, 1863-09-19
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Now, therefore, be 1t: resolved by the Board Of
Supervisors Of Cook county that there, be and ts
hereby levied the sum Of thirty cents upon each
annd,ed a9a, .h o. .ne Il ta1aes psope5y
rerenue for the ensuing year
Laid ortr Till the afternoon session.
ported n iasor q reiundng Tie tax Of b. G. Fer.
Se va Fnnd 1xit made the following
Wa5 pcssea e 10 whom was en-
ustel the appropriation Of funds for the relief OF
soldiers families, leg leaye to report that there
a,s now npoa thsr books 1s5 {la1, {names . some o.
other tanses, been assisted by your Committee,
leaving 70 families and two wounded disch.tsed
soldiers which have received sd from them 70
making an average Of about one dollar and eighty
'e' Il !se ees1 esee Il ;st report here
There has be. n drawn BY them from the County
= per vouchers herewith, as follows: ..,.o-x
Id i9ss Iii. s., and postage f6 too
Bonnty 10 Fsank Pearee, per check. 6Q,00
Stationery and adsestteinE. .;;...--..- As5S
Advance d to Jane Clifford on allotment. 1000
Services Of Committee and Assistants... 141.0O
Leaving balance in hands OF Committee. 2s9.bl
Respeetfuiiy Rep submitted.
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This repo,t Was adopted aa aad piseed aseefo o. ,c
The report of the Committees on jail and Jail
Accounts, Miscellaneous Claims, Poor House and
fPR Es ss gasfssd sa Sss rkeospsa ssSpas
RtsMred, That the County Treasurer be and ho
is hereby instructed potto collect from the g; B.
tns 1a1es On ~
y ard said Company, in the Supreme. Court shall
have betn decided.
This resolution Eassed
Sup. johnson offered the following;
Resclrtd, That the COMMITTEES on Public Build.
fngs be directed 10 have blinds or other suitable
fan,ale % a apartments me Is Of fh &c eoanty ID y jill. -
The supervisor accompanied his resolution with
.iust comments rpon the ontrases daily perpt-
10 lie obscene ianguase OF abandoned women, who
shout to passe1s b. from the windows.
Sup TAYLOR eonlon,t ses the necessity OF THIS
sne or sr II
uity between the County and the baili1s; besides,
lie thought It was too bad TO deprive ths poor
en- notwithstanding the vigorous opposition o[ths
gentleman. the motion pscrsiIed by TIC vote Of Ill
ths supeEyisoss except ts SIR Taylor
fap pna Ds be eaeh
ard be s hereby instructed to inform htmselfas to
the number Of persocs who arc selling liquor in
r Eo nss i5e s5 III IL ns Sosd va ns
know v whet Is collected in each tom from that
source; also what might be collected il they were
sll To- pay license, and report the SANE e. 10 tnis
be some ST. ps taken to prosecute and collect now
Sup. Txflog moved that the towns Of West,
No,ts ard Soutn G9h1saso be exempt from the op
sgp; st,ong did Eot zee TIE p, Rsog:isty Of such
had pluck e.onsh TO vote upon that question as
Sup taylor withdrew his amendment and
ssss ssR she'ans moved to lay the resolution on tue
Sup Whitney would deprecate such action as
hy the IT, epsafs ba
poeed to remove rs far a. member OF tho Boa1d
be had influence.
Dunlap sssSsa y The e.'ss 3essqtoa ~ 60 as T.
sup: Tenpoyer moved ttatthe city members re
Sup. Rezford indulged in remark which Sup
Cd By calling Redord dirty dog
table Tss Wit6dPaW the he nosel and ass II
moved and lost On call OF the ayes and noes BY 8
vote OF II to 2s. :.
arrange, and mored an adjournment.
Eup. Strong said II Taylor wanted to leave ths
Board, they would try to accommodate him. Sup
aoeesef a ali Tyo
vifor's remarks Ialse-n s'd-d lie" as he classic
| ally expressed IL" &uQ u6 u Dt - AU
have anything more to do with the h1debount
FuritanE."
Taylor, the resolution passed.
fho bill Of Paul Cornell. for legal services
amounting to SIS, was ordered paid.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON sEss1oS.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
The Committee on Towns and Town Account
reported, recommending that the following sum
be raieed By the several towns BY taxation: Pro
v1so, $eO3; West Chicago, 5000; Lyons, $ll0
Orland, Ss.O; Lemout, 500; New Trier. $1e5
Leydcn, SIS No1thdeld, S475; Thornton, s2ts; ;45
Hyde Park, 500; Bremen. $500; Rich. STD; Cal
rlnet, $lc3; H1norer, $50; Bloom, sos; Ell
G,ore, $414; Maine. $51551; Darlington, 500
Setaumberg, 500; Palcs, 81 1,a12-69i South Chtea
70, 81 100.
On mption, this report was laid over.
The Committee on Finance reported In fuyor q
lcyyIng three-mill tax. Bup. Reed moved tha
tue tax be two and oneha1f mills on the dollal
Carried:
The Briggs uouEo claim was called up and d.
fueecd on motion to reconsider its former dls
position Lost-14 to e
sun. johnson moved to reconsider the rot
whereby the Supervisors room WAS assigned t
| the Comfy Co1ft. Lost-G to 20.
The Board then proceeded to draw the jurors fc
the ensuing ycaI, for the Circuit, Superior and n!
torder's Court After which the Board &C