The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-11-19

Lots and 2, block 81, Stars addition
to Upton. for the taxes of 1850. 1857 and
1868 /; present owner Amos Nisener.
Lots :, and 8 in block 8, Jennings
addition to Upton. for the tax of 1882;
present owner Dean, former owner
Sheldon w. Young.
North ! Sc / sw of sw | sec 20, SO, 2,
5 acres, for the taxes of 1862 assessed to
Warren Waite & Son, present owner Is.
+. Pawling.
Lots l, 2. 8 and in block &c, Upton,
all taxes prior to 1862 assessed to sam l
T.. McCracken.
| Lots 2, 8 and s in block IL, Upton, for
the taxes of 1859; assessed to Catharine
Fleming. ,,.-
lots, Upton, for the taxes Of 1859, assess-
ed to Charles SHETLAND.
And that, in the following cases, hav-
Ing considered that no sufficient proof
has been submitted by the claimants to
warrant a remission Of the taxes, would
report adversely thereto. and that the
delinquent taxes therein appear to be
correctly charged.
| Lot block 50. Starts addition, Tip
| ton. for the taxes Of 1863, 1864 and 1865 !;
present owner Joseph Hoon.
Lo. 10 and part Of lot II, block 80,
Upton, for the tax of 1862 assessed to
Warren Waite.
| Referees fee-9 cases, G}S2.oO each, 2oO
| Triton Iowa, Nov. 9Th, l.6s.
WM. II. TUTH1IL, Referee.
Also accompanying the above report
was the following from the said COM
mittee.
| To the Board Of Supervisors:
Your committee on taxation recon-
mend that the taxes paid by John Dor
cas on lots IL and II block 80, STAIRS
| addition to Upton, for the year 1853, be
applied on lots 5 aud 6 in said block.
| I'VE further recommend that the re-
! rort of WIN. II. Tuthll, referee on tax
matters be adopted. and his fee allowed.
Respectfully submitted n; T. p hlGB1;
JESSE EDGE.
On motion, the above report was
adopted.
| The committee on public buildings
and property, to whom was referred the
! request of Hon. James II. Rothrock. beg
| leave to report that they have examined
| the carpets in the court room and find
| them nearly all worn out, and would
recommend that new carpeting be pur-
! chased when it is necessary.
! HssolreH. That Sheriff }. ID. Shearef
] be authorized To purchase new mating
! CARPET for the aisles and bar of the court
! room. and that the Clerk draw orders on
! the Treasurer for the same.
JOHN DAN, E, Chairman.
| Mr. Smith offered the following reso-
! luton, which was adopted:
! Rcsoiced. That the Clerk he authoriz-
! ed 10 employ persons to saw the wood
| for the court house, and draw warrants
Oil the Treasurer for the payment OF the
: same
! nF Dance offered the following re.o-
| luton, which was adopted:
! Eesolre1. That the Clerk be and il
here y authorized to draw a warrant Oh
! the Treasurer for ole hundred dollars.
or So much thereof "a may he required
to finish the iron paiisade around the
Soldiers Monument for its protection ;
said order Ia lie drawn in favor Of VIM.
H Tuthili. Esq-, Treasurer Of Soldier.
Monument Association
Mr.. sheare. Offered q resolution in
reference 10 the bridge fund
Mr. R5sby called for the ayes and nays,
which resulted a. follows: -4gts-Ne>>Ts
Smith. Ferguson. R5gbv. Psaen. Camp
bell. Frank Pe-,er Raa.-r t>heA,e-
81 Esscr: a. -sa1s-MessES Graham
iI;!H 2. It4-c:s sat Eiss--4....
s-F~ Nj f.ice rho Wa. absent when
aboge vote w2s taken. wa- permitted 10
+. yo1e on SAID resolution. and he voted
aye
( The resolution was adopted - follows:
+ Es-GkcG, Ina. the bridge fund COL
lec3ed fr4El and after November /. ISIS,
Ge distributed among the several town
ship and incorporated town. in the
+ co1Ety in proportion 10 the amount
paid by each. and that the Treasurer be
r. 4
GREER If the trustees. or town councils
a. tile case mas ne. AMI that tie trustees
: .;e required 10 pay out said fund without
! r"r centsg-.
/ Mr. shearer Offered the following res
! o.utl0n which vas adopted:
/ As2pirca, That the Clerk he authoriz-
Ell 10 draw county warrant for the
/ amount "f tract. OF land and town lots
sold for delinquent taxes in October,
! Isis, aud purchased by VIM. II. TuthiIl,
] attorney for the county, for the use Of
! the county
! Mr.. Tatum offered the following reso-
! luton, which was adopted:
| WHEREAS, The voters of Cedar county
/ al the last election voted against a tax
| for new Jail, therefore.
! Rc-o're5, That the committee on pub
/ lie buildings be directed to carefully ex-
/ @tt'''iN Wv Jiii aii iNISIt " lilSN
] think had best he done with it,
/ On motion. Mr. Graham was excused
/ from further attendance at this term
On motion, Board adjourned until
/ O'Clock ?. IN.
TUESDAY, Nov. 10th. lsGS-I o'clock p "
| boaFd met pursuant TO adjournment.
! aud WAS called to order by the chairman
/ Present, Messrs. Smith, Ferguson, Pa
/ den, Rieby, Dance, Campbell. Tatum,
Frank. Potter, Rice. Rouser, Shearer
and Edge. being quorum. The com
mittee on Claims presented the follow
/ ing report, which, Oh motion was adopt.
ed:
/ Claims presented 10 the EouyG u SDcr-
risors Of Cettar Coulty, ut tie Notem-
/ Dor Term. lSGS:
" II Hammond. trustee, Center tp, 80 80
Amos Willetts, do do 500 bts,
J J Wright, d. do SO 20
e FiucR, do snsStIon n : ~ -'Tn
/ Amos Virgins, do do 80 10
/ John Dem ny, do do -51 -5l
, Geo, J" ,r} Oh, d3 'GdGo" iHi6 i3.ff
Abel Clifford. do do ptH ass3
. q Chandler, ho sspringhcia 1 - s54
/ u y kinney. d., do "a 40
cyrus Prjchard, do do 10 $50
/ Ii Arlington, tIeIi, do 2pa 400
James stone, trustee DAYTON u 10 - ~
j = tiHFrltspn, do do ~ Ia y 80