East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-20
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOARD On SUPER
VIs0Rs OF SAGINAW COUNTY,
aCeuRT.H ousBDClrY or SAspNAg.2
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JOSEPH MArHEwsoN,- = - ESBrch Run, !
BERNHARD HACK, blumnelu'
SETn WILEY, -Buena lsta,
MICHAEL JErFERs, lst w. City of Il. Saginaw.
A. P. BREwER, pa Ward, Ciyo- East saginaw
F14 l. a, Ts5 = lL4I:Ell.l:k o rSpHIs,
JOIN A. LIST, -----------Fra nkenmuth,
JONI HUNTER -------------- Maple uroVe,
NsL -Richland,
JOIN b. WIhrE, - I'd Ward, City Of Saginaw,
G. +. WILLIAMS, Sd
THOMAS l., JAcKsoN,- $3.50 Saginaw,
JouN BARrER, Spaulding,
HORACE KaSLoAE,. 49, s1------ Iaymouth,
CoIIS McBRATNIB,---- swan Creek
CAsPAB ScHULTHEss,- -HiIwpukle,
Quorum being present the Board organized
nv eleetinr John Barter as Chairman, protein.
MIR Jackson moved to vote for Chairman-by
ballot Which was accepted, and the result Of
the ballot was that 4. =. Brewer was duly
elected as Chairman Of the Board. IN sr
A certificate was presented, of the appoint
ment of John Moore to act as Supervisor of
Ward No. 1, Of the City of Saginaw, in place
of A. s.. Gaylord, being absent. Also another
certificate, of the appointment of Melville
G. Mower. 10 act rs Supervisor of Ward No.
3, of the City of East Saginaw, to fhEacancy.
And also another certificate of the itppoint-
ment of Ira Whitney to act as Supervisor OF
the township of Bridgeport, in place OF ,D@lA.
Pettibone being absent. Which certificates
were, received, and which, on motion of Mr..
White, Messrs. John Moore, Melville u
Moore and Ira Whitney, were admitted to
seats as members of the Board
d Sundry papers were presented from the
township of Zilwaukie, disputing the right OF
Caspar Schulthess to a seat as Supervisor on
this Board, which on motion of Mr.'Jackson,
were referred to special committee of three,
and said committee TO be appointed by the
chair. The chairman appointed Messrs. Jack
son, MathewsOn and Hunter. s-a'EIs.yg' "
Sundry claims were presented, and referred
10 committee on claims ai.77 ~. n n
. = On motion, the chairman appointed, Mr..
Mower to ell vacancy IN COMMITTEES OF organl-
cation of towns, and John Moore was appointed
TO fill vacancy on committee on clams.- 1- ..
The committee which was appointed on the
contested seat of MIR. Schulthess, reported by
their chairman, Mr.. jackson, as follows: Your
committee to whom was referred the contested
scat of Supervisor G. Schulthess, would re-
spectfully report that after due reference to the
law. there being no written notice of the rosig
nation of the aforesaid Schulthoss, we consider
him entitled to his scat as Supervisor of the
township of Zilwaukic, which report, on mo
ton, was accepted and adopted. y So d
Mr.. LETTERS moved that the amount of the
Comfy Treasures bond should be fixed at
fortythousand dollars, which motion was car
ried. .sa ..s-sf III ..7- 'f'
Mr.. jackson moved that committee OF
three be appointed by the chair. to settle with
the County Treasurer The chairman appoln-'
ted Messrs jackson, Barter and Jeffers "a
The Board thereupOn adjourned untiD to.
morrow, It the hour of nine oclock,'A NJ
10. a. p. BREwER, Chairman
ora GEORGE SCHMIDT, Clerk e.'-I 7di noz
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CouRr HoUsE, Cry OF SAGISAy,
January 6, 1868.
Second Day Of tie Session Of the BOara
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the chair, Roll
called, and quorum being present, the proceed
inrs of Yesterday were read and approved. = e.
Supervisors, Messrs. Haines, Lewis, Andrus
and Card appeared and took their seats. 49,, :.
Sundry claims were presented, and referred,
TO committee on claims Mr. Blackmore pre-
3 sented the balance sheet of the County Treas
ury, which on motion of Mr.. jackson was refer
red to the committee to settle with the Treas
urer. .r;..,... mon
tsrl A certificate was presented, of the appoint
ment of Morris Ballard, to act as Supervisor
. of the township Of 81. Charles in place, OF It
Jared Freeman, on account OF sickness, ana on
b motion Of Mr.. Jackson, Mr.. Ballard was ad,
. mitted. to scat as n member'ot the Board,
/, Mr. Hack, Chairman Of committee on claims
reported back sundry claims and recommended
ID "a, 1fo1 md On ~
ton said claims were allowed as follows, VIZ
- @. IT, Trucsdell, for Justice fees, .-.s = s2s2
VIM. Ao postage stamps and expenses, 70 e.
VIM, Moll taxable COSTS, = 90
Jesse IT, Qiiackenbush, Witness fees, $50 = ~ d
- G. AsTmosi6l for Justices fecs,V-1r,- z 81
~, John Dolby witness fees e fsd uoa' ut sSd
na Fa..Iho%as, %ior'.H a-1il ;issi . 2 Ss. Z
81 Otto R6cser,, Justice fcecs,non 81. -.na6t7
IL, .,F. Frey, for Stationery, v,- Z o. Us i SO
Charles Lytlc for Constable fccs,',,, IN z ~ I
H1 cDaniel Ellis, for Juror fees on inquest, OG
Isaac Isaac, E Tsr saa atoro ,1asg1sI ~
80. Jesse III o0uaciccnbushpt" 20 IA LA
az Andrsw ,. Philips tnr sarog " 4d ne
Ira Whitney, Coronefs 20 n a., 8'33
Ira Whitney, moving dead body ~ . 200
r Said committee also reported back a claim
of Mr.. Field, of $40, with the Recommendation
that the same be allowed at 50 % And alst
another claim, Of Joseph H. Becker, for suudry
services with the recommendation that tht
claimant have leave 20 Withdraw. for want 8
e proper. certificate, which report, was acceptet
and adopted. - - 80,
'so The committee on claims further reported
back the claims of the county cahvassefs an,
'gi recommended their allowance, which rcpot
% 0was accepted, and said claims were allowed q
follows,yiz:iisv-sR If.0