Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-06
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Minutes Of last DIS lsG1iea Of the june
BEARD road asd approved. =, r.
The Olefk Ibid before he Beard bills sbai
have accumulated since our lest meeting. which
wese received and referred 70 the COMMITTEES
on Finance.
The Clerk also laid before the Board the
papers in the Olda Rua1Ull and Fultuu road
cases, for purpose. Of fixing . day Tor Ansl
hearing, which were received and referred to
Committee on Bridges and Hiphssya
The Cierk laid b. fore The Board petition
Of w. Geddis for duction 10 bic assessment,
which vas read and referred TO the Commitses
on Rqualisa,ien.
The G erk laid before the Board tho Official
boud Of J. H. Hopkins, Justice Of Peecs for
Winfield Township, which was received and
referred to Committee on Public Officers.
The Clerk laid before the Board the claims
audited BY the Directors Of The Peer and Clerk
Of this Board, which we're received and REFER.
ed to Commit ee on Claims.
The Clerk laid before the Board the amount
OF District School Taxes returned 70 him for
having placed on the tax list for 1854, which
was read aud referred to Committee on School
Funde.
The Clerk laid before the Board his report
on outstanding county warrants, which Was
received and referred to Commi tee on Public
Officers.
The Clerk also laid before the Board the ex-
penses of the county from September 1, 1859,
to September 1, 1854, amounting to 1SO,443,
81 estimated expenses for coming year 81,
$751; V which Was received aid referred to
Commi tee ON Equalization.
The Clerk also laid befos the Board petit
lion of G. II. Parker, asking that the day Of
6nal hearing In the Snyder road case be post
oned until the January session, which was 70.
ceved aud referred to Committee q Bridges
and Highways.
Mr.. Carpen, er, from the Committee on Pub.
lie Officers, made the following report:
Your committee on public ofncers report In
favor Of accepting the Official bond Of ]. Il.
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H. CAaPHxfss, Chm.
witch report Was received and adopted BY the
Board.
Mr. Mead, from the Committee on Bridges
and Highways, made the following report:
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Your
committee appointed at the June term Of this
Board to super intend the construction Of q
bridge across Duck creek, report that they
have made some progress. but the work is not
yet finished. f. MEAD, Chm.
which vas read and accepted BY the Board.
Mr.. Ross, from the Committee on Finance,
made the following report:
That they have examined and allowed the
following bills:
X. G. Stephens, balance for assessing,
Amount claimed $3.50; allowed 1850.
Report Of committee adopted and claim or.
dered paid.
Mr.. Mead offered the following resolution:
Resoloed, That this Board make appropria-
ton for every needy soldiers wife, or widow,
Or parents, the sum Of five dollars per month
and two dollars per month for each child un.
der twelve years Of age.
which resolution vas read and referred to q
special committee Of Mead, Clark, Henley,
McC ,nnell and Wing.
On motion Of NJ. Little adjourned till 3
o'clock tomorrow morning.