The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-12-04

Tho committee on school funds, &c.
made the following report, which, on mo
tion, was adopted:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
The undersigned would most respect
fully submit the following report on
school fund:
We have examined the application o.
James Hanna, George Toyne and Lev
Stockwei, aud find the same correct, anG
would recommend that the above loans
made BY the Clerk, be approved.
All OF which is most respectfully sub
mitt'd. PREsroN RoBERTs,
f. l.. BAssETT,
WILLIAM HENDERSON,
Com. on School Fund, &c
II. Wharton offered the following
which, on motion, was lost:
Resoived, That we, the Board of Su
peryisors, do employ an attorney to de
fend in the District Court the Injunction
tion case of N. F. Dvorc vs.. james Mar
dis, Road Supervisor of Road Distric,
number !, Springfield township, Cedar
county. iowa
s. Yule filed his petition to reopen
the road case number 81, disposed Of at
the last Oct meeting. On the final
hearing of the petition S. r. Houghton
called for the yeas and nays.
II. Wharton withdrew his motion to
adopt petition and substituted the fol-
lowing:
Rcso'eed, this Board do reconsider
the vote establishing and the alteration
of the Antwerp and Red Oak Grove
Road number 81, passed on the 2lst day
Of October, A. D. 1862, Of which this is
an adjourned meeting.
/ II. Wharton called for the yeas and
nays. Those voting yea wcrs Messrs.
Robinson, J. W. Brown, Rollins, Whar-
ton, Bassett, Butterfcld, Jennings, Hen,
dersou, Wright and HolIingsworth-10
Those voting Nay were Mcssrs. Sheldon,
Mason, Lcith and Houghtcn--4 Adopt
cd.
1t is ordered that S. Yule give at least
flur weeks notice to all the petitioners
for the alteration and vacation of the
Antwerp aud Red Oak Grove Road mum
Der 81, aud that application for said pro.
posed road be continued to the next
term Of the Board
L. L. Bas EFT offered tho following,
which, On motion, Was adopted:
WHEREAS, oae Of the Members of the
Board Of Supervisors as l am informed)
has continued to issue orders to the wives
of soldiers, for the sum of four dollars
per month, since the meeting of the
Board, Oct. Goth, 1862, and not 10 &C.
cordance with a resolution adopted at
said meeting.
AND WHEREAS, as am Informed, the
Clerk has cut down said orders to three
dollars per month in accordance with the
aforesaid resolution.
Therefore be it Resolved, That the
course pursued hy the Clerk, in said
case, be approved BY the Board.
II Wharton offered tho following,
which, on motion, was adopted:
Resolred, That the Clerk Of this Board
be and he is hereby authorized to draw
an order on the Treasury for eight dollars
for Mrs. Geo. Soper; she being the wife
Of volunteer in the service of the Uni
ted States, and she having received a
county order, number l0S, for the above
amount, under the direction Of Mr.. II.
Wharton, Supervisor; and she, the said
Mrs. G. Soper, having los. the said war.
rant, and the County Treasurer having
paid said Mrs. Soper the amount Of So;
and he, the Treasurer, will take the re.
sponsibility of not paying said last war.
rant or order.
+. Butterfeld offered the following,
which, on motion, was adopted:
Resolved, That the Clerk issue orders
for the per diem and mileage for two
trips Of each member, for this session.
Per diem and mileage Of the Board,