BOC 1923-24 - Lenawee County

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PROCEEDINGS
of the
Board of Supervisors
of
Lenawee County, Michigan
1923-1924
Apt il, .Tune and Octo bel' Session;.; of 1!'23, and
Sessions of Janumy and l\'Iarch, 1D24, with
Name.s and Post Office Addresses of
Township Oflieet s fot- l!l24
PUBLISHED BY OllDE!l OF Tim BOAHD
Aida Bovee, Chait man
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Boar{} of Supervisors
OF
LENA \VEE COUNTY
APRIL SESSION. 1923
P1 inted by Au tho! ity
The Board of Supervisors of Lenawee County met
at the Court House in the City of Adrian on the second
Tuesclay of April, A D. 1923, in regular session pursuant to law
The Board was called to order by Emery B Root,
Conn ty Cleric
The following Supervisors were present as representatives of the City of Adrian, the City of Hudson and
the several Tovmships of the County
City of Adrian-I'dayot-Hel belt IL Glade, P 0. Adt ian.
City ComiRsioner-Cinude L l\'Ic:Gullie, P. 0. Adl'ian.
City Commissioner-William M. ShepheHI, P. 0. Adrian
Adlian.
Cily Attolncy-1-Iemr R Jewett, P. 0. Addan.
City Assessot·-Ji'J anlc A. B1 ad ish, P. 0 Adl-inn .
Township of Adt ian-William H. Rcm;ink, P 0. AdtiatL
Blissfield-Ed Sea_!!.et, P. 0. Blissfield.
Camhi idge-Et nr;st T Gm tz, P. 0. Onsted.
Clinton-Cehet!. M. Halladay, P. 0. Clinton.
Dcm-ficld-G" E. Rusling, P. 0. Deetficld
Dover-·Alda Bovee, P. 0. Clayton.
Fait field-Cliffm-d J. AyeLs, P. 0 ..JaspeL
FJanklin-1' E SpalditH!', P_ 0. Tipton.
Hudson,-Herbet t C. Wickwit-e, P 0. Hudson.
Citv of Hudson-William K KeisteJ, P. 0. Hudson .
To\;·nshin of Macon-William Swick, P. 0~ Bl'itton,
1\Tadison-Pel'ley C. EayeJs, P_ 0 . Achian
l\Icdina-William Pott<'het, P 0. Motenci.
Ovden-William E . Pifet-. P. 0. Blissfield~
Palmy!a-Jamc:-> E. ,Jacklin. P. 0. Palm:na
Raisin-.Tohn L Calhoun, P. 0. Hollown)'.
Hidr!cwny-Walt£'1· Exelhy, P. 0 R1itton
Tiirrn-Hcmy Phillins, P 0. Ri~n
Hollin-Aaron W. Btown, P 0. Addison
City Cledc-G. Petey Love, P 0
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Rome-Charles 0, Hmt!y, PC 0. Addan,
Seneea-M ..r Hoclnadel, P. 0. Mmenci.
Tecumseh-Hugh H. Hanna, P. 0 Tccumse1L
Woodstock-Deckie C. Lewis, P. 0 . Cement City
On motion of Sup Jacklin the Board took a recess
for fifteen minutes,
Upon reconvening Sup Love moved that the Board
proceed to the election of Chairman,
The motion prevailecl
Sup Jacklin moved that Aida Bovee be Chairman
for the ensuing year
Sup Calhoun moved that the Clerk be instructed to
cast the unanimous ballot of this Board for Aida Bovee
as Chairman,
The motion prevailed, all the Supervisors present
voting therefore
Whereupon the Clerk cast the unanimous ballot of
this Board for Aida Bovee for Chairman,
At this time a commnnication from Rep Evans was
read by the Clerk, as follows:
"If Board of Supervisors favor Gasoline Tax, ask
passage of resolution ancl. send same to Gc~vernor, urg~
ing him to sign Bill
Statements recently sent out
by Detroit Automobile Club untrue and misleading,"
Sup, Ayers moved that the Chairman appoint a
Committee of three to draw resolutions and report at
tomorrow morning's session
The motion prevailed
The Chairman appointed Supervisors, Ayers, Halladay and Calhoun,
Sup, Gertz moved that Sup Pifer be Chairman Pro
Tem for the ensuing year.
The motion prevailecl
Sup, Bradish moved that Central Standard Time
govern the meetings of this Board, and that the hons
of meeting be nine o'clock A lVI and one o'clock P, lVI
Sup Reusink moved that the mles anrl reg1'Iations
governing' the nrecerling Board be made the rules and
regulations of this Board,
On motion of S,p J'aclc!in, the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at nine o'clock.
ALDA BOVEE, Chairman
ElVIERY B ROOT, Secretary
APiliL SESSION
7
Wednesday, Aprilll th, 1923.
The Boa!'d met pursuant to adjournment and was
opened in due fol'm for business.
Roll call
Quorum present
The Journal was read, approved and signed in open
session
The Chairman announced the following· Committees,
viz:
F'inance-P_ C Eayel s, Shepheul, Swick
Judiciary-·Clal k, Phillips, G. ,T_ Ayers,
Equalization-Bunn1, Pouche1·, Buulish, Rusling, Halladay,
Pife1, Calhoun, Ruesink
lHiscellaneous Clnim;;-.Bmdish, AyeJ-s, Swick
Deputy She1 iff and Constable Accounts-Shepheul, Widcwite,
I-Ianna
,fustice .and Co1oneis' Accounts--'Pouchet-, Hocluudel. Seagel
Count~ Po01, Tnsnne Accounts and County Faun-Ha1dy, P
C EayCJ-s, Wick\\"il e
She1 ifr's Accounts-PHet-, I\:fcGutnc, Le\lis.
TrensUJ eJ 's Accounls-Exelby, Ge1 tz, Spalding, Widndt·c.
Clc!lc's Accounts-HalladtJy, Love, Hochtadel
Assessment Rolls and Appottionment of 'l'axes--:Reusink,
C\m k, Sc~wct-, Swick, Spalding. Phillips, HochJHdel, Hmdy, Rus~
ling, McGutiie, Jewett, Hradish, Lewis, ,Jacklin.
Public Buildings and Gtountl~l.ove, Jacldin, Reusinlc
Contugious Disenses-Jacklin, Keister, Shcphe! 'L
Drains-Husl ing-, Senp;et, Bt 0\nl.
Printing--Aye! s, .Kci::;tcr, Hanna.
Penal Fines--Calhoun, Phillips, ,JewEtt.
Educational-Keistct, Getlz, Love,.
Salm ies-Hannn, Pouchot, Clmk
Stock Claims--Gm tz, Halladay, Exc\by.
l.cgislntiYe-•Je\,·ett, P. C. Eaye1 s, Calhoun, Spalding.
Count~' Hoads-McGume, Brown, Exelby, Hatdy, Pifet·, Lewis.
Sup Ayers from the special committee, that of
d!'afting· resolutions to send to the Governor, read the
following resolution and moved its adoption
"Whereas, a loill providing for a tax of two cents
per gallon on gasoline has been passed by the Legislature, a.nd,
Whereas, it is the opinion of the Board of Supervisors of Lenawee County that this bill provides a fair
and equitable means of procuring funds for State needs.
Therefore, be it resolved, that this Board by unanimous vote express its wish that Govemor Groesbeck
sign this gasoline tax bill and that a copy of this reso-
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BOAI<D OF SUPEI<VlSORS
lution be sent by Telegraph to Governor Groesbeck
C. J. AYERS
C. 1\'L HALLADAY
JOHN L. CALHOUN,
Committee.
The motion prevailed.
Sup. Brown moved that the Committee on Printing
be instructed to secure contract for the ensuing year.
Sup. Reusinlt moved that all bills in the hands of
the Olerl< be referred to the respective committees.
Sup Halladay moved that the Board take a recess
until this afternoon at one o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION
Roll call. Quorum present.
