Board Of Supervisors

At 2:45, tb o Rommittee rose thfough its cbtarman, asked and oblained uutil Monday next to mak e its report. On motion of Mr. Graves, tbe report of the superintendente of the poor, was made the special order for Monday next at 2 o'clock p. m. Mr. Purtell moved that the eotinty treasurer be rcqncsled to report his receiptsof fine moneyby items, ('arried. Ou motion of Mr. "Rose, tbe elerk was instructed to tiotify the superintendente of the poor, that the Board would hear tlmir report next Monday at 2 o'clock P. M. On motion of Mr, Daneer, tbe Board adjourned to Monday next at 9.30 a. si. Kead, exatnined and ipproved. Morton F. Case, Chairman, BfOmin.r, lf. ISiti, 18S0. Board met. Called to order by the chairman. Koll called. Quorum present. Journal of Friday read and approved. Mr. Lyman, from the committee on civil claims, reported the following bilis and recommended their allowance at sums stated: 706 O. Ehorbac'i IS 48 IS 4 TH8 G'liristiun Schmid fi 25 Í 25 jn7 P. W. O'T le 3 00 3 nn 708 Fredertck -Sol 2'2 59 212 IS9 ;09 John KT.BlIlejr 22 20 22 20 710 Hutze.l & Oo 2Í "3 26 AS 7U PlatiT & Grnf 7 -r0 7 50 712 Ann Arhor l'riniing and Pub.Co. 2 00 2 00 Ï13 W. IrviTig Vcckloy, .1. F., as.or. 5 40 5 46 714 Peter Piekerson, euroner's jtiror 2 24 2 24 715 Samuel Fl.'tclifi, coroner's imor 2 24 2 21 716 Hiphland Honey wll, cor. juror 2 24 2 24 717 Warren Ainm-nn:i7i, cor. juror.. 2 24 2 24 71S Wra. l)ay, coroner's juror 2 24 2 21 719 David Camphell.cori.ner'B juror 2 24 2 24 720 Harrison l'.tithvnit, oor. jnror 2 24 2 24 721 Sumner Dim-m. cor. witness 56 56 722 Mjntha II imilton,cor witness... 56 50 723 Richard ICing, coroner's wit ness. 5fi 56 724 David Masón, coronel1' witnoss. 66 56 725 John Wriht, cororier's witness. 56 ff 726 Wm. lïoyer.noronor's witness 56 65 On motion of Mr. Gregory, accepted and adopted. Mr.Galpin.from the same committee, reported the bill of Ilandy & Wurster, without recommendation. Mr. Rhodes moved that the bill be allowed as claimed. On motion of Mr. Foster it was laid on the table. Mr. Smith presented the following resolution and moved its adoption: Resolved, That the constables and deputy shcriffs hereaf ter presenting bilis for allowanoe to the committee on criminal claims, be required to state the title of the snit in which the expense was incuned, and the name of the justice before wnom tried. Carried. A statement of 'the county treasurer in relationto his receiptsof finemoneys, was fflad, nd on motion of Mr. Purtell was received, placed on file and ordered printed with the proceedings. Amount of fines received at this office and by whom paid: Oct. 1, 1879. H. J.Pavidter, justice $ 6 00 '■ 3, " M. ,T. Noyes, justice 10 Ü0 " 4, " Ií. A. Smith, justice 10 00 " 13, ' M. Goodyeais, justicp 26 50 " 14, " G. C. Pase, justice 25 00 11 14, " It. Beahan, ju.stjcp 35 00 " 15, " E. F. GvatiKer, justice 21 01 Nov.l, ' E. Clarl:, justice 2 00 " 26, " E. B. Clark, county