Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-08-09


at its next meeting n complete state
ment of the county finance as they APP
peared by his books Jan. /, 1888.
The following was presented by Sup.
Connine, which, on motion of Sup
Revell, was adopted:
ReSOlued, That the county treasurer
be respectfully requested to deposit in
the vault the tax rolls and all valuable
documents and records that may be or
come into his hands and for which he
can find no room in the county safe,
and that the clerk be instructed to set
apart suitable space ia the vault for
this purpose.
Sup. Fletcher called to the chair
Moved by Sup. Coventry that when
this board adjourns it adjourn until to-
morrow morning at 8 O'Clock.
Motion prevailed.
Sup. Coventry resumed the chair.
The following was presented by Sup.
Fletcher:
Resolred, That the printing be done
according to the provisions of the stat.
ute except that which the statute does
not provide for, that shall be subject
to competition.
Moved by Sup. Connine that this
board adjourn.
Motion prevailed.
MORNING SESSION.
August 2, 1888.
The board met pursuant TO adjourn
ment.
j. j. Coventry in the chair.
Roll called, entire board present.
Minutes of Yesterdays morning and
afternoon sessions read and approved.
The committee on county buildings
submitted report, as follows:
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors,
now in session:
| Your committee on county buildings
most respectfully report as follows:
! That it appears to them tina, the caves
spout on the court house are Out Of re-
pairs; also, shat they consider the Jail
unfit for use, but would recommend
some alterations as regards the vault
in said Jail. which we think could he
accomplished with little expense to the
county, and would greatly improve
the condition of the Jail; would also
recommend that the maple trees along
the street be boxed in such manner
rs to protect them from injury. All OF
which is most respectfully submitted.
NJ. :. DILLEY,
y. REvELL.
NJ. j. CoNNINR.
| Committee.
| Moved by Sup. Woodburn:
That the report of the committee on
county buildings be accepted and
adopted.
Motion prevailed.
All bills read as a standing rule re-
ferred to committee on claims.
The committee on claims submitted
their report, which. on motion of Sup.
ia mes, was accepted and adopted.
The committee on claims, to whom
were referred the following claims, re
spectfully report as follows:
[The claims as presented and allow
cd will appear in our next issue. ED. ]
And recommended that the bills be
allowed as reported.
Sup. Woodburn called to the chair
The following resolution was pre-
sented 10y Sup. Connine:
ReSolced, That the board of super
intendents of the poor be respectfully
requested to allow no more bills for
medical attendance while the county
employs a physician, and to furnish no
further aid or supplies except on tile
recommendation of the superintend-
ent of the township where such aid is
furnished, and be respectfully request
ed to thoroughly investigate each ease
applying for aid and to furnish no sup
plies except necessary in the particu-
lar case
Amended by Sup. Coventry by mod
flying the clause to allow no bills for
medical attendance while the county
employs a physician by adding the
words "unless upon the recommends
ton of the health officers of the differ
ent townships"
| NcSOlullOn no dilltllutu pItNullSu.
The following was presented by Sup
Coventry, which. on motion Of Sup
Dilley, was accepted and adopted:
To the Board of Supervisors of Craw
ford County, now in session.
To enable townships that wish to
avail themselves of Act No. 73 of Pub
lie Acts of 1881, an act providing fo
the preservation and establishing sec
ton corners and quarter posts.
ReSoiUed, That the board be EN-
powered to employ surveyor in con
forinity with the above act
Sup. Coventry resumed the chair.
|, Moved by Sup. Dilley that the coun
ty clerk be appointed as committe,
T. TO see'that the indexing and correctin,
the real estate records are comglet. b,
: the October session.
t Motion prevailed.
" The following was presented b. Sur