Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-06-22
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49, ,,.t PROCEEDINGS +.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
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June Session, 1866 goH

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June Session, 1866 aoH
Monday, June 5th.
The Board Of Supervisors met at In
Court House, in regular session, at
o'clock p N. Members present as fo
lows: Messrs. Baker. Billings, Brown
ell, Flint, Gleason, Reed, Townsend
Wadey and A. L. Collins, Chairman
and J. V. w. Montague. Clerk a ful
Board excepting the member from III
ster township. " .''' ..' t''
w. l.. McEwen presented a certifi
cate from the clerk of Ulster Town
ship, certifying to his appointment a,
supervisor to GIL the vacancy occa
stoned by the removal of John Chap
man, the former incumbent from tha
township; and, on motion, Mr.. VIM
l.. McEwen was appointed supervi
sor for Ulster township, and was
sworn in and took his seat as mem
Der of the Board. '' t.' '.'.
On motion Of Mr.. Baker, Mr. New
en- was appointed a member of the fol
lowing committees IN place of Mr..
Chapman, viz: on accounts, roads
Chairman Of committee aud on coun
ty buildings and property. .. 2
Mr.. Mathews, as attorney for the
county in the case of Floyd county rs
Charles II. Roberts, made a state
ment to the Board in relation 10 tho
said suit. and, on motion, the mat.
ter was referred to the committee on
judiciary. .........r
Mr.. Flint made a statement in rela.
tiOn to claim Of g. w. Stoner. for
amount due him from relief fund. from
January LIST to June lst, 1864, and on
motion the same, and all similar claims,
together with the list Of soldiers fami.
lies as returned by the assessors, was
referred to the committee on relief of
soldiers families.
A file Of accounts was presented
and referred to the committee on &C.
counts.
The clerk submitted a report oi
loans of permanent school fluid made
by him since the January session Of
the Board, and, on motion, tho same
was referred to the committee on Ju-
dietary. -...s s.r....
A file Of accounts, in school fund
suits. was presented and, on motion,
the same was referred to tho commit.
tee on Judiciary. -ss "h.mt. -..
A communication, from tho Auditor
Of State. in regard to the permanent
school fund was read, and, on motion,
referred to the finance committee.
A report Of the trustees Of Union
township Of the appraisal Of school
land was presented and, on motion,
referred to the Judiciary committee.
A communication from Judge Fair.
field, relative to carpeting aisles IN
the court room, was read and, on mo-
ton, referred to the committee on
county buildings and property.
Proposals. from insurance agents,
relative to insuring the Court House
were read, and, on motion, were re.
ferred to the committee on county
buildings and property.
The Treasurer presented report
of amounts refunded for erroneous tax
sales and assessments, aud, on mo.
tion, the same was referred to the
finance committee. a... . ....
On motion, the matter of the eqaali.
cation Of the assessment of the sever.
al townships was referred to a special
committee consisting of Browncll
Wadey and Flint. -
James Raymond and others present.
ed petition, asking the board to re.
consider Q resolution adopted ut the
last January Session, making an al.
teration in the Independence aud
State line road on section 8, L. 96,
Il. l6, and on motion the same was
referred to the committee on roads.
A memorial of j. w. Burroughs and
others relating to the same alteration
Of road. was also presented and re.
ferred to the same committee.
Road Petitions No. 1873, 1874 and 1856
were also presented aud referred to
the same committee.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
- Tuesday, June 9th.
The Board met at o'clock AN.
Members all present. The minutes OF
yesterdays proceedings wero read
and approved.
The judiciary COMMITTEES, to whom
was referred the report Of the trustees
Of Union township Of the appraisal Of
the North. West Quarter Of the South.
West Quarter Of Section Sixteen, (l6)
Township Ninety.Four, (94) Range
Sixteen, (l6) reported, recommending
that the same be advertised by the
clerk aud sold as required by law,
which report was, on motion. adopted.
The judiciary committee, to whom
was also referred the report Of the
clerk of loans of permanent school
funds. made since the January ses-
sion Of the Board, submitted the fol-
lowing report which, on motion, was
adopted - sa lHt aa a'."
Eve, the committee, to whom
was referred the loan of permanent
school fund, would report that since
January lst, 1865, loans have been
made as follows
No. %, Janary 18th, 1865. E. J.
Wiggins. $500. 90.
No. %, February lIth, 1866, M. and
p. Monen. $s20, 90 a
No. "a, March 3lst, 1855, Samuel
Hammond, $4,000 -, ...
No. 95, April 29th. 1865. Solomon
Wiltse. $ll5. -"
No. 96. May 18th, 1855, Calvin Her.
rington. $50. 90.
No. 81. May 18th 1866. J. M. Par
sons, $4,000.
No. 90. May 2Oth, 1865, Elizabeth
Wagner, $4,000.
Total, $l3O5.O0.
And that we have examined the notes
and mortgages. and find the security
in each case, is good and sufficient
We would therefore recommend thai