, 1864-03-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
skcoND DAY OF THE SESSION.
The Question Of Enlistme1ts-The
Quota of Cook County-HoW m1uy
Men she has Raised-The
Credits-Sending a Elan
to Springfeld.


! to Springfield.
The Ronrd Of Supervisors Of Cook Comfy M
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning pursuant to a
] joNrnment OF the previous DAY. Tho minutes ,
The preceding days session wc1c read and approvo
/ The following Wero present: The President, J.
Allen, OF Elk Grove. and Super yIsors Alger, Brow
brady, Cool, cammacll, Charleston, Chandler, d.
Ton, DeWoll Drandorf, Edb4ook, Fleming, Fa
well, FithcT, Gibbs, Gage, Gormley, Haines. NoI
auns, Harms, Irwin, johnson. James, Klngsac,
hIo'ean, MyricI, McGlashen, McCancr5, olcndort
Pancl:er, P1nney, Pusheek, Peacock, Rees, Robi1
! son, shiels, Strong, Smith, steinhanR, Ste,1mu
| 1er, 6hacldoId, ". ". Taylor, E. S. Taylor, Viii
| ncy and Ward.
Toon House nEronrB
! Tho quarterly report Of tie Warden OF tle Poo
house, B. F. Chaee, was presented, giving the 70
lowing details:
Inmates at date Of last report, q
do ut present :. .....---....,--...-.......3 Isl
The following arc the uationalitica: Ireland It's
England. 10; Germany. 70 Trance, d; Bohemia, ?
Sweden, ~, Wales, 2: Norway, =; United states
| /: Holland, ]. The number OF insanc is II. {
| whom 50 .Ec 1nalcs and 41 fcms1ca, There arc bp
siz vneo9; M Iooms ten Tor The 1nsans. Adopted an
Deans, was then presented. 1t reRds 81 follows
The present condition Of the inmates Is good
although the number Of patients admitted this sca
list has bcen 10, mostly Of chronic cases Of lon
standing. hare vieted the Poorhonsc forty-thrcs
t5mes; The average number prescribed for daily ha
been ATTENDED 10 promptly, and, hope, sstisiacior
to the patients. 1:hese afe now under treatment
all In IN improving condition, with one or two ex
sepi1ons: Number Of births, u; number Q
The report waa received and ordered filed
ENConroHArfnx nF RvaSsrow
The Ccsk read report Of meeting held in tn
town Of Eranston. On Dec eth, 1865, ut which i
was resolved, by a voto Of 80 against 8, that tn.
town be incorporated. The communication wa.
laid on the table temporarily.
Supervisor DeEolf asked II they had taken The
duelllpg oath.
Apetition was presented from the Trustees o1
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, asking for re-.
nluncration Of taxes unjuss1y assessed The prop.
crtY ia located on the corner Of Chicago avenue
and laSa1lc street. Referred to Committee on
Equalization Of 1axes.
EQUALIZATION OF TAxra.
The Committee on Equalization Of Tnxes report
ed on the petition Of 4. Z. Wing, OF the nrm Of
Wing & Mitchell, for remission OF taxes, recon-
intending that the prayer be granted. Report
adopted.
The same Committee reported that IN error had
been made IN the assessment Of Wiley. BRO. & Co.,
and recommended that 1t be amended Report
adopted.
The same Committee reported on similar peti-
ton Of Thomas Foley, with same Recommendation.
Report adppied.
1e->s..,.,..
,r -,,fa.Is 1ic.a3AoE =. ON COLLECTIONS.
lne couec'of 1os the town Of North Chicago, E.
G. Hook, tepscscnted that on cuteriuo NJ, h,s cfc.
be found on ,he bonds tn. ~ e. On - s us
against delinquent tax-nayers Of Whtrs h.s ~
II succeeded in collecting ssi al and hr tnds -.
pecIa} dfficnf.r in cn1tect,nn .ha 49,. ..s.I
tax of 1864 ae 1uapy ohtcctlona era -,sa1 ~ -.
rate psyess. Many OF them ipkt5t that thew t.~a
maid their tnxca. ana claim tfroc N f;nd .,,a 49,
rs,r.s 0,to-s - 49, s -, as " u1o tne 1e-
a,,har send 4nso1r,,t ~ h.r. - s~e. -
corntrr r. m,nv e.sc. .,sa 49, ~ .s""s p ~ =, ue
.Strs.c5 n W. .s,ans ee sAe ~ saAss naso oeen
~ rrn s..s ~ - - ,poss1o4o ~ eouec more
~, r%as TsAs 4ns9 ns us ano"eo t"ese per cent on
No., ~ aaot'on 10 1ne 'a1ee per cent at
ps6asss ~. ~ a.
sa4s'es ~ eao1c'2t5'
,.+,4,,,, -,.. a .aa.1l.., a1oGs,
,..fss. - 80 - i,oNt t1c Atsa"a! CON-
,ho. ~ 1,..s.o ss.a." ~ ~ tei1ceenung
Ma.,aa @ - ~, c Nv, oeepaanes, near
cost ~ a.h;cb s,nnrn,;na - .Sons eae, ~ me
coed the fund ,hry have in hand, and praying that
the beard OF Supervisors appropriate SUN Of
Referred to the Commissioner m Road. AMI
D,idgef.
porr~re
sunc,vi.or ua,nee of1a,sd ,r,a fo,,,xv,,r.
Dcta,r-, Th,t tba 1ns,.t.-s ~ Cae.-,t.
., 1sNsfu. I 3nat eAe J9a1Ial3 Lommlttee DO and
~ Ut 9e991iea e Ascertain whether there
t,nI! ~ c1,,o,i "nCn tnis p9ala can faise
thnt n;5 - Esa..ata ne payneui Of ponnnes ana
cap,es4 @ sa naa report on thls subject at their
5upGsol tha SehasoFd moved foanend By Tc-
eaty t. hsa d s1y ~. snsh powcz: p:,-,
NJ er IT, aanes hn 21efd @ another
shorled to bounes n are On aueS eyfdenec
fIs n2nno.it1on Ias fhat ts M tae ss.son a9f
aaa S Sg.n St tne Fos51 asts rolls osa S @
lie lie veterans 5oEn to thc nrn9ne+inn =, tho o
muster rou would be ceat iujnstice ~ MAC
Surerxisor Johnson beiisye3 that tte mia ~or1d
be bad one to adopt, Thcy had nothing n .t, t.o
nonrrv ncs an .t n rs;d t n SaPan ~
Committee could not know e Whist piace ~ they
muetcr mn " nj e's9 "t'4o1' aA 'ospse'1oo o' tne
SrpeHisor Charleston thou,ht It ,xon1d h. AZ
well to suspend action on tRat snb;cct t;1i fheY M
could bear ifu1n tbe Governor on The e1cct Of fhe
90 ~ ..~ww.
c-.-,,, ,,~ ~ r. m..,.A W tA&s; ltaIs
eupe1stt1t p1sl q y ". tay4qr askco WAY hao been
aone wan tne leso!niao4 lntfodncea by him ut the
~ ~ eatta 1 ~ Ieaun1ns eacn Town
and Wnd snEe5vlsor 70 1ook amer the wives and
families Of soldiers; He moved that The War Fund
ninF. 's e>''a'eo - 4e'0'' progress '1'S "''-
lIe - a. 4au SoinlitEe fePoIleo taat no eneh
The ntior 1re4,aiad ~ ~ tS Tor,..oo .,s
instr1eted 10 report. t>' 'l4 '1' >'Nn'-''S" S@s
1ne boa1Q tnen aQ}ousneo I'LL So'cock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.