East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1866-10-25

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On mo ton Of Mr.. IIaack, supervisor Loft
Ter was appointed committee Of one TO M
portion the state and county tax, and the au-
ditor generals notice of appoItionmcnt OF
state tax was referred to said committee.
ilemons trance of J. II. Quackenbush and
others against charter Tor village OF Saina
was presented, and on motion of Mr.. Allardt,
referred TO committee on towns.
Mr. Farnsworth, from committee Oh towns,
to whom was re committed petition of t..
Thatcher and others, presented the following
report:
Your committee on towns, TO whom was
referred the petition of Il. I. Hubbard, B. L.
Sawyer and Others, for the corporation OF n
village charter in the village OF Spaulding
commencing at the Nor West corner OF the
North East "a Off sec, 80 L - N. X. A +.
running thence East to the N. and S. line
of sec. 36 Il. IL N. r. A +. thence South one
mile, thence West to Saginaw river, thence
North along said river to place of beginning.
Therefore, after careful consideration OF
this committee, they report in favor of grant
ing the prayer of said petitioners
R.R. FARSswoRTH,
GEO. NJ. sCHAFER,
OF. DAYTON.
Mr.. Barnard moved that the report be ac-
ceptcd and adopted, carried. Whereupon Mr..
DE Land presented and read draft of an act
to incorporate said territory into a village, to
be called South Saginaw, and the board did
then order, by the following vote:-yeas,
Messrs. Albert, Allardt, Backhaus, Barnard,
Barnum. Brockway, Crane, Dayton, De Land,
Dobson, Eaton, Farnsworth, Fisher, Gilbert,
Hack, Langlass, Lofller, Munger, Plessner,
Porter, Richardson, Schafer, Thorpe, Walker,
Wilbur, Wrlght-26 ayes, nays none.
CoURT HOUSE,, CRY OF SAGINAW
Tuesday, October l6, 1866.
Eighth day Of the annual meeting of the
board of supervisors. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, and was called to order by the
chair. Roll ealled--quorum present. Record
osyesterday's proceedings read and approved
and signed.
On motion of M. Allardt,
Resolued, That the valuation of the real
and personal estate of the county OF Saginaw,
as fixed by the board of supervisors at the
June session of the present year be and is
hereby declared to be the valuation of the
county for the apportionment OF the taxes Of
the current year.
Mr.. Pettibone, chairman of committee on
ways and means, reported back list of reject
td thAtos iNtpOib uSNNHNth anu OH ihpAiOu,
said report and lists were referred to Lewis
Loefer, committee of one, with instructions
to confer with the county treasurer
Mr. Thorpe offered the following rcsolu-
ton,
Resolution, That Mr.. Kimball be notified to
appear before this board at . O'clock, p. M,
of this day, and that he be required to give
this board Ills statement of all the contracts
...l hat ha Il .l.
commencement OF his contracts With the coun.
ty OF Saginaw for dredging of the Saginaw
river up to date, also the amonnt of yards of
e. rth removed by him by virtue of his con
tract with said county. and in what manner
he has disposed Of said earth, and that the
same be given under oath before this board.
Mr.. Allardt moved to lay the resolution on
the table-carricd.
Mr.: Brockwny, chairman Of committee on
county affairs, presented the following re
port: ra
Yonr committee, to whom was re-commit-
ted the report of the committee on dying,
accompanied by a resolution appropriating
fifteen thousand dollars TO buy dredgc, have
had the same under consideration, and hereby
report as follows:-Undoubtcdl your com
mittee believe an appropriation of ten thou
sand eight hundred dollars in addition to the
balance expected to be left in the hands Of
the commissioners when the work is compile
ted already begun, or in other words, to finish
the work by contract as contemplated in the
commencement Of the enterprise and not yet
begun, will cost the county sixteen thousand
eight hundred dollars; probably more. Your
committee believe that six.tenths Of that
would be paid for dredge hire, or that the use
OF drcdge. would cost the county ten thou
sand eight hundred dollars.
Your committee believe in consideration Of
the foregoing facts. that economy justi6es or
demands the building Of a dredge, or the pur-