Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-10-21
BY Treasurer's commissions. 1888
BY amt paid Treasurer, (B.
Richardson,) - 81 rs
BY balance due the county, 500 90

$3.50 a
On motion Of Mr. Cation said report and
statement were accepted and adopted
Mr. Baker moved that Messrs Knapp
Woodruff and Cagwin be appointed ncom-
mittee in accordance with the foregoing re-
port.
Mr. Strong moved to amend said motion
by striking out the names Of Messrs Knapp
and Cagwin and inserting III lieu thereof
the name Of Mr.. Farley,
The question was taken on the proposed
amendment, and decided in the negative.
The original motion of Mr. Baker then
prevailed.
Mr. Woodruff from the committee to set
tie with the Sheriff and Treasurer report
ed back without action the bill of Il Rich
ardson. Treasurer. for making delinquent
book amounting to the sum of SO.
On motion Of Mr. Baker said bill was Ia
ken up ard allowed in full to the amount
of sos, 90
The Chair presented the official boud of
Benj Richardson, County Collector for the
year Of 1862, which on motion of Mr. Cation
was accepted and approved
Mr. Frszer ffered the following resolu-
tons which were adopted:
Reso'ced, That the County Clerk be and
is hereby authorized to draw orders, in ia
vor Of Supervisors on application of such
Supervisors, for per diem allowance for
services, in posting election notices, de
livering collectors books and filing Col
loctor's bonds"
Mr. Reil from the Finance Committee
presented the following report, which was
on motion accepted and adopted
90 To the Home bla Rpor1 of Suroryisors
Of VIII county:
Your Finance commit tee beg leave to
submit the following rebort il regard to
the expenditures and revenue of .he county
for the present fiscal year.
Amount Of county orders out
standing and Withdrawn, s l,4O0 90
Appropriation for county jail, 1900 90
Amount audited a present Board, SITS IS
APpropr alton at special meeting,
July, 1862, WAR Fund) 10000 90
Appropriation for interest On
War Fund, 1880 90
4l,675 So
Your committee would recommend that
the following additional appropriation be
made:
For per diem, allowance of coun-
ty Judge 5000 90
F'r Jurors in Circuit Court, 5000 90
For Judges and Clerks of Nov.
election, 1862, 500 90
For per diem allowance of Board
ofsupervisors. 1900 GO
For TreGsurers and Collectors COM
missions, $500 90
For fuel and gas. 700 90
For Stationery, 1000 90
/ For jail0rs, for boarding pris-
oners, $50 90
| FOR Insane hospital, 200 90
For per diem allowance Of Circuit
clerk, 40 90
10, 400 90
II CTS 90
50, 165 SO
Your committee further report that the
total valuation in the county amounts to
S4,92j, 900, which at a total county tax of
one dollar on each one hundred dollars val
uation of taxable property will create
! revenue amounting to the sum of K, $50 90.
Balance in Treasury as per
Treasury report 2,l53 Oh
Balance in hands Of F. D. S. Stew
art, late Treasurer, 500 90
50, 2O3 Oh
Your committee would therefore recon-
mend the assessment Of tax of fifty cents
on each one hundred dollars valuation for
ordinary county purposes, and tax of fiftv
cents on each one hundred dollars valua-
ton to pay that portion of the war fund
created by the Board at the last snecial ses-
sion, which was made payable on the lat
day Of March and June 1868. making in
the aggregate Il county tax of one dollar
on each one hundred dollars valuation of
taxable property in the county.
All ol which Is respectfully submitted.
JoHN REID,
j. p. DEAN.
Committee
Mr.. Clgvin offered for adoption the fol
lowing resolutions:
ReSotoed, that the several Supervisors be
allowed the sum of one dollar for posting
election notices for each county election,
and the sum Of two dollars each wear for
filing the Collectors bond. and delivering
the collectors books, and that an additional
sum of one dollar be allowed for said last
mentioned services to Supervisors residing
more than two miles from the County
Seat.
Mr.. Woodruff moved to amend said res
olution by striking out the words Two
miles and putting in lieu thereof the
words, ten miles
Mr.. lngersoil novel to amedd the pro
posed amendment Of Mr.. Woodruff By add
ing thereto the following:
And the further sum of one dollar for
every additional ten miles Of necessary
travel In performing said services.-Lost.
The question was then taken on the pro-
posed amendEient of Mr.. Woodruff and de-
cilei IN the negative.
Mr. Glow moved to amend said resolu-
ton by striking cut all after the words
Collectors book" and insert ia lieu there
OF the following:
And that five cents per mile be allowed
for said last mentioned services for each
necessary miles travel in going to and re-
turning from the County Seat
The question was taken on the proposed
amendment of MIR. Glow, and decided in
the Affirmative.
The original resolution of Mr.. Cagwin
was then adopted IS amended.
Mr.. Dean offered for adoption the follow
ing resolution:
ReSolred, That the agent for the Poor
House be authorized to expend sos of the
pauper iund tor the purchase Of u wagon
for the use Of the Poor House farm.
Mr.. Knapp moved that said resolution
be laid upon the table.-Lost.
The resolution was adopted.
On motion OF MIR. Cation Nr. Baker be- |
ing in the ch1ir) it was:
HesoLoed unanimously, That the thanks of
TINS Board be rendered to d. U. Cobb ESQ, |
the Chairman, for the able, courteous and |
Impartial manner in which he has presided |
over tie deliberations of the Board.
On motion Of Mr.. Dean. the Board ad- |
journed sine dee.
DAVID U. CoBB.
Chairman.
Attest: VIZ ToNEER, Clerk.
From Cincinnati.