The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-25

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gupesvisss Groh moved that the
cAairnsn sppoist jsil bsildine com
mittee Of . nemben, the chairnaAn II
this board b Be one of such commit
tee. Carried.
Csmnunicstions from Senator Carl
son ard Represtntstive Maucker were
read and ordered placed on file.
The eleft rcd Z communications |
from the Department Of Commerce, |
Bureau Of Standards. which was
ordered placed on file.
TIE subject matter Of He1se Bin
No. IA was referred to the legislative
committee 70 investigate and report
10 the board.
Tie clerk read q communication
from Knex county, in regard b
authority ever court house, which up
on melton BY Supervisor Nichols was
referred to the legislative committee
to investigate and act according to
their best judgment.
Supervisor Ackerlind moved that
the committee on Public Expenditures
be authorized to get bids and have 25O
copies OF the Rules Of the Board
printed. Carried.
Supervisor Styvaert moved that the
matter of taxation on houses erected
by U. S. Housing corporation be re-
ferred to the Judiciary committee to
investigate. Carried.
Supervisor Hansgen as question
Of personal privilege requested to be
allowed to state his view on the rule
Of how the standing committees
should be appointed. said rule having
been decided yesterday while he was
absent.
Supervisor Schilinger moved that
the request be granted and the rec
ords made to show the position of
Supervisor Hanssren on the question.
Carried.
Supervisor Hansgen then stated
that he was in favor Of the PROPOSE
ton Of having q committee to select
the committees.
! Supervisor Eihl, who also was alb
sent yesterday. then stated that he
was against the proposition.
Supervisor Hendren moved that
Public Expenditures committee be d.
rected to investigate as to lighting
court house square and report at the
next session. Carried.
Supervisor First moved that the
State and County Aid Roads commit.
tee be authorized to have prepared a
map Of all county roads. Carried.
Supervisor Yolton moved that the
advertising committee be instructed to
prepare for publication maps Of thu
county roads and any propaganda
that may help to instruct the voter:
Of the county on. the propositions fol-
special tax to be voted on at tb'
June 6 election-for improvement o.
roads and for the completion of thu
Jail and heating plant. Carried.
!, Supervisor johnson moved that thu
, matter of improving the so-callet
Scenic Route be referred to the Stat
o and County Aid Roads committee t
. investigate and confer with Whitesid
! and Carroll counties on the subject
and to report to this board at its mex
y session. Carried.
Supervisor First moved that tn
. Road and Bridge committee be give
power to repair the Rock river bridg
at Hillsdale at t<t not to excee
$4,000 as Rock Island county
:. share. Carried.
: l'pon motion the following pollin
j places were established:
lIampton--4th district - Dhondt
Dry Goods store.
Moline-6th ward. End district
n. Moorhusen store, 1715 Fifteent
II avenue.
NJ Rock Island-12th district-31
Nineteenth street. automobile row
The chairman announced the a
pointment of the following Jail bull
>. ing committee: - Hofer, Opdyck
Schave, Titterington. Anderson, Blu
n. CESS, First, II. G. Willke and Lipto
AT Supervisor Anderson moved tn
~ question of publishing the proceedil
be referred to the advertising col
.;r mittee to investigate and report at I
he next session. Carried.
'or Supervisor Buck presented a res
to luton regarding the National Swi
lb- show, which upon motion was referr
to the legislation committee to q
re- as they deem best.
he The committee on fees and salari
he presented report fixing the conpe
tee sation Of the overseer of the pc,
,or which upon motion was adopted.
he The clerk read the following app
ct cations for appointment as Overst
his of the Poor Charles Oswald
Of Rock Island. F. c. Werlich for n
ub- line and Fred ]. Ball and W.
ees Odendahl for Hampton.
q. Supervisor First moved that CHI
ns- Osweld be appointed Overseer of
red Poor for Rock Island and F.
re- Werlich be appointed Overseer of
Poor, for Moline for the ensuing ye'
red Carried.
Supervisor Noah moved that boa
led proceed to elect by ballot an Overs
lot Of the Poor for Hampton. Carrie
The chair appointed as tellers. s,
ties ervisors Washburn and McNabney.
10 A ballot being then taken result
as follows
inc W. J. Odendahl received -. Sc 70
eo. Fred ]. Ball received ...... Z 70
nv Total votes ............ q 70
- W. J. Odendahl having received
-. majority Of all votes cast was Il
" by the chair declared appoint
,,a Overseer Of the Poor for Hampton
the ensuing year.
The Ways and Means committee p
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