clerk 25 00 Dec.18, " E'i ward Clark, justice 5 00 11 2'-', " J. P'orbes, justice 25 00 "22, " Wm.B. r.ildart, justice 5 0O "24, " B. F. Oranperjustice 6 12 "27, " E. K.I''rueaufl', justice 3 00 Jan. 5, 18S0. B. V. GrnnRer, justice 16 00 "11, ' City of Ypsilanti per F.Joslin, clerk 164 00 "20, " Jo'rtiu Forbes, justiee 25 00 11 20, ' B. F. Gratieer, jnstice 106 Feb. 4, " E. B. Clark, county clerk 10 00 " 5, " Edwurd Clark, justic 1 00 "10, " E. K. Frueauff, jastice 100 Mar. 29, " E. K. Frueauff, justioe 5 00 Apr.12, " E. K. Frueautf. justice 5 00 '■13, " B. F. Granyer, justice 5 00 "25, " B. F. Grandor, jussice 5 00 Mav20, " B F. GlaiiRer, jusl.ice 2 06 "31, " B. V. Giauger, justice 2 31 ,Tyn. s, " B. F. Grangèr, justice 25(10 JulylS, " R. '■'. Fnii'nnrr ' instine 10 O0 " 2S, " E. K. Frucauff. justice 100 Anar. !, " Jams Doyle. justice 10 00 ' 5, ' J:i ni'.t.auntlet, justice 10 00 " 9, " 11. F. Gr iu"er, jun ij 1 00 '10, " E. K. Frueautf, justice 4 00 " 20, " I?. I". Grantrer, justice 1 00 "SS, " B. F. Grnnger, justice 10 00 Rept 4, " E. IÍ. Fru aurï, jl'stice 1 00 Oct. ;", " B.F Grauwer, justice i A0 " 6, ' Philip Wiue',-ar, justice 2 00 " 11, " "Wia. Painey, justice 5 00 " 11, " Hanwn Goodyear, justice 6 00 " 13, ■ B. F. Granger, jusLice 1 06 Total $5;4 56 To the Honorable Boord of Supervisors of the County of Washtevaw: Gextlejien".- Above I send yon the amount of fine money received at this office from O::t. Ist, 1879, to Oct. 13th, 18S0, and by whom paid. Most respectfnlly yovtrs, Stephen Fairohild, Treasuror. On motion of Mr. Dansingburg, adjourned to 1:30 P. M. Afternoon Session. Board met. Called to order. Quorum present. Mr. Bhodes, from committee 011 civil claims, reported the following billa which. were allowed at sums stated: 727 T.F. Butzel $122 42 122 42 728 M. Andrea no 75 30 75 79 Mack & Sclimid 37 J1 37 91 70 P. W.O'Toule 10 00 10(0 731 O. F. Aihley, M, D 7 ('0 7 oo 7"2 Ihlinfr Bros 125 30 12fl 30 Mr. Lane, from the eommittpe of the whole to visit the connty house, reported that they had visited the county house and f o mul everything in a very satisfactory condition, and were well pleased with the marnier in 'which afïairs at that place were conductedby the keeper and matron, and recommended tha Mrs. McDowell be allowed the sum of S100 extra laboras matron at the county house. On motion of Mr. "Rose, the report ■was accepted and adopted, except as to the reconimemhition above mentioned. Mr. Yost moved that S100 be allowed Mrs. McDowell for extra labor at the county house. Mr. Daneer moved that the former motion be laid on the table. Carried by the folhnving vote: Ayes- Blakoslee,Boyce,Dancer. Pansingburg, Feldkamp, t'oster, GaJpin, Graves. Gregoiv,Krapf, Kress, Lyman, Olsaver, Rose, Bhodes, Staebler, Smith -17. ïiays- Burch, Case, Lane, Shutts, Yost- 6. The bids for medical attendance, etc., at thejail were received, opened and read by the clerk, as follows: P. fc. O'Toole $1?5 Oí Chaa. Terhune 3 7S A. R. Whceler 39 0" On motion of Mr. Blakeslee, Dr. Wheeier's proposal was accepted. On motion of Mr. Gregory the bill of Ilandy & Wuster was taken from the table. On motion of Mr. Rhodes, tha bill was allowed as claimed. 