The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1877-01-30

All Of which 10 most respectfully submitted.
L. HAZES.
County Treasurer.
To u.s Honorable Board Of Supervisor.
GrxrIExEs Your Committee to whom
was referred the statement of the County
Treasurer, would respectfully report that
they have examined Ills accounts and vouch-
ers, and nnd the above report 10 oe correct,
and recommend that IL be accepted and adop-
ted
l. s. RASSrr,
PEARY SEBRISo,
A VI. X fiTLsrNNoNs.
On motion OF Mr.. Montgomery the
above report was accepted aud adop-
ted.
On motion of Mr.. Brewster the
Board adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
FRIDAY, January 9Th.
Present Charles ID. Luce, Chairman
pro tenn. Roll called; quorum present.
The minutes OF yesterdays proceed
ings read and approved
On motion Of Mr.. Montgomery
Resolved. That the communication rrcelv-
ed from the Register of Deeds relative 10 Inn
proyements In his Office, be, and the same Is,
referred IN the COMMITTEES on county oinces,
with power 10 authorixe necessary Improve
mepts.
The hour having arrived for NJ.
Montgomery's resolution.relativc to the
salaries Of County Officers, on motion
Of Mr.. Wade, il was taken from the
table and unanimously adopted IN
blank.
Mr.. Montgomery moved 10 fill the
blank, fixing the salary Of the Judge OF
Probate at 81 900. Mr.. Ranney moved
10 al the blank with 81 900. The ques-
tion was taken on the largest amount,
and it was adopted by yeas and nays as
follows;
Yeas-Messrs. Bagley, Prentiss, Bea-
title, Sebring, Wade, Ranney. Clark.
Armstrong, Wadsworth, Petit, West.
cott, Hodges, Brewster, Hewitt, Tabor;
10. Wigent aud Montgomery.
Mr.. Montgomery moved 10 ill the
blank fixing the salary OF the County
Clerk at $50, which motion did not
prevail. Mr.. Wade moved to Gil the
blank 10y inserting 5000, and that this
shall be in lieu Of all fees for criminal
cases; which prevailed.
Mr.. Montgomery moved TO hil the
blank fixing the salary OF Prosecuting
Attorney at eT50, which motion did
not prevail. Mr. Ranney moved to fill
the blank with $1,000, which motion
did not prevail. Mr.. Hewitt moved ~
OH the blank with 300. which motion
di1 prevail.
Mr. Montgomery moved TO fill the
blank fixing the salary Of County Treas.
urer ut s700. which motion did not pre-
vail.
Mr.. woodard moved 10 all the blank
with 500, which motion did not pre-.
vail. by yeas and nays as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Prentiss, Sebring,
Wade, Ranney, Clark, Woodland. Arm.
strong, Hodges, Hewitt. Tabor.
Nsyes--Messrs. Bagley, Beattie, Wi
gent, Montgomery, Wadsworth. Petit
Westcots, Brewster.
Mr.. westcots moved 10 Ok the salary
at $3.50. which motion did prevail.
The following resolution was pre-
sented 10 tho Board by Mr.. Montgom
cry, aud on his motion was carried:
Resolved. That the salaries cf the count,
officers for the two years frou January IL,
1877, be o. follows, VIA:
judge Of Probate, per year.....,....si2oo Q
County Clerk, .s........ 900 o
Prosecuting Attorney, .......... 900 O
County Treasurer, .......... $50 o
Mr.. Montgomery offered the follow
ing:
Received. That the amount TO BE- paid b,
The County Of lIlllsdalc for boarding. The pris
oncrs committed Co jail for safe keeping. b
forty cents per diem Instead 0f sixty y-thrc'
cents per dicin. the amount herctofore eharg
ell aud allowed the sheriff.
Mr.. Westcott moved 10 amend b,
substituting sixty cents for forty cents
which amendment prevailed, aud th
resolution as amended was adopted n
follows:
Yeas Messrs. Wade, Ranney. Clark
Woodland. Armstrong, Wadswoitb
Westcott, Hodges.
Nays-Messrs. Bagley. Prentiss
Beattie, sebring. Wigent.