, 1862-09-13

Upon motion, the report was adopted.
SuluIYiso1 CaldXrIl Offered the fallnXin

pom u10[10nt Inc report was ad0ptGQ.
Supervisor Caldwell offered the following:
Rs>oi7ta4 That the suul Of thirty dollars be and
the same Is hereby appropriated by the Board Of
Supervisors Of Cook County to each recruit in tue
following named volunteer regiments NOW il pro-
cess Of organization in fad County. to wit; Col.
r. NJ. Uou.h's Ga:h regiment. Fa.hc! DUnles
IRISH Legion. Third Board of Trade and the rc5i
; n,tnt nov recruiting under Col. Van Aru1n, pro
sdtd said sum shtll not be paid to auy one who
hu7 heretofore received bounty from Cook c3uu-
II; aso, that the sum appropriated shau net ex-
cet S553to.
The resolution gave rise to 4 long and ami
mated discussion upon the right OF the couu-
| is to issue auy more orders.
Sup. Dalton moved / O refer the matter to the
! War Fund Committee, TO ascertain whether
| tie money Tan be raised.
| Tic QUESTION btiuE taken on the reference
| to the cn1llmi.ree, WAS last.
Tie original question WIS then put and lost
| ty the following vote:
A>Es-Afessrs. Brown, Earret, Costello. Cald
| Will, Chattcop. naien. Gable, Asven. ko;t, Nc
Dunlap, Edorook. foster. Gunthcr. Gibbs,
Ile1ln,an H9'hrooe: johnson. Ao:san Mic: pah
Werner. WilEartli-23.
sup. Gicbs moved that Sup Dalton make
out the per dian u members. Carri:d,
| CARRIED:
1't<oiztd, BY the Board Of Supervisors Of Cook
County THAI there be and is hereby levied upon
each <1lc hundred del2rs Of The taxable prop .rsy
s 81 th5x aaf tbcr m
A1solcved the sum Of fifty cents on each one hug
arcd dollars Of taxaa:. property of said County
FOR the pNspose OF lgul1allng 80 much Of the IN
dcbtedness Of the County Inquired under the ap~
rscp,,iaion .f $aoGtN for, war pqtposess IS 81 the
said levy Of hftS cent: On the one hundred dollars
SUP. Res o1Iertd the following, which ras
carried:
II >s1rtd That the Plank Road Inspectors b in
Road. ard especially the briagc across the canal
Sup. Gibbs moved tint the thanks Of the
Board be given to the chairman for the i1mp par
1ial manner in which he has discharged his
/ duries. Carried,
Sup. Thr op moved that the fall elections
| | in the city be held at the same places as il
June last, ard that the same persons preside
TITS question brought to their feet the IN
: terrified Democracy in the Board, who all de
i | sired about four voting places in each ward
and feH additional places more in the Tent
| Ward.
r SUP. Wilson said that the Sixth was tn,
) largest ward in the city, and they didn't neet
t | but one place.
: Sup. Dolton went 10 on the legal phases o
5 the case.
| Sup. Haven discovered that the county ha,
, nothirg 10 do With the matter as far as th
: city was copcerned. II belonged excluslvel
! to the Council to establish places aud numbe
, of places, as laid do~n in the charter.
+ Sup. Rees discovered that the Council ha
4 nothing to do with it
j. Sup. Dolton discovered in the laws that th
# Board had nothing to do with 1t.
e Sup. Haven wanted to bring In Mr. s.
e Hayes to establish the tact.
# Sup. Dolton could find Mr.. Hayes in th
e laws.
d Sup. Throop's resolution was put upon If
d passage and prevailed.
., Sup. Wilson moved that in view OF II
scarcity Of funds, the fees Of the Boazd for tt
Is present term be appropriated to the soldier
fund. The resolution was tabled.
le Sup. Haven having got the start OF M
y Dolton in examining The municipal laws. az
N discovering that the matter Of locating Il
re election precincts belonged to the Counci
y moved to rescind the vote taken, on n
il Thrnops resolution.
be Sup. Do1ton examined the law.
il Sup. Tbroop moved that the election pla
h in West Chicago be held at S'cinbrechcr's,
ne Holsteir, and that the election in South CT
csso be held at the same place as last yea
e. with the same inspectors. Carried.
y Upon motion the Board adjourned uutit t.
,e, lctt NCLday in December,