732í Handy & Wnstcr $11 50 Mr. D. B. Green submitted the report of the Superintendentsof thepoor: WASHTENAW CotTSTTT POOR HOUSE, September 30, 1880. f To the TTonorabU Board of Supervisors of the Connty of Washtenaw. The undersigned, Buperinfendents of thepoor of Washtenaw coanty, would respectfnlly submit the f ollowing report for tlie year ending Sept. 80, Isho. We have received the following amounts of money, aud from the sourcea named: Cash balance to our rredit in the county treasury Sept, 30, 179 S 1375ÍO Eec'd froin supervisors' approprhltion 3,962 61 EecM froni loans made neudful by insufHcient appropriation H,3flfl 00 Kcc'd from pity of Ann Arbor, 305 35 " ' town of HrMijewater, 41 56 " " " Iiina 57 BH " " " I,ü 6r 00 " " ' Nortbfield.,.. 17 55 " " Pittsflold ,'. S? " ' Fulero...,, , 1 7S ' Pnliiip ' 43 " " " Superior H 50 " " " Pylrfin , IS 00 ■' " " tVffinfer Í3 os Yorit , ISO 19 " " " Ypsil.iuti...,,, 16 79 ■ Cirr of " „„„ 512 10 " " E. DufTy, foreoM...... Il II " " O. Kimpp, Kiinrdian... 4S 17 " " A. ï. Htewnrt Co., error 1 90 " " R. Stiihh. b i?::rd und clothing U Si " " OronaenoM 8 97 " " Iron, boef and pelts Fold 115 W 11 " Haysolii Uyer SS 00 " " ' S. Piorce 87 41 " ' J.W.Thompüon 00 . " " Tloirs snld Hpencer & Brown 0 25 " " Vial cnlvvs to T. Mnttbra 81 80 11 " Rtigs.lnborandstixlk ■old M ' ' D. S. Millen on account of grenae.. 19 11 Totnl receipts 520,821 J8 Accounts have been audited and orders drawn on the cntinty treasurerfor payment of same, as follows: Ann Arbor Tounthip. Food, by order of E. Duffy $ 10 07 Wood " " 10 50 Clotliing " " 4 08 t Jí S7 Ann Arbnr City, lji and 1i Watdl. ïooil, oMer of E. Duffy $ 109 05 Wood. " ' 3 00 Cloihinft." " 56 S Med.ser.,1' ' SI 50 Büfiuls, " ' 10 00 103 20 Ann Arhnr City, Sd and tlh Warde, Food (tramp) order E.Duffy,...} 152 57 Woud, " " ... 32 DO Clothinfr, " " ... 11 2S Mcd.Mlend'ce, " ' ... 34 00 Bnrials, " " ... 22 60 Transient'trani] B)oraerPilffjr 74 CO Transportation to ccuntf house IS 00 S 342 31 Ann Aranr City, ith and 6tfi Wards. Food, order E.Duffy $ 5 SJ Wood, ' " 00 t 63 Augusta TrWnship. Food, by order of W. Dansingburg M Supervisors ser Picea .".... 3 00 $ t 35 To-'n of Bridgev)ater . Food, order of 15. LeBaron $ 9 00 Supervisor's services, " i 00 % 14 00 Tovm of Lodi. Olothins, order E.Dufly $ 1 7J Supervisor's services, Sage 1 78 f I M Town nf Manchester. Food. order of H. Rurch $ 79 90 Medical attendance 6 00 Supervisor's service, Buren.... 