Telegram-herald., 1891-11-25

Drs1s 0ktobsr 80. 1851.
Tia Dear3 - DnD1Rv,sors net pursa-
ant 70 zdloornu1ot nd v.s called 70
order by tho cboismen-
Ron ssflol- Qnoeun present
The nsunsso - yenasrdAy's proceed
ings usrs rsad nn1 improved
The foIIowine rsport wzs made. and
on motsoa of Ny. Gmmons the sAme
va adopteds
"a rss aoasrsbss Board Q. Supervisors Of
ths eoaat3 81 Ksnt
Your cOmmitts sEo whom
wss referred ths communicaIon OF Dr.
Dishrow IN reistion - appointing DR..
Miller ~ his deputy 10 perform tne
dut.ss Of eooasy physicl2n, nave bad
the same under consideration, and your
committee are Of ne opinion thai Dr.
Disbrow hss not the power TO MAKE
permanent appointment, and as hs u
BeAident OF the cry ana able 20 per-
form the services hsmself. "a per con-
tract with this Board. We would recon-
nsnd that hs De required to perform
aid services according TO his contract.
Allof which Is respectfully submitted,
SIMON SULLIVAN,
Il. IL. GnL,
Joax BxSJAaIs,
COMMITTEES.
Tho following report was read aud
on motion OF Mr. Sullivan the same
was adopted:
To the Hoaossbls Beard Of supers orr Of
Kent County,
Gentlemen-Your special committee
20 whom was referred the matter of
salaries Of Deputy Game and Fish
wardens. have had the rame under
consideration and herewith report, that
IN our opinion the total amount of
money TO be paid by the county TO said
Deputy wardens should not exceed
one hundred dollars. and Va would
recommend that the said Deputy War
dsns shall receive ~ per day for said
services necessarily performed and not
to exceed fifty day services for all
Deputies so acting. The number of
Depu.ies to be Discretionary With the
State Game Warden.
respectfully submitted.
III. III. HAyESs,
JOHN FEHsESFELD,
c. II. SMITH,
Committee.
The following report was read. and
on motion Of Mr.. Gould the same was
adopted:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of
Kent CounTy:
Gentlemen - Your committee TO
whom Vas referred the matter of max
ing complete, the List Of agents for the
burial Of deceased INDECENT soldiers,
sailors and marines in Ken. County,
have had the same under CONSIDERS
hon snd would recommend that the
following men set - such agents:
Ada-D. NJ Winters.
Aiplns-Johnson 4. Saur.
Algoma-Chas. F. Sears.
1ovns-Wayns Pardss.
nyron-Rsubsn Haynes.
Ohl61onis--AbEam II. Mcneil.
= -canson-vsllentine Beach.
Csses. .is-Chss. =. Holt.
Couxsland-WiIlism Johnson.
Gainis-Harlsn Hendrick.
6sond Rspsds- s-Jonn E. Spaldins.
oga&tan-Aaron Norton.
1owsll-E- B. Huxley.
Nelson-Hsnfy Whitney.
oAkfsld- Havens.
IAsis-warrsn Goodell.
1l1innsid--A. D. Plumb.
oofon-L- Mcknight Sellers
sparta Arthur A. Place.
Gpencef--John woIverton.
Tyrone Martin D. Gardner.
verysnnes-Edward L. Bennett.
WsIxsF--C. w. Rislng.
Wyoming-Loren Day.
First wzrd--Freslng w. Gray.
second wsrd-M Malcolm NJ. Moore.
Third war1-Solon w. Baxter.
Fourth Nard--T. c. Putnam.
Fifth wsrd-John Dale.
sixtn wart-J. II. Anderson.
Seventh vSrd--Andrew Doyle.
Eighth ward-Louis l.. Lsunierre.
Ninth ward. 8. Carpenter.
Tenth wsrd-frsnk II. Gill.
Respectfully submitted,
w. %. FRosT.
n. ID. EMxoSs,
III. II. HAvExs.
Committee.
The Committee on Finance made the
following report, and ON motion of Mr..
Roberts the same wss adopted.
20 the Honorable Beard Of Supervisors Of
Kent County:
Gentlemen Your COMMITTEES on
Finance. TO whom with the City Treas
urer VAS referred the matter of the
City Treasurer Of the city Of Grand
Rapids furnishing bond to the county
for the faithful performances Of hi.
duties in the custody and payment OF
nnoneys. FOR whicn he has toiaecount 70
the County Treasurer. wsGld repor,
that the matter 10 provided for IN the
amended charter ef The city Of Grand
1apads OF 1891, Title s, Section 3, which
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