The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-11-24
tion made the following report, which
was on motion adopted:

ton made the following report, which
was on motion adopted;
Your committee to,Whom was referred
the claim Of tho jailsr for keeping and
furnishing those -tomnittcd to his care
in the county jail usder the provisions
Of law, rccommcnd that there be an sp-
preparation made to Me amount of SIS,
or 50 much thereof as he may need from
time to time, and thciClerk be requested
to draw warrants thersfor.
Mr.. Rodgers Offered the following res.
olntion, which was on smotion adopted: @
Resolred, That Thomas Golden be,
and he is hereby,appointed, constable
Of Centre township, b fIl the vacancy
occasioned by the acceptance Of 4 militia
~ commission by the Said Godden 10 the
service Of the U. S.
Mr.. Henderson ofered the following
resolution, wbich was on motion laid
over until the next meeting:
Resolyed, That the sum of fifty dollars
be paid to each of the volunteers from
Cedar county, who enlisted in tho servi.
ces Of the U. s. during the year a. D.
1864, for the period Of 100 days: Pro-
vilcd, that this sum be paid onl to those
volunteers who shall produce satisfactory
evidence to the Clerk of this Board, tha.
in such enlistment they have been ac,
credited by the proper authority to Cedar
county; and provided, that this resolu.
ton does not include those volunteers for
100 days who have already received the
sum Of fifty dollars from the county
The committee on expenses and taxa
tion presented tie following report, which
was on motion adopted:
Your committee on expenses and tax.
alton herewith report that the certified
school tax from Fremont township was
not fled SO as to be levied in legal form
until the 18th day of November, 1864,
that being (according to law too late for
a levy. o
The committee on roads made the fol-.
lowing report, which was on motion
adopted: ... an
No. 72-E S. Wiucrich outlet road
continued, and Joseph jennings appoint
ed commissioner in place Of j. McClupg,
resigned.
73-Farnipgton township road. Con.
tinued ~
74-County line road. Report Of
commissioners fled, and established when
concurrcd in by johnson county.
77-Linn Grove and Mcchanicsville
road. Continued
7s-Wm. s. Chase road. Continued
so-Alteraticn of Pedee and county
line road. Dismissed.
Sl-Catholic Church road. No bond
filed continued.
S2-Foss road. Dismissed.
S3-Section line road. Continued.
s4-Township line road. Continued
for final hearing. '.
S5-Elkhorn and Inland road. Con
tinued for 6usl hearing
S6-Section line road. No bond filed.
Continued. ...s... u.
Mr.. Cover offered the following reso.
luton, which was on motion adopted:
Resolred, That Alonzo Shaw be author.
lied to borrow for Cedar county the
amount necessary to pay the judgment of
Nicholas 4, Paine vs., Cedar county, rcn.
dered by the District Court Of the u s.
at Des Moines, in October last; provd-
ed he can get it at six per cent; aud
that he be desired to act speedily in the
matter to avoid the cost of execution.
The committee on school funds pre-
sented tho following report, which was
on motion adopted:
Your committee en- school fund, here.
with report, that they have examined the
loan to O. NJ Culver, and Geo Loudly,
and find them correct. And We further
report, that the proposition made to this
Board by Wells Spicer, in regard to his
indebtedness, that we are not advised IN
regard to the land offered in liquidation
of his Indebtedness, and would recon-
mend that tho matter be deferred until
the January session.
Mr.. Mclaughlin presented the follow.
ing resolution, which was on motion
adopted: -,[
Resolrsd, That the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors be authorized to canvass
the soldiers vote of Cedar county, when
returned, and declare tho result Of the
election. a-; a-. -..
Mr., Leith offered the following reso-
luton, which was on motion adopted:
Resolued, That the Clerk be authoriz
cd to issue warrants for the per diem and
mileage of tho members Of the Board for
this session.
On motion, the Board adjourned sine
die.