The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-11

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ID shearer ct al, State vs. andxw -'V'| S,''V
u..e:s.i Dickinson -s-.r4 1850 1900
Hammond, repairs to stoves dc td.55, 5.55
T Townscnd, goods for pauper els els
Joseph shaw, goods for pauper sos 5o3
ph,,; Ss xtr.,, keeping p'uDsr 1a &c 7 q 90
he Gin, medical attendance, pau. NY
al rari per, E5''1S 1000 -oG
Daniel Howard, keeping pauper | 5i.OO p5l. 90
H Dodge, cleaning cistern at Jail 400 :,
CA Pound, county superintendent ea75 so75
VIM H Tuthill, fees and salary 50 SO 80 90
Jos w Bull. State W. King 1000 10 90
d 7 CLARK, State cases 1000 IA 90
8 p Dvniels, trustee Center tp 500 500
Gilbert johnson, wolfscalp $50 $50
w P Mcnamara, goods for county
and for pauper 1850 1880
Dunfee Filson, meat for pauper 400 1900
d G Green, goods for county .5 $40 21O
Thea teech, clerk Springdale tp 1l,sa IL SO
Smith Brothers, lamp for county 200 400
+ BIZ own, costs in State cases %, 55 1905
Isaiah Scales witness fees State y -r-, ) 49,.
g. vs. Martin 4.s.., AGO 500
G Blackmer, clerk Rochester tp 100 800
The committee on claims recommend
I'd that the Board take some action 10
regard to the paupers of Center town
ship; that they have abused the conf
dsnce placed in them by the trustees, 10
over. drawing aud making larger bills
than the tax payers would feel justified
in paying and further, that the trustees
and county officers be furnished With,
pass books ana have az entry made of
every article at the time Of purchase.
Adopted. .....t .. ..t--f.s -,
A resolution was passed, authorizing
Beech & Duncan, Of Fl. Dodge, to act as
agents to pay taxes on county land in
that locality .5'-<as .
Motion 10 adjourn till l o'clock p. M.
Carried. n.& T.. ...-.. ..-..'
o'clock p. m. Board met pursuant
to adjournment. Quorum present.
Proposition. Of W. Spicor for insuripc
$4,000 on court house, at II per cent
for thres. years, referred to coMnittce On
Public Buildings. .... ........, -.
the Clerk to draw orders on the Treasur.
er for the amount of such claims as the
committee on soldiers bounty, allowed
Mr.. Bassett offered resolution, which
was adopted, that the Court House square,
be placed in the charge Of the Sheriff;
that hs is to keep it in good condition,
and not allow any kind of stock to run
therein. VI .s..4a.s .-.
r. Cover offered a resolution author.
izing the Sheriff to collect fair com pep
satiop from all persons using any part of
the Court House aud county fuel without
. stipulated rent. #..- ..z..f. v
NJ. Potter offered a resolution, which
was adopted, that tho Board authorize
the Trustees of Massilon township to
furnish Mr.. Scott, Of that township, who
is ia destitute circumstances, with forty
dollars worth of clothing e#s
The Sheriff was authorized to repair
the railing around the Court House yard,
and tho Clerk ordered to draw an order
on tho Treasurer to pay for said repairs.
Tho Clerk was authorized, on proper
representation from the Trustees of Roch
ester township. to draw orders 90 the
Treasurer for Sc per month, for Jan,
Feb. and March, 1866, 10 favor Of Geo
Mccoy, of said township, partial pau
: per. ....
1t was resolved that when the Board
adjourn it adjourn to the first Monday 10
June, 1866.
The Committee on Treasurer and
Treasurer's accounts was instructed to
settle with the county officers, and report
At tho adjourned session.
The resolution authorizing tho citizens
Of Cedar county to raise one-half of the
amount necessary to build bridge across
the Wapsipinlcon river, at Massilon, was
extended to the next June term; provid
cd, the sum Of So, 500 is subscribed.
A resolution vas adopted, that if the
sum of s., 900 be secured TO the satisfac.
tion Of the Board, by individuals, the
Boardwill attempt to bridge Cedar River
near Covers Ferry, in accordance with
resolution on bridging Cedar River,
adopted at the June term, 1868; provid
ID said bridge shall not cost over 5 l6 600
Channcy Finch was appointed Justice
Of the Peace, in Massilon township, in
place of D Shearer, resigned.
The Board resolved to reconsider its
action 10 reference to tho White Oak
Grove road, ease No. IS.
Il was moved that the report of the
committee in road case No IS be contin-
ued till the June term, 1866.
Petition of Samuel Fawectt, asking
relief from false assess ment, was referred
80 committee on tax alton.
Fl Dudley was appointed to act on
Bsidks committee, at I Haines' crossing.
10 plass Of jas Scott.
The case of Rcb't Kelso was referred
TO tho Trustees Of Springfield township:
and II they do not or cannot provide for
him, sehsy ore 70 deliver him to the Cher.
) II. WHO h TO receive An0 securely Keen