31 00 f 116 90 Town of Narthfield. Food, order of E. Duffy ♦ ï 6 Clothing," " 3 00 $ I 08 Town of Pittsfitld. Food, order of E. Duffy $ 14 87 Food, " P.B. Green 7 36 Clothinff," " 1 10 Medical attenaance, " 7 00 8 S0 13 Tnwn of Salem Food. order of T.D.I-ne $ 43 35 Clot.hinsr. " " 22 49 Med.att'nco," " IS SO Burial " " M 00 Transportation to C.H., " ï 00 106 34 Town of Saline. Food, order of E. W. Wallace 69 31 Wood, " " 4 JS Clothine, " " 9 no Med. att'nee, " " 89 8Í Sup'r's serv's, ' " 50 00 181 41 Town of Stio. Food, order of supervisors $ K 00 Med. att'nee, ' " 178 00 % JOS 00 Town of Superior. Med. att'nee, order D.B.Green..! 4 50 8 4 80 Town of Sytvan. Fnod.orderof superrisors $ 49 93 Med. serv's, " " 30 Í0 Transient, ' ' 8 00 Sup'r's serv's," " 2S 0 1H SS Tovm nf rpsiUmti. . Food.orderof D. B.Ureen $ J80 Clothinft, " " 4 75 Med.eerv's" '■ 3 00 $ 10 S Tovm. of Y' rk. Clothinjr, order of supervisors,! 7 24 Transp'tCo.H.." " 1 00 0 94 Tovm of Webster. Burials, order of E. Iufl"y $ 5 00 # S 00 City of Tplilanti. Ijl District. Food, order of D. B. Green $ 2Í9 64 Wood, " " 85 00 riothinx, " " 9 00 Med. serv's, " " 80 SS Burials, " " 12 00 Transp't Co. house, " ...... 7 O'l Transient, " " 6J0 26 $ 1,102 71 City of TpsilanU. id District. Food, order of D. B. Green $ 259 S3 " SI. 8. Shutts S 50 Wood," D.B. Green 45 00 Med.ser." " 62 75 Runals," " 11 00 Supervisor's ítvípm, M. L. Rluitt BS 70 Tmusient, M. L. Shutts 3J4 10 3 M7 Trinrportulion to Friends. Order T). B. Greenc $ 29 75 " E. Duffy 80 5 " J. S. Case 25 7 11 Superintendents jointly 12 95 " J. D. Olcolt 7 M ' Supervisors ol Sylvan... K 01) " H. Burch 21 30 " E. W. Wnliacc 25 50 M. L. Shutts 4 4S 11 W. Dansingburg 3 40 (i James Haye 5 00 " 8. G. Johnson, Scio 1 48 í 24 40 Interest account $ 470 64 8 470 C4 Superintendents' Services. E. Dnffy 4 4S 50 D. B. Greeue 222 10 D. Wilsey 24 60 29J 10 Erpcnte Account. T. Wiliey $ IS 80 T).B. Greene 14 45 E. Duffy I 40 .1. S. McDowell 1 60 f 18 54 Legal Services. E. TWWiillace $ 12 S5 James Sage 1105 23 30 Total atn'ut expended ontsídecounty lióme $ 4,096 19 We report amounts expended at county house as follows: Help Account. To John S.5feTnoll and wife,$ 5no no Catliarine MfiCann 806 00 Susip I.. Hii.man 13U ; Kimna FatluD 90 00 Alfred Kairet 65 00 Burt Thompson 151 33 J. C, Binekman T 00 H. Kítiidpe 9 50 lames Scolield 51 00 Willis Thompson 40 00 Klizíi Finegun, 39 70 M. Joños.,... '. 2 00 Cha. W. Hewctt M 0J Michael Hajs 10 0 S 1,57 23 To Park Account. To Thds. Mathews ...$ 2 3 W. E. H.Solwr 46 01 í'liristian Fry 47 S3 O. Tuomy 14 05 M. & I'. Lhifí'y 88 15 Geo. Bohnet. 93 2 K. A. l'itkin, barre! 40 00 Geo. Hntzel 138 24 J. C. Mead 36 54 James Welsh 7 50 Kinsey & Seabolt, salt 40 00 T. l'.Carney 4S 00 B. V. tíhurtleff U ÍG Thomas ('arney.... 26 5S P. McOonrt 14 SO J. Ó. Roune 13 85 Adam Bohnet 17 2S % 746 47 Lesa grease sold 6J S7 % 85 JO Ztef Account. To Tho. Mnthow S 49 3 TboB. Carney 32 78 Spencer & Fairchild 30 65 Mrs. I!. H. Howe 16 55 M. & P. Duiry 512 70 Thomns I', ('aruey 38 50 John .Shanahan 13 8.