The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-31

! &C yss1k 1885 l6s, 8
Deborah S Person, boarding pau
pers T,l5 H,H
| II GIN, medical services paupers $50 So
Steer & Go, goods for p0upers 6,s SIS
Chambers 8 Kennedy, medical ser
vices paupers, r.tD I7.a
] F Kennedy, mctiical services, pau
per 200 e,0
Elijah Garrison, boarding pauper $50 $3.50
Isaac Garrison, do .r 27l5 27,l5
Kennedy, examining Insane per-
son 200 2U
Luse & Griggs, books &c for county 1900 l9o,O(
f Rigby, County Superintendent 277,75 27,75
j p Ferguson, clerk Dayton tp 600 500
w A Leach, trustee Sugar Creek tp 400 4OC
II G Piatt, ,transcribing records. eos.,a oos ~
w n Hall tliu9s-.r xrsss-r1or paupcr so $50
J III Dudley, clerk Sugar Creek tp 1890 1906
Volney Briggs, State vs. Hill 2,75 pa
Casad & Gilmore, goods forpaupers
and prisoners 1926 S2,2i
II d Brown, coffin for paupcr and
use of hearsc $500 $500
Willard Rollins, clerk MasSilOn tp
(balance of this bill referred back 1900 600
VIM II Tuthill, atty fees for 1866 5000 5000
VIM Flanagan & Co. goods for pau
per 7,6o 7,eo
A W Blumburg ct al, costs State
cases 5s,o5 5s,o5
VIM II Tuthill, fees collecting school
fund 600 800
4 The above report is respectfully submitted.
j. L. RICE, Chairman.
The petition of Mr. James Sheehy, ask
ing aid to enable him to go to his friends
in New York, was taken up, when on
motion of Mr. Cover, the Clerk was au-
thorized to draw an order in favor of
Mr. George w. Smith, Supervisor from
Center Tp., for forty dollars, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to
defray the expenses Of Mr. Shcehy to
the residence Of his son in New York,
in accordance with the prayer of peti-
toner; and Mr. Smith is hereby request
cd to give him such aid as he may re-
quire to enable him to reach his friends,
as set forth in his petition.
The resolution offered by Mr. Chase Oh
the Sth inst, with reference to bounty
on Gophers killed in Cedar county, was
taken up. Mr. Rigby moved that the
bounty be increased to 20 cents.
Mr. Cover offered an amendment to
the resolution.
Mr. Bassett offered substitute for the
when Mr. Chase moved that
the matter be referred to u committee to
report tomorrow morning. Carried.
The Chairman appointed Messrs Chase,
Cover and Basset said committee.
The bond Of John $. Tuthill. as Treas
urer, was presented wilcn, on motion OF
Mr. Smith, the bond was received
On Motion of Mr. Shearer, the bond
was referred to Messrs. Cover, Chase,
and Bassctt.
The above committee reported in IA
vor of accepting said bond.
On motion of Mr. Chase the bond was
accepted.
On motion, Board adjourned until to-
morrow morning ut O'clock.
THURSDAY MORNING, January 10th lss--sA.m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
and was.called to order by the Chair
man. Present Messrs. Smith, Ferguson
Paden, Tatum, Potter, Rice, Ilardman,
Shearer, Chase and Leith, being quo
rum.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Mr. Smith offered the following rcso-
luton which was adopted:
Rcsotred, That this Board authorize
the Clerk to draw an order on the Treas
urer for thirty dollars to pay towards the
expenses of conveying James Wilson to
the Insane Asylum at Mount Pleasant.
Mr. Smith offered the following rcsolu-
tion which was adopted:
Resolved, That Mrs Elizabeth Tomlin-
son be paid the sum of twelve dollars
per month for boarding Mrs Boyle pau
per in Centre township, aud that the
Clerk be authorized to draw warrant
Tor THE same at the end of each month.
upon the provocation of satisfactory evil
dcnce that the said pauper has been
boarded by said Mrs Tomlnson for the
time claimed.
Mr. Shearer offered the following res
olution which was adopted:
WHEREAS, At the June Term of 1865
fhore was n paupcr claim presented to
This Board in favor of n. Whitney for
the sum of S3s.l6; And whereas, this
Board through the committee on claims
reduced said claim $500; therefore,
Rcsolred, that the said amount of s.. 90
DC allowed said Whitney.
Mr. Tatum..oflered the following resolu-
ion which was adopted, and at the re-
luest of Mr. Tatum, he was not placed
IN the committee called for by said res
,lutiOn, viz:
WHEREAS, BY the laws Of our last
Legislature, the business of the Clerk of
he Court is largely increased; there
ore,
Resolrcd, That there be 4 committee
# three appointed to consider, If, in their
Judgment, his salary should be increas-
ID, and, if SO, how much, and report to !
he nextTegular term.
The Chairman appointed Messrs.
smith, Rice, and Shcarcr said commit
&c.
Mr. Tatum offered the following reso-
ution which was adopted.
Resoipcd, That the Clerk be author