, 1875-03-31
The THREE TOWNS.
Meeting of the BOARD Tor
south Chicago.
A Disposition to Hold tho Of
fcers to an Account,
An Injunction Is Granted 10 Prevent
Unlawful Expenditures.
Remarkable Operations Of the North
Chicago Set
How People Manage to Vote
Themselves Salar1eB.
The Anti.Kcnney Convention Pulls It's
Ticket In the Field.
Tho West Chicago Eonrd Docs
tho Squire Thing.
How About That Asscssmsnt2
How People Manage to Vote
Themselves SalarieB.
The Anti.Kcnney Convention Pulls It's
Ticket In the Field.
Tho West Chicago B0nrd Docs
tho Squire Thing.

sEEh1.ANNUAL MEETING.


A JoyFuI GATHERING.
Ihs Board of Auditors Of South Chlcago held
lhoir Honlf~aunuat n11oting at thetr rooms on
Adams Btroet yesterday afternoon, Supervisor
6cLank in tho chair. Thoro were present
Justices DoVolf, 1la!nos, ffinsdale, and DAEgett,
and Tow.-Clerk Hr1untiut.
Aftor tllo n!nu!cs Of tho mcottnE Of March 20
bad been renI md approved, tho Clerk subsnit-
It'd hills for current o1ponacs. amounting TO
e20o stating lint most Of thetu had bcon pa1d'
and asliuX that thcy ho rcauditod. This Vas
douo.
gcI1AS.'s hills.
Tho Supervisor then submitted two bills, ag fol-
lows
TnHu Of souh Chicago to John sehank. for aersiccs
dian II tha town fnus oil estimate Ut s., ,5o0 year,
IRON April 10 October, lB7l-si. 900 on account.
Tlis bill was sigucd BY John Bchauk. Joseph
arlcnllut, Charles d. Daggott, 4. J. Cosrigau,
and ii. Evans.
Tho Hccond bill read thus:
Town Of south Chicago to John seh.nk. for services
Is ctstolian Of the town funds and Oystseer of tito
poor, 3l,tu3.
It was signed by sclank, druenhut, Daggett.
and 1linsdalo.
Justtco Htnsdalo said tl,e last bill Ind boon
banded to linn In hia Office, aud ho had stated
that !lo would not pnss upon 1t until tin regular
mooting.
Justice 11nlnca romnsked that tho statute nj
lowed the Supervisor $1.G0 day, and ho did not
know by what nuthority tho compensation Of
81, 600 vas voted.
Tho Clerk stated that tho former supot.laor
[o'Dricn) received . par cent Of tho town fuuds
for "banttlng them"
Justice IIaincs dcsirod To aoo the Inv which
,~s.,a.tsa 49,
"m,a1.,a NJ ~. tn"''
iho C!efk replied sAae thero WAS no Jaw
about It. It had always been done. Tho Hu-
,oryisors brought in their reco!Dts and til nv
:. wo.o sccon+al in aot+,omoot n Tint lad ,oon
dono hv yeryl,o3v-Smnnn II. KIM. ami nil his
ursuccpsgors. Init ysar.- ~ -''4
1uatoa iIaineaA-Jsat tia In n Inn Imam ch.noed.
tl,or ,rl, t11,ron 20 EI H. Ian ~ III bis cto},na
y!teu .r"a -csS ~ ,rouaf,n M - ~ ~ ",.
nJinwIn, Hnnrryjxors ~ A day vim ti,ny xcnt
sout OF town' and n. 20 iav Tor vark dono ao
,i'l,o cIcrh co1,cd nttort,on IN .rot,,or aoe.ion
q, l1o eaIno INV aoSinr 81 10 DIV for outsItlo
work, and S1.5O for inssdoi -''' " ' @'' ''''''>@
Justice iaines aaid tic two sootions ucre in
u,out, It would probably govern. Il WA Of
ro,,rsa norfcrtIy ,faecss In finn n vo.n ann. ~
pe,yatiou 10 anybody thas was not su,horixod by
iaw. because such sotiou would bo void. ali
slowed upon them no prosumptions ui could % bo
lntsnigod in favor Of tic Board, tl1ey wora
crcnted by statute. md could uot oyorston tho
limits prcscrlbci ty tho INV: and a Ind nFoeo.
JustIce lii Ttnsdalo I'd % understno that n, IN, a, Tim
oxpenBog Of tho town wess couonrnsi. inv wnro
to bo ascartsiuol from tho Suuory,snr'' Tno
EoaId could do nothing but mnko rceomm.ntia.
sxnsnat3on nbona snanSs ,acona LII ~ '1Io IT, sa sn
rarJod Il Il lie tirno Of its nresnnt.t,nn AZ
simuiv mn nxnrcaaion thst thn aarvic.s - ti,n
Bupersipor we're worth si. Zoo yoar, car ha holioy.