Sup Jacklin from the Committee on Contagious Diseases reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated
See schedule of claims Nos 7-10 inclusive
Sup Calhoun moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective
amounts
The motion prevailed, a majority of all Supervisors
present voting therefore
At this time Mr. Ralph Tew, President of the Lenawee County Farm Bureau, came before the Board end
aslred for an appropriation of $1500 00 to carry on the
Boy and Girl's Olub Worl< in Lenawee County
Sup. P C Eayers, moved that the matter be made
a special order for tomorrow morning at ten o'clock
Sup Olifford Ayers offered the following· resolution:
"RESOLVED, that this Board of Supervisors hereby appropriate the sum of $200 00, for the use of tlui
Salvation Army of Lrnawee Countv
Said s1nu to l:e
paid $100.00 on the first of July 1923, and $100 00 on
the first of ,January 1924.
Sup Shepherd mo,ed that the matter be marle a
special order for tomorrow morning at ten- thirty
o'clock
APIUL SESSlON
On motion of Sup Reusink the Board adjourned un.
til tomonow morning at nine o'cloclt
ALDA BOVEE, Chairman.
EMERY B ROOT, Sectetary
Thursday, April 12th, 1923.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment
Roll call
Quomm present.
The Journal was read, apptoved and signed in open
session
Sup. Braclish from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Claims, repotted back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
See schedule Claims Nos. 13-44 and 48-83 inclusive
Sup Halladay moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
on file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective
a1nounts
present voting· therefore
Sup Poucher from the Committee on Justice and
Coroners Accounts, reported baclc the following claims,
and recommended payment of the same at the amounts
stated
See schedule of claims Nos 11-12.
Sup. Pifer mo~<ed that the teport of the Committee
be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on file
and wan·ants ordered drawn for the respective
amounts
The motion prevailed. A majority of all Supetvisors present voting- therefote
Sup Love from the Building· Committee recom,
mencled that a new typewrite!' be purchased for the
County School Commissioner's office .
Sup Keister moved that the Building Committee be
instructed to secure a new typewriter for the County
School Commissioner.
The motion ptevailed
At this time, Caroline Humphrey representing the
Lenawee County Horticultural Society, came before
the Board and made a request for permission to plant
a flower hed on the Court House lawn
Sup Jacklin moved that the request be g-ranted.
The motion pr·evailed.
Sup. Bradish moved that the Olerlc be instructed to
notify the International Chemical Company that their
bill be disallowed, for the reason that the g-oods were
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not purchased by the Purchasing Agent
Sup. Love moved that the County Clerk be made
the Purchasing Agent for Lenawee County.
Sup. Reusink moved that the matter of annuling the
contract with the Detroit House of Correction, be referred to the Committee on Miscellaneous Claims, and
they to report at the June session 1923
Sup McGuffie moved that the special order, that of
an appropriation for the Boys' and Girls' Club Work be
taken up at this time
Sup. Jewett moved that the Board appropriate
$15 0 0 0 0 for Boys' ancl Girls' Club Work.
The motion prevailed by the following vote: Yeas:
Ayers, Bovee, Bradish, Brown, Calhoun, Cln.rk, Eayers,
Exelby, Halladay, Hanna, Hochradel, ,Jacldin, Jewett,
Keister, Lewis, Love, McGuffie, Pifer, Phillips, Poucher,
Reusink, Rusling, Seag·er, Shepherd, Spalding, Swick
26.. Nays: Hardy. L
Sup. Poucher moved that the Clerk b0 instructed
to draw an order July 1st, 1923, for $750 00 and an
orc!er January 1st, 1924 for $750.00 for Roys' and
Girls' Club Work
Sup. Brown moved that this Board approproate
$200 00 for the Salvation Army Work in Lenawee
County
The motion prevailed by the followhll( votP.: Yeas:
Ayers, Bovee, Bradish, Brown, Calhoun, Cla.rk, Eayers,
Exelby, Gertz, Halladay, Hardy, Hanna, Hoehradel,
Jacklin, Jewett, Keister, Lewis, Love, r.IcGu!fie, Pifer,
PhilliPs, Poucher, Reusink, Rnsling·, Seager, Shepherd,
Spalding, Swick, 28
Nays: None.
On motion of Sup. Jacklin the Board took a recess
until this afternoon at one o' cloclr
AFTERNOON SESSION
Roll call
Quorum present
.
Sup. Hanna from the Committee on Deputy SherIffs and Constables accounts, reported back the following· claims and recommended payment of Lhe ;n,me at
the amounts stated. See schedule of claims Nos. 1-6
APHIL SESSION
11
and 86-89 inclusive
Sup. Hardy moved that the report of the Comr::ittee
be accepted and adopted, the accounts placecl on file
and warrants ordered drawn for the respective
an1ounts .
111 esent voting therefore.
Sup Jacklin from the Committee on Cont:1gious
Diseases reported bacl< the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
See schedule of claims Nos . 84-85.
Sup. Love moved that the report of the Committee
amounts
The motion prevailed. A majority of all Supervisors present voting therefore
Sup Ayers from the Committee on Printing· reporteel back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated
See schedule of claims No 4 7
Sup Reusink moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
on file and warrants orderecl drawn for the respective
amounts.
Sup Ayers from the Committee on printing, reported
that the rate for printing· minutes of Supervisor's meetings in Adrian Daily TelegTam would be 46c per inch,
n.nd recommended that a contract be made for same.
Also that the contract for Printing supplies for the
various officers for the followinQ' year be given to the
Tecnmseh Herald, Tecnmseh. Michigan.
Sup Brown moved that the report of the Committee
be accepted and made part of the record.
The motion nrevailed
Sup. Gertz from the Committee on Stocl< reported
back the following claims and recommended payment
of the same at the amounts stated
See schedule ol
claims Nos 45-46
Sup Rusling moved that the report of the Committee be accepted. and adopted, the accounts placed. on
file and warrants dmwn for the respective amounts.
A majority of all
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Supervisors present voting therefore
Sup. Bradish moved that the Building Committee
be instntcted to make necessary repairs on County
Buildings for the ensuing year, also to make contracts
for coal for the Court House and County Farm for the
ensuing· year and that the Clerk be instructed to draw
orders for same when bills are approved by Chairman
of Building Committee.
The moticn prevailed.
At this time Sup Clark brought up the matter of
the paving· of Front Street, which might be done during
the following summer. Sup Keister moved that the
matter of extending· the Boulevard on Front Street, also the paving of Front Street be left to the' judgment
of the Building Committee, they to meet with the City
Commissioners of Adrian
At this time !VIr Clarke E. Baldwin came before the
Board and asked that the Board recommend to the
County Road Commissioners, the improving· of Road
No 10, running· east from the City of Adrian
Sup Jacklin moved that the County Road Commission be requested to build Road No. 10, during the ensuing year The motion was lost l::y the following vote
Yeas: Jewett and Rusling, 2.. Nays: Ayers, Bovee,
Bradish, Brown, Calhoun, Clark, Eayers, Exell::y, Gertz,
Halladay, Hardy, Hanna, Hochradel, Jacklin, Keister,
Lewis, Love, IVIcUuffie, Pifer, Phillips, Poucher, Reusink, Seager, Spalding, Swick, Wickwire, 26
Sup. Clark moved that it is the sense of this Boarcl
in the future that they will neither recommend nor oppose the building of any roads in Lenawee County by
the County Road Commission.
On motion of Sup McGuffie the Board adjourned
until the fourth Monday in June at nine o'clock Central
Standard Time.
EIVIERY B ROOT, Secretary
Sche(lule oi Clahns
AUDlTED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AT THEIR
SESSION BEGINNING ON THE SECOND TUESDAY OF APRIL, JD23_
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
14
RECORD OF CLAIMS-APRIL SESSION, 1923
No
Claimant
1
Henry J. Fritz
2
L. A, Gibson
3 Robert Glenn
4 Howard Hopkins
5 Luther Maloney.
G Carl Haas
7 Dover Twp.
8 C. S. Lane
9 Palmyra Twp,
10 City of Adrian
11 Thomas ,J. Howes.
12 Stillman W. Bennett.
13 Midland Chemical Co_ ..
14
Wood10w Company
15
L. C. Smith Typewdter Co ...
16
17
1R
10
Onderdonk Printing Co...
J. I-I Shultz Co __
Doubleduy-Hunt-Dol:m Co.
West Pub Co ...
20 Sherburne Enuip.
21 L Beckman Co.
22 L Beckman Co.
23 Callaghan Co .
24 Auto Inn
25 F. S. Barnum ..... .
2G Harris Electrical Co ..
