The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-15


The Committee on Poor and Poor HGuse
made the following report, which on mo-
tion was adopted.
We your committee on Poor and Poor
House. would respectfully report that we
have examined the following bills and rec
ommend that they be allowed and an or
der drawn on the treasurer for the amount
set opposite each name
Poor House Bills-Henry Darts Sons
s123 90. Wadsworth g. Parsons 26 62,J W
Gordon 8 81, r R Gable & Co. Is IS, Rob
ert Lee IS %, Phillips & Thomas Is IL,
Samuel Forgie GA SO, Moline Pump Go. 66
Is Kellerstrass & Vogle l24 63, Niles B
Wright ii 20, Doelinger & Kroger IS 90,
q Speidel 81 10. Joseph Huyett 43 Is, A
RamberQer & Co 90 Al, Phillips & Edwards
50 40, F G Killing 1876 SO, Anawalt, Denk
mann & Co 7 80, James Johnston u Sons
43 SO. Simon Hirsch 10 90, I Heinfurter
10 so, Walker & Dodge 80 25, Henry
Darts Sons Il 81, L Merrill 2 %, May
Bros 10 Is, VIM s Bailey. 355 10, John T
Hass N 20, Mchal Kane 33 10, Thomas
Yates Al 76, Fred G Coss 2s7O, Fl A Smyth
Is GO, William S Bailey 267 70. Total,
$1,S46.38. La
Rock Island Bills E Krell II so, Mrs.
Margaret Mcdowell II 90, Louis kiesow,
Is, James Broderick 10, David Bowen
4 60, Kroeger Bros % As, Chas A Jarvis
IL Is, w Fl Lundy IL 10, JOS Levy, s 70,
H A j Mcdonald 10 80, L Merrill 10 90,
j Zeis 3S soc Hansgen IS S5,John Beng
ston 80 90, G G Craig 100 90, KroeQer
Bros ~ 20, Kelierstrass & Vogele 68 80, Il
Heisler 3 90, Adam Schmit 2 60, Henry
Schnitger 10 25, Solander l. Huber IA 10,
G Speidel 2 90, Adam Schmit II IS, VIM
Miller % rs, Champion 90, Emil Koch
Ter, 7 AS, Dart Il Gregg 60, 4 krell 1856
90, w B Sargent Ia 65. VIM Boehme Is
so, j G Gansert 10, j B Cargill Is, W
Shearer, 40, Johanna Peterson l6 90, g
A Bromley IA 95, G B Knox 81 90 Total
$4,000.
Moline Bills W Morey $3.50 90, Jas.
Shaw l67 90, John Connel 3 10, Frank
Guupell rs 10, L Cralle 10. Edwin b
Knox 20 90, G f Grant, 7 20, W q Morris
% As, G A Hubbard 80 90. N Chester
1853 60, E II Hill IL 10. B Dawson 81
90, r L Brown 3 90, FG Bokman 4 60,
C Piper II 10, Margraff & Epp 50 O0,Wil.
liam Runge "a 10, H 0 Whipple l2S so,
z Paessler 5 90 w b Bergstrom "a CO.,
Thomas Rosborough, 5 10, j w Nlorey
20 10, G A Peterson, 60 10, S Walker a
Son "a 90, G Vitchume 81 so, A Z Fisk
1910. j g. G Herbst 10 60, Geo 2 Vesey
50 90 August Grantz 10 90, VIM Storey
1900S W Wheelock q O0,P l. Mckinnie
IS 10. Total, Sl,246.65
Miscellaneous Bills-N Robinson 81 IS,
A Rinker & Co IL 81, G A Marston 3 90,
VIM NJ Twigg "a 90, William Mcfarland
235, Z G Spencer 8 90, Martin Schoon-
maker IS SO, John e Adams a 70, Il r
Hefin 2 50, Wynkoop & Co 70 60, J
Cool "a 90, 0 W Davis, IS, W H Smith
As, William Mcfarland 9 60, r B Ohm
stead, DOW II Lyford 90, Charles Ad-
rain Is 90, Eli Gise l6 90, Wilson Flem-
ming 3 SO, Fl w Rathburn 10 IS, A r Lo-
gan 90, John Crecraft Is II, John G
Parmenter so, L S Silvis SO, G Arm
strong Jr 80 IS, Phillips & Thomas 80 AZ,
Il Lee IL 40, John Bengston 95, Fl c
Trent 60, Peoria & Rock Island railway
6 90, Thomas Kerr 65, John Bengston
9 %, William Huss 90, j A & a Sawyer
Is 90, Heagy & Stoddard 81 80, John
Sponhol,z, %, + A Young 90, r r
Gable x Co 10 co. Ann Murphy II CO.
