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

asked 10 De dlScharged from further
consideration of the same.
On the question, shall the committee
be discharged, the yeas and nays were
ordered and were as follows:
!, Those voting yea were Billings,
Brownell, Chapman, Flint, Gleason,
Reed and Wad VI.
Those voting nay were Baker and
Townsend-2.
So the committe were discharged
from further consideration of the ac-
4 count. .sss,il -lf A.
Mr.. Townsend then moved that the
account be allowed in full, and on the
question shall the account be allow
ed in full" the yeas and nays were or
dered and were as follows
Those voting yea were Baker and
Townsend-2
Those voting nay were Billings,
Brownell, Chapman, Flint, Gleason,
Reed and Wady-7..
So the motion was lost. And on
motion the account was referred to the
judiciary committee. On accounts of
c. Hiscox and l.. Whitney for fees in
criminal cases the committee asked to
be discharged from further considera-
ton of the same /; and on motion they
We're so discharged, and said accounts
were referred to the judiciary commit
tee. '.t ". 81
On account Of r. Arthur, John Blunt
and w. Hausberg for claims on Tax
Title cases, the committee asked and
were granted further time to examine
said accounts.
Mr.. Baker from the Committee on
Poor offered the following resolution:
Resoired, That a contract be made
between Floyd county and Samuel
Clay, for the ensuing year for the sup
port Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, ON the
following terms: Said Clay to fur
nish the paupers above. named with
provisions, wood, clothing, washing
and medical attendance, and all that is
necessary for their support. and to re-,
! uo'c lnereIor the sum OF three hun
dred dollars:
Mr.. Billings moved to amend the res
| olution, to allow the sum of two hun
dred and fifty dollars, and on motion
the resolution was adopted as amen
ded.
Mr.. Chapman moved to reconsider
the vote to allow@the sum of two hun
dred and fiftysdollars, which motion
prevailed;
Mr.. Chapman then offered the follow
ing resolution, which OH motion was
adopted, and a contract made in ac-
cordance with said resolution
Resolred, That the sum of three hun
dred dollars be paid to Samuel Clay
for care of paupers Mr.. and Mrs. SUIT
ton, for the year 1865, that contract
be entered into with Samuel Clay, and
bonds given for the faithful perforp-
ance of the same, to the effect that
said paupers shall be furnished with
provisions, clothing, and medical at
tendence and all other necessaries for
their support and comfort.
John w. Burroughs and VIM. Morse
asked that the State Road from Inde-
pendence in Buclanans sounty north to
the State Line may be altered On sec
tion eight, township ninety-six, range
sixteen, and said Burroughs and Morse
having had said road surveyed and
plated, and having filed the plat and
minutes of survey of said proposed al
terations, and they having also filed a
consent that said road should be SO al
tered and established, and it appear
ing that said Burroughs and Morse
were the sole owners of the real estate
on which said alteration is proposed to
be made. 1t was on motion
Resolred, That said independence
and State Line Road be altered as ask
ed for, and that the Clerk record the
Plat, minutes of survey, and consent
of the owners of the land.
The following numbered roads were
referred to the Road Committee, who
reported on them severally, and they
were disposed of as follows:
Road No. l24.
/ p. N. Griffin, ct al.
Road No. l29. .,....
John Blunt, ct al.
Road No. l30. a....r-..
NJ. Stewart, ct al.
The Commissioners OH said Roads
having filed their reports recommend
ing that said roads be established,
which reports were accompanied with
plats and field notes of said roads, on
motion it was a
Resolred, That the time of final hear
: ing on said roads be fixed for the sec
ond day of the June Session of the
Board A. d. 1865.
Road No. l25.
Q ID. Dyas. .... z. n
D Same as Nos. l24, l29 and l30 ex-
cepting that the request that the road
. be established three rods wide was re-
; jected. s.......
. Road No. l2F.
> 7. T..GilbTt, ct al.
0 The commissioner on said road hav-
. ing filed his report recommending that
Q Q no further proceeding be had in regard
? to said road On motion, it was
Q Resolred. That further proceedings
. on Road No. l27 be indefinitely post.
. poned.
. Road No. l3l.
. II. j. Cramer, ct al.
!: Road Petition. No. -l3l, signed by H
5 J. Cramer and four others, asks that a
9 commissioner may be appointed te
% view and if deemed practicable to 10
3 q cate county road as follows, to wit
s s Commencing at the Northeast cor
8 ner of Section (29l twenty-nine, and
% running from thence west on the Sec
Z ton line between Sections 20&29 ant
. 10 and 80, Township ninety-five, (95,
. . Range fifteen, Q6,) and Sections 25
50 "a and 26 & % and 27 & % and % {
k 81, Town 95, Range l6, to intersect
l. road leading from st. Charles to Mar
n ble Rock, and the requisite proof o
It posting notices having been duly filed
ID on motion it was s.g
!, RESOLVED. That Seth Richardson b
c. appointed Commissioner to view sal
q road and the Clerk was directed 10 fl