, 1864-06-11

Supcr7,tor Smith moved the appointment Of a
Gominittse to inspect the fsz, , aad rsPoss .9 tss
Smith. Morgan and Strong wese appointed As such
G C.nmittee.
supers.sr johnson naoved that the bill Of Dr.
Geo. 4 Allen, Of Worth, fos attendance npon
rick 1onsn, amounting to "a, b PAia- The mo
seI .aterY:seI G,hoa moved to take up the chsress
:ra.ner Dr. Dear. and that Supervisor Irwin se
6Cpel3isor il via declined and suggested su-
pet7itor Fa. veil. Mr.. Faswen declined pee.
sppel1tfor r. ". Taylor theuzht that Deans
should be asked II ho were Teady 70 bis defeuse.
,be e Bes.d 9sie rsa1 to proceed iii ths lnTsssE
Supervisor Ta1ior WAS % rprised that supsrvisex
9T1 fae :5nx ssassd dsa5 II "'' 70
Supervisor LeWo oif denied that b Tas unwilling
% si1c the accnfed fair t1tsl.
Supervisor johnson Talsed ths point Of sfdeE
Il At he discussion was not to the notloa-
surervisor Glbbs then temporarily withdrew his
motion to ailuw Supervisor Irwin 10 make au e1-
plapation, and Immediately renewed 1sWhen sapes-
'' sspervissr v. ". Taylor rald that hs had BEEN
info.n ID By Dr. Deans that he VIA snpfepared fof
poned until Tuesdsy afternoon next. This was,
Tss M unsnfmouey aiected ssattornsy for The county.
Supervisor strong Eo!ed that the charges b
O. y nottoa 11s ef supe11isor Dowok E: L. Knott
Etq., WAS invited to appear Al attorney foF the &C.
tbs Clerk read tho charges contemplated in the
resolution Of yesterday: -
70 tho charge that he was never regularly ad-
fore lis priest eecupatisn, merchant tailor, 10
eald it was substantially t<ue.
To the second charge, that he Il tneiticieAf and
70 lie third charge, that he neglected woman
in chnd bed, and that she nearly died In eonse-
qgeuce, be said It was not tue;
f--- ~ rrAAf ~AE
ored to create dtEseneion In the Poor Hoass be-
tween the Warden and the fnmatss, we're, AFTER
discusaloB, stricken out
TO tbs sixth charge, that he vas not qualified ss
physician or man to discharge tho duties Of hls
ohFce. he said he WIS not salltJ.
To the seventh charge, that he had made f;lsa
II The e eoanssl @ 81 81: Deans asked that the first
BE- oq Tbs wss dns be
tfn1ed until Wedncsda! no1t.
supervisor Gibbs augrerted that the rn!estiga-
ton be pursued hy committee Of the Board:
efect that when the Board Of 9upcr.1 adjourn,
1t adjourn to meet the s3a day Of jane. at a.
m, and that tn the moan time, a committee o. ono
take tbs testimony and report at the adjourned
supef1isor Smith moved ~ an amendment that
tes ca Posr Hohses and Pauperz, aud thst taelr
decision be Anal. Pending tho consideration Of
thta rs,slntion and amendment, tbs Board i'd
AFTERNOON sHs.IoH.
The Board met according to adjournment.
Supervisor Gibbs moved that when the Board
adjourn tomorrow morning It adjourn to meet on
tho dfBt Monday In September next.
Supervisor Shackford moved to LAY that rsetiou
On the table until tomorrow morning at o'clock
Carried.
Supervisor Gibson presented a bill Of Seneca
Wright for meals furnished drivers from the poor
house, which on motion WAS ordered paid.
TheClerk then read tho following report:
COUNTY CL1RA'a 0Fy1cH, CooK CoCSTY,l
CHICAGO, June 9. 1854. f.
In accordance with resolution Of the Board Of
Supervisors this day pssIed, Tho Clark respoct-
fully resents that tho cI.fent expenses of the
county or Cook from J1nn lat, 1855, to @nns 1Bt,
1881, Wa4 - follows: