Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-01-19

OF real ana personal properly ioA Aooo
would submit the following report.
We have classified and valued live
stock as follows:
Horses and sac ~ A'p' " $500, 90
vi. us CO. Wei Horses valued at $500
r Hs. a.. Wort Horses valued at $500
(yolts and Mules years old valued at ao'Oo
Co,ss snd Mniss 2 wears old valuedat 5000
First Glass Work Oxen per PAIR Saiu- :. m
Second Glass Work Oxen pc. pair val -.
co,ws q ve.rs old and over valued at 1900
Heifers and Steers years ola val no
Heifsn and Steers year old valu- -,
CT. -. u.oa v.lued ut $50
Swine per hundred pounds valued at o'oO
Real estate, we have classified, and
valued as follows:
First class Timber, fifteen dollars per
acre. First class Prairie land in XIV
erton. st. Charles and Floyd Town
ships at three dollars per acre. In
Cedar, Niles, Ulster and Uuion Town.
ships at two dollars and fifty cents.
In Scott, Rockford and Rock Grove
Townships at two dollars per acre.
Laads improved and under the pillow,
one dollar per acre in addition, and
YOUR Committee would also recon-
mend that the assessors take into con-
federation the value of buildings and
other improvements.
A. FLINT, Chairman Com.
Mr.. Brownell moved to amend the
report Of the Committee by striking
ON. the words two and two and hall
before the words dollars and insert Che
word three, making the valuation III
each Township the same. -,
Mr.. Townsend moved - amend pe
amendment by inserting two acVg6rs
instead of three dollars as the valua.
ton of Niles and Cedar ToYhships.
On the question, Shall the amend.
ment be 90 amended I? the yeas and
nays were ordered and were as fol
lows: - -
Those voting yea were Billings and
Townsend-2.
Those voting nay were Baker,
Brownell, Chapman, Gleason, Flint,
Reed and Wadey-7.
So the amendment to the amend
ment was lost.
On the question, Shall Mr.. Brown.
ellis amendment prevail? the amend.
ment was lost.
On the question, Shall the report OF
the Committee be adopted the yeas
and nays were ordered and were as
follows ..-...-
Those voting yea were, Baker, Flint,
Gleason, Reed and Townsend-5.
Those 0oting nay were, Brownell,
Billings, Chapman and Wady-4.
So the report Of the Committee was
adopted.
The special Committee to whom was
referred the petition of j. w. Bur
roughs and others for bounty on
Rabbits, reported, recommending that
q bounty of ten cents be paid.
Mr. Gleason moved to amend to pay
q bounty of FIVE cents.
Mr.. Chapman moved that the sub
ject be indefinitely postponed, which
motion prevailed.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
Thursday, January 5th.
Board met at 8 o'clock A. N. Mem
bers all present. Minutes of yester.
days proceedings were read and APP
proved.
The Committee on County Buildings,
to whom was referred the memorial ~
Fl. o. Pratt, Esq, asking leave to use
the Jury Room as an office, reported,
recommending that the prayer Of the
memorial be granted, which report
was, on motion, adopted.
Mr. Collins offered the following
resolution:
Resolred. That If the twelve men in
Company B, 7th Iowa Infantry, have
been credited to Floyd county on the
100000 call of the President in 1864,
that they receive bounty of one hun
dred dollars each. I'd, If not credited
on the SOC, 900 call, and they have
themselves credited on the present
call, that they receive a bounty of
three hundred dollars, as provided by
the Board at the present session.
Mr.. Billings moved to amend as fol-
lows: to strike out $500 and insert
500 in last clause of Resolution.
On the question, Shall the resolution
lie so amended ? the yeas and nays
were ordered, and were as follows
Those voting yea were, Billings and
Gleason-2.
Those voting nay were, Baker,
Brownell, Chapman. Flint, Reed, Town
send and Wadey-1.
= So the amendment was lost.
81 Mr. Gleason moved to strike out the
first clause of the resolution, giving
bounty of one hundred dollars.
On the question. Shall the motion
TO strike out prevail? the yeas and
nays were ordered and were as fol-
lows:
Those voting yea were Baker, Bill
lings, Gleason, Reed and Townsend-5.
Those voting nay were, Brownell,
Chapman, Flint, Wadey and Mr.
Chairman-5.
90 the motion was lost.
On the question, Shall the resolu
tion DO adopted Z the yeas and nays
were ordered and were az follows
Those voting yea were, hrawnell
Chapman. Flint and Wadey-4.
Those voting nay were, Baker
Billings, Gleason, Reed and Townsend
Is.
So the resolution was lost.
MI Mr.. Gleason offered the following