The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-07-16
| SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS
SPECIAL July TERM. A. D. 1885.
(oficial Report.)

SECOND DISCONTINUED.

The clerk submitted the following re-
| port which on motion was received and
| adopted, and the clerk directed to issue
| orders for the several amounts to the per-
sons names therein:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors: | hereby certify
that the following is list of the judges
and clerks of the judicial election, held
June /, 1885. and that they are entitled to
the amounts set opposite their respective
names. r. A. DONALDSON,
/ County Clerk.
Cordova-C B Fisk Sla SO, ] vanderburg 6, {
| A Poilllps 6, Walter Pidcock 6, ID Zimmerman q.
Coe-L Pearsall IL TO- Mccall t. r G Hollis
ter 6, j McRoberts O. James Chrsty 6.
| Canoe Creek--D NJ Martin II 80, James A Lip
hardt 5, Henry Virgins g. L WOODBURY. s, J NJ
Zuma-John Noah II, A A Wells 6, Jesse l
Cox 6. Benz Fay q, M } McEniry 6.
eaPort Byron & HOLSTER II, Z H johnson g. {
S Hunt &, c c Trent q, Geo Dodge q.
| Hampton No j. K M Mitchell 10 Co. William
Scherschel 6, c St Claire, II 5 shurtleff g. Gu'
Hampton No a--D A weatherhead 10 %, clarl
Corbin q, George Crawford 8, Edward Stoehr q
| James Corbin q.
Hampton No Henry Clark 8, Henry Hardy
10 90, Harry Tracy6, William Edelman 6. Geo
l U.
South Moline No &c P Ryder so, c II Beding
6, A MeBurney 6, Geo W Parker o, carey 4
| Grinnell Q.
south Moline No2-Joseph Smith G. II o Bog
CESS 6, W c Wilson 6, Josiah G Heck 50, David
| kelso g.
Moline-S Mccoy $40, Jno Strombeck 10 30
A G swanson 10. Peter Killing =, Harry Aims
worth d, Hjalmar Kohler 10 80, l. Cralle 10
Chasiy Carlson 10, L MADDEN 5, Il Il Mckeevel
8, d Holt ID 80 j Oakleaf 10, j M Elmsted
10, Conrad g. & Il eeesler 6, Henry Niericf
ID 40, c c Waters 10, A Lofgren 10, Nell c Fol
lett d, l. Il Fiske 6,M Miles 10, JAS McCord 10 81
e q Cornwall 10, IL Schadet t, n L Tyrrell 6.
Rock Island-Chss Engel S1S 10, Robert Otto 10
II . Warren 10, Alex Calhoun 8, Alfred Coyne 6
rhos Thornton 10, " Ii Pierce ., G Copp s, L
Schnitger ID 10, W retitt 6, W j Cundid &, W l
Cochran 10, z Schlemmer 10 10, c p Ilengstler 10
Arthur Burial q, q Bromley8 j Aster IL TO- ID /
Kreli 10, w IL Whitman 10, B A kimbal 3, Emil /
Zlegler +, Dan DAILY 1910, Montgomery 10 j
Reldy 10, q W Reangh 4, Frank Wheelan d, JohI
| Condor ID 10. Jno Atkinson 10, VIM McCoache 10
Peter Frey 10, j N Hardy 6,J II Kerr 10, IL II Hol
land IL 10, e Larkin TO- Nm Brooks ., Geo Dodg,
Campbn 50 20, Joseph + Cooper 6, VIM 1
Lyon q, W 5 Gardner 6, Henry IL Sears q, W
| Heath 3 50, j Z Johnston 6, Jno : Smith &, L
Brown 6, Il b Olmshead 4, John Barton 10 20, Wn
Adams d. Robt W Battersby &, l. Barton 6, l
| Martin g. Stephen f Goodlow 10 So John War
| mock 6, John A BOsold 4. Adam Polling 6. John I
IWilson6, Hugh Walker . 30, W.T. johnson g. Rob
5 ert Mofftt q, l. Freeburg G. A Ii Latin g. N Sher
, wood6 W A Hubbard 10 a. Joseph KEEL &, Jane
Tay Tor 1. o W Baughton Z, James Cozad 10 90, Jo
: | seph Asquith g. James Harness d, John Cir
ton 4, VIM II Schriver 8, L Ii Bowman 10 20, Joh
< IIonston 4, Frank Brusso &, w Smith d, j |
Britton 6, Elliott II 40, Phillip Fuhr o, John
! Bruner &, A j Whitney e. Chas Titterington Jr
p John wray Il 60, Silss Drury 6, Frank p Gillet
6, j A Underwood Z, James q Britton q.
