The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special March Term, 1875.
FOURTH DAY,
&s Thursday, March 4th.
, Continued

/ FOURTH DAY,
| 81 ~ Thursday, March 4th. s
.n Continued
Supervisor Hanna moved that the bills
referred back t1 the heard by the committe,
on Poor and Poor House be laid over fol
correction. Carried. '---@ 80 '--->
Supervisor Parmenter moved that ths
rules OF the board be suspended and the
bills OF Fred Wendell, for $50, and r
Brown, for $l2. be allowed. Carried.
The committee on miscellaneous claims
made the following report, which, on mo-
tion OF Supervisor Parmenter, was ap-
proved:
Refer back to the board the bill of I'm
ton Printing Company, dated Feb. "a
1874, amounting to $l15 so with our re
commendation on the back of SAID bill.
Refer the bill of FL Wells for killing cat.
amount.
Refer back the bill of ARGUS Printing
Go, OF March l, 1875. amounting to $I72.
SO with our recommendation on back Of
bill.
Refer bill Of MI Sturgeon recon.
mend allowing $100 Of said BILL
Refer back the following bills for witness
fees in criminal cases:
In case of Pepole vs. John Good, viz
John Bopes IL 40 VIM FL Brown 10 40.
B Cannum 40, q r Tillman IL 40,
Hammond II 40, Vance Cook 10 40.
| Witness fees for P Heverling, in case
of People vs. John Good Is 40. same VS.
Geo England 13 40, same vs. Burlingame
and London 40, same VS. Malone and
Cornish 10 40.
Witness fees in the case of the People
vs. Andrew GuilIord: John Suter To-
Rose Suter 10, Mary Suter 10.
Justice fees, etc., People VS. Geo. Harri-
son-M L Pinkley $775 .-g-
/ Justice fees, People VS. Jas Slater-M L
Pinkley 2 40.
| Justice fees, People VS. Jas Young-M
L Pinkley 80.
| Justice fees, &c, People vs. B Fl Kimball
IL 70.
Justice fees. People VS. Binkroff and
Dorcas Hoenke-M L Pinkley. 4 IS.
Justice fees. People vs. Luke Foley and
NJ Henshey-M L Pinkley S 65,
Justice tees, &c. People VS. ? Mitsch--
NJ l. Pinkley 5 IS.
| Justice fees in People VS. Jas Burns and
others from Feb I. 1874 to Feb l3, 1875, te
r G Cropper, justice of the peace. as pei
bill, l65 Is.
Constable fees in People VS. Geo Will
liams and others, from April Is. 1874 tc
Feb Is, 1875, to Charles w Hawes, as pei
bill, Al 70. E[.sE
Constable fees, People VS. John Burlin
game and London and other cases, San
: Hammond, lS so.
Justice and constable fees, People VI
Geo Bell and others to VIM Howells, jus
tice of the peace as per bill, SO 20.
Constable fees, People VS. Jake Nelso,
and others to P Heverling, as per bill
l425,
Witness fees in case People VS. Peal ct al
criminal cases before circuit court in tn,
= January term, 1875, as appears on tn,
certificate of Geo ID Gould, clerk of saiG
court, to the amount of $3.50 81.
Your committee would further say tha
J we have examined the above bills in crimi
nal cases and find them correct as we be
live. they all being bills of like nature, W,
refer them back TO the board for your con
sideration, without comment.
Yours respectfully,
JESSE 8. DALEY,
WESLEY HANNA,
THEo. JACOBS
Committee
Supervisor Kerr moved that the bill @
Union Printing Company amounting
sos SO be allowed at $57 SO.
Supervisor Dart moved as an amend
ment that it be allowed as $55 SO. Cal
> ried.
o Supervisor Grenell moved that the bi
- of Henry Wells of $8 be rejected. Cal
ried.
Supervisor Dart moved that the bill c
the Argus Printing Company be allowe
- in full with the exception of the item {
3 1926 for publishing the proceedings of tn
called adjourned September meeting
Carried
Supervisor Kerr moved that the bill {
NJ NJ Sturgeon, superintendent Of publ
, schaols, be allowed at the rate of $l56. =
J, The yeas and being called resulted as fo
lows:
Yeas-Supervisors Hanna, krell, Dar
Campbell, Kerr, Jacobs, Parmcnter, an
:. Smiths.
r. Nays-Superyisors Daley, Feaster, Tren
Grenell, Huntoon, Wright, Tod, and Mar
tons.
H. The vote resulting in a tie. the chai
man cast the deciding vote in the aft
: frmative Carried.
Supervisor Kerr moved that the bll
lis lis for witness fees in the case of People
FIG VdTIOUS pdTUlcS. EelcETcU DdCk Dy the COL
rk mittee on miscellaneous claims, be &
lowed.
Supervisor Krell moved as an amen
se ment that the bills be read and voted up
nd separately. Amendment lost and origin
-'n motion carried.
Supervisor Grenell moved that the rul
be suspended and the bill Of w. d. Clar
N: j. P, be allowed at the sum of $ll
Oh Carried.
The committee on Jail and Jail accour
presented the following report which,
lir, motion of Supervisor Parmenter, W;
!, adopted:
w. Your committee on Jail and Jail accour
. would ask leave to make the following
for port;
ter That we haye examined the followi
'ss, sas bills and find them correct. and reco
Iar mend that they be allowed and ord'
the drawn on the county treasurer for I
ese ed amounts set opposite each name:
re Alex Steel $3l 70. Bailey Davenp
and 81 Us, Fleming & Co 1I3 43, same 81
AXE Matthews & Co 2 50, Michael Kane l9
usi NJ f Wiggin on. Heinsfurter 2 10,
and r Johnston 75J Fl Kaufman l3 5O.G
grI g1Is Craig 25 10, John Huss IA OO, Wm A f
and grim As 92. George Langdell 55 SO, G.