Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-22

The committee also reported back
the accounts Of sundry persons for
lands illegally sold for the taxes, and
recommed that the same be rejected.
and, on motion, the report of the com.
mittee was adopted, and the accounts
rejected.
The committee reported back to the
Board, without action. the account Of
w. Hawks, for fifty dollars for care
Of pauper.
Mr.. Gleason moved that the account
be allowed in full.
Mr.. Collins moved to amend as fol-
lows: That the account be rejected" I"
On the question. shall the amend.
ment prevail, Mr.. Gleason called for
the Yeas and Nays.
Those voting Yea were, Messrs.
Brownell, Flint, McEwen, Reed and
Townsend and Mr.. Chairman-6.
Those voting Nay we're, Messrs. Ba.
ker, Billings, Gleason and Wadey-4.
So the amendment prevailed and the
account was rejected
On motion, the Board adjourned.
I .s...s ....F-as... . Two clock, p. N.
Board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Members all present.
The committee on finance submit
ted the following report, on the memo
rial Of j. j. Gaylord. praying to have
refunded to him amount of tax sale on
school lands: a.- ... ..
We, the committee on finance, to
whom was referred the memorial of
j. l. Gaylord praying that the amount
paid by him for certain school lands
at tax sale be refunded. have had the
same under consideration, and report
and recommend that the prayer of the
memorial he not granted, and, on mo-
tion. the report of the committee was
adopted. ...
The committee on accounts reported
back the following accounts and re-
commended that they be rejected
j. G. Patterson, fees on criminal
case $1,000. .
w. H. Ferguson, witness fees Sc, go.
l.. Burney. medical attendance on
pauper. $23,50. ..... .a
G. F. Bolton, Justice fees, criminal
case, $l0,S5. .s..
Stephen Huntley, care Of pauper,
$s3, 90.
On motion. the report Of the com.
mittce was adopted and the accounts
rejected.
The committee on the relief Of SOL
diers' families. having had the matter
under consideration and having exam
ined the returns of the several town
ship assessors, would recommend that
the persons in the following schedule
be allowed to draw from the relief
fund the same amount, and at the
same interval of time as they have
drawn heretofore, viz: Two dollars
per month to each woman and one
dollar and fifty cents per month to
each child as shown by said schedule,
and that the clerk issue orders at the
end of every two months for the
amount SO due, aud be authorized to
strike from the said list the name of
any wife and family of any soldier
whenever he is informed that such
soldier has been discharged from the
military service Of the United States,
from the date Of such discharge, and
that he also strike from the list the
name Of any widow, or orphan chill
dren, whenever he is informed that
said widow, or children, are receiving
a pension from the United States, and
would further recommend that each
member of this Board inform the
clerk Of the discharge Of any soldier,
whenever he shall receive such infor-
nation.
UNION TOWNSHIP. -
Mrs. NJ. 4. Smith and one child.
Mrs. MA. Crumb and four children.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ackley and two
children.
Mrs. Sarah Cline.
Mrs. Laura Robinson and one child.
Mrs. Emily Ackley and three chill
dren. -
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker and two chill
dren.
Mrs. j. E. Frost and three children.
Mrs. A. M. Sours and three children.
| Mrs. G. Asper and two children.
| Mrs. N. A. Clay and one child.