The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-25
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motion, appointed viewers to inspect the
route of said proposed new road, and re-
port upon the expediency Of opening up the
same at the next session of the board.
The report Of Sheriff Hodges OF the sale
of forfeited lands and lots, under the
provision Of section nun Der 203 of the re-
venue law Of 1881, which amounted to the
sum Of s87 was presented to the board,
and, ordered flled, and further, ordered
that all costs and expenses accruing on
said sale he first deducted from the gross
proceeds thereof, the balance of said taxes,
If any, to be divided pro rata among the diff
ferent funds entitled to the same.
The proposition of DR.. n. G.. Barkhausen
to visit paupers at the poor farm when
necessary and furnish all medicine requir-
ed for the ensuing year for the SUN of one
hundred and sixty dollars. And that Of
Dry. r. Porter filed Ito perform the same
services for the sum of one hundred and
seventy.fve dollars are before the board
for consideration, and that Of DR.. Bark.
hansen being the lowest, said proposition
was on motion accepted, and the said DR..
Barkhausen is hereby appointed medical
overseer Of said poor farm for the ensuing
year at the sum of $l60 per annum.
Uriah McCollum was on motion retained
as keeper of the poor farm for the ensuing
year and to receive as compensation for
furnishing clothing, fuel, food ETC., the fol-
lowing amounts, viz: For each adult the
sum of eight (S) dollars per month ;, for
children of twelve years of age and under
the sunof five ~ dollars per month each.
On motion B. F. Brown was appointed
overscer of the poor in the county for the
ensuing year, at salary of forty (4O) dollars
per annum.
The board thereupon took up claims and
accounts against the county after an exam.
ination OF which it on motion adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec. 7th, 1889.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
All members present.
The day was consumed by the examina.
ton of the reports of Miles w. Parker,
county treasurer, on the road and bridge
and general funds Of the county from the
lst day Of December, 1880 TO the LIST day
of December, 1881, and the same having
been duly examined, checked up and found
to be correct, were on motion approved,
and all road orders, county warrants and
jury certificates accompanying said reports
were destroyed by burning, in open session
of the board.
The board thereupon adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 0 o'clock.
THURSDAY MORNING, December 8, 1882.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Thomas w. Halliday, Peter
Saup.
ABSENT. A. NJ. Gibbs.
John Hodges, sheriff and ex.officio collec-
tor presented to the board his statement of
the collection of the revenue for the year
1880, and previous years, together with
lists Of forfeitures, attachments, ETC., Which
the board proceeded to examine, and after
due examination thereof, said statements
were found to be correct, and approved,
and the board thereupon directed him to
pay any balance remaining in his hands
over to the proper authorities authorized
to receive the same and also directed that
the list Of uncollected personal taxes be
returned to the said collector with direc.
tons to collect all of said personal tax re.
naming unpaid he can.
The statement Of the county revenue IS
per said report being as follows:
Total amount of taxes charged for the
year 1880, including forfeited aud enjoined
taxes for previous year $2,4l3,499.
CIR.
Ceedits including forfeited insolvcncics
and enjoined for 1880 and previous years,
and commissions on collections $2,275.69.
etand duo the county $2i, S50.30.
For the purpose Of paying coupons for
interest on bonds Of tho county issued to
fund outstanding county bonds, the sum of
q, 500 10 hereby levied and assessed against
the real and personal property within the
county, as the same 10 assessed and equal.
ICED.
The tax hereby levied to be used only In
paying coupons for interest duo and com.
ing due, before registration Of bonds with
the state auditor.
And the clerk Is hereby instructed to OK.
tend said tax upon tho collectors books for
the year 1881 in the same manner MAT
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