27 Citizen's Light & Power Co
28
29
30
31
W R James ......... .
Paynes Book Bindery ....
Walper & Schwager ...
F. .J. Shultz
32
Christ Willnow ..
Thomas Conlin
George J. Tdpp ...
Florence Pixley
John Schwartz
Henry I. Bourns .
James P.. Richardson ..
A J Hodges
George E. Taylor
John Rorick
Herbert E. Hodges.
Detroit House Correction
Illternational Chem Co
Charles Holloway
Sylvin Cook
Adrian Daily Telegram
L. E.. Ostet hout.
Office Supply House
City of Hudson
Twp Dover
3~
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
4()
47
48
49
50
51
Amount Claimed
.$
28.20
38.00
150 00
60.50
162.<13
1<)2 00
80.50
231.00
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Amt.
Added Deducted
28,20
38.00
150 00
62.25
16243
142.00
80.50
2!31.00
8.7!)
442.24
7.80
iJ4.95
57 50
18 (jf)
12 00
15.00
7D.2•l
3fiH 98
5.00
1080
11.00
.80
7 00
7 011
1 70
2.35
1.75
8,79
44224
7.80
44.95
57 50
lR H!1
12 00
15 00
79 24
356 DR
5.00
!OHO
6 00
}W
7.00
7.00
1-70
3.2!)
3.20
227.81
13D.OO
3A5
3 25
7.50
30.54
20 00
5. 1<1
9 RO
957
14 00
11 DO
3,1 H5
37.RO
3R 25
251.03
261 .3~
8.00
9.t11
38 04
4 00
72 00
75 00
2 00
26133
217 81
139.00
3 45
3 25
7.50
30.54
20.00
5.14
9.RO
9 57
14.00
ll.DO
31165
3780
38.25
251 93
000.00
8 00
9.61
38 (it!
4 00
7200
71) 00
2 00
SCHEDULE CLAIMS
No
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Claimant
John D.. Hanna.
Everiss Bros"
Gale & Baker ..
Clifford J. Ayets.
Aida Bovee
Flank Bradish
Am-on
Bt·own
59 John L. Calhoun
60 Her-belt R. Clade .
Gl Bezley c Eayers
()2
G3
G~l
()5
(j(i
()7
ns
fi9
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
7fl
80
81
82
83
84
85
811
87
88
SD
Amount Claimed
--~·
Walter· Exelby
Et·nest T. Get tz.
Cebett M. Hallaclay .
Chmles 0. Hatdy.
Hugh Hanna
M .J Hoclnadel
.Tames E. Jacklin
Henry R. Jewett.
William K KeisteL.
Decide G Lewis ....
Percy G Love .....
Claude L. McGuffie
William PiferHenty Phillips
William Poucher
William Reus ink
G. E. Rusling.
Ed. Seager
William F. ShepheHl
T. E. Spalding.....
William Swick
Ret· bet t c. Wickwire ......
Township of Fairfield
Township of DoveL.
Cooper
A.
Call Crane
Clatence S. Lewis.
Fled J. Williams .....
w.
..
2. 00
75.00
75 00
12.90
!3.68
12 12
14.28
13.20
12.12
12A8
13.02
13.80
13.5(i
13 08
13 32
15
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Deducted
2.00
75.00
75.00
14,!)2
12.72
1212
14AO
.15 00
12.12
1212
13.50
14 28
14 88
12 84
13 5H
13 32
12.12
13 44
141G
13.G8
42<i.25
5.00
230.35
42.80
42.00
17.70
47.50
378.75
5 00
230.35
4280
42.00
17.70
JUNE S8SSJON
17
JUNE SESSION, !923
Monday, June 25, 1923.
The Board met pursuant to adjomnment and was
opened in due form for business.
Roll call. Quorum present
session,
Sup. Gertz moved that all bills in the hands of the
Clerk be referred to their respective committees.
Sup. Jewett moved that the building· committee be
instructed to purchase a flag· for the Court House
Sup McGuffie moved that the Tax Rolls be refened
to the committee on Assessment rolls.
Sup. Gertz moved that the Board take a recess until this aftemoon at one o'clock
Roll
Sup
morrow
EMERY
AFTERNOON SESSION
call
Quorum present
Love moved that the Board adjoum until tomorning at nine o 'cloclc
B ROOT, Secretary.
Tuesday ,June 26, 1923
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Roll call
Quorum present
session.
Sup. Bradish from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Claims reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated,
see schedule of claims Nos. 1-36 inclusive
Sup. Halladay moved that the report of the Committee be accepted ancl adopted, the accounts placed
a1nounts
The motion prevailed, a majol'ity of all supervisors
Sup Reusink moved that the Board take a recess
until this aftemoon at one o'clock
lR
DOARD OF SUPERVISORS
AFTERNOON SESSION
Roll call.. Quorum present .
Sup. Keister moved that the Board adjourn until tomorrow morning at nine-thirty o'clocl<.
EMERY B. ROOT, Secretary
Wednesday, June 27, 1923.
Roll calL Quorum present.
session.
Sup. Reusink from the Committee on Assessment
Rolls and Apportionment of Taxes, made the following
report:
(See report on opposite page)
Sup. Shepherd moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted and made part of the
record, and the assessment rolls of the various wards
and townships be placed in the hands of the Committee
on Equalization
present voting therefore.
Sup Shepherd moved that the Committee on Asessment Rolls and Apporthmment of Taxes, be empowered
to correct the acreage in the various to'.Vnships where
£arne is not correct
Sup. McGuffie moved that the Building' Committee
be instructecl to have a new sewer connection put in on
Front Street for the Court House use
At this time the County Clerk read a commrnication from Felix Flynn, Secretary of Michigan Association of County Clerl<s, in reg-ard to the Convention of
County Clerl<s to be held at Charlevoix on July 24th and
25th.
Sup Clark moved that the Cornty Clerk be authorized to attend the meeting of County Clerks at the
expense of the County
On motion of Sup Wickwire the Board took a recess until this afternoon at one o'clock
.JUNE SESSION
1~
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call
Quorum present
On motion of Sup Pifer the Board adjourned until
tomorrow morning· at nine o'clock.
ALDA BOVEE, Chairman,
EMERY B. ROOT, Secretary.
Thursday, June 28, 1923.
Roll call
Quorum present.
The Journal was reacl, approved and signed in open
session
Sup Jacklin from the Committee on Contagious
Disenses reported back the following claims and recommended same at the amounts stated, see schedule of
claims Numbers 37-43 inclusive.
amounts.
The motion prevailed and a majority of all Supervisors present voting therefore.
Sup. Bradish moved that the election of delegates
to the State Meeting· of Equalization be made a special
order for Saturdny morning at 10 o'clock
On motion of Sup. Gertz the Board took a recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call
Quor·um present
Sup Shepherd from the Committee on Deputy
Sheriff and Constable accounts, reported back the following claims and recommended payment of same at
the amounts stated, see schedule of claims, Numbers
4 4- 6 5 inclusive
Sup. Halladay moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted the nccounts placed
on file and wanants ordered drawn for the respective
an1ounts
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting· therefore
Sup Gertz from the Committee on Stock reported
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BOARD CF SUPERVISORS
of the same at the amounts stated, see schedule of
claims, Numbers 66-79.
Sup Calhoun moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts be placed
amounts.
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting- therefore
On motion of Sup. Rusling the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
Friday, June 29, 1923
Roll call
Quorum present
The Journal was read, approved and sig-ned in open
session
Sup Ayers from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Claims reportecl back the following· claims and recommended payment of same at the amounts stated, see
schedule of claims, Numbers 84-103, inclusive.
Sup Exelby moved that the report of the Committee
be accepted aud adopted, the accounts be placed on file
amounts
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting- therefore
Sup. Shepherd from the Committee on Deputy
Sheriff and Constable accounts reported baclr the tallowing claims, and recommencled payment of the same
at the amounts stated, see schedule of claims, Numbers
104-105, inclusive
Sup Reusink moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts be placed on
r11nounts
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting therefore .
Sup. Pifer from the Committee on Sheriff's Accounts made the following report:
TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISOF,S OF
LENAWEE COUNTY:
Gentlemen: Your committee on Sheriff's Accounts
would respectively report that we have examined the
.JUNE SESSION
21
boolrs and vouchers in the office of William E. Beasley,
and find that he is entitled to the following· amou!ltS:
Pe1sonal Account ...