} Tí. Carpeinter , 91 lL W. W. Swift , jj 43 H. liatthiwe..., 16 77 I 613 91 Lcss hides aold 2173 $ tn 16 Dry Goocls and Bedding. To A. T. Ptewart & Co 4 160 'JO J.s.lIcUowell 1 Chas. Root A Co 1 00 Kobbins A Sweet _ 34 90 8 297 43 I.es goods sold help 13 33 $ IBS 12 Clathing Account. To Bulil. Xowland & Oo S 19 74 Jas. McGuinness Sí Bro 24 00 Gríffito.R berts A Butler 4592 .1. B. MoDoweH 7 Í0 A. T. Stewart & Co 276 82 V. K. nexford 443 9 Drury & Taylbr 6 SO H. A. Newland A Co 8 Ï2 BobbinA Sweet 1 00 $ l,?iG 09 Les KOod oíd help 19 60 $ 1,206 4 Of which (420.(0 iiciricni to FontUr. Boois and Shoes. To John S. MeDowell $ 14 00 H. Banfleld 7 00 A. C. McGraw & Co 1C2 80 II. S. Roluson A Co 3 90 Patríele Bren nan 5 50 L. Oruner ....„..„ 1 50 8 170 70 Less goods sold 1 75 J 16 91 Groceries and jProviiion. To Hewett A Champion 8 10 O H. A. Week „ 11 0Ï J. S. McDowell 39 7 Wm. Deyo 14 17 8. M. Beard, Son A Co 1,214 54 J. W. Child 21 00 O. i. Hinuiíui 69 II H. I), l'latt 4 JS Dean A Co _... 1 00 S 1,385 40 Lesa good oíd 133 ( 1,31 15 Flour and Bread StufTt. To S-vrathel.Kyer A 1'etersoD $ 315 41 A, B. Usll -. 7Í t 1,SB4 1J tiay, Grain and lied. T.. 8nthe1,fcyf+& Pi-trfsoT $ 8A 78 Lea Imy gold ft8 M Vn lmplrm'nt and Stedti To Rw-itt.rl, Ailcs 4 Kyer t !4 CK1 .1. F. Schuh SI 9-2 Mn.ei H.ik'crs 218 81 Bch Ab.'l 17 00 Geo. P. Klliot 42 40 J. G. Havens Bro 11 0O Il.ltenhair. 1 40 Robt Rcinlmrt 2 75 L. Rhodca... 1 50 Tho. Hnrn 1 03 J, & W, L. MoCullough.... 70 00 M, D, Platt,,,,,,,,, 23 J3 J. 8. Mclowrfl.,..„ 25 t 49t 81 ! mndlli iolii 36 7 t 47 85 JfardiVdrt. To C. EbeftiMh 111 29 J, Mcbowril 50 J. F. Schuil 8 36 J 124 Oi Furniture. To J. 8. MrPowfill $ I 00 Wine A Worden S K3 F. K. Rexrord,,,,,, g 32 H. VuTujrl ,„„,,„.„ 2 dB 9 "0 48 Lm iundries nliü ,., V in S MM Crfjckcry and OUtÊtluare To .1. S. McDowell $ 7 67 Joseph Donne'Iy 58 '0 Lütlefield 4 WtKks 4 40 77 Bookt and Staiitmery ToChiM. Moore $ 1 00 A. A. Democrat 1 60 D. B. Greene 43 J. 8. McDowell 11 99 A A. FrintlngCo i 4') W. D. & E. H. Greene 14 C. G. Clark s 00 $ 40 211 Blacktmiihirtg, To Adam Bohnet $ is so R. 4 T. Kearns 4J 71 ÍS J5 Wood and CoaJ. ToJ.KoIIogg $ c 00 4J0 (.0 Repairs. To Field AHiint $ 30 11 J. 8. McOowell 3 55 H. Bnnfield 18 30 J.T. Hnlluck 2.1 58 C. Eherbach 2 22 H. J. Brown & Co 4 50 Sister A Kraf 58 94 M. AP. Brennan 3140 W. S. RoKs 46 00 WurateiAKwn lI 09 James Tolljert l;s 12 J. Halier & Son t sa 8. Wood & Co SS 84 John Moorc 5 14 .T. Volland J o J.C. Burkhnrt 7S Lang & Mnrtin 1 2Í Caapet ftohen 11 15 C. Millar fc Son 8 50 8 466 09 Drugs and Medicines. ToEmanuel Mann $ 6 60 B. J. Brown & Co. ... 153 ,58 J. S. McDowell 40 Austin Schaeberle. . . 11 90 Joseph Donnelly 5 20 F. Sorg 1 00 Eberbach & Co 10 $ 178 78 Less sold Wexford Co.. . 5 00 $173 78 Medical Altendance. ToDr. P.Wm.O'Toole. .$153 00 J. S. McDowell 150 Emanuel Mann 6 60 $ 161 10 Stock Account. To Lévi Freeman $ 38 00 J. Webstor Cliilds... 35 00 W. Densmore 6 00 $ 79 00 Lurnber Account. ■ To Lulek Bros $ 37 06 J. T. Hallock 24 79$ 6185 Paints and Otls. ToII. J. Brovm & Co. . .