The Lake County star., 1876-06-29

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CHAs. X. RADcLIFFE,
Publisher Lake County Star.
Mr.. Robertson moved that the prop
osition of Z. X. Radcliffe be accepted,
which motion did not prevail, by ayes
and nays az follows: Ayes, McCluskey,
iWDcrtson, Davenport, Wilson, Miller
-,T nays, Pence, Heilman, Keefe,
Wood, Hibncr, Blood-6.
Mr.. Pence offered the following pre-
amble and resolution:
To the Honorable Board of Superyisors or
Lake County. That, "
WHEREAS, 1t appearing to the Board of Su-
pervisors, or said county, that 10 would bc
nuch cheaper, lnd great economy for said
county, for the Supervisor To look after the
resident Poor In their respective townships.
and II further appearing to said Board, that
the statute contempiates that the Srpervis-
ors nave exclusive jurisdiction of the resi-
dent Poor, I'm the respective townships 10
me amount, not exceeding Twenty Dollars,
lo any one person or family, In any one year;
ana tnnt The county Superintendrnts onIy
nave jurisdiction of the resident Poor In the
respective townships, upon written order
rom the supervisor OF the township, whore
S',id poor person or family resides, for that
purpose, therefore De ID
NsOfred, That the Supervisors of the rcspcct-
I'VE I'VE townships have exclusive jurisdiction of
the resident Poor In said townships, and AZ
shall be their duty 10 look after their resident
foor, ANA furnish relief 10 said Poor, to any
amount, not exceeding Twenty Dollars, lin
s,ia
Supervisor, said poor person or filinily, needs
permanent relief, or relief exceeding Twenty
Dollars, I'm any one ycar, the Supervisor shall
make an order on the Supcrintcndcnts of the
Poor, In said county, turning said poor person
o.. or family, oyer to them; and that the County
Superintendents, shall not have Jurisdiction
OF such resident Poor, unless upon such order
of the Supervisor. JOHN PENCE
Mr.. Wood moved the adoption ofthe
resolution, which motion prevailed, by
ayes and nays, NJ follows: Ayes, Pence,
McCluskey, Robertson, Keefe, Hibner,
Davenport, Wilson, Miller-S; nays,
Hcilman, WOOd-2.
Resolution, by Mr.. Wood:
licsRced, by the Board of Supervisors, of
Lake County, thnt the Offices of County Clerk
ana Register oI Deeds bc separated, and that
ON and after January lst, 1877, they shall be
two separate Offices.
On motion, the resolution was not
adopted, hy ayes and nays, as follows:
Ayes, Kecfc, Ilibncr, Wood, Wilson,;
nays, Pence, Iieilman, McCluskcy,
Robertson, Davenport. Millcr--6.
Mr.. Wood offered the following res
Olution:
lte@tred, by the Board OF Supervisors, that
HE salaries of several Go. officers, bpcut down
irOn I'D 10 =, per cent, at the annual meeting
81 the ltoari, III October next, and that u no.
tlcc of this resolution DE- printed In the lake
co: STAii, ana that the Clerk be-, ana shcreby
an!ilorihru ~ To- issue hti!-vouchcr for payment
or two insertions IN sail paper.
MIR. Kccfe moved The adoption of the
resolution, which motion prevailed, by
ayes and nays as follows: Ayes, Pence,
Holman, Robertson, Kcefc, Hibncr,
Wood, Wilson,; nays, McCluskey,
Miller, DavcnpOrt-3.
Mr.. Wood offered the following res
olution:
Rcsoircd, by the Board of Supervis-
ors, that before the closing of this session of
the board, thai the Board look into the mat
ter of the Go. Treasurer bonds, and ascertain
through thorough Investigation, whether
the bOndsiurn ARE good for the amount repre-
scnttsi, and II the present bOndSncn are not
sufficient, that the County Treasurer bc re-
qurc,i To give adlit iOnal bonds satisfactory
10 the Bonld, further, that the Chair appoint
u committee Of five, 10 make such invCstga-
ton, and said committee to report ut this s,'s-
sion.
MT. w llSon mower 10 0uOpt tilc rcS-
which motion did not prevail,
by ayes and nays, as follows: Ayes,
Kccfe, Iiibncr, Wood, Wilson,; nays,
Pence, Hcilman, McCluskcy, Robert
son, Davenport, Miilcr-G.
by John Pence:
RcsOirrd, by the Board of S;uncrvis-
ors, Of Lake County, that the County Trcasur- !
~ bc instructed, and Is hereby dircccd To pre- |
sent the bonds, given to the County of Lake, !
by Pleasant Plains and Wcbbcr townships |
for the purpose of erecting county buildings |
when due, according to the provisions, con-
tained in s0id bonds.
Mr.. Wilson moved the adoption of |
the resolution, which motion prevailed. |
Mr.. Miller offered the following res
olution:
Resoiccd, by the Board of Supcrvis-
Drs, of Lake County, that Lake township he,
ma Is here by authorized to maintain u bridge,
ncrOss The north branch oftlIc p,.re AIaruuctte
River, between SECTIONS one and Twelve, in
said township, in the County of Lake.
On motion the resolution was adopt
ed.
Mr.. Davenport of!trcd the following
Rcsoircd, by the Board of Supervis-
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