S The following named persons are en-
titled to the amounts set appropriate Il
. their respective names, for FASTING cleo
ton notices:
) Fisk 50, l. Pcarsall g. NJ Martin B.
4 Moan 3, n HOLSTER 3, IL Norton g. c Ryde
), Henry Werlich ), John Aster 3, Thhmas Cam
!, | bell 3, W l. Heath 3, John Barton 3. stephen
Goodlow 3, Hugh Walker 3 Dr Jas Cozad 3. l.
c Elliott 3. John + Wray 3.
The following amounts are due fO
rent of polling places:
c B Fisk S., l. 5 Pearsan 5, d NJ Martin 5, Jno
n | Noah :, n HOLSTER, 3, Ii o Norton Is c X
der 10, Henry Werlich -, John AsIer IS, Thomd
d Campbell 5, W l. Heath 5, John Barton 5,
Il | Goodlow 3, Hugh Walkers. DR. JAS Cozad To- DIR
u Bowman 5, l. c Elliott ), Jno WrAy 3.
}. The following amounts are due 70
canva ssing the returns:
y S. f. Cooke 81, Robert Bennett a.
: supervisor Norton submitted the fol
lowing resolution:
I'll WHEREAS, There seems to be SON
HuGollbuS as w ltlG tIlCCl vi Tue IGSpll
i ton adopted by this board at formC
i session in regard to the collection {
n clerks and sherilf's fees in advance
n Therefore be it
Resolved, That the clerks in the circu
and county courts and sheriff be instruc
Il ed to report to the board at this sesSiO
lie the earnings and receipts of their respet
70 tive offices from the time said resolutic
went into effect, to the first day of Jul
y 1885, also report the amount of fee
earned and received during the corre
pOnding period for the years of 1888 an
~ 1894.
Supervisor Werlich moved the adoptiC
of the foregoing resolution. Carried.
ID Supervisor Campbell moved that Il
ID clerk be instructed to notify the circu
- clerk and sheriff to make reports in a
cordance with the foregoing resolution.
The committee on public expenditure
r submitted the following report which {
A motion was received and adopted
10 Your committee on public expenditur
:, would beg leave TO report that they e.
y amined all claims presented before the
ne and recommend the payment of the fo
l. lowing, and that the clerk be directed
nj issue orders for the several amounts
the several claimants to wit. Coal Vail,
y Mining Co $2556O. Weyerhauser
Denkman 50 0S, Electric Light Co. 8
5 Sutcliffe & Sons As, Charles Fiebig rs
Y M. Yerbury 1890, Rock Island Gas c.
1876, Martin W. Archer SO; total 1854
III 80.
Id All of which is respectfully submitted
ny E. II. BOWMAN,
mo- JOHN BARTON,
q THOMAS SMART,
Committee.
he Supervisor Werlich moved suspense
ID of the rules to allow the reading of bill
IN Bills of a miscellaneous character we
read and referred TO the proper commi
AL tees.
n Supervisor Ryder moved that the boa
n, visit the Poor Farm next Friday Supe
visor Swanson moved as an amendme
that the board visit the Poor Farm t
morrow, "wednesday Supervisor CT
10 Fad moved as an amendment to 4
amendment that the board visit the Pc
ne Farm next Thursday. Carried. T.
of amendment as amended was then vot
4 upon and carried. The original motion
bo amended was then voted upon and ca
ried.
en- Board adjourned until O'Clock tome
I'D row morning.
or THIRD DAY.
s. July 15-Board met pursuant to a
bo journment. Present all the members e
" cept Supervisor Pearsol. The charm
W being absent. Supervisor Werlich was
an motion elected chairman pro TEN. Mi
al utes of yesterdays proceedings read a
no approved. The committee on miscell
neous claims submitted the following
III port which on motion was received a
lily adopted.
I'd Your committee on miscellaneo
nv claims would beg leave to report that tn
have examined all claims presented /
&c fore them, and recommend the payne
= r Al. II. a n