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iions as he may deem advisable 10 insure
the more complete compliance with the
law governing The returning and SUN
moning of jurors for attendance in the
circuit courl.
On MOTION of Supervisor Johnson the
preamble aud resolution were accepted
and adopted.
On m"tion of Supervisor Baldwin the
Board adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing M half part nine O'clock.
Counitrsigned, A. T.. RICHARDS,
Letter j. KENNEy, Chairman.
Deputy Clerk.
CORUNNA, Jan. 18th, 1891.
At an adjonrned ~ ssion of the Bard
Of Supervisors continued aud held at The
cont house in the City of COrunna, on
SATURDAY.. the seventeenth day ofJanuary
A. ID. $50 f.
Board called to order by the chairman.
Roll called by the Clerk. Present -Su
pervisors Baldwin, Cooper, Rudolph Col.
by, William l.. Colby, Chamberlain,
Goodel, A w. Green, ID. b. Green,
HorSman, Henderson. Johnson, jacobs,
Jarrad, Mason, Myers, Osourn, Putnam,
Richards, Shaltuck, Shannon and Wing.
Minutes of yesterdays meetings read
anu approved.
Super visor O-burn moved that the &C
tion of the b. ard taken yesterday rela-
tive To The cancellation and filing away
Of old orders be reconsidered
Mhich motion prevailed.
SUPERVISOR Osburn moved that the
committee on settlement with the Coun-
~ Treasurer he instructed 10 cancel all
contingent orders now remaining upon
the order books in the Clerks Office and
uncaled for, which are six years old or
older, and that the Clerk file the same
away for safe keeping, which motion
prevailed.
The chairman announced the hour for
the special order of business, viz: the
consideration of the account of Kenney
and Beard for issuing chancery subp9-
mas.
On motion of Supervisor Johnson the
account was taken from the table.
On motion of supervisor Baldwin the
account WAS laid on The table until the
June session of 1891 OF said Board.
Supervisor Rudolph Colby moved that
the action of the Beard taken yesterday
in The matter of the petition of Josiah
Thompson be reconsidered. Which mo-
ton prevailed. -,-..
On motion of Supervisor Osburn the
said petition was made the special order
of business this afternoon at 2 O'clock.
On motion of Supervisor Jacobs the
Board took a recess until this afternoon
at one o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION, Jan. II, 1891.
Board called to order ny chairman.
Roll called by Clerk. Quorum present.
Supervisor Baldwin from the commit
tee on claims and accounts submitted to
the Board for their consideration without
recommendation the account of &. II.
Mclean, at the sum of $47.75.
Supervisor Baldwin moved that the
account be allowed at the sum of $47.75
as claimed. Supervisor Horsman moved
All amendment to the motion of Super
visor Baldwin that the account be allow
ed at the sum of forty dollars, which
prevailed
The question then recurring upon the
the original motion of Supervisor Bald
win az amended to allow the account at
$40. Which motion was carried.
Supervisor Jacobs submitted the fol-
lowing report.
To the Honorable the Board of Supervi-
sors:
Your committee on Justices, Consta-
bles and Coroners' claims and accounts,
would respectfully submit the following
as their report recommending the allow
ance of the same Us gwen below, and
that the Clerk be authorized to draw
orders for the same
Claimed Allowed
George M. Colby, constable $l5.35 $500
w f JACOBS,
+. b. PUTNAM,
HENRY MERRILL,
Committee.
On motion of Supervisor A. w. Green,
the report was accepted and adopted.
Supervisor Goodell from the commit
Tee ON settlement with the County Treas
urer submitted the following report viz:
To the Honorable the Board Of Supervi
sors:
Your committee on settlement with
the County Treasurer respectfully report
that We have discharged the duty i'm
posed upon us. We have compared all
the vouchers presented TO us by said
Treasurer with the balance sheet, and
find them to agree in every particular
We have compared the book account
kept by the County Clerk with said
Treasurer with the debit items in the
ledger of the Treasurer and find them to
i'm every respect.
We have also footed the several items
contained in the report made by the
County Treasurer TO this Board, and find
the footing 10 be correct as reported.
We have also compared all orders pre-.
scented to us as vouchers for expenditures
with the stubs remaining in the order
books, from which said orders were
drawn, so far as we could find the stubbs,
and find them to correspond with said
stubs, and we have cancelled the stubs
30 compared. We here present to the
Board for its disposal the orders submit
ted To us ON said settlement. We have
also under the direction of the Board
cancelled eighty-three orders that we find
in the order books of the county which
are SIX years old and more, and haye ia
ken them out of said order books and
delivered them to the Clerk of the coun.
ty for safe keeping. The stubs of drain
orders No 402I. dated Aug. 20, 1887, for
IS. 80, and No. 1900, dated Oct. 20, 1889,
for 1925, have not been cancelled, be-
cause of our inability to find the stub
BOOKS from which said orders were ta-
ken.