Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-10
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SrrrsnBEa Z, 1866.
~. Aurray from Committee on niscel
isreous matter made the following report:
49,! 49, , Senmlttee ~ Whom WAS referred
-: Da Of Ausein Gorilla 6os ssfnudlae
~ - Would tepues u iavof o. refledtne
~ 49, acccediae 10 law. Which was
:, n. Posson oiss,s .As following r,sola.
1ss!:da That .hass be - Appropriation
nscsaaafy % buiH heiiss acsVss the Creek
aeee ~ !Gsidssce u jacob Brucc on he
!oca ts!ni.g SoGsh In Rod District No. 3,
- bu9alo Townehip. which was adopted.
~. F0eson 00ersd the following Iesolu
n:seesd Thst there BE- an appropriation
o. utty dollan 0r % much thereof - nay b
neces1a5y 20 build . bridge across : Ceeok
near tne residence OF Mt. ThOrns IN the
ROAD running east and west on the line ~.
1ween secnon and 10 il Road District, No
3 in Buffalo township.
ton
Ns@sed. " the Board Of SUPERVISOR 70
appropriate $3.50. or 50 much - l. needed 70
unlsn tne swo bridges by the Pine Hill Cen.
ctery. Which wss adontcd.
M. asoss offered the following rcsol,,.
4s.1sed. That the COMMITTEES % Accounes
and Expenditure 10 and they hereby arc
authorised and instructed 10 co operate with
the Clerk and Treasurer 10 making such Il
teratiOns IN the syslem In which the &C
counts AMI record books u this c0uDly are
kept by the said treasurer and Clerk % may
be approved Of BY the sAil Committee,
which was adopled.
Mr.. Ross offered the following reso)u
tion:
Resesed, That whereas there arc remain.
ing in the hands of the County Treasurer Of
Scott county on the first Monday OF June,
lOoo. the sum OF Eighteen thousand Dollars
0f the permanent school fund, which in tho
opinion VI this Board cannot be loaned uu.
der The requirements OF the law; therefore
be It
Ltsso'sed. That the County Treasurer OF
said county be and he is hercb, ordered ~
remit sixteen thousand dollars Of said
amount to the State Treasurer, to be invest
cd 10 lnieed States stocks according 10 law
Mr.. AcCOnnell moved that the resolution
BE- referred - committee Of three, to re-
port ss the next meeting Of the Board.
The Chair appointed Messrs McC
Birchard and lt0ss said committee.
Mr.. R0ee Offered the following statement,
and asked leave to have Il died with the ~.
pers In the "Porer Road Casc:"
Sept. 5th. 1884.
Y0ar petitioner, Daniel Porter, with 9th
efs concerned in the application for . COun.
~ road, called the Porter Road, ask your
Honorable Body u set aside the sppraise
m0nt f0f damages 10 said resd case upOn the
land Of John Bruhn, for thc reasons thAt
the appraisers appointed TO asscss damages
ON said road did allow to the said John
Bruhn damages for Z fence on the line of
said rood on the land Of the said John Bruhn
the sum Of about fifty dollars. whereas thcro
10 no such fence there and in all probability
never will BE-
Leave was granted accordingly.
Mr.. Mcconnell offered the following re-
olmtion:
Ressiccd, That there b. an additional ap.
preparation Of 500 maaie for building .
bridge over Spcncer's creek. ncar Joel
Hamer's. in lie Claire township, which was
adopted.
Ar. Porter offered the allowing rcsolu.
tion:
Resosred, That the BoaHi Of Supervisors
hereby authorize the Poot House Directors
TO build barn On the POof House farm not
to exceed fifteen hundred dollars in it's cost,
which was adopted
On motion Of Mr.. Nutting, adjourned
siae de-
Attest n. d. SNYDER.
nay yoor Dchool Doo1ke - Rlon.
0erss new Beck Store, Ne. -,
DFoAy street.