Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-25

jack s0u--No aIteratlOu'
,lClist- No alteration.
,aokuort-Add 5 per cent. to valuation Of
Land ADD lots.
nisobatton-Dsduct u per cent. from adj
dif;Gpal valuation Of lands.
3loneo-No alteration.
SD Lenox-No alteration.
pla,nfeld-Add per cent, to Vaiuauon
Of iapds and lots. .;s
PeoIone--Add II per cent. to valuation OIL
lands ard lots. r.
ten per cent. to Talua'iOn VI
lands.
Troy-No alteration.
WiLnington-NO alteration.
Wal-Dcduct Is per cent. from VALUATION
OF lard.
Wesley No alteration.
Washington No alteration.
Wjl,on--Add 10 per cent to valuation Oh
lands and lots.
Ynur comnitiee having also examined
tho lists of the valuation Of the several
.ailroads in the county, would further re.
command that the fixed and stationary
pfopsrty Of the several railroad companies
10 assesssd at tie rate Of so cents per foot,
md that the lands OF said railroad cOmpa-
Djes be assessed at the rate OF S25 per acre
And your committee recommend no al>
tsration in the valuation of the town lots
listed by said railroad companies.
All uf Which isrespectfully submitted.
5 f11S' N WI White, Com.
Robert Dunbar,
On motion Of Mr. HeEhRrt, said report
sas ACCEPTED and adopted.
The com. reported back the petition Of
Benz Mason yrayiRg for an abatement Of
the assessment OF bis personal property for
ne wear 1864, and the petition of VIM II
kceZler, praying for the refundmsnt OF
certain taxes by him paid in error for the
gcor 1868, and recnmmened that the pray
or thereof he not granted.
ea moIiop The report Of the com. was
sJucurfed il.
sir Doig, from the special com. appoints
rd ic solicit end receive proposals. from
ie,i4ant physician in Joliet, for the medI-
Gal aud surgical attendance Of paupers as
the poor house and prisoners in toe cnun>
~ Jail, present. tie proposal of DR. 6 s
Ihomas 70 perform said service together
With oil necessary post.mOrtem exsminas
y when called upon by the proper au-
Iborily so to do, lo- tho year ending Oct.
!, 1865, for the sum Of 5000, and recon.
l,ended that the same be accel ted.
On motion Ell MIR Brooks the report of
com. was accepted aud the com. discharged.
Mr. Brooks moved that the proposal Of
Dr. Thomas be made the ppecial order for
tomorrow morning at O'clock. The
motion prevailed.
Mr. Rowley, from the committee OIL mis-
GcllaDeous claims, reported back the bill Of
Wp Tonuer, Co. Clerk, for per diem oil.
lOwaDce, &C., amounting to the sum of
$1,000. recommending its allowance 10
the amt OF $3.50 SO, being q deduction Of
SlG0 from the item Of $248, fol attendance
Gt probate court, and $50 from the item of
$50 for services at FIVE special sessions Of
the board Of supervisors.
Mr Glow moved the acceptance and adOp.
ton Of the report o. tho com.
On motion &C Mr. Brooks. il was order
ed that the motion Of Mr. Glow be laid up
on the table for one hour.
On molten Of LIr Glow, the action Of the
b orc allowing the bill Of Geo Munroe,
g,IG Tor sery ces.snd contingent expenses
tea un.ine TO Sl935, 70, vas reconsidered
"a further motion OF Mr. Glow, said bill
TFs taken up and allowed to the amount
@! F.>55,l IL full thereof, being a rodnc.
.ir hereof G! 500 from the item OF
So, tJT services in attending the probate
CONT.
aLr Glow moved the allowance of the bill
uI A. q TGnuer 10 the amount Of SG3G. 5!
. Gull thereof, Gs recommended Ly sail
! unittoe.
Tie question was taken On the motio
by yeas and nays, aud decided in the of
e NATIVE Gs follows, to wit:
Yeas-MesssTs Glow, Dunbar, Ez. Fahs
Green, Herbert, Liiley, Rowley, Tatge
Virgil and Whito-ll.
Nays MesETs Brooks, Case, Dennis
p0ig Dillon, Mcintyre aud Spangler-7.
Supervisor RJwley, from the committed
on miscellaneous claims, reported baeI
the resolutions referred to said committed
pgJyidiug bounty 10 reenlisted veterans
recommending the adoption thereof.
Supervisor Glow moved that the recon
incubation OF said committee be cOncurreC
u.
Without fur .beT action thereon.
On motion Of Supervisor Glow the BOarC
LdJuurned until Tomorrow morning ct
O'clock.
SATURDAY, Sept. "a, 1854.
Tho Board met pursuant to adjournment
Supervisor Randall in the chair.
The clerk called the roll.
Presect-Su2orvisor Brooks, Buck Case
Glow, Dennis, Dunbar, Dong, Dillon, Etz
Fans, Green, Herbert, Lilley, Mcintyre
Rowlsv, Spangler, Shuts, Tatge, Vngi
and White,
Ab5eut-SuperVisOrs Baker, Cation, auC
Steward.
Supervisor Glow, to whom was referred
the matter of settlement of the suit of d
A w Heise as. the county, reported ths
Dr. uaise had agreed to dismiss said suit a
his costs for the sum of $3.50 90.
Ga motion Of Supervisor Glow it wa
Orpered that the clerk draw an order OF
the Treasurer for the sum of $3.50 90 il
favor Of DR. ueise ard deliver the same t.
him upon HIS presentation Of a certifie,
cong Of the Court Diminishing said suit a
plaintiffs cOsta.
Supervisor FIX, from the committee Of
@foNn Accounts, presented the GOllowiu;
report
70 the Board Of Supervisors of vii
county;
o We the committee on Town Accounts
beg leave to report that we have exsmine
the town accounts of the several towns q
presented by the Supervisors thereof, an
would therefore recommend that there b
levied and entered on the tax books 70
the year 1864, taxes for the amounts a
authorized Vy the several towns respee,
lively for town and road and bridge pur
poses in said towns, as fulloWs:
ChauuahOn-town expenses $500 Oh
Road and bridge purposes 500 U
Cretc-town expenses 204 4,
Road and bridge purposes, 20
cents On each 100 O.
-DuP8ge--town expenses lbs o
Road and bridge purposes 100 O
'Florence--tOwn expenses
Road and bridge purposes 1000 0
-FrankfOrl-tOwD expenses 375 0
Road and bridge purposes 200 O
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