Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-02-04
NUMBER 5.


and personal property for 1864, be
levied, provided the call be made pre-
vious to another valuation, and that
said tax be levied upon the valuation
next proceeding the call for troops
Mr.. Collins resumed the chair On
the question, Shall the resolution be
adopted the yeas and nays were or
dered and were as follows: Those
voting yea were Billings, Flint, How
ard and Reed. Those voting nay
were Brownell, Chapman, Darland,
Gleason and Matthew's. So the res-
olution was lost.
The Judiciary committee presented
the Clerks report, of Fines imposed
by the District Court for 1863, which
on motion was placed on file for fu:
ture reference. ...%
The following motion was offered
and on motion was adopted. ~.
Reslred, That the Clerk of this
Board ID hereby authorized and re-
quired to cancel the vouchers present:
ed by the Treasurer. by writing on
the face of each voucher the word can'
celed with date in red ink. And be it
further .....
Resolred, That the Clerk be ara is
hereby authorized to procure cancel
ing stamp for the use of his Office, and
he is hereby authorized to issue
warrant on the Treasurer for an
amount necessary to pay for the same.
Mr.. Brownell offered the following
resolution which on motion was adopt.
ed: ...... ..s...-
Resolred, That the suit of Eldridge
VS.. Floyd county, be appealed to the
Supreme Court that the Clerk be an!
thoriaed to transmit copy of the rec
ord to the Supreme Court before the
expiration of the time to take such ap-
peal. and that he be also authorized to
issue warrants on the Treasury for
the cost of such appeal.
On motion the Board adjourned.
-... Saturday, Jan. s.
Board met pursuant to adjournment:
Members all present. a.4.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings
were read and approved.
The Special committee appointed to
ascertain the whereabouts of the SUI
preme Court reports, reported pro-
gress and asked further time to re-
port. On motion the committee were
allowed until the next session OF the
Board to report. "
The Judiciary committee, TO whom
was referred the claims of Arthur d.
Hausberg on tax titles, reported pro-
gress and asked for further time, aud
on motion the committee were allowed
until the June session Of the Board to
report.
The committee on Accounts pre-
sented an account OF A. w. French,
for six dollars for fees as Justice of
the Peace, and recommended that tho
same be not allowed Mr.. Collins
called Mr.. Flint to the chair and NOV
ed to amend, that the account be al
lowed in full. Mr.. Collins resumed
the chair, and on the question, Shall
the account be allowed in full the
yeas and nays were ordered and we're
as follows Those voting yea were,
Billings, Brownell, Darland, Gleason
and Howard-5. Those voting nay
were Chapman. Flint, Mathews and
Reed. SO the motion to amend,
and allow the account in full was
adopted, and the Clerk was ordered to
issue a warrant for the amount.
The Special committee on Military
Fund appropriations were, on motion;
allowed until the June session of the
Board to make their report.
Mr. Flint offered the following reso-
luton . ..... ..
Rcsoired, That the Clerk of this
Board be instructed to publish the
proceedings of this Board according
to law. ..f.s... ......-..
A motion was made TO amend as
follows: To strike out all after the
word Board "and insert at this ses-
sion" On the question, Shall the
amendment be adopted 7 the yeas and
nays were ordered and were as fol.
lows: Those voting yea were Bill.
lings, Brownell, Flint, Gleason, How
ard and Reed--6. Those voting nay
were Chapman, Darland and Mathews
-3. So the amendment was adopted:
On the question, Shall the resolu-
tion be adopted as amended +? the yeas
and nays were ordered and were as
follows Those voting yea were Bill.
lings, Brownell, Flint, Gleason, How-
ard and Reed-6 Those voting nay
were Chapman, OAKLAND and Mathews
3. So the resolution was adopted
as amended. a
On motion, the Clerk was authoriz:
ed to issue warrants to the several
members of the Board, for their per
diem and mileage at this session also
to Wm. n. Fisher, for attendance on
this Board as bailiff, which was done
as follows:
T. Billings, 6 days, l6 miles. $l2.96
w. Brownell, 6 days, Is miles, 1903
j. Chapman, days, 26 miles, 1856
A. L. Collins, 6 days, miles, 1919
B. Darland, 6 days, 80 miles, 1880
A. Flint. 6 days, "a miles, 1914
A. Gleason, 6 days, 40 miles, l4.40
w. b. Howard, 6 days. 80 miles, 1880
r. n. Mathews, 8 days, 80 miles, 1880
B. Reed, 6 days, 46 miles, l4.76
w. n. Fisher, bailiff for Board, 500
On motion, the Board adjourned
sine de. A. l.. COLLINS,