$ 29 68 J. S. McDowell 25 $ 26 83 Tobacco Account. To J. S. McDowell $ 1 50 S.M.Beard, Son&Co. 159 5T C. Eberbach 90 $ 161 95 Improvemcnt Account, ToBuhl.Ducbarme&Co.$147 68 Field &Himt 32 71 J. Volland ,'.,,. 48 95 John L. Davis.. . ., .. 20 25 Wm. S. Koss 182 00 J. T. Hallock 33 30 James Tolbert 213 48 S. W. Campbell 77 03 "W'm. Clancy 16 87 S. Wood & Co 13 28 C. Eberbach 19 23 H. J. Brown & Co. . . 25 65 11. D. Edwards & Co. 59 90 Wurster & Kirn 55 00 Lowry & Hunt 70 00 Luick Bros 37 06 Ilutzel &Co 105 29 $1,157 68 The Items embraced m Improvement Account iriclude the erection of a wind-mill, a tank and tank house on the hill, connectmg thetn by iron pipe, and the return of water frorn the tank to all parts of the house, with a suppy of hose f or use in case of flre; and also the erection of a small ice house. Tha water supply has loni} been needed, aiid is vah uable as a protection agaínst fire, as a great saving of labor and expense, anti a very great convenience in the house and upon the premises generally. Freight Account. To J. S. McDowell $ 26 82 D. JB. Greene 130$ 2812 Amount expended at county house 59,86512 Mecapitiüation. Total expended outside county house $4,096 63 Total exp'ded at county house 9,865 12 Paid loans made subsequent to last report and due Feb.lst,1880 4,000(10 Paid o!d orders 24 10 Paid loans madebefore last report, afid paya able Feb, 1, 1880 3,000 00 820,980 77 Less tliis amoiint overdrawn and due tres,. 664 49 20,321 28 rhere are due the poor fund the following amounts from towus, eitie3 and counües:. Ann Arbor city- " lst and 2d wards $1.53 00 " 3d and 4th " 229 40 " 5thand6th " 10 00 $302 40 Town of Augusta 42 HO 42 80 " JBridg'ewater 72 30 72 80 " Lima, , ... 88 40 88 40 " Lodi -72 80 72 80 " Manchester 11S0O 118 00 " Northlield 4140 4140 " Saline 376() 37 60 Scio 80 80 " Superior 72 80 72 80 " ■ Sylvan 183 82 183 82 " Sfiaron 72 80 72 80 " York 145 60 145 00 " Webster 72 80 72 80 City of Ypsilanti 260 66 20 (!6 County of Wexford 262 66 262 66 $1,937 48 The farm consists of 120 acres, valued at$9,000 00 Estimated value of buildings , . 21,000 00 30,000 00 The products of the farm for the year ending Sept. 30, 1830, wore as follows: G41bus.ofwheat,$l 00 S641 00 27.5 " oats,,, 35 96 25 1,W " eavscoin 25 250 00 535 " potatoes. 25 183 75 35 ton of hay, , 12 00 420 00 50 bus. appíes. , 5 3 50 150 " turnips., 2-5 37 50 20 " sweet po. 1 50 15 00 Products of Garden . 25 "grapes... 150 37 50 Products of 8 coys 320 00 Poultry, prod's of same 75 Off Swine, Uiorease of same 160 (Ui f 2.3SS 50 Estim'ted value of pauper labor 250 00 The farm stock consists of: 3 horses, valued at. ..$ 280 00 1 yokeoxen,vahiedat 110 00 8 cows, " " 280 00 1 buil, " " 2.5 01) ifihoRs, " " 160 00 SOturkeys " " 15 00 120 chickeiis " " 30 00 $ 900 00 The estiniated value of farm implements on hand is .$800 00 Of household furniture 2,200 00 clothing 500 00 boots and shoes 150 00 jjroeeries 100 (X) 3ry goods and bed'g 200 00 drugs and nvedicines 50 00 pork, 12bbfe., s{ $Ï6 192 00 wood,80cor'sat$2,50 2Ö0 0O coül.8 trvns at S". .