Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-02-04
resolution, which on motion was adopt.

ed: .......... ..-..s
Resolred, That one dollar per weel
be allowed, out of the county fund, by
this Board to Mrs. Mary Winkler, wife
OF Sidney Winkler private in Com
pany G, 9th Iowa volunteer Infantry
and who is resident of Floyd county
State of Iowa, from the time of his en-
listment, August IL, 1869, to January
9th, 1864, to the amount Of $500.
| Mr.. Chapman offered the following
resolution ....... .......
| ResOlra, That the Clerk be instruct
ed to inquire into the military fund, tc
ascertain whether any warrants have
been drawn contrary to the rules and
records laid down by the Board Of Su.
pervisors, and if SO that he be fully EN-.
powered to commence suits against
snch persons. .., ......-..' ........
Mr.. Billings moved that the resolu-
tion be laid on the table. Mr.. Math.
ews called for the yeas and nays.
On the question, Shall the resolu.
tion be laid onsthe table those voting
yea were Messrs. Billings, BrownelI,
Darland, Flint, Gleason, Howard and
Reed. Those voting nay were
Messrs. Chapman and Matthew'S.
So the resolution was laid on the ta-
ble. ......-....
Mr.. Brownell offered the following
resolution, which on motion, was laid
over until the next session of the
Board . ...... ......s ....... ...
Resolred, That a committee of three
be appointed by the Chair to investi-
gate the securities and vouchers be-
longing to the school fund in this
county, and report all those who have
paid no interest since securities and
vouchers were taken also those who
are delinquent, for interest and how
long. ......
Mr.. Darland offered the following
resolution which On motion was adopt.
ed:
Resoired, That a committee of three
be appointed to investigate the action
of the several Supervisors, relative to
their acts and doings relating to the
military fund, whether such Supervise
ors have drawn orders wrongfully or
not.
Messrs. Darland, Howard aud Glea-
son were appointed such committee.
Mr.. Reed offered the following reso-
luton which on motion was adopted !:
Resolred, That X. n. Mathews and
| A. l.. Collins be and they are hereby au.
thorized to settle with Nelson & Co, or
their attorney, in relation to the suit
now pending that they may pay any
sum not exceeding the face Of the
warrants in contest and the interest
due thereon, and that on the delivery
OF the warrants in contest to the Clerk
he, the said Clerk, be authorized to is
sue new warrants in their stead.
On motion the board adjourned.
Thursday, Jan. Z.
Board met at 9 An. Members all
present. Minutes of yesterdays pro-
ceedngs were read and approved.
The bond of Il. T. Smillie, Consta-
bic St. Charles township, was present
ed, and being in proper form, with
good and sufficient sureties, on mo-
tion the same was approved by the
Board. 3D.. 1.....
A report of the Clerk of the District
Court, of fines imposed by said court
for 1868, and report of j. |. Il
Frost, of fines imposed by him ar JUS
tice of the Peace for 1868, were pre-
sented and on motion referred to the
Judiciary committee.
A report of the Clerk, of loans of
the permanent school fund made since
the October session of the Board was
presented, and on motion the same
was referred to the committee on Ac-
counts. . --# a.." $40
On motion it was voted that the set
tlement with the Treasurer and Clerk
be referred to the Finance committee.
The committee on Accounts submit
ted the following report which, on mo-
tion was adopted:
The committee on Accounts to whom
was referred the loans of the perma.
nent school fund made since the Octo-
ber session of the Board, have had the
same under consideration and report
as follows:
On loan No. 10, NJ. S. Heath, sl45,
November q, 1868 and No. 80. L.
j. Inman, 500, Dec. 10. 1868. We
find the papers correct, and deem the
securities to be sufficient, and recon-
mend that said loans be approved.
On loan No. 81, to j. w. johnson,
for $500, December 10, 1868, we deem
the securities to be insufficient, and
recommend that additional security
be required.
The bond Of Chester Butterfeld, as
County Judge, was presented with ad-
ditlonal security, and being in due
form OF law Oh motion the same was
, approved.
The bond of John Blunt, as Justice
OF the Peace of Niles township, was
presented and being in due form of
law. with good and sufficient securi.
ties, on motion the same was approv-
ed by the Board rr
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til 2 o'clock p. NJ. ...t,s-..
4 AFTERNOON SESSION.
/ Board met at 2 o'clock P. NJ. Mem
bers all present.
IL j. Cheston Whitney made a state
ment as to an account of $62 present
ed at the October session of the Board
on which an allowance of $40 was
made, when on motion it was voted
that the balance Of said account, viz
$22 be allowed, and the Clerk author
lied to issue warrant for the amount
The Finance committee reported
that they find the amount of fines i'm
posed by s. Schleigh, Justice of tn.
. Peace as shown in his report. hav,
been paid to the County Treasurer ans
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