The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-12
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
December Term, 1874.
FIFTH DAY,

FIFTH DAY,
Friday, Dec, ll.-Board met pursuan
to adjournment Present all the member
of the Board excepting Supervisors Mars
ton. Supr. Grenell, chairman, presiding
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and, on motion of Supervisor krell, wer
amended in regard to allowing The ARGU
COMPANY $5 for WEEKLY ARGUS sent t
Poor Farm, and disallowing said claim.
| r I Mcneil, ESQ, attorney of county
presented report, which, on motion O
Supervisor Kerr, was received and place,
on file.
Supervisor Hanna moved that commit
tee be appointed to confer with II Il Nc
Neil and investigate facts in regard to tn,
matter, to report before the close of to, day
session, Carried,
The county clerk made the following re-
port, which on motion, was adopted;
The following named officers, Judges
and clerks of election held November, A
D, 1874, are entitled by law to amount,
set opposite their respective names, viz
Cordoya-R NJ Grenel SIS 80, Abraham
Bolinger 10 90, w B Phillips 10 Oo j /
Perkins. 6 90, NJ II Banding 90.
Canoe Creek-E Z Feaster l6 90, Johr
A Liphardt 10 00,George Kendall ~ %
John NJ Arnold 6 90, Jonathan Feaster
6 90.
Coe-Holmes Anderson 10 90, Hugh
Mccall l3 so, Thomas Mccall 10 90, ia.
? Day 90, w W Pearsoll 90,
Zuma-Wesley Hanna Is 20, Hiram
Knowles 70, Geo G Wake 6 90.
Port Byron-H c Trent IA 50, N Dor.
rance 10 20, Geo Mcneil 10 10, David S
Hobart 6 90, N B Scott 90,
Hampton. District No ALBERT Wells
| 10 90, j j Thomas IA 20, VIM Edelman
10 90, Henry Clark 6 90, F Ii Stearns.
| 6 co.
District No. 2--Jeremiah Chamberlain
10 90, Geo s Church 10 co. George A
Crawford 10 00, VIM II Carey 90, NJ q
Smith OO.
Moine-J W Morey g 80. Nell c Follett
l3 90, A f Nailor Is 90 Chas w Lobdel
9 90, A NJ Hubbard 90.
Rock Island, First Ward A X PhiIleo
10 90, W Shearer 10 90, Jacob Wollen
haupt, 10 90, Abram Wagner 90, David
HaWeS 6 90.
Second ward-J Ross Mills 1000. w L
Sweeney 10 90, Robert Koehler 10 90, w
II Lundy 6 90, james p Taylor 6 90.
Third ward-Charles B Knox 10 90,
John NJ Albrecht 10 90, VIM L Shredder
10 90, John Mulqueen 6 co. B + Knox
6 90.
Fourth wards W McMaster 10 on.
John Ziegler 10 90, Jacob Dodge 10 %,
Roscoe Dodge 90, Frank Babcock o.
Fifth ward-James NJ Beardsley ID,
IN Jnbn ~ g. fIair " II WI
son 10 90, Philip Wagner 90, Quincy
Stultz 90, Adolph Dunlap 90.
Sixth district-J w Graham 10 90, Il
Richmond 10 %, John c Young 90 Chas
Ii Dibbern 10 90.
Black Hawk-Thbmas Kerr l3 40, G l.
Kyle g 90, W d Brown 90. Il f Kerr
6 %, W ii Ii Dilley 10 90, \ D Bradley
90.
Coal Valley-Theodore Jacobs $l4 20,
NJ johnson 10 90, Thomas Corns 10 90,
Robert Thompson 6 90, John Barton
6 o.
Rural-Niles B Wright l3 co. Andrew
Donaldson 90, John Fitzpatrick II 20,
K d McCreery 90, } Henry Wilson,
6 90.
Bowllng-James Todd IA 20, Chris.
Keller 90, James = johnson 10 90, An
drew Mcconnell 6 %, Archie Armstrong
6 90.
Edgington-John G Parmenter II 80,
Timothy Dutton 90, James Taylor 10 %,
Charles Walker E 90, W Bruner 10 oo
Andalusia-William Smith IA so, Jno
Houston 10 90, Samuel Kennedy 10 90, A
+ Eckstrom 90, A w Smith 10 90.
Buffalo Prairie-Geo + Brown Is so, A
G. Little 90, Henry Ziegler 500, G A
Marston 90, Whitney 10 90, o IL j
Moore 90.
Drury-Silas Drury 10 90, Jno Il Wray
l6 20, Anthony Ricketts, 10 90 Peter Bow
en- 10 %, Ii B LeQuatte 90.
The following amounts are due Supervl-
sors of the several towns for posting no.
tees of the November election, and APP
proving and returning collectors bonds for
the year A. D., 1874, viz;
r NJ Grenell 10 90, Jesse S Daley 10 90,
f z Feastcr 10 SO, Ii G Trent 80, Wes,
ley Hanna 9 20, L S Silvis IL 90, j W
Morey 80, Ernst Krell 10 10, Thos Kerr
90, Theo jacobs 8 10, Niles B Wright
10, Jas Todd 80, John G Parmenter
9 80, VIM Smith s 30, G A Marston l2 so,
Jno + Wray l3 90.
The Committee on Jail and Jail Ac
on motion of Supervisor Campbell, was
adopted:
GENTLEMEN We, your Committee on
Jail and Jail Accounts, would respectfully
report that we haye examined the follow
ing bills and find them correct, and recon-
mend that they be allowed, and orders
drawn on the treasury for the amounts set
opposite each name:
j NJ Beardsley 4 Co 80, Sutclif x
Lewis 80, Geo LangGell II -, William
Payne 773 90, Jno Bengston %, Helms
furter l. Co %, James Z Taylor l6 20,
Spencer & Noftsker 20, same 25, ii A
Smyth | 20, + G Coss 4 Co IL 20, f Tur-
ner 6 %. Walker Il Dodge Is 80, l. s
Gates 4 Go 10 90 W A johnson so W
A Swiler u 90, VIM II Lundy 3 To-
$50 25.
The bill of Samuel c Plummer, NJ. D.,
we refer back to the Board for the want
of better information. Also, the bill of
f Turner, dated September 19, for two
dollars we fnd in another bill Of the same
date, NILES B WRIGHT,
JAMES TODD,
Committee.
Supervisor Campbell moved that f Tur-
ner be allowed the sum Of 90 as per his
bill. Lost
On motion the bill of Samuel c, Plum
mer for 25 % was rejected.
The Committee on Public Expenditures
made the following report, which, on mo-
ton Of Supervisor Wright, was adopted
Your committee on Public Expenditures,
to whom was referred the bills of the Rock
Island Gas Co, would respectfully report
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