The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-21

and members of the board Of super
! visors:
| Your committee to whom was re
/ serred the matter of various sppro-
| priati0ns would submit the following !:
We recommend that the sum of
one thousand t1o0Ot dollars be APP
proPriated to +. b. Wylie. superin-
tendent of the county home, as a
| working fund and
We also recommend the sum of two
hundred (2o0l dollars be appointed
to the Graham Post G. A. r.
And we further recommend that the
county clerk be authorized and in
structed to issue county warrants for
each of the aforesaid appropriations.
Respectively submitted
c. L ACKERLTND.
]. E.. WEAVER.
W. f. BRADLEY, committee.
A roll call vote showed all Al mem
bers present voting for the adoption
of the report.
Absent: Benson, johnson, Styva-
ert and Watson.
The jail building committee pre-
scented the following report, which was
adopted.
Rock Island. Illinois. December n,
1921. To the chairman of the board
of supervisors and members:
The jail building committee of the
board of supervisors have upon in
vestigation, found that there are sew
eral repairss such as painting and
woodwork. doors. windows and sky
lights, necessary in the new Jail.
These repairs will be necessary in
order to keep and maintain the build
ing properly and save it from disinte-
grating.
Therefore, we recommend that the
pubic expenditure committee be auth
orized and empowered to make the
necessary repairs.
Respectively submitted,
JOHN Upton.
n. G. wELLKE- i
LOUIS c. FIRST.
L A. SCHAVE. .
]. J. BURGESS. /
w. A. TITTERTNGTON.
&C. OHDYCKE.
CARL L. ANDERSON.
Jail building committee.
ALBERT HOPPER, chairman
Supervisor Ackerlind moved that
$125 be appropriated to cover the
cost of necessary repairs and paint
ing on the new jail building, and that
the clerk be authorized and directed
to issue orders on said fund upon
presentation of bills properly O.K.'ed
by public expenditures committee. A
roll call vote showed all Al members
present voting for the motion.
Absent Benson, johnson, Styv-
aert and Watson.
The poor claims committee pre-
scented the following report which
was adopted.
We recommend the following bill
of fare and recommend that the rules
be changed to conform with the same:
Shoes, clothing cotton or worsted),
staple dry-goods, cotton or worsted),
soft coal, butter substitute. beans. cof-
fee essence, coffee, corn meal, flour,
and -four substitutes, lard, or lard
substitutes, matches, molasses, kero-
sene oil, potatoes, rice, soda, soap,
vinegar, salt, yeast, sugar, brooms,
rolled oats, corn flakes, milk; except
in extreme age or sickness.
ZACH EINFELDT.
J. A. SCHAIBLE.
W. H. EFFLANDT.
L. X. EIHLL &
BEN C. BENSON. poor claims
committee.
Judges of election to FIJI vacancies
were appointed as follows:
Moline, Fifth ward, Fifth district,
Mrs. Mamie BIomgren.
South Rock Island, Fourth district,
Louis Glockhoff.
The polling place for Moline, Sixth
ward, Second district was established
at Safes garage, 1920 18th street.
Supervisor Anderson moved that the
matter of appropriation to the County
League of Illinois be
to the judiciary committee.
for a report at next session. Carried.
The ways and smeans committee
presented the following report, which
was adopted.
State of Illinois, Rock Island eoun-
ty, S. Board of supervisors. specials
December term, A. D. 1921. Mr.
Chairman and gentlemen of the board
IF supervisors:
Your committee on ways and means
would respectfully report that the
following members of the board are.
entitled to the amounts set opposite
their respective names. for attendance
1T the special December meeting, A.
D. 1921.