Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-06-22
PROCEEDINGS.

I6toOIIDA IN tS.
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Black Hawk County, Iowa,
JUNE SESSION, 1869.
FIRST DAY.
On Monday, June 4th, 1866, the Board
of Supervisors Of Black Hawk County,
State of Iowa, met at the Court House
in Waterloo, in said County, and at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. were called to order by the
Chairman.
The roll Of members being called, the
following responded rs called, to wit:
c. May, of Cedar Falls township.
VIM. Rolpl,, of Big Creek.
J. Il. Corwin, of Poyner.
A. A. Alline, ,lof Black Hawk.
d. +. Champlin, of Fox. >.'
H. NJ. Bailey, of Mt. Vernon.
VIM. Gilchrist, of East Waterloo.
| J. Jackson, of Spring Creek.
| G. p. Nichols, of Orange.
| H. w. Abbey, of Washington.
! N. Hitchcock, of Cedar. zsss
A. Vittam, Of Lincoln.
! There being quorum present, the
Board proceeded with business as fol-
lows:
Various bills of account were present
ed to the Board for allowance, and were
referred for examination to the appro-
pirate Committees. F. -JU
The Board adjourned till o'clock p.
NJ. of to-day.
,n.ff- AFTERNOON SESSION.
AT one o'clock p. NJ. Board met and
resumed business.
The matter of county warrant to Jas.
Redfleld in place Of a lost warrant COM
ing up for action before the Board, Mr..
James Sandilands moved that w. II.
Curtiss, Esq, be invited to address the
Board concerning the matter under con-
sideration.
Mr.. Curtiss then proceeded, very ably
and courteously to address the Board
upon the matter pending for action.
After hearing Mr.. Curtiss, Mr.. James
S. George moved that the Clerk be di-
rected to issue warrant to Mr.. Redtleld
rs asked for.
Mr.. G. May moved that the matter be
postponed for two hours.
Motion carried.
Mr.. c. May moved that committee
of two be appointed to wait on Messrs.
Bagg & Allen, County Attorneys, and
consult them with regard to the matter.
Motion carried. ..
The Chairman appointed Messrs. C.
May and James Sandiland said commit
tee.
Mr. A. Vittam, from the committee
on County Poor Accounts, reported to
the'Board bills No. 81 and 3s in favor of
II. S. Stewart for supplies for paupers
as being correct, and moved that they
be allowed and the Clerk be directed to
pay the same by issuing warrants for
art.
Motion carried.
Mr.. G.. May, from the special COM
mitteo on county warrant matter for
Redtield, asked time till 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning to make report, which
time is granted by the Board. .q...
The Clerk presented certain commu-
nications concerning excessive assess
ments of property.
Mr.. III. M. Bailey moved that the
committee on equalization be directed
to reduce the assessed valuation of lands
in Mt. Vernon Township to the value
originally reported to the Board from
the assessor Of said township.
After various remarks by different
members Of the Board the motion WAS
withdrawn by the mover.
Mr.. A.aA. Alline moved that all of
the communications concerning assess
ments of lands be referred to the com
mittee on taxation and equalization.
Motion carried. -gr
Mr.. A. A. Alline read communities
ton from ID. w. Suiter, concerning a
county warrant, and moved that a new
warrant be issued to D. w. Suiter in
place of one lost by him.
After consideration by the Board Mr..
Alline moved that the matter be Iafd
over till tomorrow at two o'clock p. NJ.
Motion carried
On motion of 9. May Board adjourn
ed till 81 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
SECOND DAY.
Tuesday morning, Juno 5th, 1860.
At 81 o'clock A. NJ. Board met. Roll
called, IL members present.
Minutes Of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
Bill No. 107, of 1865, heretofore pre-
sented by P. 8. Bundy, and upon which
q part of the sum claimed had been al
lowed and paid, was again presented to
the Board, and Mr.. A. A. Alline moved
that the balance of said bill be allowed.
Motion carried.
Mr.. J. 8. George read q petition from
John b. VanBuren.
Mr.. G. May, from the special commit
tee on county warrant to Mr.. Redfield,
presented report of said committee as
follows: .-.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors Of
Black Hawk County, IoMx.
Your special committee appointed to
wait on Messrs. Bagg & Allen would re-
port that they have seen Mr.. Bagg and
consulted with him in regard to the Ii
ability Of the County on the Redfield
warrant matter. u He states that il it
can be proved that Mr.. Bunnell was
properly notified Of the less Of said war
rant, then the county is liable to Mr..
Redfeld, and Mr.. Bunnell to the coun-
ty, otherwise they are not.
CALEB NAY s
JAS. 6ANDILAND.