Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-11-09

The amendment was lost by n vote
of ayes and nays ~ follows:
Supervisors Barker, Richardson,
Love and Batterson voted nay, Super
visors Coventry, Bs.bbitt and Jackson
voted aye.
Original motion was voted on and
carried
Moved by Supervisor Richardson
that we disunite the clerk and regis
ter's Office.
The above motion was lost by vote
of ayes and nays as follows:
Supervisors Barker, Babbitt, Jack
son, Love and Patterson voted nay,
and Supervisors Coventry and Rich
ardson voted nay.
Moved hy Supervisor Richardson
that the salary of county clerk be $500
per annum. Carried.
Moved by Supervisor Jackson that
the county treasurer's salary be $500
per annum.
Amended by Supervisor Coventry
that lie receive $3.50 pcr annum.
Amendment to the above amendment
by Supervisor Love that the treas u;er
receive 5000 per ann UNI.
Amendment To the amendment was
voted on and prevailed by a vote Of
ayes and nays as follows:
Supervisors Barker, Babbitt, Love
and Patterson voted aye, Supervisors
Coventry, Jackson and Richardson
voted nay.
Moved by Supervisor Patterson that
the prosecuting attorney receive $500
per annun.
Amended by Supervisor Jackson that
he receive S250 per annum instead O..
$500.
The amendment was voted upon and
lost 10y vote of ayes and nays as fol
lows:
Supervisors Barker, Coventry. Love
and Patterson voted no, and Supervis
ors Babbitt, JACKSON and Richardson
voted yes.
Tie original motion was voted upon
aud carried by vote OF ayes snd nays
as follows:
Supervisors Barker, Coventry, Lows
I'd Patterson voted yes, and super
yisors I}abbitt, Jackson and Richard
son vote no.
Moved 10y Supervisor Richardson
that the judge OF probate receive 500
per annum as salary for ensuing term.
Carried.
Moved by Supervisor Richardson
that the super:ntsndents of the poor
receive so er annum each aS salary.
Amended by SuverviSor Babbitt that
the superintenlrnts receive 500 per
unnuIn as salary.
Amendment to the above amend
ment by Supervisor Love that tl.S SUI
perintendents receive $40 each per AN
Gum for their salaries.
The amendment to the amendment
was voted upon lost by n vote of ayes
and nays as follows
Supervisors Coventry, Babbitt, Rich-
ardson and Patterson voted 40, and
Supervisors Barker, Jackson and Love
voted yes.
Supervisor Babbitt, by the consent
of the supporter, withdrew his amend
ment
The original motion was voted upon
as follows by ayes and nays:
Supervisors Barker, Coventry, Bah
bitt, Richardson, Love and Patterson
voted yes. and Supervisor Jackson 20
ted no. The motion prevailed.
On motion Of Supervisor Jackson,
the board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at s o'clock.
MORNING SESSION.
Oct 11tb, 1852.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
on time.
O. J. Bell in the chair.
Roll called, entire board present.
Minutes OF last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Bills read and, as n standing rule,
referred 20 the committee on claims.
COMMITTEES REPORT ON CLAIMS.
To the Honorable Board IF Supervisor,
II Cr0dJOrd county:
Your committee on claims, to whom
the following claims were referred, af
ter careful examination OF the same,
respectfully beg leave to report as foi
lows, and would recommend that the
several bills be allowed rs follows:
W. H. Steckert, n claimed, $22 q
Hurry Bros, as claimed, d
d" 25 s.
Richmond. Backus & Co., cid, 26 0t
David London. as claimed, sc
George w. Knowles, as claimed, 3;
Ira Cuiren, as claimed, 2 81
Chas. Reed. as claimed, 81
The following bills were referred
back to the board:
| Martin Weldon, no date.
d. kuleubergpr, no date
Joseph French. for n ormbtion.
GEO. Funcli. fcr information.
isadore Oaks, for information
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