The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-18
TIPTON, IOWA, JUNE IS, 1868.

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Proceedings Of the Board Of super.
visors, June term, 1858.
tConcluded.)
In accordance with above Resolution
the chairman appointed Messrs. Camp
bel, smith, Grahs.n, Dance and Rics
said committee. ~
On motion of Mr.. Tatum, the Chair
man Of this Board was added to said
committee. sos# SE
Mr. Tatum offeretithe following reso.
hutton which was adopted: .
Resolved, That oil papers in relation
TO rOads be filed BY noon Of the second
DAY Of the session Of the Board; and Il
any party expects to contest any road
Gaze, notice of such intention must be
5ileti by O'Clock of said second day
When the pros 9 sutton If road case is in
the care OF an attorney, the name of the
attorney shall be placed on the wrapper
OF the papers. The Clerk shall furnish
4 each firm Of attorneys with copy Oi
this resolution.
Mr.. Tatum offered resolution in ref
erence to township collectors, which on
motion was laid over until 2 o'clock
r. n. ~.u.. -.-.~a.x,.-
Mr.. Paden presented the following re-
ceipt, as his report in bridge case, which
Oh motion was reported ~ his final re-
port in said cause:
Received, April q, 1858, Of G. Paden
twenty dollars for building bridge in
/ Pennington township. EtE%
| Signed CHARLES F. CHILDs.
On m otion of Mr.. Dance, Board ad-
journed until o'clock p. M.
| WEDNESDAY, June Sd O'clock p. NJ
| Board met aud were called to order
by the Chairman. Present, all the
members.
A Petition was presented from Trus-
tes of Rochester township, asking that
the allowance to George Mccoy, a pau
per Of said township, be increased from
| s., to $l2.
On motion of Mr.. shearer, the prayer
Of petitioners was granted.
Mr.. Dance offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That all persons feeling
| themselves aggrieved by excessive taxa
tion on real or personal property shall,
ut the next meeting Of the Board after
such wrongful taxation shall have
come to their knowledge, present to
said Board a income state IN ent Of such
wrongful taxation, describing the prop
erty SO taxed and for what year so
tax ed; and persons not complying with
these shall be debarred from any bene-
fits they ifay have been otherwise enti-
tied to by reason of such wrongful tax
alton.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Tatum
at the forenoon session Of this Board
was taken from the table. The ayes
and nays being called resulted rs fol.
lows: Aycs-Messrs. Smith, Graham,
Ferguson, Paden, Campbell, Frank,
Dance, Potter, Rice, Rouser, Baker,
Leech and Edge.--13. Nays-Messrs
Rigby, Tatum, and Shearcr-3.
The resolution was adopted as follows:
Lo-~-,-.--1, sri---& A. L.. oiaofaa At
the general election in 1865, a township
collector for each township, except Cen
ter, rs provided for by Chapter l37 Of
the Acts of the last General Assembly
of the State of Iowa.
On motion of Mr.. Rice the report of
the committee on townships and town.
ship organization, laid over from the
morning session was taken from the
table Mr.. Tatum offered the following
resolution.
Resolved, That the subject of the reor-
ganization Of the county be submitted to
q vote of the electors of those townships,
the boundaries Of which are proposed to
be changed, and that the report of the
committee on townships and township
organization bs laid on the table until
the meeting of the Board which occurs
soon after next election.
The ayes and nays being called the
resolution was adopted by the following
vote: Ayes-Messrs. Smith, Graham,
Ferguson, Rigby, Paden, Campbell,
Tatun, Frank, Dance, Rouser, Baker.
Leech. and Edge-l3. Nuys-Messrs.
10 ter. Rec, Sheare.-3.
On motion Of Mr.. Rice Board adjourn
ed until Tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
Thursday June As A. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present all the membere.
A communication was presented from
the county Treasurer asking the action
Of the Board i'm reference to cOmpensa-
ting deputy collectors for their services
in collecting delinquent taxes. when Mr.
Dance offered o resolution on the sub
ject. which was laid on the table until
afternoon session.
On motion Of Mr.. Frank, Board ad-
journed until O'Clock r. N.
Thursday June IL p N.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called toortfer by the Chairman
Present all the members.
Mr. Smith presented q petition from
George Merrell, ESQ, in reference to
leasing q portion of the county proper
tv, which was referred, ny the chair
to the committee Oh public buildings
and property.
The committee on school funds and
lands, presented a report, which on mo-
ton was adopted As follows:
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of Ce-
ddr County:
Your committee on school funds and
grounds would report that they have ex-
Amined the papers in cases of loans Of
the schoo. fund made by the clerk since
the last session of this Board and find
them correct.
III. B. POTTER, Chairman.
The committee OH equalization pre-
sented the following report which, on
motion of Mr.. Dance, was adopted:
To the Honorable Board Of SMpervisors
Of Cedar County:
Yourrommittee on equalization have