Telegram-herald., 1889-10-18

SesssraAs's Ssssios of ths Beara sf
s0Pors ksors.

At the morning session of the super
visors Yesterday considerable amount
ot routine business Was transacted.
Judge Perkins submitted a report
relative 70 q padded cell IN the jsl and
also ealle' attention 10 the law golng
into effect ia May. providing for the
appointment Of q commission hy the
Judge Of probate 10 look after the indi
gent residents oi the townships.
A petition from Orlando n. Petit.
asking fer the return OF excessive taxes
paid by him on q second wlrd gfooery.
vac referred 70 the committee on ro-
jeeted taxes
Supervisor Carlyle offered a resolu-
ton a. follows "IhaI the committee
on roads and bridges together with tie
prosecuting attorney be foqus stea 10
investigate az ca ANY rights relative 10
tne Kent county faf grounds. 80
called, direct of contingent, which may
have vesied Ia ihe county by reason
Ol anN former action hoy lts hoard of
supervisors Nith reference Thereto and
report to this board az Their early con-
venlencc." o. motion of supervisor
Sullivan the resolution was adopted.
Supervisor Walker moved shat the
election Oi q county superintendent ~
the poor a. succeed Asa ~. Moeeh,
whose term OF Office expires. BE- pun on
tho special order for "Wednesday.
Adopted Al aeJouInment Was Acn
taken.
The report OF the Executive Board
showed the recent Df - hlN..4 from
lhe sunofo-naie as-oclaiois uNilns tbe
year. he lii1l l-iouf su4ds ei lt"il+e
iuildelh ia lhe 0-aie e'iti iuuita
f't'.o9. iherf are l.le societies .. tiie
touhk people "Ao ihs ppi' SHOWS
'A"' iAt4 are lA Ia I. 'ii4i -i '''ui'i'A
ai.e ooiut eoru M'ih.
i"iioNihs the reports greetings were
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! hVN@iut 81 'ilo +" "'s'liili+s'ei ''N's
! tedliiI- Mis. 'oil4e9 Itsf f'iieto-
-, lu0 'loit oA iiie p' i''i 'i5i,A' 81
! nome NotA Wa suHi4i.t tie4 ~ alis- u
:. NoI'inol. l-asI year mere N@s a
uSncI IH 'he treasury OF f-'o---"-
Whlch was cared LOT al lhe cleveland
meeting ms year f"o.ooo y wanted
ana Micniga ls expected 10 DO her
snare ne various meetings. Nhich
come ~ilhin tue province oi the ae-
pailmehl We're reviewed al lenglA ana
an ehcouiag. "iuook reported.
ME-. l.. D. Iali Ieto an account OF
tne ioreign nliss-9n heidi MIS-. 4. 4.
IAiiler' returned missionary gave
an account OF 'hc WORK lh buiih"h
MIS-. I. Van II usan' oi Dctfoit' reviewed
the genera department ol missions ana
/ explained Ile various 2failcilesi heF. =.
II. u. flsher, ol japan, made snort
address, ana Mrs. Coniey mao . some
| remarks urging that more aiIenuon Toe
gwen 70 lhe lofeish WOIA'
Ihe committee On Nom nations tnen
recommended the selection OF these
ohceIs' ana the report WAS uilAA4-
mOusly adopted'
fTesldehl' MS. > ;: holhhes' OF pay
Cltyi Yce-presldent, Mrs. I. l.. Conlcy,
OF Detroit; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Ii. Swegles, OF II. johns; record
ing secretary, Mrs. ;. A. Beardslcy' OF
Detroit; director OF temple builders,
Mrs. '. V Patton, OF Lansing execu-
i've committee, MIS-. n. b. upper
Grand Rapids; Mrs }. NJ. Sweet, OF
lysAanu; Mrs. Nellie ;. Drew, Three
Oaks; Mrs. b; A; Waterman, Detroit;
MIS- IL. lamp, Delfol' ME- TleIson'
Detroit; Mrs > 9. Matthew's, Detroit Mrs.
Chatworthy, Adriahi Mrs. NJ -. brou-
son, Eaton kaplds; Mrs. hasAcli, De
troit; MIS-. /. B. horton, fhHadelpniai ;
Mrs. i. /. Leetc, Detroit.
The committee on enrolment re-
ported 100 delegates present, giving
then names and loeahon.