The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-05-12
and So per thousand copies. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
D. A WEATHERHEAD,

which is respectfully submitted
ID. A. WEATHERHEAD,
NJ j. McEEIRY,
Committee.
The following com munications were
laid before the board:
Rock ISLAND, ILL.,, May 8, 1884.
TO the Chairman and Honorable Board of supervi
eOrs:
| hereby agree to publish the proceed
ings of the board of supervisors, of Rock
Island county in the Daily and Weekly
ARGUS for the ensuing year. and furnish
sufficient supplements to all weekly news
papers in Rock Island county to be folded
IN said newspapers, my compensation
therefor to be S175. NV POTTER,
Pub. Daily and Weekly ARGUS"
''Tothe Honorable Board of Supervisors.
Gentlemen: l hereby offer to publish
the proceedings of the board of supervl
sors in the Daily Dispatch and Weekly
Review Dispatch and TO furnish supple
ments for such papers as may require them
for folding in their papers for the sum OF
$40. Respectfully,
FREDO. DEAN.
cupN'NiSpi SdHIpDcll iHONSu tHd6 IHt
vote taken yesterday in relation to send
ing Margaret Shaw TO Clinton. be recon
sidcred. The yeas and NAYS being called
resulted as follows. Yeas -Supervisors
Barton. Campbell, Clarke, McEniry,
Ryder, Schneider. Titterington. and
Weathcrhcad g. Nays Supervisors Aster,
Burial, Cederberg, Fitzgerald, Fisk,
Goodlow, Hawthorne, Heath, Hollister,
Martin, Schoonmaker, Swanson and
Trumble, l3 Absent, Supervisor Pear
soil; lost.
Supervisor Campbell offered the follow
ing resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved That $1,000 be placed at the
disposal of the Poor Farm Commit
tee to pay the contractor from time to
| time as the new building progresses that
is being erected on the County Farm. The
committee to retain Is per cent of the
estimated value of work done and
material on hand. The estimates to be
made by the committee and contractor"
carried and resolution adopted.
} Supervisor Barton moved that the mat
ter of sending Johnson to the Poor house
be left to the discretion of Supervisor
| Heath with power to act; carried.
! Supervisor Campbell moved that the
proposition of the Rock Island Union to
publish the proceedings, as shown by the
report Of the committee be accepted.
| Supervisor Aster moved as an amend
mcnt that the proposition of the Rock
Island Argus as set forth in the commu>
nicaiion from J. w. Potter be accepted.
Supervisor Bowman moved as an amend
ment to the amendment that the propo>
sitiou of the Moline Republican as set
forth in the report Of the committee be
accepted The yeas and nays being called
resulted as follows: Yeas, Supervisors
Bowman, Campbell Hawthorne, Heath,
Ryder. Schneider, Schoonmaker and
Weatherhead 8 Nays. Supervisors AS
ter, Barton, Burial Cederberg Clarke,
FITZGERALD, Fisk, Goodlow, Hollister
Martin McEniry, Swanson, Titterington
and Tumble IA Absent Supervisor
Pcarsoll; lost.
Supervisor Heath moved an amendment
to the amendment that the propositions
of the Argus to publish the proceedings
at S175 per year and the Union at $500
be accepted Supervisor Schneider moved
as substitute that $50 be paid to each of
the four papers having the largest circu
lation in the county The yeas and nays
being called resulted as follows: Yeas,
Supervisors Bowman, Clarke, Heath,
Schneider, Schoonmaker and Ttterington,
6. Nays, Supervisors Aster. Barton,
Burial, Campbell, Cedarburg, Fitzgerald,
Fisk, Goodlow, Hawthorne, Hollister,
Martin. McEniry, Ryder, Swanson, Trum-
bic and Weatherhead 49, Absent,
Supervis or Pearsoll lost
Supervisor Campbell moved as a substi.
tute that the sum of 500 be paid to each
of the following papers: Rock Island
Union Rock Island ARGUS, Rock Islander
and Moline Republican, provided they
, will publish said proceedings and furnish
; the necessary supplements. Supervisor
AsIer moved as an amendment that the
Nolks Zeitung be included at the same
3 rate The yeas and nays being called
resulted as follows: Yeas-Supervisor.
Aster, Barton and McEniry; 8. Nays
|, Supervisors Bowman. Burial, Campbell
Cederberg, Clarke, Fitzgerald, Fisk,
, Goodlow, Hawthorne, Heath, HOLSTER
; Martin. Ryder, Schneider, Schoonmaker
y Swanson, Titterington, Trumble ant
. Weathcrhead;; 10; absent Supervise
. Pcars0ll; amendment lost.
q The yeas and nays were then callet
) upon Supervisor Campbell's substitute
> and resulted as follows: Yeas-Supcrvisol
5 Burial, Campbell and Clarke-3. Nay
5 Supervisors Aster, Barton, Bowman
? Cederburg, Fitzgerald, Fisk, Goodlow
0 Hawthorne, Heath, Hollister, Martin
) McEniry, Ryder, Schneider, Schoonmaker
: Swanson, Titterington, Tumble ant
i Weatherhead-19 absent, Supervise
. Pearsol; substitute lost.
The yeas and nays were then calle'
upon Supervisor Heath's amendment tt
| the amendment, and resulted as follows
4 Yeas-Supervisors Bowman, Burial, Ce
derberg, Clarke, Hawthorne. Heath an,
Hollister-7. Nays-Supervisors Aster
e, Barton, Campbell, Fitzgerald, Fisk, Good
low, Martin, McEniry, Ryder, Schneider
& Shoemaker, Swanson, Titterington
% Trumble and Weatherhead-15 Absent
y Supervisor Pearsoll; amendment to th
= amendment lost.
,6 Supervisor Campbell moved as al
70 amendment to the amendment that III
g Rock Islander he paid the sum of Sl0t
g for publishing said proceedings AM
Is furnishing the necessary supplements
3 The yeas and nays being called, resulted
= as follows: Yeas-Supervisors Burial
% Campbell, Clarke, Fitzgerald and Ryder
% s. Nays--Supervisors Aster, Barton
% Bowman, Cederberg. Fisk, Goodlow
20 Hawthorne, Heath, Hollister, Martin, Nc
~ Entry, Schneider, Shoemaker, Swanson
- Ttterington, Trumble and Weatherhea
% III, Absent, Supervisor Pearsoll
90 amendment to the amendment lost.
sh m. 100 n,,I rnrrr rrnrn thnnn IN liz