The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-09

LIZ llON NO. 90 IKE. oOi I'm -
VISORS FAVORING PAYMENT
BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
OF A SERVICE CHARGE TO
RESPECTIVE UNITS OF GOV
EMINENT ERE NUM-
TIONS AND DEFENSE PLANTS
ARE LOCATED, Resolutions
Book Page 387.
The Clerk read the report Of
the Defense Committee of Jan
uary 22nd, l943, which report
pertained TO the resolution as
previously read.
Motion by Tallman, support
ed by Schoenherr, that the re-
port be received, filed and rec
concentrations adopted. Motion
carried.
The Clerk read the report Of
the Drain Committee OF Janu-
airy 9th, 1913 and also the re-
port of the same committee Of
February 9th, 1913. The Feb.
9th report pertained, particular
ly, 10 approximately, 100000
of new drains that the Drain
Commissioner stated should be
constructed as petitions were on
file in his office in proper form.
Remarks were heard from sew
eral of the Supervisors, also Mr..
Harper, Drain Commissioner,
was present and explained his
proposition. After considerable
discussion, Tallman moved and
VerySer supported that the re-
ports of the Drain Committee Of
January 9th and February 9th,
1943, be received, filed and the
entire matter referred to the
Budget Committee 10 report
back to the Board. Motion car
ried.
The Clerk read the report of
the Finance Committee Of Feb
ruary 9th, 1943, also an attached
communication from The Prose
cutting attorney regarding the
matter of investment Of County
money in government bonds.
Mr.. Miller, County Treasurer,
was present and enlightened the
Board regarding the finances of
the County. After a short dis
cusSlon, +. Miller moved and
Lindsey supported that the re-
port and the opinion of the
Prosecuting Attorney be receiv.
ed, filed and the matter referred
to the County Treasurer, Con-
troller and Finance Committee
to report back at the next meet
ing of the Board. Motion carried.
The Clerk read a communica-
ton from Sherwood Bennett,
County Controller, regarding
the hiring of Truancy Officer.
1t was proposed that if Mr.. Tel
Ter worked in Mount Clemens
also with his County work, that
ne would be paid one-half by
the School Board and one hall
by the County.
Motion by II. Miller, support
ed by Biehl, that the report be
received and filed and recon-
mendations adopted. Motion
carried.
The Clerk read the report of
the Macomb County Laboratory
for the month Of January 1913.
Motion by Biehl, supported
by Stade that the report of the
Macomb County Laboratory be
received and filed. Motion car
ried.
The Clerk presented the
Bonds Of James Randolph, FRANK
T Smith, James McCutche0n and
Maurice Daily, employees OF
the County Treasurer, togcthel
with a communication from the
Prosecuting Attorney stating il
was not statutory recurrence
that the bonds be furnished, but
the Board felt ii was a further
protection TO the County Treas.
urer on account of the large
amount of money handled, that
the Bonds be put in force.
Motion by Biehl, supported
by Breitmeyer, that the County
pay the premium on the Bonds
of the four men in the Treasur.
er's Office. On roll call, there
were:
Ayes: (26) Frost, Brewer
Veryser, Biehl, Lennon, Stade
Wangelin, 0. Henderson, La
Godna, Malow, Tallman, Pow
ell, Westendorf, Breitmey e +,
Nunneley, Lindsey, LongStaff,
Van Hoeck, S. Henderson, +
Miller, Moore, Andrus, Rettmil-
Ter, II. Miller, Schoenherr and
Rosso.
NayS, (01 None