Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-10-20
Annual Meeting of Board of Su-
pervisors at Court House in Gray
ling, October 10th. 1891,

as taken from the Clerks minutes,
Board met and called to order by O.
J. Bell, Chairman, roll called, quorum
present, with Sup. Jackson and Rich
ardson absent.
All bills read were referred TO the |
Finance Committee.
On motion OF Sup. Hum, the chair
man appointed select committee OF
three, consisting of Sup's Hum, Hill
dreth and Patterson, to settle with the |
County Treasurer
The following was presented by tie |
BOARD of Supervisors of the County of
Crawford, that the Sheriff be instruct
ed TO procure fifty cords of hard wood,
and ten cords Of seasoned pine wood,
for the use of the Court House, said
wood TO be sold To the lowest bidder.
The pine to be delivered by the first
day of December, 1891, and the hard
wood to be delivered by the fir.r day
of March, a. u. 1889, and Clerk and
tuU W NIaM tilC lpt oiN
same when delivered.
On motion of Sap Hum, the above
was acsepted and adopted.
On motion of Sup Hum, the BOARD
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
. o'clock.
TUESDAY MORNING SESSION.
Board met pursuant 20 adjournment,
on time, with @. j. Bell i'm the chair,
roll called, entire Board present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The following petition WIS presented
by Sup Hildreth 10 the Hon Board
of Supervisors of Crawford county,
Your petitioners would ask your Hon.
body, to grant horses and cattle to run
/ at large in Crawford county, State of
Michigan, and your petitioners will
ever pray; signed by f. II. Richardson,
and fifteen other names.
On motion of Sup Hildreth the above
was granted.
All bills read, (as a standing rule),
was referred to the committee on FL
nances.
Report of Finance Committee on
bills, recommending the bills of NJ. II.
Parish. III. Head, and VIM. Woodburn,
10 be returned for correction. and the
bill of Chas. Hutt TO be allowed at
S11.50, in place of S13. 90, and the fol
lowing bills were audited.
No 1872 n. II. Traver for
stationery and books 1851
No. 1913. Chas, Doughty, for
tract book 27.54
No. 124. VIM. Il. Steckert,
postage and advance charg-
es 22.71
No. 1875. S. Drown, for grad
ing court yard SOC
No. 1876. j. P.Hldreth, cont
mittee work 3.9t
No. 127. Myron Dyer, for ex-
tracing stumps from court
yard I5(
No 1913. +. Conely, rent of
room case People vs.. 5. q.
Bush 20i
No. 129. S. Hutt, Clerk in
case People VS.. s. Il. Bush 80
No. 130. Chas. s. Hutt sher-
ifTs fees in case People VS..
s. G.. Bush 11.5r
Bill of Wm. Woodburn was laid ol
the table.
The bill of w. r. Parish and Eugen
Hall, ct al. was referred back for cor
rection.
o Moved by Sup Hum, that we pre-
p ceed to ballot for the election of tn
4 Superintendent for the Poor, vacan
r cies occurred by the expiration of tim
= of ID. s. Waldron for the time Of thre
g years.
On motion of Sup Hildreth, we pre-
4 ceeded to an informal ballot. Who'll
= number votes cast was 8, of which il
lius Richardson received 4, ID. s. Wa
y dron 2, l. NJ. Silsby 1, and VIM. WooC
, barn 1.
d On motion of Sup Hildreth, we pre-
N ceeded to an informal ballot. WhoI
7 number of votes cast was g, of whic
n Julius Richardson received 6, Wn
# Woodburn 1, and ID. s. Waldron 1.
te On motion, Julius Richardson VIZ
n declared duly elected.
,t Moved by Sup Hum that the asses
10 ment rolls of the several towns be r
ferred to the committee on Equaliz
tions for the purpose of equalization
committee to report as soon as col
IS plete. Carried.
= On motion of Sup Patterson, Il
= bill of VIM. WoodbUrn was taken I
a. from the table for action.
On motion of Sup Richardson, Il
bill of WIN. Woodburn, No. 131, W
= audited, for Justice fees, in case Pc
-, pie VS.. s. G.. Bush, at So rs.
On motion of Sup PATTERSON, q
/. Board adjourned until 2 o'clock IL
:. afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
=, Board met pursuant TO adjournmer
on time, Hon. o. j. Bell in the cha