Board Bill and Lockage ..
Laumh y
Expense Account
Total
. $1125.0G
337. 2G
li),JO
H4 .!12
.. :ti15(i(i,()3
All of which is respectively submitted.
W. E PIFER,
D. C. LEWIS,
CLAUDE L McGUFFIE,
Committee
Sup Hardy moved that the report of the Committee
be accepted and aclopted, the accounts be placed on file
amounts
The motion ptevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting therefore.
·
Sup. Keister from the Committee on Printing· r·eported baclt the following claims and recommended
payment of the same at the amounts stated.
(See
Schedule of Claims, Numbers 8 0-8 3, inclusive).
Sup. Poucher moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted and the accounts be placed
on file, and warrants ordered drawn for the various
amounts.
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisor·s present, voting therefore
On motion of Sup. Brown the Board took a recess
until this afternoon at two o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Sup Keister from the Committee on Contagious
Diseases reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
(See Schedule of Claims, Numbers 107).
be accepted and adopted, the accounts be placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the various
amounts
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting· therefore .
22
of the same at the amounts stated..
(See Schedule of
Claims, Numbers 108-109, inclusive).
Sup. Ayers moved that the report of the Committee
be accepted and adopted and the accounts be placed on
amounts.
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting therefore.
On motion of Sup Ayers the Board took a recess
until three o'clock
Upon reconvening Sup. Brown from the Committee
on Equalization made the following report:
(See Report on Opposite Pag·e)
Sup. Shepherd moved that the report be made a
special order for tomorrow morning at 9:3 0 o'clock
Upon motion of Sup McGuffie the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
ALDA BOVEE, Chairman .
EMERY B ROOT, Secretary
Saturday, June 30, 1923.
session.
Sup. Swick from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Claims reported back the following bills and recommended payment of the same at the amount stated.
(See Schedule of CJ!aims, Numbers 115-14 8, inclusive) .
Sup Hanna moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
amotmts
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting· therefore.
Sup Poucher from the Committee on Justice and
Coroners accounts, reported back the following claims
stated.
(See Schedule of Claims, Numbers 110-114,
inclusive).
.JUNE SESSION
23
amounts.
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting therefore.
The time having arrived for the special order, that
of the report of the Committee on Equalization, on
motion of Sup. Jacldin the same was taken up at this
time.
'
Sup. Jacldin moved that the report of the Committee on Jllqualization be accepted and adopted and made
part of the record
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present, voting therefore
The time for the special order, that of electing delegates to the State Meeting· of Equalization at Lansing,
having arrived, on motion of Snp, Gertz, the Board toolr
a recess for ten n1inutes.
Upon reconvening Sup. Brown moved that the Clerk
be instructed to cast the unanimous ballot of the Board,
for Super-visors Jacklin, Bradish and Keister, as Delegates to the State Meeting of Equalization.
'l'he motion prevailed, a majority of 'all Supervisors present voting therefore, whereupon the C!erlr cast
tire unanimous ballot of the Board for Supervisors Jacklin, Bradish and Keister.
Sup Bradish moved that the bill of Otto Tagsold
for $75 00 for burial of an indigent soldier, be allowed
and order- drawn by the Cleric
The motion pre\Vailed, ·a majority of all SupervisOl'S present voting· therefore
On motion of Sup Brown the Board adjourned until the second Monday in October 1923, at one o'clock,
Central Standard Time.
Schedule of Clahns
AUDITED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AT THEIJl
SESSION HELD JUNE 25th., 1D28
2fi
SCHEDULE FOR CLAIMS
RECORD OF CLAIMS-JUNE SESSION, 192,1
No
1
2
3
4
5
()
7
8
9
10
11
1.2
13
14
15
Hi
17
lR
19
20
21
22
23
24
Claimant
Wm. Payne
Mo. L. Mitchell.
0
38
40
41
42
43
44
45
4li
47
48
49
50
51
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Amt.
Added Deducted
13.50
13 50
8-50
Ihling Btos.
West Pubo CO,.o .... ,oo•o•ooo•••• o
Bm·toughs Adding Machine Co.
Woodrow Co.
Ondet·donk P1 tg.
J. H. Shults Co ..
GeJ·mo Mfg. Co.
Tuttle Corp.
L. J Cowie Co ...
Callaghan & Co.
Gtegory Mayot· & Thom
Doubleday B1·os
Et ickson Co.
Douhleday~Hunt-Dolan Co
Ranis Elec. Shop
Bennett Hoxie Co
A R Pmk Co
Cutler Dicker-son Co,
Artificial Ice Co ...
City of Adtian ...
John D. Hanna, o•oo•o•ooo••ooo•o··o
G L. Wmthin_~ton ...
25 Ackland & Stockwell
20 1\'hs. C. C Calhoun.
27 L S. B1own
2R Leste'l' Collet·
2fl Glenn L. W'illiams
:10 Florence J. Pixlcv.
~1 Geo ,T, 'Tripp.
.
:12 Geo. Tayloi
33 H E. Hodr.. es.
34 .Tas E ..Jacklin ..
:15 Wm. H Ruesink
3fi G. Percy Love
37 Dr. R W. Reynolds
:-w
Amount Claimed
D1. W
E. Colbntho.
City of Hudson ...
Madi::;on Twp,
Dt' C V.l. Case
G. M. Dm·t ..
City of Adiian
.John R Smith ..
Robet·t Glenn
L C. Maloney.
Geo. Ellsworth
J. A Meredith .....
Earl Haas
Achian Police
John Sager
0
$
8.50
4.47
1H.S3
15.G3.
4.47
Hl s:1
15 . G3
83.58
!:)41 .8:1
30.42
1G,2fi
88,58
94.83
30.42
1G.25
G.OO
G 00
27.G3
89.10
3G.OO
27.G3
8!l.l0
83 33
3H.OO
08.50
83,33
lUHJ
1.G3
Hi05
2.2fi
GR 50
44 00
4400
94 75
f) fi5
2 00
75 00
f)4 7!)
11 H5
1.()3
15 on
2.2f1
fJ.55
2.00
5 00
1:-::.f) f)
75.00
75.00
12.00
5!) 00
3 50
5.00
13 59
20
118 20
7fi 00
Hi 00
55 00
3000
:::.50
11~
79 :15
79 :-::!)
10R75
4 00
4.00
4.00
:l(i 00
39.00
10:175
12H.5R
12(i 5R
142. fi7
142 fi7
2100
1 50
100.57
12.00
39G.OO
,150 GO
53 95
(i().30
117 00
11.50
148 30
4.00
4.00
4 00
:.lli.OO
39 00
2LOO
150
100Jl7
12 00
3fi.OO
3H'1 .00
450 00
5:1 f)f)
G0.30
117.00
11 50
148.30
2fi
SCHEDULE FOR CLAIMS
RECOIW OF CLAIMS-JUNE SESSION, 1923
No
52
5o
54
55
56
5'7
58
59
GO
61
62
63
64
05
66
67
68
G9
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
7R
79
BO
81
k2
88
R4
85
RG
R7
RR
R9
90
91
HZ
93
9·1
95
fiG
H7
HR
99
100
l 01
102
c
A.
Claimant
Amount Claimed
F. Fen is
181.00
252,00
59.50
138 70
22.50
66.10
19.30
16.00
8 00
37 . 50
7HL2V
1G0.60
G.GO
302.85
22.25
10 00
54.15
2240
11.<1 .25
1000
19AO
10 00
32 30
17.00
13.00
(j 00
2 DO
G4 50
5 00
lk32
132 85
418.35
1l 00
18 (i<j
5 00
42 00
11 .5~
82 f),t
75.00
!) 85
20 45
34.65
5 00
75.00
75,00
180.50
12.00
840 fl5
5.87
721l5
8.00
Shalfet·
ClaHmte Lewis
Glenn Daniels
Wm. c. Becker
Fred J . Williams
Charles Miller
'l'hos O.Man
T. J. Howes
Roy M. Man
M. L. Gillen
A. w Cooper
Wm. A Bennett
H. w. Bloxum
Geo H Smith
Charles Haidle
Jesse Kuney
s. s. Portet
J. Ed Gilson
,LEd. Gilson
Clah R. Han iman ..