■.. 4S 00 tobare o ( fio ft.s 25 (10 liams, 2(t. ,...,.., , , .. 24 00 $4,489 00 Number of Paupers, AVliole ritimber of male maintained du riri g the year. i,or8 VVholH inifnber of femaífl paup0f8 fnaintaiiipft tliir'g tfie yeai 62 Whole ndmber man'ed 1,129 Average nittnber, ..,,, TV ol 53 W'liole initn. onder 1. 20 Whole niitn. of idiots. è Average nüifi.fif irti'-ts 5 Whole ñuto, of biiiirl . . 1 Average nurn. of bííml I Whole num. of mn ten. 1 Average num. of muts i Nativity tif Pavparf, American , 65Í English ..,,.. ki; Irisb ,,. l)l Scotch ..., Ü Gertnan „ 74 French 2 Swedes 4 Camuliana 60 Negïoes g Í4JÜ The average number of persrnn supported at county house during the year is 93, at an average cost per week of $ 140' M'e estímate expenses for the year" etirtiug Sept. 30, 1881, as folïows, andl ask yoU to appropriate the amount:Keeper and tnatron...$ 500 00 Cook ain3 kitehen help WiO (X) Farm labor, v.w 300 00 Medical attendawce at county house, ..-.,... 160 00 Boots and shoes, ,..,., 175 00 Drugs and medicines,. 125 00 Paints and oils.,,.,,,. 2&00 Tobacco ti.,,. 150 00 Beef 500 00 Pork '. 500 00 Groceries and provis'ns 1 ,200 60 Dry goods and bedding S()0 Of} Books and stationery. . ñti (Kt Clothing 500 Otf Repairs 200 (0 Flour and breadstuffs. 100 00 Wood and coal 4CK) 00 Burial account 50 00 Transie't,temp'ry relief 1, E00 00 Hardware 100 00 farm impletnents and se.eds 50 00 Freight 50 00 Transportation 250 00 Orockery and glassware 50 00 Blacksmithing 5J00 Expense account 40 00 Lumber and ghingles.. 50 00 Interest account 200 (X) $7,(565 00 We desire also to cali the attention of your Honorable Board to the fa.:t tliat the last Board of Supervisors withheld from us neafly three-fourths of the' amount which." after careful examination, we estimated as needful for the year's expenses. Of the S3.9H2.fil approptiated by them. $3,453.98 Was needed to pay loan a already made to close the year emiing Sept. 80, 1879, and Which loans Were payable Feb. 1, 1880, leaving available for the year's expenses $508.63, which ackjed tO the balance Ih the treasury of f 127. 70, and amomits reretved from towns and ciües of Sl,577.IÜ, making a total of $2,218.95, constituted oiif entire resources for the year now closed. The inevitable resttlt wa? tliat, instead of hofrowing a samll amount to close the year. we Bad to borrow a sum equal to the wholo year's expenses, less about $2,000. It has seeniecl to üs that the policy of the last Board of Supervisors was a mistaken one. A the resiilt of it, we are compelléd to ask the present Board, and do ask thetn, to appropriate the suin needed to pay existing loans, made for tl!8 past andprevions years,and not provided for, which amount to 14,300, all of which Wil] be due and payable oíi the titst day of February. 