, 1875-09-04


tain it. With shis explanation and tue convlc-
tlpu that the Augmentation wns contrary to the
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1An' ne t""tea 1ha' u w feeonsluefea'
Justice Mcecll said ho put motion to recon-
si.lor n, ln.t n,cetino Four Of I'm ,Jnst;coa
tn,o, for !, .na ,na ,,,,,;a1 n.. os. ,,,r,,,, -,
''.7 ,,. - ~ -, .,ss
papers.
Justco 1,l,ot, t,,,u,l,+ tb.t ox,rso w,a +oo
thin. uis aI,e,,,nn S" w. mi,,,,,r.wn franz tho M
business at tho time, and ho did not yots.
Collector Phillips couty,,dcd thu. d motion for
reconsideration could not DO pus twice, and tho
! present one WAS therefore out nj order.
Tue Char ruled the motion nut Of o:icr
Justice Follhk nppoalod froua tho decision Of
the CHAR,
Tho THAR mas sustained, Jnstice8 Pollak,
bunmortieid, and Foote sotin. in tho negative.
Justico a1ccoli romarkcd that tue vote dil not
seltlo tho question Of tle legality OF the salary,
but only decldod that the Gha'r1naa's ruling was
in accordance with parliamentary Inv.
duHtlco iooto wished TO be excuaed from
furtAor attendance, owing to the bad atmos-
phere Of the roun.
The instlco wRs excused, md Collector EvhuB
tilcd his plaeo.
TOWN ORDERS.
Justice Pollak offered tho following 1osolu-
ton:
W1IEnEsH The 1'reeent nlarles vauc Of The town
orders 1eiuEscd tu b ony - cents oa tho dosri
ana
os,. u A., ~ ao @ tn nanksra o., OF
thei Tiers ~ nn niai sta,.nc "r".rn,cJ ~ tna
amount Of town ordurs isvueI nnI un,n: thcroforo
10 il '''N~@ '''(' @''N' '''''
Acto:rta, That tho Clerk he, aud ho Ia hereby d.
Esstd to nlaky T. co!nL!ese !lst q alI torn 9raera
wh,sh time tho town records wsEo h'tfns,.
.a. ss a., I ~, son ,., so at, ~, it - ~ rar.s % @ ~"
s " .a n'0 ,,p,,t r,ono, n 49,, ~ ~ ",,n.
Mill ut,naI In atc aid that hu rnnnrt tin AIMS In
soi@ ~ ns;tnS o. tue nosta H. 70 u 6ea at ,ms to 70
devised 10 take p all lie unmid town orlurs, cithcr
by issuing fsuw orders or ~ lorrnwiug sufficient
amount Of uonty TO pay up n]l old Indebtedness, II tho
same . Gan na isseiy W W aohe'
CohectoF Ph!lllpa moved TO fe1er fto document
TO cotnmttee but 10 action was taken therein.
Justice Meccli said the way b,1stnets had been
douc in regard to accounts bad been very lopso,
lle did not believe III auditing my bill Unless
tlcso was sono proof that II hat been CONTRACT.
ca. It Has Their duty TO hnve the bsIls ndiFdnhl-
" hoforo tnets'. ai't! llavo tlle toms completely
nrsend IN sle records. THIS was spoken only BY
way OF hueGestioit. apa, of COURSE, nothink WAS
dono in regard thereto.
rTE co1IEcrof
Tho question Of tls sCollocturs salary waa thou
called up
:, Justice Wallace hopen they would look Into
the mAtter In spirit Or falrnsss aud DO that
WHICH Waa right without wronElng either tho
Collector or fsio people who paid tue taxes. 10
personally. but he trustel those. who did would
Eise tlie boafd the boneile OF thetf knowledge.
lhp toi!cctbr ahould haso IN amount appfoprt-
atcd which would Ecinnnerate him tot h.s trouble
as Nell IL hls uaheer.
ESTIMATE oF zffHSssas. ....
Collector Evans submitted the following estl-
Hato c1 tAo oxpena1s OF tho o'tlce:
One chies Clerk rh.............. ....,......$ 1850
ras Tase @ men a. sos sm i tof @ !osr sS
Mskln~ ns .,.noasnt III lst '"'no'.''''' ~
''An'p'' S'a'''as3s' l,oo
sll.3oo
Tl,e opin;ons OF cornoratton. .f,ounse, n;cxov.
r. a. {,an}tiell and t,tr-Attornoy Inmieao,, ~,
i1o subject. wIsel. M wsre submitted % 10 the iosrd
last yoar a,stoIninr ;ta r1rht IN ajnw What ti,ov
eonaderod adaonat, somt,nnsst,n ware ioro, sns
ducoa aud read at tho suauos.ion Of Jus,isa
Jmpt,ce po|tak thonrht a1so ner month 1,.s
,mnio nsv fnr t1c so1lsrtor,s ciotts -'S'A wa
Araoasor rhiI;us moycti that a16 mn bc At.
lowed the Collector Iie ms.le IN ] osruost speoeL nc
showing tbs arduous dutloY that oiliciai Isu to
perfnrn1 and thn orast risks Ia mn IN norfo-m.
in9 than
Towu.Ulesk Gleason setondol tho motion. but
without auy rpt1,arke,
tim of tina amonnt VA. for salary and nhnt for
= WV " so0 eN1eeas "so 'o' nanny ~oo "a@t 'ot
Assessor Phillips said II was almost impossible
to Say until tho work vas performed. The
6taEenehs fesa W Mr. EVans Showed tho hotual
expenses. nm ..-....-,
:, totiectoI LShHs hsaa tae @lA'oeu represented
tho probable e1peuse, but It might bo sl.oO0
more.
After considerable dlscusson, tho motion waa
toat by a yoto Of Ito 2-pAilllps aud Gleason
voting in tle affirmative.
Assessor Phillips thcn moved that tbs Col
lecsor be allowed III, ,00O.
Lost by tho following vote:
1,1as-Tvan. pl,llItA tilen.nn nvar.t
hays-Wallaes, pollst, Msech, su.naefasla, Hslnse
30.
Aesessor phflllpa moved that tue amount be
Tho Chairman said the objection OF the ma-
jority was that sum should bo allowed Tor ex-
nnnsna and tbe 7slnrv IN nj .k Al nm .ceor,,n,,