Frank Lawrence
Sidney A. Williams.
Henry Man
City of Adrian
c. A Dewey
Ralph Gm nsey
Glen Munk
Payne Book Bindery .
S. F Finch Pttn:. Co
Tecumseh Herald
Hudson Post Gazette.
Welch Mfrr Co.
p A. Cowley
.J. P BlancL
.T as. Rirh:u dson
White Hdwe Co
Eme1y B. Root
Eve1 iss Bros.
Jonesville Gm age
A ,) Hodn·es
Geo. VanTyne
E. 1\I Jones ..
Charles E B1own ..
Ever iss Bros
Thomas Conlin
w. E. Keister
Blissfield Nonnal
lH01elnnd Bl OS Co,
.Tohn Ro1 iclc
CitatO! Publishing Co ..
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Amt.
Added Deducted
2.00
1.00
SG.OO
2.00
3.00
7.00
10 00
2400
5 00
2 40
G.OO
183.00
252.00
59,50
1:!8 '10
22.50
60.10
20 30
lli.OO
8 00
37.50
032.2!)
lGO. HO
6.60
302 85
20.25
7.00
47.15
12.40
90.25
10 00
1H 40
10.00
32 30
12.00
13 00
G,OO
4.40
70.50
5 00
14 32
1~2 85
41R ::l5
11.00
lR G'l
5 no
42 00
11 5~
R29,1
75 00
9Rfi
20 41l
34.G5
5 00
75.00
75.00
lAO 50
12 00
240 95 GOO 00
5.87
72 51)
8 00
SC!-IEDUl,E FOil CLAIMS
No
C!nimant
Amount Claimed
27
Amount Allowed
Amt.
108
104
105
lOG
10'i
108
109
110
111
112
u:·l
1J4
115
116
117
118
lin
120
121
122
1.2:1
124
12!i
12<i
127
!2R
I 20
1:10
131
1~12
183
134
1:-l!i
lilll
137
1.'-18
139
J.lO
41
142
'J
14'1
144
1-:15
14(i
1,17
1M~
Rogets LbL & Coal Co ...
Leon Exelby. ..
Howard Hopkins
Wm, E. Beasley.
D1. C. A. VanDusen
C. 1". Rau.
Wm. Silvet;.; ...
Stillman W BennetL
Sylvcstet P. Hosmet
Thomas J. Howes.
GlaCe RuesiP.k
Albeit Osbmne
Wm. R James.
C. W. Case.
Chades E. Dibble
Bennett & Hoxie ...
G. 1-L Matthes
CliffoJd Ayers
Alda Bovee
Ft·ank B1adish
Amon B10wn
.Tohn C. Calhoun
Hed1cJ t R. Clndc
Perl<~y G. Eaye1s
Waltct- Exelby
E1ncst T. Geltz ..
Cebe1t M. Halladay
Cluules Hal'dy
Hugh 1-L Hanna.
M .•T. Hoclnadel
James E Jacklin
Hemy R ,Jewett..
Wm K Keister
Decide C. Lewis
PCl'cy G. Love ..
Claude L. McGuffie
Wm E. Pifet
Hemy Phillips
Wm. Poucher
Wm. Ruesink
G E. Ru::;ling
F,d Sea(reJ
Wm. Shephetd
E. E. Spaulding
Vlm Rwidc
Herbert C. Wickwire
Deducted
303.0•1
17 10
10130
15GG.G3
•13.00
10 00
12.40
95 45
(i 95
ll.BS
3 (i0
3.(i0
11007
1000
t:1H.ii9
255_78
17 70
24.90
25 GS
24 12
2(L28
25.20
24.12
24AB
25JJ2
25.80
25.5(i
25.08
25 32
2(L52
24 72
24 12
2H 40
27 00
2412
24,12
25 50
2fL28
2<i.R8
24 R4
25.5()
25 ::l2
24.12
25.44
2fil(l
20,08
303.0,1
17 10
101.30
15GG.63
•13.00
10.00
12.40
1.00 94."15
G.95
11.88
3.GO
3.GO
119 . 07
lOcOO
130.GO
255,78
17.70
OCTOBE!l SESSION
2D
OCTOBER SESSION, 1923
Monday, October 8, 1923,
Roll call, Quorum present
session.
Sup. Reusink moved that all bills in the hands of
the Clerk be referred to the respective committees.
The motion prevailed,
Sup, Ayers moved that the Assessment Rolls of the
several precincts and townships of Lenawee County,
also the report of the Committee on Equalization, be
referred to the Committee on Assessment Rolls and
Apportionment of Taxes,
On motion of Sup Halladay the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning· at nine o'clock
Tuesday, October 9, 1923.
The Board met pursual)t to adjournment
The Journal was read, approved and sig·ned in open
session.
Sup, Brown moved that the Committee on Assessment Rolls and Apportionment of Taxes, be instructed
to correct any errors found in rolls.
At this time Sup Brown brought to the attention
of the Board the matter of the Board appointing a committee to confer on the matter of lowering lakes in the
County
Sup, Jacklin moved that the matter be referred to
the Judiciary Committee,
On motion of Sup Pifer the Board adjourned until
this afternoon at one o'clock,
30
BOARD OF SUPERVlSO!lS
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At this time the Clerlt read a communication from
the Detroit House of Correction relative to a contract
for keeping prisoners up to December 31, 1924.
Sup. Gertz moved that Lenawee County contract
with the Detroit House of Correction at the rate of
$1.25 per day for keeping prisoners, sentenced to that
Institution, and that the Chairman and Secretary be
instructed to sign a contract to that effect.
At this time the Clerk read the report of the Insane
Tax, and on motion of Sup. Brown the same was made
a special orcler for tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
Sup. Keister moved that the matter of electing a
School Examiner be made a special order for Thursday
morning at ten o'clock,
Sup. Brown moved that the mn,tter of the residence
of School Examiner Cory also the legality of his holding
office of School Examiner, having removed from the
County, be referred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Sup Shenherd the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning· at nine o'clock
Wednesday, October 10, 1923.
Roll call
Quorum present
The Journal was read, approved aud signed in open
session
Claims reported baclt the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
See schedule of claims Nos. 3 7-61 inclusive.
Sup Love moved that the report of the Committee
amounts
1RT OF COMMITTEE ON APPORTIONMENT AND ASSESSMENT ROLLS
repot·t and apportionment of taxes for the seveml townships and cities of Lenawee County, Michigan for the yeal' 1923, and recommend that the same be ordered spread on
Voted
School
Tnx
120,871.43
6,377.81
2(i,051.00
!),596.89
15,624.80
8,582.86
11,059.97
13,382.HO
6,700.00
11,303.70
30,000.00
7,363.50
11:'114.17
R,7fi0,10
5,1SR5G
7,7(i5.00
<i,726.77
l:l,G5GAO
0,075A5
7,000.00
fi P00.72
27 540J5
4?..711tt50
12,1G:LS4
------~~~2G.fifi0.2fi
One Mill
School
Tax
14i447.58
1,951.37
<1,053.05
1,869.9'1
1,949.05
2,062.48
1,927.12
2,894.80
2,067.55
1,961.06
2,805 . 77
1,946.82
2,002.23
2,766.90
3,738.60
2,542,94
1,756.40
2,250,~)0
3,939.72
2,187.89
1,781!..42
4,GOI1.50
3.007.60
2,278.95
County
Drain
Tax
,100.00
1,98,!.90
1,300.00
200.00
G,G2L57
1,248.80
150.00
1,970.2!)
Coumy
Rejected
Tux
356.30
175.84
87•L73
145.13
20,91 (i, 20
84.70
Tax
Insane
Tax
County Poor
House
Tax
767.86
66.60
151.51
70.87
2,075.66
327.00
111.75
1,045.97
310.98
20A4
46.86
3.54
2,]8.32
103.66
70.60
32.74
57.96
58,.00
Outside
Relief
Tax
County Road
599.60
•17.15
105.53
28,613.66
3,896.48
8,337.'15
3,711.20
3,995.57
4,203.88
3,927.20
5,779.25
220.95
2.3G
57.13
135.79
212.()8
78 17
268.21
5,053.00
100.00
2,213.19
1,550.00
2,822.85
15.30
100.00
8,3fi4.!)R
24.11
Townsilip
Rejected
1,097.27
383.5·!
