The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-27

Tor resulted = follows:
Ayes-Supesvioosa Ackerlind. An
derscn. Befsetius. Buck. -Beranek.
Benson AEnfsldt. Eberling. First.
Hendren, Hofer, Johnson. Kelly.
Liptpn, ncNeh1ey, Mitchell, Mich
ols, Moth, Opdycke. Schave,
Schafble, Stroehle, Titterington.
Willke, II. O. Washburn, Wilkey.
Frank, Watson and Yolton-28.
Nays-None.
Report adopted.
The Judiciary committee present
ID the following report, which, up
ON motion. was received and adopt
Cd.
Rock Island, ILL.,. Sept. "a. 1870.
To the Board OF supervisors Of
Rock Island County. Rock Is
land County, ILL.,.
Gentlemen: Pursuant to inStruc-
i tons Of the Board Of Supervisors.
the judiciary committee Of the said
board respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report:
In re: The claim Of the Rock Is
land Board Of Education relatively
to its share of the taxes collected
from the South Rock Island Special
Charter School District, We ind the
same correct with the exception
| that the same should be $122.55 in
stead Of $1S2.54. We base our con-
clusion Upon an excerpt taken from
Section IL of IAN ACT TO lncor-
porate Rock Island District School"
which reads as follows:
THE tax so levied by the said
/ board of education shall be assess
ed and collected in the same man
ner and at the same time and by the
same officers as state taxes are as
sessed and collected within the lin
its of said district, and the pro-
ceeds paid to the treasurer of said
board of education, after deducting
therefrom one-half the percentage
allowed for assessing and collecting
state taxes"
We therefore recommend that a
county order be issued for the said
sum of $122.55.
/ In re: The proposition of fixing
the pay Of the judges and clerks OF
elections.
We submit herewith a telegram
received from Edward j. Brunuage,
Attorney General OF the State OF
Illinois, which We believe covers
the point in question.
2, Cil:li naaM OI ouNrvisOrs, Rock Is.
! laid, IiL.
| Statute as amsndea by last legis-
lature nxes pay OF judges and
Clerks of eleclion In counties OF
nrst and second class at six dollars
per day and PROVIDES that election
snail constitute out one LAY cus.Cm
LAS been 10 allow Jucge VINO 0e.ls-
ers returns 10 county C-erk pay tor
extra day but Questionable UNDER
statute as AMENDED.
EDWARD J. BRUNDAGE,
Attorney General.
I Respectfully submitted,
JOHN Upton,
ChairmaA \
W. F. NICHOLS,
|
Supervisor First moved that the
following judges OF election be ap-
pointed:
Hampton, Eighth district-Louis
Waddell, vice john Mosher.
Moline-first ward, rst pre-
cinct: Charles PAIL, vice ". I.
Luchman; rourth ward, First pre-
cinct: William Bartlett, vice T. t.
Crane; Six.n ward, Sixth precinct /:
Hugh Carlin. vice y. 4. Child; Sew
enth ward, Fnst precinct: Jack
Stewart, vice. Fred otrombeck.
| Rock Island - Fourth district
H. HGzlett. vice A. c. Johnson.
/ And that the following polling
places be established:
Rock ISLAND - Fourth district
kramer's store. $50 Ninth street
1weltth district, Union Office
building, 2ls Eighteenth street.
Port Byron-Jewelry store.
Carried.
Supervisor Schillinger moved
that the sheriff make the appoint.
ment Of court house engineer and
that he confer with the public ex.
penditures committee in making
said appointment.
Supervisor Nichols moved as {
substitute that the matter of ap
pointment of engineer be referred
to the public expenditures commit
tee, with power to act, according
; to law.
Substitute motion carried.
The chair appointed as delegates
to the better community confe:
ence, Supervisors Johnson an,
McNabney.
The committee on ways and
means presented the following re
; port. which. upon motion. was re
kceived and adopted:
Names. Dys. Nils. Amt
Ackerlin. c. L. $50. 4 $12.1'
Anderson, c. L...... I / 20.l'
Butter, c. d. .......3 20 IT'S;
Betzelius. A. P. .....4 2O.4'
Buck, Geo. .........4 4 20.4l
Beranek, Frank 80. a l 12.1I
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