The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-24
T1PTON,, IOWA, JUNE "A, 1869.

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Proceedings of the Board Of surSr-
g.. 50 8syisorsa =. ,
T AvpfToR'sosrrcs.C CEpAA 60 Co. IoxA
Y Board of Supervisors met ana yas
tcalled To orderhy the chairman Rses-
-eM, Geo w. Smith, ] M Gfaalan.rM II
SVsn1iess, NJ F. Rigby, G PHieh; y +
FCain pbeif, II Frank, JOS Downing, mo-
fBakef,< Thos Leecll, Thos Shearsr, JAS
tJennings and lnFerguson. TherEg-
tnation W IawrieS Fat M. meinbeH fsDm
Iowa township, was presented 10 The
ffs.Board and accepted, a nd the appcs1t-
ment OF Abel Clifford by the trusseesof
aitstownshipt fiji said vacancy, was
ing present was sworn In and eht&ed
upott The duties Of the Office, \
sUpon motion of Mr. Smith, the Board
adjourned to meet at ] o. clock P. IN. ~
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present, all the members. The chair.
tR ,sse ., gssss .s."','sss sna aseNss revised
Loads, Bridges and Ferries.-H
Frank, j NJ Graham and Abel Gitforch
Erpensess ysaI II 7arnti9n.-T StIeaukr-
w H Vanness and J Jennings. rKy
&C Gyq;%s.nGso q 5 Gee, W sn1ltHNoH shah
! Rigby, G J Moffa:t and Thomas Th st Leecl,-.
School Funds and School Laads.-01
Moffett, JOS Downing ahd Jpo Baker. =
| Printing and .Sdfione'y,TC. PadsnS
r f Campbell and JOS DoWning.,t. -
W H Sharp, NJ f Rigby and w H VaHr
EH,dHldtion.-J NJ Graham, M sE
Rigby and Thos, Leesh. II
7ovnship d'id 7o,raship O,yanisaties5-
John Baker, c. Raden apd r E CamG
Under the head Of Petitions, various
petitions were presented aud referredto
| the proper committees for action.
The special committee appointed to
,I report, which was adopted idaS aaa commits:
TO TIC Hon, Board Of, Supervisors 81
Cedar county, iotad:o Your special cols.
mittee appointed to make repairs on the
Jail, would beg leave to report that YAs|
have discharged our duty, and are reavfS
to deliver 'tffe same into the hands a
the conmittee Oh public buildings, OR
Inspection. Your committee woulf1
therefore beg leave to be discharged. =
eH"S'"@ j. ID. SHEARER, Chm. s&3
Mr. Vanness offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, Tha1 mel adoption 1ofb the
General Assembly, entitled IAN act TO
protect crops from the innovations of
stock" )" be. submitted to the legal voters =.
of-Cedar jequnty,'Iat ths! rexs. geissfal
erection.
~1Ir SAearer offered tho, following,
Which upon motion was laid upon the
ts%e:
a1E upon no petitlqlsI pf scIainlsl UNLESS !
Ss5re s' the meeting Of in ne REssnery Eoanfa filed
r6pon its being ascertained that there
was a resolution passed ut n former
lleeting of the Board relating to the
same thing, Mr. Nanness offered the fol- |
lowing, which was adopted:
Resotped, That the Clerk lie instructed
to have published II resolution adopted
1t alQrmsEwSession,nI nIequir irlnX~sa petis 4
Wong cNimst &c. tons placed on file by
a.cektaikstime in order to receive action
by the Board:
the communications were read and re-
ferred to the proper committees for ac-
ton.
Upon motion of Mr. Frank, the Board
adjourned to meet June sth, at o'clock
.S'. TUESDAY, June sth--s 4. NJ. i
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the Chair
man. Present, Smith. Graham, Paden,
Campbell, fank, Gia1sd, rDowning:
bNtsr, Sharp Moftett,s shearer and
Minutes of previous day read and ap
proved.
Mr. Potter made the following report
of money received and expended on the
B lsMas.iLou bridge. which was adopted:
To the Hon. Boar,l<of ,a,pe1riso,'s Of
Ceetay, ee.e'ty, sIp,ca: 1 would report
that by an order of your Board, at the
Nov. session of 1868, l received of the
county, HN'sneaIer, 475, far repairs on
the Massilloh bridge which expended
as follows:
To II b Potter,Jx, feE,team work, $500
+ B skift, for carpenter work, 300
e w Hatch, for elaoppiNg and
" blacksmith and others FOR work, SIS
furnished timber, for bridge, 1900
" myself for nine days work, 500
Total, $500
All of which is ,sspeclfally,submitted
H.sB.sIoTTER.
Mr.. Smith offered the following pre-
amble and resolution, which was adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, The books in the Auditors
Office are in Il very unsafe condition
As @heX are,n kept !; therefore. - -.
c7Pesolcsd, THAT theeonamittee on pnb-
lie buildings and property be instructed
to have a fire proof vault built in the
space betweenthe Auditor aud Sherif's
Office, for the safe keeping of the public
ysaards Ia the apditsrss office; afnll that
the clerk he 2Hthotized ,to drSaW .war-
| same.
~ Mr. Pasleu offered the following pre-
amble and dres0lutions (which was adopt.
ed: SrYs .taef1 ,sgptrztN ngs.. "A
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
tlftlQr CoA,sty; TheAndersignedyw would
Sfate that on orIabout the l2th day Of
'Mnrch last, there was d female sciiiht
left in the night at the residence of Mr..
Ames, in The 0WNpk Ddrrnty and~Aie
trustees of Pennington township took