8,.!)5
713.84
44G R2
144 . 25
l:t77
2.·12
13.03
11.81
2fl7.(il
25A2
l08-3fl
82G . 84
GG.25
1373i5
3.35
3.00
427.08
3f)LG:1
5L15
170j)7
5UH
1.5/"i
UiR
9.25
25.H~~
420.28
G0.20
34fi.O·l
(;Q.20
170.74
178.24
118.80
$4,5fi7.Hl
'!5.72
373.74
310.98
103.66
100.82
328.02
393.90
132.06
47.71
310.98
285.13
37.77
98.32
54.60
43.50
10.50
122.00
335.49
J<l.OO
84.08
207.50
mtt5
355.00
185.73
5:38.4()
140.58
204.00
IGLOO
45.80
98.80
90 ..18
5.00
188.10
$fi,439.12
$2.579 39
----·
Tax Levied
by CountY
4,218.(}0
3,994.9•!
5,611.64
3,964.13
4,083.00
5,582.59
7,607.00
5,087.34
3,577.86
4,807.57
8,259_00
4,201.28
3,G00.38
9,325.00
G,38G.(i0
1!,410.50
Twp. Road
Tax Levied by
County
,.,
Bonds and
Int. Road
Tax
....................
19,177.89
481.62
7,272.26
····-··········-····
3,755.66
.....................
1,293.61
17,193.94
5,232.62
....................
11,006.60
19,150.05
R40.1!)
7,772.47
..................
4,810.33
22Afl4.l9
14,HiL15
5.8!18.62
(i,2~4.26
.................
5iL19
$1.47.43().()5
·········-········
8,076.38
7,202.50
11,295.00
..................
4,000.00
·····-----·······
5,300.00
·············-····
19,552.00
Co. Road
Levied
by State
Twp. Road
Levied by
State
5,725.60
779.70
····················
1,668.35
2,900.25
742.56 ..... ,................
799.50
140.05
8,764.8'!
841.20
785.85
2,871.38
1,156.45
18,907.79
844.15
········-··············
799.40
785.69
1,122.85
793.22
.....................
817.02
2,681.05
1,117.07
1,724.,18
1,522.17
,,,_ ................
1,018.00
6,808.36
715.92
6,216 . 93
962.00
16,876.61
1,652.60
21,808.38
840.71
72().43
.....................
1,865.8R
17,018.26
1,277.93....
882.54
Special
Line
Total
Fence
22.55
..
253,218.92
56,562.11
79,125.73
40,790.41
40,961.59
59,501.27
46,418.10
79,321.09
52,334.83
50,226.64
54,960.81
41,252.77
57,228.61
69,503A5
73,769.91
53,243.66
38,285.73
63,967.04
99,511.78
47,375.17
36,579.08
125,223.43
77,720.00
35,997 . 29
$".103.08
$55,425.88 $29,450.91 $107,503.77 $22.55 $1,633,079.42
$147,182.12
$72.Flfi1.14 $!)5, 120.49
ICJ(, T. B. RPALDING, CHAS 0. HARDY, HENRY D. PHILLIPS, F. A. BRADISH, M. •T. HOCHRADEL, D.C. LEWIS, G. E. RUSLING, HENRY R JEWETT.
,t:fi 400.n7
OCTOBER SESSION
31
Sup Jacklin from the Committee ou Contagious
Diseases, reported back the following claims and
recommended payment of the same at the amounts
stated
See schedule of claims Nos 1-5 inclusive.
Sup. Phillips moved that the report of the Committee be accepted ancl adopted, the accounts placed on
amounts .
present voting- therefore
Sup. Gettz from the Committee on Stock, reported
of the same, at the amounts stated
See schedule of
claims Nos. 6-36 inclusive
Sup Jacklin moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordet·ed drawn for the respective
amounts
Sup Jacklin moved that the election of a Superintendent of the Poor follow the election of the County
School Examiner on Thursday morning·, October 11th,
1923.
At this time John Q. Osborne, Superintendent of the
Poor, came before the Boatel and made the following·
report.
We, the unclersigned Superintendents of the Poor
respectfully submit om- annual report for the fiscal year
ending- September 3Oth, 192 3
Receipts
Balance on hand, Octo bet 1st, 1D22. -·
$ 5,43flA2
App1 opdation fat Gencwl Poot Fund fm
ensuing yea1
......
4,500.00
Indebtedness of the Cities of Addan and
Hudson and the seve I al Townships
tlu-oug-h County fot care of pom at the
County House for the ye:u ending
H·
Sept. 30th, 1923..
Indehtednesfi of the County at !mge fm
care of pool at the Counly House fm·
the ye.ar ending Sept. 30th, W23...
4,ofl8.01
470_0()
32
Indebtedness of Adrian and Hudson Cities
and several Townships for outside relief furnished by County f01 the yem
ending Sept. 30th, 1923......................
Received frciin the following Counties for
temporary relief: City of Detloit,
Wayrie County, Anna Gamily case ..
Monroe County-Agnes Mann case
Lapeer County-Burton Matthew case
Clare County-Eulah Gaddy cnse.
2,972.59
1L25
332 <lS
5.25
12.50
Total receipts
Disbursements
Vouchers <hawn for the yem ending Sept. 30th 1923:
$ 1,50:1.88
October, 1H22
Novembe1, 1022
7XL54.
December, 1H22
88K04
Janum·y, 1923.
1,309.18
G7G.GO
February, 1H23
1,332.85
March, 1923
738.86
Aplil, 1923
1,146.43
May, 1923
,June, 1!)23
1,42R.79
filS 72
July, 1D23
s2,L74
August, 1923
1,413 86
September, 1923
Total disbursemenh:; for the year
Balance on hand Octohe1 1st, 1923
$12,!Hi:l 49
$ 5,475-27
Disbursements itemized
Itemized statement of clisbm sements for the y~ar
ending Septembet 30th, 1!)23:
1-Whole number of inmates at the
County Tnfitmary dmin1r the year
R5
(l1
2-Whole number at close of year
3-Whole numbeJ of deaths during
12
the yem
...
ti-Cunent expen:=;es at the County
House
.. $ 5,R30.22
5__.Permanent impJovements $ fi07 94
Repairs
1,231 .72
Farm implements
370.7G
Insurance
101.98
Han!ware
149 flO
Furniture
C1ocke1y and g!asswa1e
Stock
2,47li 7fl
{l-lVliscellancous expenses nn(] temporary relief a:<, pnid from the poor
fund
7-TempOlat)' 1elief as t'UJnished by
SupcrvisoJ s to persons settled in
othet municipalities
2,077 .0!)
2,579 3!)
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33
8-Temporaty 1-elief as rep01ted by
SuiietvisOis
10,524.1.0
9-Total expenses
$23,487,59
Current Expenses at County House:
Help :md keeper's salmy
Ptovisions
Gt·oceties
Dt·y Goods
Clothing
Shoes ,
Medical
Tobacco
Sunddes
Fuel ___ ........ .
Hay, gl'ain and seed.
Blacksmything
Oil
$3,188,88
500 34
55G.53
1H7A2
7(:L28
32.8(}
125.00
122.23
175.28
273.GO
109.75
3fUi0
280.20
Thtcshing
2r..o<t
Dlugs
90 21
Total
$5,830.22
l\1ist'€-ll<tneous Expense and Temporary Relief as Paid from
Poor Fund:
Outside t·elief
Expense
Medical
Burial
Tt·anspot tat ion
... $1,702.54
5.00
193.00
90,00
86.55
Total
'$2,077 09
Amount due Lena wee County i.t om the Cities of
Achian and Hudson and the several Townships fot the
suppot·t of the inmates of the County House, settled in
the Cities and scvexa\ Townships of the County from
Octobct 1st, 1922 to Octobet 1st, 1923.
No~ Days
Lenawee County.
1,38G
City of Ad1ian
3,G83
Town of Adt ian
.1,095
Town of Blissfield ..
72
Town of Cambl'idge ..
1G5
Town of Clinton ·
778
Town of Do\·et _,
3G5
Town of Dee1 field
000
Town of Fail'tield
lGl
Town of F'1anklin ... , 1,095
City of Hudson
1,316
:3G5
Town of Hudson
355
Town of Macon
r:t'own of Medina.
