses SO %
Read anu bricga purposes 10. 20
together with addition Of per
cent to town expenses and road and
Will-Town exaeuses, so co
Rad and bridge purposes, $50 90
Road and bridge purposes, Is
cents on each Sloo valuation.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
A. FRANK, Chairman.
On motion Of Mr. Baker said report was
accepted and adopted.
Mr. Baker from the committee on mis-
cellaneUus claims reported statement of
allowances to judges and clerks of last
June election Tor services at said election,
which on motion of Mr. Hull was accepted
and adopted.
Mr. Beach moved reconsideration of
the vote adopting said report, which was
ordered, aud on further motion of MIR
Beach said repor. was recommitted to said
committee for amendment.
A bill Of the war fund committee for
services on said committee was presented,
and on motion allowed in full, as follows
To d U Cobb, Sl4 90
To Robert Glow, il, 90
To George Woodruff, II 90
Mr. Reid offered for adoption the follow
ing resolutions:
Resotred, That the system adopted and
now IN use for the support of paupers be
continued Ter the ensuing year, and that
the sum OF seven hundred and fifty dollars
in addition to the amount unexpended of
last years appropriation, as appears by
the report OF the committee on pauper and
poor house claims, be appropriated for the
! support IF the same for the current year.
| Resotred, That an agent be appointed to
superlntend the mana2 cement OF the same,
whose salary shall not excel the sum of
/ SlOO per annum, and that he shall have
! power to employ a keeper of said poor
| house, at salary not exceeding $500 per
annum, and good and skillful physician
to attend upon said paupers and the prison
| ers IN the county jill, at sum not exceed
lug 500 per annum.
ReSOtced, That said agent be instructed
| to receive the paupers of any town, and
support and maintain them in a proper
aud humane manner, at the rate of one
dollar and ten cents per head per week
p'0rtded, the proper authorities of any town
desiring such privilege. shall provide the
means by taxation or otherwise, for their
support.
| ResotUed, That the agent be instructed
TO build suitable calaboose, and that the
sum of twenty-five dollars be appropriated
to pay the expenses Of the same.
MIR Knapp called for division of the
question, which was ordered
MIR Reid moved the adoption of that
part OF the first resolution reading as fol-
lows:
That the system adopted and now in
use for the support of paupers be contin-
ueI Tor the 81 suing year"
The motion prev allied.
On motion of Mr. Baker said resolutions
were referred to the committee on pauper
and poor house claims
! By permission, o Simonds. school
commissioner, presented and read his
financial report as such commissioner,
which on motion of Mr. Knapp, wss accept
Ell aud referred to the finance committee.
Sald School Commissioner reported to
the Board that Misses Amelia A. Hardy.
Juliet Hardy and Annie Stevens, were APP
| plieants for admission to the State Normal
University. and recommended that they
be selected and appointed as pupils to said
|
motion adopted.
On notion of Mr.. Frank the Board ad
journed until 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, 1862.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
! Roll called. Present, quorum.
The journal of yesterday was read and
approved.
On motion of Mr.. Stewart, it was order
ed that the town expenses of the town Of
Reid be changed to the sum of S225.
| Mr.. Cation from the committee on pauper
and Poor Hoase claims to whom was re-
ferred the resolution CT Mr.. j. Reid, with
regard to the support Of the poor, would
beg leave to report the following resolu-
ton:
Resotced, That the system adopted and
now In use Tor the support of the paupers
be continued for the ensuing year.
Resolred, That the sum of three hun
dred dollars, in addition to two hundred
and fifty dollars now in the hands of the
Treasurer, Of last years appropriation.
ard three hundred and seventy-eight dol
lars and ffty-four cents now in the bands
of the County Agent, be appropriated for
the support Of the same for tie current
year.
Resolved, That an agent be appoint.d 70
superintend the management of the same
whose salary shall not exceed the sum of
one hundred dollars per annum, and that
he shall have power to employ keeper of
said Poor House at salary not exceeding
the sum of three hundred dollars per mn.
mum, and ii good and skilifui physician to
attend upon said paupers, and tue prison
ers 10 the County Jail, and perform post
| mortem examinations, at a salary not ex
ceeding one hundred and fifty dollars per
aunum.
Resotred, That said agent be instructed
to receive the paupers of ALy town, and
support and maintain them In n nrcner
and humane manner at the rate of one
dollar and ten cents per head per week
prOrided the proper authorities of any town
desiring such privilege shall provide by
taxation or otherwise for their support.
Resotred, That the agent be instructed
to build suitable building for the con-
tinement of refractory paupers. and that
the sum Of twenty-five dollars be appro
priated to pay the expenses of the same.
All of which is respectfully submitted
WIN. z. CATION, Chairman.
On motion said report was accepted and
adopted.
| Mr.. Baker from the committee on mis-
cellaneous claims, reported in favor of :
lowance of the bill Of S. Louer for shirt.
for prisoners, amounting to four dollars
and eighty cents, which was on motion of
MIR. Cation allowed as per report of said
committee to the amount of four dollars
and eighty cents.
Same committee reported adversely to
allowance of the bill OF j. Ii. Walker for
coffin, &c, for B. Pickle. amounting to
ten dollars.
70 be continued