The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-04-15
Board Of Super
vSOrS Meets.
Report OF Business Transacted at q
Session Held March 80.
Continued from Last Week.


have compared the amounts author
lied by the board of supervisors with
the orders drawn from October l, 1909,
to December 81, 1910, and find the
same to agree.
With the exception of the few errors
shown in this report, most of which oc-
Cured during the first three or four
months of Treasurer Tracy's first term,
the books and records in the treasurer's
Office have been carefully and correctly
kept, and the same are well adapted to
their uses.
! have suggested to Treasurer Kelsey
that he procure book for dividing the
tax collections of the auditor general,
similar to the one used to divide the
tax collections of the treasurer, and
have furnished him a draft or plan for
such book as think he requires.
! would also suggest that the treas
urer use a receipt book consecutively
numbered and so arranged that the or
iginal and duplicate receipt can be
made at the same time by using car
bon sheet, and that the treasurer file
with the county clerk duplicate re-
ceipt for all miscellaneous monies COL
lected by him.
! made a similar suggestion in my
last report and repeatit because have
been unable to find duplicate receipts
for all of the miscellaneous collections
of the treasurer. By using these re-
ceipts and filing them as suggested, all
collections of the treasurer can be
properly checked at any time.
In conclusion desire to say that the
clerk and treasurer have promptly rem
dered me any assistance or information
required.
Respectfully submitted.
J. A. DRESSER.
Accountant.
On motion of McKercher supported
by Maxey the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid. by the vote
following.
Ihling Bros. & Everard Co., legal
blanks, rubber baands, etc. s. 6 55
Doubleday Bros. & Co., seals. car
bon and typewriter paper, eye
lets and fasteners for pros. at
torney $8.75, desk $40 and
chair for sheriff SITS ......... SO so
]. H. Schults, primary election
notlceS. .................. ~
Richmond Backus & Co., 8 sets
of supplies for primary election
including pencils, sealing wax,
etc. ........... .......... -. 46 90
Matt Egerer, Is tier wood for
Jail at SITE ......... ...... rs 25
Bsraga Co. Publ. Co., stationery
furnished county officers during
Dec. 1910, list of qualified
teachers for school commission
er and court calendars. ...... AZ rs
Baraga Co. Journal, primary bal
lots, April election ballots and
1000 letterheads for clerk and
1000 env. for treas. ...... 81 SO
M. Voetsch, telephone tolls and
kilograms paid ......... 80. l 65
Kutchaw & McAlindon, 100 feet
heavy pipe and adjustable fit
tings and labor for railing on
court house steps ............ 81 80
Cohl Bros, clothing furnished H.
Andesson and Hedman by or
der of probate court. ...... 19 rs
Christian Almli, deputy sheriff,
bringing Chas. Nelson (insane)
from Pequaming 70 L'Anse Jail 80
d. P. Menard, team for supervis-
ors in Oct. 1910 rigs for sheriff
and bus fares for prisoners. :. 10 90
DR.. w. A. v Zellen, profession
al services for prisoners. ...... 90
The L'Anse Pharmacy, medicine
| for prisoners. s.................. i rs
Theodore Edwards, taking pic
lures of 2 prisoners, by order
| of sheriff f....,......... .... rs
j. B. Smith, go yards inoleum
for Jail, and tacks s........ 40 25
Paul Levigne, investigating case
of w. Homier and l.. Connor
at Boivin's camp ........... 3 90
A. B. Cosgrove, deputy sheriff,
fees and expense in jus. case % 1s
c. d. Shea, j. p, fees and ex-
pense in justice cases. ..... % SO
Peter Demgen, sheriff, 102 days
board of prisoners S76.50, 10
turkeys 81, fees and expense
in justice cases % 70 ...... .1O7 70
Charles Kelsey, postage and box
rent paid Sal. 60 and freight and
express paid $l9.78 .....,.... 81 3s
Village of L'Anse. electric lights
for jail for month of February sc
Jos. Kemp. hauling and furnish
ing ice for jail ...........,... s 2f
Doubleday Bros. s. Vol. delinquent
tax returns IS; binding vol