The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-11

u 5o.BF Eby 4 Co So, J Tompkins
/ 50. Merritt Brown 3 90, Otto GroVan 6 50, |
III l. Perkins 80 SO, Alice Stevens 8 90, II
Lyford IA 40, ] James 3s 80, J h MeGov'
srn rs 75,H O Trent 10 %, Jacob Ohlweiler
90. GAYLORD & Lawless IL rs, Thomas |
Cali II 90, Henry Gees 2 GO, John Kroger |
rs. John Bengston sc 30, Robt Lee As 10,
n Weyerhauser 2l3 81, P l. & r X
Gable 80 20, Tillman 4 Weaver So, LEV: !
eIsn EvanG,l6 OO,ewier & Spencer 900,
p Mulvaney 81 81, c Speidel 81 10, A
Bamberger n 81, II 4 NJ Burgower
30 sj, G. Goestel 60, Bardsley Cable
IS 90, + Weyerhsuser ~ 10, Jos Huyett
90 90, Cautiue h Smith Is 60, II
NJ Burgowet a. SO, same 2 S0geA L Sayre |
90, DR. Wiehmann IL 90, c W HAYES
IL 90, & Gansert Is 90, Baily Bisnehatu
40 %, John Kroger - 81, Peter Sch'emmer
2 90. John White ! 90, Geo Wagner "a 40,
g speideT SOC, Wadsworth a Go 81 70, + II
Smvth ~ %, c A Benser IL Is, + c Coss
II Is, Wright & Morey 36 Oh, c Spedel
23 70, same 8 55, same 10 90, A Bamberger
10 81 Wright & Morey " 20, Huber 4
Shell II rs, Block q Newburger 8 90, Iiu.
cius Wells 90, Jingle & Son 10 30, Robt
Kghler 90, J S Smith 30 90, + Turner
5 90 J w Morgan 20 90, W H Gaylord
81 70, Geo Vincent 5000, same 80 90, b
Elliott II 90, Wright & MoreY Is 90, Julia
Nepks 10 90, Alexander Ovens 1900, Mary
Cook 1911 Theo Jacobs 2 80, 5 G Plummer
ll6 90, j Heinsfurter q 20, A X Phiileo
II 30, II A J Mcdonald 81 80, G X Bard
l3 90, James Dixon 20 co. Chss Hansgen
3s %, + A Webber q 10, Jas Boyle 10 10.
H A j Mcdonald "a 30, II F Thomas 100,
same 90, Jacob WollenhAupt 100 40,
Gable 4 Co 27l 3d. John P Lemon Is 50,
D d 0 A Cook 10 05 Weyerhauser 4
Sehaffer l6 40, VIM shearer 26 Oj, Paesle
& Thomas 3 IS, A Wells 81 rs, S Woodin
9 10, Samuel s. Forster 20 90.
The committee on public expenditures
made the following report, which was re.
eeived and I'D opted, viz:
10 the HoRordble Board Of Supervisors Of
Rock Island County:
We, your committee on public e1pendr
lures, have considered the recommendation
Of the grand jury--an enclosure for employ
ing the prisoners at manual labor. Owing
TO the transitory residence of said prisoners,
and owing to necessary expenses in carry.
| ing out such an enterprise. and the inse'
curity OF such place, we do not think Il
advisable. We would therefore recommend
| that no action in the matter be had. Re.
specially submitted.
SAMUEL 5. FORSTER,
DANIEL EDGINGTON,
Committee.
The committee on miscellaneous claims
made the following report, which was re-
ceiyed and adopted, viz.
! To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
We, your committee on miscellaneous
claims, beg leave TO report that we have ex'
amined the following bills, and find them
correct, and we would recomend that the
amounts be allowed and orders drawn for
the same
] NJ Beardsley 1926 l3, same 81, same
Sc %, Devoe & Champion 1853 o., NJ II Hill
1000, W Daxon 500, IL Lippincott
5 90, NJ Beardsley 90, Lucius Wells 90,
J NJ Dalzell II 50, C B Knox 90, II f
Thomas 90, VIM Thompson 776, VIM II
Lucius Wells, Is, VIM Drury 1880, ID
Lingle 800, VIM II Gest 90, Danforth d
Jones 80 90, L NJ Hayerstick n 90, F Wen
! dali III W, Illinois state hOspltal TOT insane
60 10, S L Meader / so, S p Hodges
lS7 10, Devoe & Champion 81 10, Lucius
Wells 3 90.
| ALEX. OwENs,
GEO. ALLEN,
Committee.
The committee on Jail and jail accounts
made report and Recommended that the fol-
lowing bills be allowed, which report was
adopted
George W Hbben 3 50, L Turner : Co.
Schilinger & Trumbull l23 co, + u S@y'h
~ -, WIN Drury IZ5 70, Williams White
g 98, Swiler Spencer &c IS, VIM H Sage
90, Newburger II 60, W Halves 50,
l. Wolf Is rs, SwiIer & Spencer 40,
Schmidt, Ruse & Co 4G5 9j, Vim Drury
656 65, Coal Valley Mining Co 95 81, liar
per q Co IS.
Sespectfully submitted.
S S. Forster,
L. c. ELLIOTT,
S. r. BUFFUM,
Committee.
| CONTINUED to morrow