.1,887
l,llfi
Town of Madison ..
Amount Due
393-62
1,045,97
310,!)8
20.44
4!i.SG
220.95
103_GG
000 00
45.72
310 98
373.74
103.GH
100.R2
393.90
.'~28.02
34
TO\vn
Town
'l'own
Town
Town
Town
of Ogden.
465
of Palmyra... ...... 168
of Raisin ........... 1,095
of Ridgeway .. 1,004
of Riga
133
of Rollin...
000
Town of Rome .............. 654
Town of Seneca. ....
1,250
Town of Tecumseh ..... l,8!JG
Town of Woodstocl;: _ .. 495
Total
.. '' .$20,538
132,06
117.71
310 .DS
285.13
37.77
000.00
185,73
355,00
538.46
140.58
$5,832.7.:1
The cost per week for each inmate at the County
Farm aside from what was raised on the farm is $ 284
per day, or a dollar $ L 9 8 8 per week.
State of the amount paid by the Overseers of the
Poor of Adrian and Hudson Cities, and the Supervisors
of the several townships for temporary relief, furnished poor persons domiciled in said cities and the respective townships but leg'ally settled in other municipalities, in said County, as paid from the Poor Fund from
October 1st, 1922 to October 1st, 1923.
City of Adrian .. .
'!'own of Adlian .......
Town
Town
Town
Town
of Blissfield
of Cambl'idge
of Clinton ....
of Deerfield.
'l'own of Dovet ......
Town of Fail field
Town of F'ranklin
City of Hudson ..
Town of Hudson ...
Town of Macon
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
Town
of
of
of
of
of
Madison
Medina.
Ogden ..
Palmyi a.
Raisin
of Ridg"eway
of
of
of
of
of
of
Total
Riga ...
Rome.
Rollin ..
Seneca ....
Tecumseh.
Woodstock
$ 59D,G0
47.15
105.53
000,00
000.00
000,00
!>8.32
54. GO
43 . 50
10 50
000.00
122.00
339.45
14.00
8<L08
207 . 50
5~U_5
2(M.OO
1G1 00
45.89
98.80
DG.18
5.00
18R 10
. $2,579,39
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Amount expended for tempoi:ary relief in the Cities
of Adrian and Hudson, and the several Townships for
the year ending September 30th, 1923, as reported by
the several Supervisors and the Overseers of the Poor,
of the Cities of Adrian and Hudson
City of Adz ian .
Town of Addan ..
Town of Blisssfield
Town of Camhddge.
Town of Clinton ..
Town of Deerfleld.
Town of Dove1·
Town of Fairfield ...
Town of Franklin .
Town of Hudson ..
City of Hudson ..
Town of Macon
Town of Madison
Town of Medina
Town of Ogden...
Town of Palmyra ...
Town of Raisin
Town of Ridgeway ...
Town of Riga ...
Town of Rollin
Town of Rome
Town of Seneca.
TO\\ n of Tecumseh ..
Tm\"tl of Woodstock
' . !ji 4,450.68
Total
12Go78
187.54
27!>.72
417083
210020
65(i.7G
1,157"63
137.36
000.00
642.21
18Ll1
138.05
352.34
000310
3<11 02
50.00
000.00
(j 75
16983
24.33
2H7.50
5GS.G1
157.85
. $10,524.10
Estimated Value of Stock on Farm:
Numbe1·
4 \\'01 k hotses and two sets of
hmness
13 cows
4 two yem old heifets
4 yeal'l ing hcife1·s
1 bull one year old
G lJl'ood sows and pigs .
5 young sows
12 .shoats
l stock hog
250 fowls
!lO ducks
10 geese
Totnl
Value
$ 550 00
1,000 . 00
250,00
175.00
100 GO
300.00
125 00
120.00
25.00
250.00
30.00
25.00
.::;2,950.00
3()
Estimated Value ol' Produce Raised on the Farm:
Amount
Value
323 bushels of wheat ....... .
. ... $ 30U.85
700 bushels of oats ..
242.55
95 bushels of bar ley.
--··
47.50
8 acres alfalfa, ( 20 tons)
240.00
1 acre sweet corn.
25.00
32 acres field com ....
1,100 00
HO tons ensilage and ;;oy beans
300.00
12 actes hay (20 tons) . "
200.00
One-half acre soy beans.
20 00
Straw
125 00
250 bushels potatoes ...
375 00
Garden and orchard,.
300.00
Milk and butter...
2,000 00
Products fl om chickens
300 00
1500 quarts canned fruit
450.00
Total
$G,031-90
Heport of the Special Poor Fund:
Balance on hand October 1st, 1922 .... $ 202 . 04
Cash received [J om farm, from October 1, 1922 to Octobet 1, l!l23.
1,43!l.52
Total
$1,()41. 5fi
Amount paid f10111 special poot fund
ft om October 1, 1922 to October
1, l!l23 for supplies for inmates. . .. $1 ,322.(\7
Balance on hand Octobe·r 1, 1923 .$ SUL8!)
We would respectfully recommenrl
an appropriation for the Genet al
Poor Fund f01 the ensuing yem
of 1n23-W24, of
.. $4,500 00
Also fol' premiums on insurance po]w
icies on County Fat m Buildings
which expire during the year of
1!124 oL
$ 800 00
Superintendents of the Poor,
E. F. UNDERWOOD,
W D. PORTER,
JOHN Q. OSBORN
Sup Shepherd moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted and made part of the
records and referred to the Committee on Finance.
At this time the Clerk read the report of the Soldiers
and Sailors Relief Commission,
OCTOBER SESSION
37
,
The following is a statement of the Soldiers and
Sailors Relief Fund for Lenawee County, Mich.
Balance in fund Octobe1 1, 1922.
Ot clet s i;.;sued
Octobet 1022 ... .
.$50.00
50.00
Novcmbet 1H22
Decembetc 1D22.
.Janumy 1!>23......-.
Febmary 1928.
GO.OO
50.00
50.00
March 1H2:L
Aplil W23 ..
50.00
115.00
45.00
. 35"00
30.00
:JO.OO
30 Oil
May J f/23 . ". __
June l!l23
.July lfl23 ..
August
$2,15!1.12
1923 ........ .
1H28
Scpten~bel'
Total
Balance in fund Octobei 1, 1923
$525.00
$1,G34.12
We have carried on the rolls during the past year
three females and three males. Mrs Salva Johnson
has g·cne to the Soldiers' Home and V Vandercook of
Tecumseh has g·one out of the County
The follovling is a list of the wards who have been
helped the past year:
Mts. Salva Johnson, Jaspet..
Mrs. E. L. Hoisington, Addison
Hemy Stevet, Jasper
Lucy Parker, Clinton
V Vandetcook, Tecumseh.
Hemy Sweet, Tecumseh.
Signed:
.. :);120.00
180.00
120.00
GO 00
30.00
15,00
P A. COWLEY,
GEORGE S. VAN TYNE,
D B MORGAN,
Sup. Gertz moved that the report of the Commission be accepted and adopted and made pal't of the
record.
The motion prevailed .
On motion of Sup. Poucher the Board took a recess
until twelve o'clock Standard Time
AFTERNOON SESSION
Roll call
Quorum present.
Sup. Ayers moved that the matter, "with regard
to the County Road Commission taldng over the State
Reward Roads of the County," into the County Road
3S
System, be made a special order for Friday morning at
nine- thirty o'clock.
Sup. Bradish moved that D. B. Morgan be appointed
Burial Ag·ent for the City of Adrian
Sup. Jewett moved that the Board of Supervisors
appropriate $2500.00 for Bixby Hospital
Sup. Reusink moved as an amendment that the
Board appropriate $1500 00 for Bixby HospitaL The
amendment was carried by the following vote. Yeas:
Supervisors, Bovee, Brown, Exelby, Gertz, Halladay,
Hardy, Hanna, Hochradel, Jacklin, Lewis, Phillips,
Poucher, Reusink, Spalding-, S;vick, Wickwire, 16
Nays: Eayers, Bradish, Jewett, Love, McGuffie, Seager,
Shepherd, 7
The orig·inal motion as amended was then carried
hy the following· vote
Yeas: Ayers, Bovee, Braclish,
Brown, Halladay, Hardy, Hanna, Hochraclel, Jacklin,
Jewett, Love, McGuffie, Phillips, Poucher, Reusink,
Seager, Shepherd, Spal<ling-, Swick, Wickwire, 2 0
Nays: EYelby, Gertz, Lewis, 3
At this time Thomas Conlin, County Drain Commissirner, came before the Board and made his annual
report.
