The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-22
THE COUNTY SOLONS.
Special March Term OF the Board OF
SuperyisOrs.--Offieial Pro-
eeedings.
Eighth day Continued)

the foregoing report be allowed Tor Tue
several amounts, viz: Thos. Campbell
So. 70; j. E. Wray So 10; John Barton
SO. 20; and D. NJ. Martin $3.50. The
yeas and nays being called resulted as
follows:
Yeas Bowman, Cozad, Elliott, Fisk,
Heath, Hollister, Noah, Norton. Ryder,
Smart. Swanson, Werlich, Walker and
Dailey.-l4
Fays- Burial, Fitzgerald and Good
low-3
neutrality-suspicious. Harwood, Mar
tin, Wray and Trumble. Carried
The committee on poor submitted the
following report which on motion was
received and adopted:
Your committee on poor claims would
beg leave to report that they have exam
ined all claims presented before them,
and recommend the payment of the fol-
lowing, and that the clerk be directed to
issue orders for the several amounts TO
the several claimants, to wit:
Hampton-Mrs. Mary Guckert, S22.>
%; IL 0. Norton. So. 1875 60.
Rock Island Emma Bassett, $l3
Buffalo Prairie-John B. Fowler,
soc.
Coal Valley-D. L. Edwards. So so.
Total allowed, SASH
The bill of Mrs. James Biggard your
committee would refer back to the board
for consideration. c. B. FISK,
S. E. GooDLow,
THos. SMART,
JAS. CozAD,
Committee.
Supervisor Fitzgerald moved that the
bill of Mrs James Biggard be allowed
Supervisor Swanson moved as an amend
ment that the bill be allowed at the rate
of 81 per week instead of So. as charged
in the bill. Supervisor Fitzgerald nc
cepted the amendment The yeas and
nays were then called on the motion as
amended and resulted as follows:
Yess-Campbcll. Fitzgerald, Smart and
SWANSON.
Nays Barton, Bowman, Burial Co.
z4d. Elliott. GOodlow, Heath, Hollister.
Martin, Noah, Norton, Ryder, Werlich,
Walker Wray and Dailey-16.
Absent Harwood and Trumble
Lost.
Supervisor Cozad, of the committee on
fees and salaries, made a verbal report
recommending the allowance of the fol
lowing claims and that orders be issued
to the parties named for the several
amounts, viz: Evan Swain, So 10; n
g. Tyrrell, SlT9 90; Catherine Whitfield,
ST. and James Williams 80 cents.
Supervisor Fitzgerald moved that the
report be received and adopted Car
ried
Supervisor Heaths motion to allow
the remainder of $40 on the bill of Dr.
j. Huyett was then taken up. The
yeas and nays being called resulted as
follows;
Yeas-Barton, Bowman, Campbell Coz
ad, Health.
Burial, Elliott, Fisk, Fltz-
gerald, Goodlow, Hollister, Martin,
Noah, Norton, Ryder, Smart, Swanson,
Trumble, Werlich, Walker, Wray, DALEY
IL.
Absent Harwood. Lost
Thereupon Supervisor Heath gave
notice to the board for Dr. j. Huyett of
his resignation as poor farm physician,
Supervisor Werlich moved that the fol
lowing proposition Of DR.. j. Huyett to
the committee on poor farm be spread
upon the record and placed on file, which
was carried
ITO the Hon. Poor House Committee.
Gentlemen: respectfully submit to
your consideration, a proposition 10
attend the paupers at the county poor
farm tor the ensuing year as physician
for SO per visit or 800 for the year
Provided that if Mr.. Robertson has any
choice other than myself, then count me
out, as under such circumstances |
would hot have it at all at any price
Very respectfully, J. HUYETT, NJ d.
Milan, Thursday, May IA, 1885.
Supervisor Smart moved that if Dr.
j. Huyett wishes to resign that he be re.
qucsted to present his resignation in writ
ing to the board or the poor farm commit
tee. Carried
Supervisor Noah's motion to receive
and place on file the report of the com,
mittee on poor farm investigation was
then taken up. Supervisor Martin
moved as an amendment that the report
be received and adopted, and Supervisor
Noah accepted the amendment Super,
visor Burial moved that, before actor
be taken on the motion, the stenograph
ers report in the case of the People '
Samuel Robertson in the citcuit court be
read, or such portions thereof as may be
called for by members Of the board Car,
RED
Pending the reading of the testimony
the board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 8 O'Clock.
NINTH DAY.
March 19-Board met pursuant to ad
journment. Present all the members ex-
cept Supervisor Trumble. Minutes o
yesterdays proceedings read and APP
proved.
The committee on attachments sub
mltted the following report which OF
motion was received and adopted:
J our committee to whom was referred
the petitions for attachments would sub
init the following report:
We would recommend the abatement:
specified with each of the following
named parties respecting for the reason
the assessors have certified that the as
sessments were made in error.
e. D. Dickinson, abate 1885 of assessed
value of lot /, block 81, Old Town o.
Moline.
Ii. i. Pierce, abate ard cancel assess
ment as lands of lot and IS feet of lo
2, block l, Sweeney & Jackson's addition
to Moline.
John Koloff, abate $50 of the assessed
value of the e of lot 2, block 6. in Bal
ley DaveDport's I'd addition to Rock Isl
and.
Unknown, abatc $50 of the assessed
value of the W of lot 2, block 6, in Bal
ley Davenport's second addition to Rocl
Island
+. Z. Crompton, abate $50 from tn,
assessed value of the swi nwi Sec IL, IS
Be.
James M. Parker, abate SO of tax OF
sec. 30, 10, Be and that the clerk issue al
order therefor the same To no deduc taf