The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-02-26

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: of such prisoners shall be unarr tfsr
direction of the County Road Counnss
sioner constructing the road on zxsirs,
such prisoners are working. Sag
person shall receive as full cOmperazx
ton for looking after said prisMnr
and furnishing transportation rx
afo; esaid the sum of Four Dollars yss-
day while actually engaged in sGz.s-
service; which sum shall be paid on.
of the general fund of said Cprase;.
| Be it further Resolved, THIS .azv,
refractory prisoners or any posx1g
who shall refuse to work shall Sas ms-
turned to the County Jail and fasss9 ne
punished by the Sheriff by ssrx
placed in solitary confinement NJ.
bread and water until the praxazsrr
shall be willing to comply with Eis.
rules and regulations of the saiS 1snea-
if and Board of County Road Cssm.-
missioners.
And further Resolved, That sxsh
prisoners as perform such seTvnyx
shall receive from said County the x:gr
of Twenty Cents per day for gos5 ars-
havior to be paid by the County Hsxii
Commissioners of said County or 81
the general road fund; and furtS.N
provided that in case that any Of szz2
prisoners have destitute families "a
said County depending upon them s1r
support, which fact shall be eez-
titled to by the Supervisor OF Err
township or ward where the family NE.
sides, then said County shall pay x
said family of such prisoner asx
sum of One Dollar per day for sGsn
port out of the general road fus8 1E'
said County for each day such uipss.
oner is so employed.
Be it further Resolved, That t9m uEg-.
Grafton of this resolution shall be sEz:-
pended at any time that the CoIE1yESs-
tee on Roads and Bridges shall ~
wise the Sheriff of said County skzs%
in its, opinion it is not advantageous
to the County to continue the sa1ng
Be it further Resolved, That -..s.
members Of the Committee on REsfE
and Bridges shall receive $3.QS vsr
day each and mileage for serFsCgS
necessarily performed in carrying
into effect the provisions of this vgw-
luton. Provided, that said CornINkv
tee shall receive no compensation wy
services performed while the Bosre II
Supervisors is in session, nor SSr9
the amount Of compensation qsn!N
member of said Committee shah ~
ceive exceed $4,000 in any one yeHs
M. P. RANSOM,
ROLLA L. CHASE.
S. PIATT,
ComInigsy.s
On motion of Supr. Chase the uss,--
luton was accepted and adopttE dT
the following yea and nay vote, ozd3sr
for by the Chairman: Yeas-SSssr..
Braden, Corey, Curtis, Chase, Alsasa
Fillinger, Grove, Henry, Kebler, NJ
Mullen, Mccullough, Perry, PEasf+,
Ransom, Doan, Sprague, Stewart
Thomas, Taphouse, Vincent and Wsi
bur-21. Nays = Suprs. Colby aan
Kinsler-2.
Supr. Vincent from the Commi.ea
on Claims and Accounts, submittesS h
the Board the bill of Allan & HaESs&
for $4,000 for injury to horse u&TS
working on the County roads.
The motion Of Supr. Thomas 1ksks
a committee of three be appointed sy
the Chairman to investigate the IT,
jury to the horse owned by Asaar Mr
Hallock and report to this BoaiE, ysss
carried.
The Chairman appointed as s9Srs
committee, Suprs. Henry, Vincent .zer
Doan.
Supr. Wilbur from the ComInicee
on Settlement With the Caey-ry
Treasurer, submitted the following 20
port:
To the Honorable, the Board al Ss--
pervisors:
Gentlemen Your COMMITTEES III
Settlement with the County TFeas
urer would respectfully report as Ess-
lows:
We have compared all vouchers El~-
scented to us by said Treasurer asn
found them to agree with The esJS:sSs
and the Treasurer's report s& ag9a.
Board.
We have compared the TreasumsSE
report to this Board, with his ss.ssS;
to and including Dec. 31st, 1914, sssT
find them to be correct.
We have compared the orders 6zzI-sl
for expenditures with the stubs r.-
manning in the order books, ard s:1s
them to agree, and have cancelleS 81
such orders and stubs.
We have compared all bills for VT
chases presented to us by the TssEE-
urer, with his books, and find thas1 W
agree and have cancelled all zrr
bills and receipts.
We have compared all drain onsxn-
with the records in the Treasures 81
flee and find them to agree, and azz=c
all such orders and stubE n
to and including Dec. 31st, 1914
We have compared all orders rszSsx
by the Committee on Buildings aot
Grounds, all orders drawn OF Sts
County Poor fund, all orders draws ct.
the soldiers relief fund, all OrIscr
drawn on the sparrow fund, and al