Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-10-13
Al of which is respectfully submitted.
II. N. lN0ERsoLL,

II. N. lN0RRsoLL,
CbairmaD of Com
On motion Of Mr.. Angel, the report of
The committee was accepted.
Mr.. Caten from the committee to settle
with the sheriff and treasurer made report
recommending the allowance Of the bill OF
W. W. Bartlett, late sheriff for suDmonihg
jurors, &C., am0uniing TO the sum OF
1864 (ezcept the charge therein for in
terest amounting to SlU) which was. on
motion, taken NJ and allowed a. Uer report
Of seid committee to the sum cf S266.47.
Same committee rcIorted adversely TO
allowances Of the bill Of Thomas O'Neii fer
Ubackles for prisoners. amounting t. 81 co.
on@motioo, said bill was laid on the ia
bic. -
SIR. Casey from the special committee
appointed, this A NJ 20 investigate the
title Of tire county to the public square,
presented the following report. which was
on motion accepted, TO wit:
'Your Committee to whom was referred
the resolutions in relation ID fencing the
public square, and inssructioIs to invests
gate the title Of the county TO said square,
beg leave TO report:
That they have examined the written
opinion If McRoberts and GOodspeed at
torneys Of this city, which they presented
TO a former meeting Of the board Of super.
visors Of this county npopsflAe subject and
have adopted their opinion, believing the
county is the proper owner Of the public
square.
Ail'Of which II respectfully submitted.
ALIEN A. ANGEL.
john LINEBARGER, Com.
SAh'L K, CASEY,
Mr. Casey moved that the resolutions
providing for the grading and fencing of
the Public Square 10 Joliet, lie taken up.
G1e 'mgtion prevented,
Mr. Casey moved that said resolutions be
adopted
The question on the motion was taken
by yeas and nays, and decided 10 the nfir-
NATIVE, sS follows, t'-wiI:
Yeas MessIs Angrl Buck. Baker.
CASEY eatun. CagVir. John Linehnrger,
Geo.' Lncbafger, McIniyre. Randall Reid,
Shuts. SIe9art and Saarles. IA
Esys- Messrs. CLARK. Glow, Dunbar,
Dean, Pabs, Granger. Herbert and lAger-
soil s.
Mr. Casey moved that the three Commits
sloDers Designated in said resolutions be
appointed by the chair. The motion pre-
vailed.
claims reported back the report &c S o
Slmonds, scboo! commissioner. recommend
ing that the sum Of $4S 90 be allowed 20
said school Com. for services in visiting
schools, and that the sum Of $50 90 be ap-
prooriated for the use Of the VIII County
Teachers Institute, LLd also recommend
ing that The School Com. be instructed to
COLLECT al nodes CO which the interest is
rot promptly rail-, sid loan the same to
E6cd md raIoSGiSle parties.
+tGI 3to: 1:EEtArgcr moved to amend the
report CT the con-. by striking out the pro-
posed appropriation Of $50 for the use Of
tSs Teachers Institute.
The question wssi AIKEN on the motion
and deeidedj the negative.
The question was then taken on the pro
posed allowance Of $500 to the school
conn.,, and decided in the affirmative.
On motion the report Of the com. was
adopted.
Mr. Reid presented the recommendation
cf:S'e. SimOnds. school com for. the ap
pOintment Of Miss L uisp White 0f j ,liet
ss pupil in the State Norma University,
which was on molten adopted. ard the tp
pcintment made in cc0rdance Herewith.
Dr Reid from the com on misc. laneous
claims made repn=t, Recommending the al
iowsnoe Of SIS 90 in full OF the claim of
G. ). G. Crane for catching b rise thief.
amounting to $50, which was on motion
taken up and slUwed a. recommended by
said com. to the aunt of $25 in full thereof.
Same com. reported adversely tc grant
Ing the prayer Ufthe petitinn Of e. W Mn
lard aud others for 500 bounty to RuJh
Richards. widow Of e. Richards, which
report was on motion cuncurred in.
MIR Frank from the eom. on putl. Prop
.-AEsy, presented the following report:
To the Honorable Bord OF Supervisors Of
Will County
Your com. or public property. beg laave
QTepnrt, that VIC have examined the iaiI
and sherif's boUse, an! fad they need some
alteratit ns for the c,nveUiRnce and health
Of the inmates One IF the brakes which
fasten the cells needs brace A wind "
fDf a.guard in the n E corner similar t,
the one in the s E corner of the sheriff.
house is needed.
1t Is necessary, to remove the sewerage
end the privy frcm the ce IL and make
sink in the back end of the Jail, aud put t.,
it the sewerage, and furnish the prisoners
with vessel each, or to repair tine sewers
age where it 10.
IL needs two veutilatOrs overhead in the
Jail "a pipe to bring water from the c;siern
overhead, to the prisoners, and also to a
room in the S E corner of the Sheriff's
house provided with sink for the con>
Venience Of washing.
The furOace needs little repair or alter
alton.
A coat Of paint on the Jail roof and on
the cornice and cupOla of the Court House.
repairs of pla-tering in the court room and
ON ce below, IS waited.
The chinneys TN the Court House need
extending to prevent smnaking.
.. The walks inside Of the Jail anG the q ~
need securing with Loiler Irrn or tagging.
or some other material, otherwise the EN-.
ployment of nigh: wat:hmsn will be
necessary.
Il is estimRted that boiler iron will cost
50 cents per square fnut TIE wal- are
% feet 8 inches long, and I47 u iest
hlgh which makes for blth sides 1888 teer
at 50 cts. cost, $3.50 90
The Gonrs 90 one side ami front
say 334 Fl at so eta, will cost, GO 90
PaintjOil & work estimated Mt 5000
While estimate say $4,000.
all OF which we think necessary, and would
recommend an appropriation therefor"
we would also repnrt that the old TAI
building and clerks Office are rented nv
ahe: SheriG-the j"il building for $50, and
clerks office for $50, which rsnt il collect
cd by him."
IAN Of which We would respectfully
submit. -.-
-... A FRANK. Chairman Com,
MIR Cagwin moved that the bOsrd con-
slider the several recnmmpndatInns of said
conn., seTarately. The motion prevailed.
MIR Casey mOged as a substitute for the
prop"sltion o! said CON-, tn line the inside
OF the jail with boiler iron that the sum of
t'OO per night during the ensuing year. he
appropriated tor the employment Of night
guard for the Jail. The motion prevailed.
Mr. Cagwin moved that the balance of
the appropriations, recommended by said