Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-07-19
VIM. A. Hayer, Daniel Ryan, Asa
Camp, JeH. Leavitt and J. WsClark,

be granted, sa' .,1'1... Y s7'gA'
That the petition Of III. Conrad be
granted, excepting SO far M itrefers to
twenty acres Of the south half of north
east quarter Of section 16, township SO,
range IA which was liable TO taxation
That b TT the "ss. assessment on wet half of
ship SO, range 10, tE. K.S Wafs,s petit
tion), bereduced from $l3,5Q toi&4.00
That the request ofn II. Gum be
granted land assessment chahgad TO
That ttie petition of w. Mflier, be .
granted and assessment changed from
$500 to $4.O0 per acre. ,vsHy4a atot
That the first petition bf Il. Tiirner
be granted I'm part, to witt, -, sssa
The assessment on lot s, block 2, OF
tawa, be changed from S45.80 to $lS 90;
lot 8, block 5, be changed, from S65 90
to $500; also, lot 4, block be
changed from $50. 90 to, rs ,00,ssa,gI.s.sas .a
o That the second petition ofi Lewis
Turner be referred to the Board p y
Rolph, D!& 8. G. r, r. company be
not granted and .ss.tya Fsfas1
That no action be taken on, tho petit
ton of N. J. Randolph. .x,easd iteW
JAS. SANDILAND,. n u
A. II. WEBSTER, ,4.,
less ps /. T. CoRwIN.isW
Committee. I
Report adopted, except the petition
Of Asa Camp and VIM. MCCALL
Mr.. Corwin moved that the second
petition Of Mr.. Turner, which was. re,
ferred tothe Board, be not granted.
The Committee on Taxation and
Equalization reported as follows:W y :
We have had the books Of tho several
Assessors under considerations, and we
recommend the following changes, to
1st. That the real estate assessment
Of East Waterloo township, exclusive
of that portion included In the village
Of Waterloo, be increased twenty per
I'd. That the real estate assessment
OF Fox township be Increased twenty
five per cent. aal rsg.ai5.sa 4,s..ssA
Sd. That the real estate assessment
Of Washington township be Increased
fifteen per cent. -.,Yaars5z tgat.i
"a st4sI. ID. oGILLEv,
@~ W@S G.. MAY, saa
"a a. CO ~ ''''ssa A'oy51nama tomnIttee.
= The first and third items OF said re-
port were then adopted. fhJs hae,s u !
: The motion to adopt the secondit
Mr.. Giichrlst moved that the real
estate assessment of Fox township be
increased fifteen per CENT. cent ls'isss 'ar
The committee on County Poor re-
ported as follows: tesi " /
Your Committee has had the follow
Ing bills seunder consideration, and
would recommend that the amounts In
the last column be allowed, .s..5ti a1ti q ii
(See Schedule.) gss4 1,,,.af s !.
Your committee would also recon-
mend that the report of the Directors
of the Poor House be adopted. 9g,a
We have visited the Poor House and
And the house and premises In good
condition, with the exeptionwof the
pump and kitchen floor. But the
house Is too small to accommodate the
present occupants. a. We therefore rec
ommend that the Board require ,the
Directors Of the Poor House to Join the
barn to the house and fit IL for the bet.
ter accommodation of the inmates oi
the Poor House, and make such other
repairs % will In the opinion of tile
Directors be beneficial to the fnstitu'
tion. - ff ifss sa ss5ifT8z
49, A. vITTAM,g gil.as aoryft
JAS. SANDfLAND, /,
as mR j. s. GEoRGE,sds
. 80 Committee. Z
Report adopted. 60 .sasaaa5, II,
H. The report of the directors of the
poor house which the ecommitteeon the
county poor recommend foradoption Ii
rs follows: ,taaae 1sf4a8
TO the Board of Supervisors :ssss5 s 9
We the directors of the County. poor
house would report our actiohs as fol,
lows: W gt ..gE4 allaJ EssiD
Reed In cash from warrant, -, $2O2 sc
Disburscd of this fund, ssuca l55 2s
In hands Of directors, E'''aa ''iIi$ 'it $47. q
Y We have secured the services of A.
Henderson as steward for the sum oil
SIS, 90 per month or $500, 90 per year,
f. We bought OF said Henderson, at the
time he entered the poor house articles
to the amount of $113 rs. ,sas4des ;
es mss (See Bill.) SRA
Our outlsy and expenses for iss.s,, "''''F
Il Ave months to June 1st, 'oitpI flaati
1867, amount to the snfn ,,...ss !, ,,u
OF .r,,., am go Y 81 .B-S 3S
% OF which sum $49e 70 are FOR perma-
nent fixtures to the poor house. sss = =
We have furnished to paupers out.
side Of the poor house on recommends.
tion Of Trustees, .4'e'Hs tsggeD J,
At Waterloo the sum Of lssg getile $40 35
At Cedar Falls, by WIS, Gar ~, ! :. !,
e There has been Is different individu-
ais received into the poor house OF this
county. Five have been dismissed O1
discharged leaving ten now in the
house. s. q .a4sessess
! There have been one hundred and
seventy weeks Of boarding Furnished
paupers, aside from the stewards fami-
w. +. Bnowa,
s. u. EHAw,Ia Ia
Gk E'ageg Directors.
Mr. Hitchcock moved that hill num-
Der 029 IN favor of Raymond Brothera
eallowed with the interest deducted.
Mr.. Vittam moved that COMMITTEES
on attendance and mileage be appoint
,saa aslsaas .ss sssiispl
Chairman appointed Messrss Vittam
and Hitchcock said committed sTsM Y 2
Mr.. Gllchrist moved that the assess,
ments Of the N. II q w, = lotil ~ HARDY
n Virdep's plat, (the property OF Wnf.
McCall,) be reduced from $500 dte
&i6OU. o. 10 ,tssasgsaissgrg yJrioo
Mr.. Gilchrist moved that the assessl
ment of lots 6, 7 and 10, block ~, East
Waterloo, 1.-THE property of A.. Oteil) be
reduced from $1,000 to 500. fsais ssaqsa s'ss
| OarTleu. AitssSdg Hy~E
/ Mr.. Nichols moved the following res
| r1nf{nn .EsIHii{ ~
That the matter OF the Waterloo
bridge be referred TO three disinteTssted
men outside Of the board and selected
by the hoard and Judge Couch
/ The said committee to take the whole
matter Of The bridge under coneidera-