The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special June Term, 1s74.-oficial Report
FOURTH DAY.

srprpvraoRs' HALL, ROCK ISLAND,
MONDAY, June 5, 1S14
FOURTH DAY.
BOARD met pursuant to adjournment.
Present all the members of the Board, Su-
peryisor Grenell, chairman of the Board,
presiding. Minutes Of the proceedings OF
the Sd inst. read and approved.
On motion Of Supervisor Morey the
semi annual report Of s. r. Porter, County
Treasurer, was referred to the Committee
on Finance.
On motion of Supervisor Campbell the
application of s. II. Wade for an abate-
ment, was referred to the Committee on
Attachments.
A delegation Of ladies, headed by Mrs.
J.W. Spencer, President of the Ladies'
Temperance Association, came before the
Board and presented a petition praying
the Board to grant no more licenses for
the sale OF liquor in Rock Island county.
Petition was read by Mrs. J. G. Starr, Of
Moline.
Supervisor Feaster moved that the pc
tition Of the ladies be approved and the
prayer granted.
Supervisor Kerr moved as an amend
ment to Supervisor Feaster's motion that
the matter be laid over until the July ses-
sion Of the Board.
The yeas and nays being called on the
amendment resulted as follows:
Yeas-Supervisors Trent, Morey, Krell,
Dart, Kerr, Wright, Todd, Smith, Marsten
and Wray-10.
Nays-Supervisors Daley, Feaster, Han
ma, Huntoon, Campbell and Parmenter- 6.
Absent, Supervisors Silvis and Jacobs.
Carried.
Supervisor Dart moved that the vote ia
ken by the Board on the Sd inst, in refer
ence to the rejection of the bill of Copp K
Bro. TOR $S0.25 be reconsideIed
The yeas and nays being called resulted
as follows:
Yeas-Supervisors Silvis, Morey, Krell
Dart, Campbell, Kerr and Jacobs.
Nays-Supervisors Daley, Feaster, Han
ma, TreOt, Wright, Todd, Smith, Marsten
Wray and Parmenter-lO
Absent Supervisor Huntoon
Motion lost
Supervisor Todd presented the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
ResolCed, That any Supervisor furnishing assis
house are hereby required to furnish the name o
names OF the persons so aided, and the amount Sc
opposite each name.
Carried.
The Committee on Poor and Poor HOUSE
made the following report, which wa
adopted
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
We, your Committee on Poor House ant
Poor, would respectfully recommend tn
following bills be allowed:
ROCK ISLAND BILLS.
Theo. Hartz 1926, Charles H. Jarvi
7.25, William Shearer 26. 90, j NJ Beard
ela,, 4 An Inoapb .ayr1, IN ~ II Mr.
rill 1900, Il. Turner 9.35, j. B. .Cargil
PISS, A. Bamberger 6.20,L Keisow .. 80
f.. Krell 69.95, August Freeman 1910
Kerr & Wright -. G.. A. Bromley
2L75, David Bowen Ills, Adam Schmit
7.35, Julius Mosenfelter 1925, G. G
Craig 10000, Dart & Gregg l405, sam
=, +. Krell lOS.OO, J. Zeis 27.l5, J
Zeis 1895, W. A. Johnston $50, Keller
strass X Nogele 1902 so, G.. Hansgen 81 lC
Henry Schnitger $780, G.. B. Knox % 90
John +. Muller 2l.OO, KroCcr Brother
2030, F. c. Coss 900, Coal Valley Mimi
Co. ll.0j.
MOLINE BILLS.
Margraf Il Epp Sl2S.95, VIM G MOrri
9.55, George Vesey 2O.55, Harwood 4
Wheeler 100, F f Bokman & Co 49,
b Dawson $3.50, John NJ Holt SOC
Geo 7 Vesey 80 90, G II Hill 800, S v
WheelOck 800, G II Hill 500, 2 L Nc
Kinnie $500, Mrs Marcia Shaw 4 90, Lev
CralIe 5.2j, j w Morey 5000. J. W. Nc
rey, 800, c. w, Lobdell 25. 90, Ivory Lore
1850, n. Chester & Co 1900, G A Huh
bard & Co 1890 II. o. Whipple $780, K
Nitzhum. 1880.
MISCELLANEOUS BILLS.
Phillips 4 Thomas Sc. 80. Joseph Bards
ley 2.65, John Higgison T. 50, Thomas Mar
tin 5.75, John Ransom 4.45, r. II. Dewitt
1895, Robert Lee 59,99, s. ID. Pace So
Wynkoop n Co. 3l.O5, r. NJ Grenell 4.5(
George A. Gardiner 400, William Jone
4.00,C. Hotchkiss LIS, A Parker 4 Co, II
3d. Theo. Jacobs 400, James Cozad 80. 90
Mrs. Mary Baas 1903, James C0zad y. OC
;. NJ. Boney Il Go. $40, Aaron Thompson
800, IL. Hayden l.50, John Bopes 4. &C
d. Huyatt $500, NJ. A. Canaan 300 Hen
ry Hayden 1877, John G. Parmenter 4. OO
James Dickson 500, Nj. +. Felix 1886
George Vincent 22.4j, A. X. Logan LOO
A. Rinker x Co. S.35, NJ i. Sturgeon e
81, 7. S. Silvis 9.35, S. NJ. Boney & Co
80, O. w, Davis 80, Thomas Martin :
-, Thomas Martin $50, w. II. Stearns >
30, William Jones IS, G.. Speidel &C. 80
Coal Valley Mining Co. 1895, Ii. Al. Nc
Donald 1880, Il. A, Peterson $500. Kel
lerstrass 4 Vogele 1913, 80 Phillips & Thorn
as 100, Hugh Martin Is. 80, Doelinger 4
Kroger 64.0O, William Moore %. IS, Rob
ert Lee, 27.Sj, Bamberger & Co. sc. &c, J
II. Langley %. 10. G. B. Knox, OlO, Mi
chael Kane 1880, Theo. Jacobs AZ. rs
Walker 4 Dodge 1870, William S, Bailey
10000, +, c. Coss 1880 H. A. Smyth 10
%, G. Speidel 7440, William S. Bale,
5Il5, Theodore Thomstrum 10000, An
drew Donaldson 5000, ID. Il. Searss Som
1902, May Bros. 100, Simon Hirsch 35. 20
ID. Ii. Sears's Sons l74.S3, w. Ii. Merrill
400 james Shaw II 90, Heagy a. Stod
dard $3.50, Kerr & Wright A. O6,J. II Lang
ley $500
The following bills were rejected on &C
count of informality
D. ii. Wilson, $4,000, A. J. Little $50
Il. X. Gable u Co. S.75, w. II. Lvtord |
90, Q. u. Knox l. So K. II. Cable & Co
1000, Frank c. Killing 24.4O, Peter j
Bratt $50, K. Il. Cable 1915, Wow elcl
I.3J, Meyerhauser 4 Denkman 80. 66. Mar
garet Williams 300.
All Of which is respectfully submitted
JOHN G.. PARNIENTER,
L. KRELL.
II. G.. TRENT,
Committee on Poor and Poor House.
The Commute on Jail and Jail Accoun
made the following report, which was r
pniyad