Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-22
THE COUNTY SOLONS.
special December Session of the
Board OF supervisors Official
Proceedings.

supervisor DOWfnhu- cuhiTHtu, pTeSlulHb.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
The clerk laid before the board a
communication from Mrs. Mary w. Bee
By, which was on motion of Supervisor
Aster. referred to Overseer of Poor Koch
with instructions to use his discretion in
the matter.
Supervisor Campbell moved that that
portion of the fees and salaries report re-
lating to the rejection of the claim of
Thos. Fuller be rescinded. Carried.
Supervisor Campbell moved that the
claim of Th1s. Fuller for 81 so be allow
ed. Carried.
Supervisor Campbell offered the fol
lowing resolution, which on motion Was
received and adopted:
"ResolUed That the COMMITTEE on
public expenditures confer with the cir
cult Judge in relation to fixing the num-
Der of deputies that each county officer is
entitled to and report at the next meeting
of this board
The committee on public expenditures
submitted the following report, which
on motion was received and adopted;
Your committee on public expenditures
claims would report that they have ex
amined all claims presented before them,
and recommend the payment of the fol
lowing, aud that the clerk be directed TO
issue orders for the several amounts to
the several claimants, to.wit: j. 5
Blakemore, S125; Thos. F. Cary, S33 TO-
Your committee would recommend that
10 all future cases when a stenographer
is employed, to consult the committee on
public expenditures in regard to employ
ing stenographer, and that the states
attorney and judges of the circuit court
be informed of the action of this board
C.. ENGEL WM. s. PARKS,
q. c. HARTMAN. Committee.
Supervisor Fitzgerald moved that the
sheriff be allowed for livery hire the
same amount as was allowed the sheriff
last year and upon the same conditions.
Action on above motion was deferred IN
til afternoon on the request of Super
visors Murphy, Campbell and GoodIow.
Supervisor Peterson moved that the com
mittee on public expenditures be author
iZed to place telephone in the treas
urer's Office. Supervisor Appelquisl
moved as an amendment that the CONS
mit:ee be instructed TO remove the tel~
ephone from the states attorneys office
TO the treasurers- Supervisor Peterson
accepted the amendment. Supervisor
Campbell moved as an amendment to
the motion as amended that the matter
be lett to the discretion of the committee
on public expenditures. Amendment car
RED, The original motion as amended
was then voted upon and carried.
Supervisor Campbell moved that the
bill of Mary and Robert WEIGH be taken
from the table. Lost.
Supervisor Engel moved that the
action of the board in rejecting the bill
of d. VI. Lambert be now rescinded The
yeas aud nays being called resulted as
follows:
Yeas Campbell, GhamDerlin, Engel,
Gould, GrenelI, Hartman HOLSTER, Muir
ply, Noah Peterson, Walker. Kerns and
Eliott-13
Nays -Aster, hppelluist. Fitzgerald,
Daley. Foster, Norton. Parks, Rosenfeld.
Sell and Bowman-10 Carried.
The bill of d. NJ Lambert for SIS, be q.
ing before the board on the motion of
Supervisor Fitzgerald to reject, Super>
visor Murphy moved as an amendment
that the claim be allowed at S37 80 pro
vidlng the receipts to the county IN full
for his claim. Supervisor Aston moved
as an amendment to the amendment that
tine claim be allowed at So. providing he
accepts and receipts to the county in full
Of his claim the yeas aud nays being
colled resulted as follows:
Yeas Supervisors Aster, Appelqnist,
Campbell, Chamberliu, Engcl, Guodlow
and Walker
Nays-Dailey, Elliot. Fitzgerald, Eos.
ter, Gould, GIpneIl, Hoilster, Murphy
Noah, Norton, Parks, Peterson, Rosen.
field, Sell, Kerns and Bowmau-lG
Amendment TO the amendment lost.
The yeas and nays were then called OF
the amendment aud resulted as follows
Campbell. Chamberlin. Engel
Murphy aud Kerns-5
Nays Aster, Appelquist. Daley, Ell
liott, Fitzgerald, Foster, GOodlow, Gould
Grenell. HoIlister, Noah, Norton. Park ;,
Peterson, RosentieId Sell. Walker ant
Bowman-lS. Amendment lost.
The yeas and nays were then called Oh
the motion of Supervisor Fitzgerald Il
reject the bill and resulted as follows:
Yeas-Aster, Appelouist Chamberlin
Daley, Fitzgerald, Foster, GoodIow,
Hoilister. Noah, Norton, Parks, Peterson
Rosenfield, Sell, Walker and Bowman
16.
Nays-Campbell, Engel, Gould, Gren
ell. Murphy and Kerns-6. Carried
The motion OF Supervisor Fitzgerald
IN relation to sherlff's livery. on which
action was deferred, was next taken up
Supervisor Campbell moved to lay OF
the table. The yeas and nays bcin!
called resulted as follows;
Yeas-Campbell, DALEY, Goodlow
Hollstcr. Murphy and Bowman
Nays-Aster. Appelguist, Chamber
lin. Elliott. Engel, Fitzgerald, Foster
Gould, Grenell, Hartman, Noah, Norton
Parks. Peterson, Rosenfeld, Sell. Walker
and Kerns-1S. Lost.
The yeas and NAYS were then called OF
lows
Yeas-Aster, Appelquist. Campbell
Chamberlin, Daley Elliott, Engel
Fitzgerald, Foster. Goodlow, Gould
GreneIl. Hartman, Hollister, Murphy
Noah, Norton. Parks. Peterson, RGsen
field. Sell, Walker, Kerns and Bowman
"a
Nays-None Carried.
Supervisor Daley moved to allow tn,
sheriff 40 cents per day for feeding eac
prisoner for the ensuing year. Super
visor Fitzgerald moved as an amendmen
to allow the sheriff 50 cents per day TO
feeding each prisoner for the ensuing
year. The yeas and hays being called
resulted as follows:
Yeas-Aster, Appelquist, Chamberlin
Elliott, Engel, Fitzgerald, Foster. Gren
ell, Hartman. Hollister, Noah, Norton
Parks. Peterson. Rosenfeld, Kerns anC
Bowm9n-17.
Navs-Eamnhp1l DALEY Goodlor