The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-26

Amount out of county court fund 1870 90
Amount out Of superintendent of
schools tund 40 90
Amour, out Of county clerk fund 764 IS
Amount out of dieting prisoners
fund 64S 40
Amount out of election fund 22s 90
Amount out of contingent fund COS IA
Amount out of road and bridge
fund 1910 so
Amount per diem fund 35 60
Total $4713 10
February 4, 1882.
COLLECTIONS DoED.
The bond Of John Hodges, rs collector
of the revenue for the year 1881 in the sum
of one hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars with John Gates, Peter Slup, Louis
Herbert Patrick Fitzgerald, William
Kluge, Herman Myers, John McNulty
Fredoline Bross and Peter Neif as sccuri
ties thereon, duly acknowledged, ETC., was
this day approved by the chairman of the
county board, county judge and county
clerk, entered in full upon the records of
the copnty board aud forwarded to the
state auditor as provided by law.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County. o.
A regular session of the board Of county
commissioners of Alexander county, began
and held at the court house, in the city Of
Cairo, in said county and state on Monday,
the 9th day of March, A. D., 1882.
Present-Thos w. Halliday, chairman;
J. A. NJ. Gibbs, commissioner; Peter Saup,
commissioner; Sam'l ]. Humm, Clerk.
The petition and bonds of NJ. j. Shee-
han, 3. 4. Curtis, B. F. Wibourn, and
Alex. A. Ireland, for permission to keep
and maintain dram shops in their several
precincts of the county were presented to
the board, and it appearing that the laws
in rotation thereto have all been complied
with, said petitions and bonds were, on
motion approved, and the several licenses
ordered issued.
The report of G. r. Hcrrck, Miles Cole
man and Lafayette Whitaker, viewers, ap.
pointed at the last session Of the board to
view the route for a new road, commencing
at Mary street in the Town Of Elco, to the
right of way of the Cairo and St. Louis
railroad recommending that the same be
built, is before the board.
And also comes Miles Ilartline through
whose land the proposed new road will
run, and submits TO the board a rcmons.
trance against the same and inasmuch as
the board finds from an examination of said
petition for the road, and the demonstrated
against that only thirty-six persons have
signed the petition, while ninetv.seven
have signed the remonstrance, the county
board is of the opinion that the road asked
for is not of sufficient public Importance to
justify any payment of expenditure for
opening the same. The board therefore re-
fused to order the said road opened.
The report of r. Fitzgerald, coroner, of
al inquest held on the body of Andrew
Fry, February 9th, 1882 was received and
ordered filed.
BY order of the county board the county
clerk is hereby instructed to make out
statement Of the appropriation of the
revenue of the county for the year 1881 TO
the several funds, and to further ascer-
tain the amount of county warrants and
jury certificates drawn against each of said
funds for said year in order to ascertain
the balances, if any, remaining in either Of
said funds. And for all claims allowed at
tbs session of the board, including per
diem and mileage Of members and clerk,
the clerk is hereby authorized to draw
warrants against and in anticipation Of the
collection Of the taxes for the year 1881,
to the amount of the balance so found in
each fund.- and no further, which said war
rants are payable out of the funds spe-
cially appropriated and sc. apart as follows,
viz:
ON ACCOUNT OF PAupERs.
Southern Insane Asylum, expense of pa
tients for quarter ending December 81,
1881 $30.73.
BIZ. Brown, merchandise for paupers
and one quarter as overseer of the poor
S56l0.
j p. smelling, in full Of bill for taking
care Of, and furnishing coffin for Il. j.
Brooks $500
J. A. NJ. Gibbs, in place of II. g. Bark.
hauser-- absent medical attendance at
poor farm for one quarter $4,000.
Uriah McCollum, maintaining paupers
at poor farm, quarter ending February 2s,
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