1881." This we ask you to appropriate in addition to estimates herewitli submitted for the ensuing year. All which is respectfully submitted. I. B. Grkknk] EfiWAKD PlTFY, AARON L. FELftRAMP. Superarenden ts of the Pooi' oí Wash tenaw County. On motion of Mr. Krapf, the report Was accepted. Ömotion of Mr. Daneer, the report tvas adopted. Adjourned to 9:30 A.Si. foinörfow, öö motton of Mr. Foster. Kead, examined and ppfoyed.MohtoíT F. Cíase, Chaifman, TnJay, Ortobór 19, 1S8O. Board met pursuant to adjowrnmeiit.Called to oider by the Koll called. Quorum present, jourftal read , corrected and approved, Mr. Daninglnirg, from the commit tee on criminal claims, reported the following bilis and recómmended theiï allowance at snnïsstated: ÍS3 E. B. Gidlpy, conptshle ...$155 18 $1JO 00' 73#A. W. I'orter, witness ïü cuses íd li.Beahan'Kconrt... S4 00 S4 0 735 Jas. M. Forsylh, justice 97 IS 93 9 76 W. Mclntrre, dpp. awri 25" f 25 3S 737 Eichard (uuntlett, constable... J03 50 85 ?8 738 Volney H. Potter, ñep sheriff.. 30 Hl) 30 78 7TO J„, M. rimj tl., jtXMce.. ...... U 32 7.1 740 E. K. FruauH, juslice 174 10 170 45 741 Jo-iah S. C'nse. sheriff, 2 billa... 480 79 478 4!J 745 P. M. Skinner. jnstirs 50 19 49 CO' 74.1 Volnoy U. Potter, dep. sLeriff.. 3i 85 32 00 744 P. M. Hkinuer, justioe 880 S 21S 15 745 Jacob H. Martín, constable 229 .15 ilfl 9 746 Philip Winegar, justiw 194 01 19 11C On motion of Mr. Rhodes, the report was accepted and adopted. Mr. Gregory presented the following, ■frhich Was oii motion adopted: "VVherkas, somethreefMirs sinceMr, Chas. Kitson, of Ann Arbor city, lent to Washtenaw coilnty, throtigh tlie j;mitor of the court hoiise, six arm ch.iiis, such as he used in his business, and having waited tliree years for said janitor to return these Chaira without effect,he now claims of the county S8, for these chairs, and says they wère worth more thSll that to him. Tlie committee' on civil ck-iinr; allowed him $4, saying' tn tviis board that a part of these chairs were broken up anddèstroyed, and that the county sold the balance at auctioii Now, I think that Mr, Kitson is not to blame for the county 's destroying his property, and he should in fairness bs made whole for his chairs, wVik'h to;ac-commodate he had lent Washtenaw county, therefore, üesolvrd, That the county clerk be (iirectexl to issue ait oreer on the treasurör of Washtenaw cwnity for tour dollars, the balance due Mr. Kitson for chairs lent to Waslilenaw county, three years since, aixl uöt retarned.Mr. Graves p-reaíftted thf? petition of E. P. Goodrich asking tliat hi'3 salary as stenographer be increasedto át least 1 ,.500. Mi- Burch moved that a committee' of two beappointed to investígate the" matter to in' the'pétitkm and confer with Monroe comity, if they decm it necessary. Carried. Mi. Tost moved that tlie committee be appointsed by the Chair, whih motion prevailed.The Chair appointed Messrs. Burch and Dansingburg as such committée.On motion of Mr. Foster, the Board adjourned to two o'clock i1, ji.