The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-18
Sub District 7, 2 mills, school hous,
fund; II teachers fund

Sub District I, mills, school house
fund; II teachers fund.
District Township of Red Oak-A taz
for teachers fund of mills on the dol
lar; also, that a tax of l mill on the dollar
in Sub. 7 and 8.
Sub District 5, ! mill on the dollar;
also, in said township 4 mills on the dol.
lar, for school house purposes.
Your committee would also recommend
that tax of 2 mills on the dollar b lev
led on all the taxable property of the
county, for State revenue; also, that 4
mills on the dollar, in addition to a poll
tax of fifty cents, be levied for ordinary
county purposes; also, that l mill on the
dollar be levied for the support Of schools
Al, Of which IS respectfully submitted
J.W. Brown,
s. R. HoUGHToN,
w. Rollins,
Committee.
The Committee on School Funds and
lands made their report, recommending
the adoption of all loans made by the
Clerk, and that the application Of Martin
Buzier, for school money, be rejected,
which, on motion, the report is adopted.
VIM. Robinson offered the following,
which, on motion, was adopted:
Whereas, the south west quarter of
section 36, township 80, north of range 1,
west of the 9th principal meridian, be-
longing to the Western College, having
been assessed contrary to law,
Be it therefore Resolved, That the
County Treasurer is hereby authorized to
cancel all taxes upon said lands.
II. Wharton moved the recommenda.
tion of the vote granting the prayer Of
Solomon Aldrich, rebating tax in Upton
school district, which is carried, and II
Wharton offered the following, which
was adopted:
Reso/red, That the prayer of the petit
toner be granted in so far as Upton
school district Is concerned, and he be
required to pay on said property accord.
ing to the assessment of District No. Il,
and that it be accredited to said district
(No. twelve II. WHARTON.
j. j. Wright offered the following,
which, on notion, is lost:
Resolved, That the further sum OF
fifteen dollars be allowed Wm Knott.
for assessment, in addition to the $50
already received, provided that he accepts
that amount as sum total for assessm en-,
for the year 1862.
VIM. Robinson offered the following
which, on motion, was adopted:
Whereas, there are certain Court House
bonds now falling due, be it therefore
Rcsolre', That the Clerk is hereby
authorized to issue warrants to the amount
of bonds held by Judge Drury and
Chester Sanford, not to exceed three
Court House bonds
VIM. Robinson presented the petition
of Isaac Ii. Comstock and 4S others,
asking for an appropriation of $50 to aid
in building bridge over Pioneer creek,
in Fremont township. On motion refer
red to the committee on roads, &c.
W. Rollins offered the following, which
was adopted:
Reso'ved, That the Clerk is hereby
authorized to issue to each member war
rants for his per diem and mileage.
W. Henderson offered the following
which is adopted:
Whereas, the Office of constable Q
Springdale township has become vacan
! by the resignation of Henry Bagley
therefor
Resolrcd. That c. F. Alderman be ap
pointed to fill said vacancy.
VIM. Robinson offered the following
which, on motion, was adopted:
Whereas, there now is residing tw,
volunteer families in Sugar Greek town
ship wishing to remove without the lin.
its of this county, be it therefore
Resoired, That the member of Sugar
Creek is hereby appointed committee
to draw warrants not to exceed the sum
of fifteen dollars for each family, and the
Clerk is hereby authorized to issue the
the same.
The Committee on Claims made the following
report WhiC Ii was a1oDted.