Supervisors Proceeding's

Monda y, Oct. 17- A petition trom Mr. Morgan to strike from tlie roll his personal MKMmeat was denied. Tue bids for printingr the pioceedinga of the supervisors wcre opeiied, and that of tlie Kegister accepted at $96 50. Tlie bilis of Dr?. Jenkius and Vau;han were laid on tlie table. Tiksday- On motion of Mr. Osborn the following resolution was cnrried : Resolved, That It Ís tbe sense of llilx tmard that the Deputy Klsh and Game Wardens shonld recelve from the couoty reasonahlr compensalloD for necessary and li-mil services In enforcing the fish and game laws of lilis state and county. Balance of the time spent n aHowing bilis. Wernksday - Forenoon 8ent in cutting down bilis, allowing E. F. Mason's as supt. of the poor, withall previous to Jan lst, '87, cut off. A resolution rffered by Mr. Case was oarried autliorizinír tlie clerk and clialrman of the board to renew the contract with the Detroit house of correotion lor keeping prisoncra. TuunSDAY - Tbe committee to wbom was referrel the accounts of the superiutendents of the poor reported that they had f ou ml the same correct. Ou motion, Elisha Ioomis was required to furnish bonds in the snm of $8,000, to be approved by the chairinan and clerk. On motion of Mr. Qilbert the corapen8ation of the sheriff for boarding prisoners at the jail was lixed at 1S3, cents fur each meal or lodging for 10 or less persons whlle contiued in the county jail at one time, and for all persons exceeding that nurnber 1}{ cents for each meal or lodgIng. Also that the county clerk be authorized to pay 75 percent, of bilis quarterly. The annual report of the county drain eommissioner was recelved and ordered printed. An eft'ort to secure pay for lisli and game wardens at same ratea ns allowed sheriff in criminal cases failed. The bids for medical nttendance at juli were opened, and the same awarded to Dr. C. G. Darlinjrat $45. Mr. Yost presented a petition signed by numerous freeholders of bis district, praying for leave to enforce tire law relative to lisli shutes, The board resolved when they adjourned to meet In adjourned session Monday next. The committee on per diem allowance reported the usual allowance. Supervisor Case from the committee on public buildings presented an itemized report of the work done by them at tlie county house and the court house. Monday, Oct. 24- County treasurer Belser reported the following amount of fine raoneys paid nto the treasury from the VHrlous iustlces from Jan. let, '87, up to Oct. lst, f87. E. K. Frueauff, Ann Arfoor Mi 41 K li. Pond, ' ¦ 40 00 s. II. PerklnB, Manchester 2 00 tS4 41 Mr. Gilbertoffered the following, whicb was adopted : Rttolved. That the county clerk Is hereby authorlzed to hkve not.nl on the margin ót of each sectlon of Howell's Annotuted sintutes for the uM of the circuit Judge ia tlie court room, the year and page of the eeaslon laws where may be found any amendment to ald statules since coinpllallon, ala cost not to exceed $15. On motion of Mr. Cuse, prosecutinjj attorney Norris was given $300 extra compensation for keepinir the criminal expenses of the county down. The building committee was authori.i'd to construct a suitable barn on the jail lot for the use of the sheriff. Mr. O'Hearn was appointed a committee to buy a strip of land south of the j.iil property. Chas. H. Greenman was then elected county drain commiísloner, receivinff 13 votes agalnst 9 for Henry Stiimphenhusen.