The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-10-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special Meeting 0mcial.
Wednesday October Is.

or kenwOrthy supervisor Ureneh,
chairman of the Board, presiding. Min
utes of yesterdays proceedings read and
Supervisor Felix offered the following
and moved its adoption.
Resolred, That the resolutions OF the
Board of Supervisors passed May 18th,
1873, relative to supplies Tor poor and
county officers, are hereby repealed, and
the Committee on Supplies appointed by
virtue of said resolution are hereby reliey-
ed from further duty
Supervisor Bowles moved to defer ac-
ton on said resolution until the December
term OF this Board The yeas and nays
being called resulted as follows, yeas 5,
nays I.
Those voting in the affirmative were Su-
pervisors Bowles, Dickson, Daley, Ken
worthy and Little.
Those voting in the negative were Su-
pervisors Donaldson, Felix, krell Lobdeu,
Parmenter, Todd and Wright.
Absent, Messrs Jarvis, Feaster, Martin.
Silvis, and Gates.
Motion lost
The yeas and nays being called, upon
the motion to adopt said resolution, result
ed as follows: Yeas 6, nays 6.
Those voting in the affirmative are Su-
pervisors Donaldson, Felix, krell, Lobdell.
Todd and Wright.
Those voting in the negative are Super
visors Bowles, Dickson, DALEY, kenworthy,
Little and Parmenter %.
Absent, Messrs. Jarvis, Feaster, Martin,
Silvis and Gates.
There being a tie vote the Chairman
supervisor Grenell voted nay, and the
resolution was defeated.
Supervisor krell moved to rescind so
much of the third resolution passed by the
Board May 18th, 1878, at their special
May term as requires an affidavit to be
made by parties to the correctness of their
bills rendered against the county for
supplies or labor performed The yeas
and nays being called ON said motion
resulted as follows Yeas, s, nays, 5.
Those voting in the affirmative were
Supervisors Donaldson, Felix, KreIl,
LObdell, Martin, Parmenter, Todd and
Wright-S.
Those voting in the negative were Su-
pervisors Bowles, Dickson, DALEY, Ken
worthy and Little
Absent, Messrs. Jarvis, Feaster, Silvis,
and GATES. 4.
Motion carried
Supervisor Lobdell moved areconsidera-
ton of the vote OF yesterday rejecting the
resolution offered by Supervisor Martin,
authorizing the Committee on Poor and
Poor House TO arrange with neighboring
pastors to hold religious. services once per
month at the poor farm. Motion carried
and vote rescinded
Supervisor Lobdeil moved that said
resolution above referred to be adopted.
The yeas and nays being called resulted as
follows: Y cas-, 10, nays, B.
Those voting in the affirmative were
Supervisors Dickson, Donaldson, Felix,
Jarvis, krell, kenworthy, Lobdell, Martin,
Todd and Wright.-lO.
Those voting in the negative were Su-
pervisors Bowles, Daley and Little.
Absent, Messrs. Jarvis, Feaster, Silvis
and Gates 4.
Motion carried and resolution adopted
On recommendation of the Committee
on Miscellaneous Claims, (Messrs. Jarvis,
Lobdell and Donaldson the following bills
we're allowed: Nell c Follett, S2I so;
J G Wells, 30 r Champion, l23 35 ;
VI ; Wormley 2l; Same, 2 so; NJ NJ
Sturgeon 30j 90; Same, ITO 90: The
Union Company, log 90 Netherlands 4
Renfro, so 25; William Payne, III 90 4;
Same, A 90; 5 P Hodges, 90 So james
NJ Beardsley, 552 81 Thomas Yates, 3 80 !;
5 5 Guyer, Co. Judge, 10 90.
The following bills were referred back to
the Board for their action viz; A Her.
kert, - % j q Wells, ? 45; Eli Drury, 6 co.
Sup'r Daley moved to reject the following
bills. A Herkert, y %; j G Wells,2 45;
Eli Drury,6 90. Carried.
Sup'r krell moved to allow the bills of
Philip Mitsch for Sl5, John Brennan,6 20;
Michael Murrin, 20; which were laid
on the table at the last June Term. Mo
ton lost and bills rejected
Ordered that D q Reid, Co Treasurer,
be allowed 800 for money furnished.
Sup,r krell for poor since last Septem-
Der Term.
On recommendation of the Committee on
Poor and Poor House, lMessrs. Dickson,
Felix, and Martin the following bills were
allowed, viz: H A Smvth, II % Keller
strass & NOgele, Il q same, 37S 95 ;
james Kelly, I s 30 William Moore, 81
Sc G. G. Craig, p 90; A p. Graves,
IL 80 Z; Dickson 4 Shoemaker, 100 80;
+ Turner, - so; j Umhalt, 4,5O: ID B
Sears K Son, l26 90, Peter J Bratt, l3
- Speidel, 90 % Moline Wagon Co,
90 90 Blanchard X Bailey, 9 40; Thomas
f SCHNEIDER, 9 SO; H Burgower, 1913;
Weyerhauser & Co, 81 20; G Hansgen,
3 20 John Buckholtz % f B Machin
Il Co., "a 90; Benedict & Smyth, Is 90
VI Koch q Sons, 80; c r Ellsworth, 4
10; q II Honens, o. James Clegg,
sc 90 VIM Boehme IA 10; | Heiusfurter
u Co., Is Is; Julius Umhalt, s 30; Adam
Schmitt, II 30; same, 4 so; John Phil
lips, &c 50; G b Knox, - so; same, "a
40; Rock Island House, 220O; Weyerhau.
ser q Denkman, 225 Is james Mcdowell
20; j c Harnish & Co., %; X r Cable
4 Co, Is 80; G B Knox, IS; j johnson
4 Co, - Go; c W Lobdell, 50 SO r N
Grenell, 20; @ G Craig, 100 90; Conn
& Bro, 90 Kerr l. Wright, 5 90 A j
Little, 4 90; G A Jarvis, Is 20; H A
Mcdonald, Is 10,
Fred Nepka, 80; r r Dewitt & Co
6 ID Kellerstrass d Vogele, 237 IS Mrs
Woline, 10 90 Holt 4 Benham, 80 80; A
Bamberger & Co, lO7 81 Coal Valley
Mining Co, ll9 % same, 80 %; \ Ches
ter x Co, l2l SO; Henry Schnitger, IS 10
Samuel Bishop, so, Henry Num-, 800
Wadsworth 4 Parsons, 20 90; Henri,
Schnitger, AZ 60; Ivory Lord, 10 100
| Thomas Martin, II 90 same, II 90; Sam
uel Bishop59 E c Cropper and jury, IS
On recommendation of Sup'rs Bowie,
and Parmenter, Committee on Jail anC
Jail Accounts, the following bills were al
lowed: Thomas & Yates, 30; Coal Val
lep Mining Co., 29 20; Mathews & Co.
10; Benedict 4 Smythe, 60; VIM
Payne, Sheriff, III 10; G. Speidel Sc %
The petition of John Wells, praying fol
an abatement of three dollars per acre OF
the S. W. except ] acre, n side, n. W
Sec 81, TIP. Is, E. in Hampton, I59 75-l0(
acres also an abatement of So per acre
assessed valuation of the Z. J S. f. Sec
| II TIP. IS, l, E. 80 acres, was presented
by Supr Kenworthy, and on his motion
the prayer was granted
| Also on motion of same an abatement
| of $50 90 was granted in favor of c. +
Dunlap, on E. ] n. w. of Sec. 5, 16, 3 W
on assessed valuation of 1872.
On motion of Supr Kenworthy, Ma,
Baas was allowed Is, and S. NJ, Boney