Ralph Achispn SO, John iHggiuson 60
Giles Hneston 90, Juo Ransom . 50
Ralph Achisou 90, Thomas Martin "A 50
Total, $5l5.15.
Bills referred back to the Board for thei
action on account of informality:
John Bengston 2 so, Andrew Schneider
Is 90, II Langley l76 90, j b Dawson
IS 90. Total, $27S so.
The following is the total amount allow
ed for poor in the several towns outside thu
poor farm, also for the poor farm:
Total for the poor farm 81 ,S46 SO, tota
Rock Island bills 100 90, total Moline bills
LAG 65, total miscellaneous and poor bills
including all the rest of the county outside
of Rock Island and Moline SIS Is. Tota
amount allowed $4,39S Is.
Your committee in examining the differ
ent bills find great many unnecessary
luxuries furnished the poor outside TIT
poor farm. We would therefore recon
mend that the supplies for poor be re
strlcted to the actual necessaries of living
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
john G. PARMENTER,
ERNST kRELL,
f. q. Trent.
Committee on Poor and Poor House.
Supervisor Morey moved that Andrew
Schneider be allowed the suu of IS so on
his bill filed for SIS So Did they do it n
On motion the bill of John Ransom for
e. SO was rejected.
Supervisor Jacobs moved that the sum
of $l75 90 be placed in the hands of the
Rock Island Supervisor to pay for eleven
tons of hard coal when delivered at the
poor farm. Carried,
Supervisor Kerr moved that DR.. Davi-
son be allowed the sum of $50, as per his
bill on file Carried.
The Committee on Miscellaneous Claims
made the following report, which on mo
ton was adopted
Your Committee on Miscellaneous Claims
would respectfully report that ruey have
examined the following bills and recon.
mend that they be allowed and an order
drawn on the Treasurer f. p the resuectiye
amounts:
James B Ellis s32 AZ r Cramn,on 12e
So same ~ 4o, Il L Parmenter 45 00,
Henry en- part 40 10, X Champion 81 90, NJ
mormly NJ NJ Sturgeon 100 90,
99an D R rs 80, Peter j Heverling
" W. %, w Shaw "a ", Mitseh 10 %,
Tn isel Halves ~ % ARGUS Printing
MI MI any SO so, Fleming x Co , 40, John
~ .lhollen Il 10, Frazer Wilson 81 so. l.
a Beal %, George MeNeal 10 W, VIM
PAYNE 62 90, J ii Reeves Is 95, VIM
Payne 10 20, Doelinger u kroger 10 0G.
james Z Taylor II -, Thomas Butles
6 90, Johanna Butler 6 80, b Filling
hast 81 %, Samuel c plummer % 0O, &
q Craig % O1,Doellinger * Kroeger 80 90
UaioH Printing Co 80 %. same - UO. Lii
nois State Hospital for Insane - oil. Cal
ver Page & How're 90, same 90. sam,
S 80. same 10 %, same l22 p. same b IA
same 2 40, same II %, Fleming & Co 54i
go, Z G Hamburgher, Clerk Suprem
Court, so 40. j III Langley 275 O6, j
Kaufman 90 %. Northern Illinois Ho