Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-17
THE COUNTY BOARD.
Proceedings of the Regular July Term
Official Record.
FIFTH DAY-CoNTINUED.

consideration. supervisor Mckin-
ley moved that the assessment of
said Davenport & Rock Island Street
Railway company, as made by the as
SCISSOR of Moline, be left as made.
Supervisor Schneider moved as an
amendment that said assessment be
reduced to $1,000 per mile of track.
The ayes and nays being called for on
the amendment resulted as follows:
Ayes-Case, Fitzpatrick, Hasson,
Lamont, Mctzgar, Peterson, Powell,
Schafer, Schneider. Schoonmaker.
Titterington-11.
Noes-Armstrong, Britton, Cralle,
Ford, Goodrich, jenkins, Mckinley,
Lees, Oberg, Swank, Vinton, Wilson,
-12. Amendment lost.
Whereupon the yeas and nays
were called for upon the original
motion and resulted as follows:
Ayes-Armstrong, Britton, Cralle,
Ford, Goodrich, Junkins. Mckinley,
Lees, Oberg, Swank, Vinton, Wilson
-12.
Noes-Fitzpatrick, Hasson, La
mont. Metzgar, Peterson, Powell,
Schafer, Schneider. Schoonmaker.
1itterington-11. Original motion
carried.
The petition of the Moline Central
Street Railway company, which was
referred back to the board, now came
up for consideration, and Supervisor
Jenkins moved that the assessment
on that portion of the said road on
which I rail is used, be reduced to
81, 200 per mile. Supervisor Case
moved as substitute that that por-
ton of the track of said Moline Cen
trail Street Railway company on
which tram rail is used be assessed
at 81, 800 per mile, and that part on
which T rail is used be assessed at
$1,000 per mile. The ayes and nays
being called for resulted as follows:
Ayes Britton, Case, Carey, Has
son, Lamont, Metzgar, Lees, Peter
son. Powell, Schafer, Schneider, Sin
nett, SHOEMAKER, Titterington-14.
Noes--Armstrong, Cralle, Fitz-
patrick, Ford, Goodrich, jenkins,
Mckinley. Oberg, Swank, Vinton,
Supervisor Britton moved to re-
consider the vote taken one the petit
ton for abatement of the Davenport
& Rock Island street railway. Car
ried.
Supervisor Schafer moved to re-
duce the ssessmentment on said
Davenport Il Rock Island Street Rail-
way company in Moline to 81 800 per
mile. Supervisor Armstrong moved
as substitute to reduce said assess
ment to $l,S00 per mile. The ayes
and nays being called for on the sub
stitute resulted as follows:
Ayes-Armstrong, Jenkins, Vim
tons.
Noes-Britton, Case Carey, Cralle,
Fitzpatrick, Ford, Goodrich. Hasson.
Lamont. Metzgar, Mckinley, Lees,
Oberg. Peterson, Powell, Schafer,
Schneider. Sinnett, Schoonmaker,
Swank. Titterington, Wilson-22.
Substitute lost.
Whereupon Supervisor Schafer's
mo tion to reduce the assessment of
the Davenport & Rock Island Street
Railway company in Moline to $1,000
per mile was voted upon and carried
The potion of St Anthony's hos
pital now came up for consideration.
Supervisor Schoonmaker moved to
abate the assessment on the ST. An
thongs hospital situated on the top
of the bluff on Thirtieth street. in
what is known as the old Dimick
property Carried
Supervisor Schneider moved to
suspend the rules and to allow the
bill of Mr.. Cederberg ct $1,000. Car
ried.
Supervisor Hasson moved that the
county clerk be instructed to notify
the Drury toll road inspectors of
their appointment as such and to ask
for an answer and submit the same
to the next meeting of the board
Carried.
Supervisor Schoonmaker moved to
suspend the rules and allow the bill
of Supervisor Armstrong at S7.SO for
committee work. Carried.
The committee on public expendi-
lures to whom was submitted the
laying OF the sidewalk on west and
south side of Court House square
submitted the following report,
which on motion, was received and
adopted.
Your committee on public expendi-
lures wonld submit the following re-
port: After Investigating the matter
OF sidewalks would report that the
assessment on the north side of
Third avenue is $2S9.54. the probable
cost of brick would be $205S0. of
tile $3.50, of stone, Gilfillen quality.
from two-and-a-half to 3 inches
thick S512, all of above to be eight
feet wide.
On the east side of Fourteenth
street, which is a 6-foot walk the
assessment is $219.29, the probable
cost of brick is $153.60, stone $34. 80,
and tile $3.50 40
We would further recommend that