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

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Swine per owt., gross, ~a 2 SO
lst class, two horse wsaons, IS 20
| do threshiog machiaes, ESQ 90
do rcspsrs. 10 1900
do Jacks, from 100 TO 800 %
do et.lliona. 100 to $50 90
do singer mile, half actual vslue.
do corn crushsrs, half sctus, vslae.
The shove classification il designcd -
= general guido to assessors, bu, they ore
not confined to the above. but are in.
structed to discriminate % to the value
Of property, taking the shove - gene
rsl guide. aarT q t...... - r,, e.
p "a copy Of these isssrss.iess - b. q.
tsehed TO each book sent out). a. g.. ,4
The Committee to whom the matter Of
the bonds Of county officers was. referred
presented the following report which was
adopted: w.. ...
To tho Hon. Board Of Supervisors:
Your special committee appointed to ex-
smiue certain county officers bonds beg
leave to submit the following: We have
examined the County Judges, Couoty
SUPPLEMENTARY, Sheriff. aud Deputy
Sheriff. Bonds, and fiod them ss,i.fsc.
tory as to amount and security, and
would recommend that they b approved.
The sppointmsot Of B Wilhelm, for
Deputy Sheriff, your committee 6"d to
be 10 due form; would also recommend
ito approval. Your committee would
recommend that tho amour, Of the Treas
urer's bond be Fixed At $4,000
Ell BASsETT. Chm
The committee on bounty clsians pre-
.snted the following report, which was,
on motion Of E L Bsssett, adopted:
List Of 100 day men entitled to $50
bounty, from Iowa township: Titus
Phillips, Benjamin Cope, Tho's Burnett,
Geo. Hines. Dayton t'p, WIN s CARR
son. Rochester s'p, VIM Palmer Cen
ter t'p, r D Parsons, Jas 7 Arnold
Pennington Up, Henry Mason. Henry
J Minthoru, Leicester james, Clark NJ.
r;s, James Msttison, John Ms,sison,
John P vsrney, Oscar Haines, Jane.
Winders, Oliver Todd Sugar Creek
t'p, John Ridenour, Frank S Edeerts"
Cover t'p. Robert Il Campbell, Philip L
Bailey, Alfred Gray, James Z Mnris.
Specisi committee on Poor Farm pre-
scented . proposition FROM J Wilhelm;
fled with the Clerk. 80 ~.
surfing Cour. House. W., referred to com
mittee on public buildings.
nc Piatt presented a petition from
the Secretary Of Fremont township com
plainiug of undue school tax in that t'p,
asking TINT tho Board authorize tbs
Treasurer 10 collect only q certain por-
ton of eaid tax. Referred to sommi,.s,
on tsxation.
| Joseph NJ Graham, Of Rochester town
ship, was appointed Justice Of tho Peace
for said township, to fill vacancy occasion
ed BY tho resignation Of Daniel Hender
SOD.
Motion to adjourn. Board adjourned
till o'clock p N.
o'clock p m. Board met pursuant
to sdjourr mtnt. ...
At roll call the following member
were present:
Sheldon. B..sett. Edwards, Bailey,
Ferguson, Cover, Potter, Chase, Aikens,
Leith, Garrison, Rice, Shearer, Wise
Paden.
T Shesrer presented a petition from
citizens Of Lowden, asking thst tn,
Board provide for aud take charge o
Robert Kel'o. I person subject to 6's o
insanity, doing himself and others dam
age.
On motion Of r Cover, the petition
was laid on tho table.
II Cover presented . petition to pre-
sent to the Legislature the following
subjects for their sstiop:
lst, Limitation Of tho ratee Of far
and charges for freight upon tho sewers
Railroads operating within the State.
2. Protection of sheep, BY law Of
dogs, or otherwise.
8. Encouragement to the growth o
live hedges and timber, BY the paymsn
of "a limited bounty, or otherwise.
4. The duties and liabilities Of contie
nous owners Of land pursuing sgriculsur
in common.
5. encouragement to tho introduction
Of manufacturing capital in the State, b
relief from tsxation TOR limited period
or otherwise.
Il vas moved and carried that the pet
ton be adopted, and the Clerk DO re
quirsd to furnish copy to csch Of on
delegates 10 the Legislature.
The committee on ss1stion reporte
that tho contingent tax levied in Frsmon
. township, for 1865, be RENTED, s"d q
{ Treasurer be authorized not to collee
said tax, and to refund what had airssd
} been paid
! The Committee on Public Buildisa
! reported that they have examined I'll
) county Jail, and 6ud the Jail yard still vi
! repaired, several panes Of glass out
! upper windows, ons sash broken, son
B pias,ering off 10 tho Jail house, kiich'
n Aoo, naeds renairinc. nris0nAra need t.