Sup. Reusink moved that the report be accepted
and adopted, placed on file
The motion prevailed, a majority of Supervisors
Sup Ayers moved that the Board appropriate
$6,000 00 to be known as the County Drain Revolving
Fund.
Sup Brown moved that the matter be made a special orcl.er for tomorrow morning· at ten- thirty o'clock.
On motion of Snp Bradish the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at nine o' cloclt
Thursday, October 11, 1923
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OCTOBEH SESSION
3!)
The Joumal was read, approved and signed in open
session
Sup. Phillips from the Judiciary Committee made
a report on the matter of the legality of County School
Examiner Cory holding his office having· removed from
the County
Sup Jacklin moved that the report of the Committee be received and placed on file
Claims reported bacl< the following claims and recom1nended payment of the same
See schedule of Claims
Nos. 89 to 107 inclusive
Sup. Exelby moved that the report of the Committee he accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and wanants ordered drawn for the respective
rrmounts
Sup She])herd from the Committee on Deputy
Sheriff and Const!tble Accounts reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same
at the amo11nts stated
See schedule of claims Nos.
64-88 inclusive.
Sup. Ayers moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts· placed on
amol,nts
The motkn mevailed, a majority of all Supervisors
]Jresent voting therefore
At this time the Clerl< read a communication from
Glenn L Williams, friend of the Court
To the Honor
able Board of Supervisors of Lenawee County.
Gentlemen:
The Salary of the Friend of the Court was fixed
by your Board during its session of January 1922 at
the time this Department was created. At that time it
was not !mown how much worl< would be required and
there was no precedent or no way of knowing what
would be proper compensation, and the amount was
fixed at $3 0 0 0 0 per year
At the present time there are 50 cases being handled by this department, nearly all of which requir·e constant attention
The total amount involved in the
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40
complaints made to date is over $7,000.00. This requires not only investigating and writing letters, hut
also the preparation of proper legal papers to bring
the delinquents before the court. There is hardly a
week at the present time that new complaints are not
made, which naturally is increasing· the worlt very materially and it will continue to increase.
In view of the situation as it exists, and the amount
of work involved in looldng· after the Department, I
respectfully request your Honorable Board to increase
the salary of the Friend of the Court, such an amount
as 1nay seem proper
Respectfully submitted,
Glenn L Williams,
Friend of the Court.
Sup, Shepherd moved. that the matter be referred
to the Committee on Salaries
Sup. Swick moved that the charge of Insane Tax
of Dale Dickerson for $39L63, Joe spread upon the
Cot'nty at large.
The motion was lost, the majority of the supervisors voting against said motion
Sup Jewett moved that the charg-e of Neil Ostrander amounting to $155 66 be charg·ed against Lenawee
County at large
Sup Jewett moved that the char,o.·e of Floyd Hall be
made a charg-e against Lenawee County and the same
referred to the Prosecuting Attorney for collection to
reimburse the County
Sup. Jewett moved that the charge of IVIilroy Sweet
be made a charge against the County at larg·e.
Sup Bradish reported that the paving ta.x for
Front Street amounted to $1,784 77.
Sup. Swick molved that the amount be spread in
one year and referred to the Committee on Finance
Sup Ayers moved that we take up the special order in regard to the County Drain Revolving Fund.
Sup. Bradish moved that the matter of $6,000 00
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OCTOBER SESSION
County Drain Revolving- Fund be laid on the table indefinitely.
The motion prevailed, a majority of all supervisors
Sup Gertz moved that the Board take a recess for
five miuntes
Upon reconvening- S11p Love moved that we proceed to the election of a County School Examiner .
The motic n prevailed
Sup Gertz m<wed that the <Jlerk be instructed to
cast the unanimous ballot of this Board for J l\'I. Lindemuth for County School Examiner for two years
The motion prevailed, the majority of all Supervisors present voting- therefore
Whereupon the Clerk cast the unanimous ballot
for J lVI Lindemuth for County School Examiner for
two years.
Sup. Love moved that we proceed to the election
of a Superintendent of the Poor.
Sup. Love mover] that the Clerk cast the unanimous
ballot of this Board for John Q Osborne for Superintendent of Poor, for a tet·m of three years
The motion prevailed, whereupon the Clerk cast
the unanimous hallot of the Board for John Q. Osborne
for Superintendent of Poor
Sup Hanna from the Committee on Salaries, moved
that the sala!T of the Friend of the Court be increased
$100.00
The motion prevailed, all supervisors present vot'ng therefore.
Sup P. A Eavrs, from the Committee on Finance
made the following report
To The Honorable Board of Supervisors of Lenawee
County:
Your Committee on Finance have had the same under careful consideraticn and would respectfully report
the amount they believe necessary to be levied upon the
taxalole property of the County of Lenawee, for the
year 192 3 for the several purposes thet·ein specified
State Tax
County Contin1~·ent
County PoOl Fund and Tnsutance.
Jm ot Fund
$228,fiG1.44
10,000.00
5,000.00
H,OOO 00
42
Witness Fund ...... .....
,...
GOO.OO
Judge of P1obute Salmy.
3,300 00
Pr abate Register's Salary ...
1,'!00 00
Clellc of Juvenile Court
300.00
Circuit Judge's Salaty_.
1,000.00
Prosecuting Atto1ney's Salmy... . ....
1,500.00
As!->'t. Prosecuting Aitmney's Salmy . ,.
500 00
County Clellc·s Salary
...
1,000.00
Chief Deputy Clerk's Salary.
1,200.00
Deputy County Clel'lc and Bookkeepel 's sulm y
1,000.00
County T!easurei's Salary..
. ...
2,000.00
D-e-puty County Treasurei 's and Bookkeeper's Salary
... . ....
1,000.00
Circuit Court StenogJUpher 's Salary.
2,500.00
300.00
Friend of the Court's Salary
...
County School Commis;.;ioner's Salary
2,000 00
Clerk Hire f01· County School
..
GOO 00
Commissione1
500.00
County School Examiner's Salary ..
2,100 00
County D1ain Commissione1·'s Salluy
1,300.00
Deputy D1 a in Conunis::;ioner's Salary
2,1GO 00
J:mitor's Salan
Bixby Hospital· Appropriation
1,500 00
State Hospital Tax .....
2,028 00
County Drain Tax at large.
1,147 27
Counly Road Tax at large ..
147,18212
20,450.!)1
State Hoad Tax at laq~e
7,000 00
Contagious Diseases
Det1 oit House of Correction.
....
750 00
5,000.00
Coal for Court House and County Fat m
Justice and Cm oner 's Accounts
HOO 00
2,000.00
Burial of Indig-ent Soldiers
18,000 00
Sheriff's Department
2,000.00
Pl'inting and Binding.
1,000 00
Telephone Rentals and Tolls
400.00
Posta1~e for alI oflices
2,000 00
Light, Water and Gas
1,000 00
Painting and Hepail s
1,000 00
Miscellaneous Supplies
15,000 00
IVIother's Pensions
1 0,000 00
Bounties
2,000 00
Salm ies of Supe1 intendcnt of Poo1
Sa!arie;; of Count~· Poad Commissioners 2,000 00
r;oo.oo
Blissfield Normal Trainin": School
500.00
Special Att01 ney Fees, Gil cuit Court
SupervisOJ·s Salary, milca,ge and
expenses
3,5110 00
D1ain Commissioner's mileage ani]
expenses
1,0011.1111
School Commissione1 's mileage and
Cxpenses
500.00
.Justice Court Stenogrnpher, witneSs
nnd ,Jury Orders
400.00
Religious ScJ vkcs at County Farm
200 00
OCTOBER SESSION
Physicians and Township Cledc's
Reporting Bhlhs and Deaths
Pl"imary and Genend Election
Expenses
.. ....
County Shm·e of Paving Tax,
Front Street
· .. ,
.......
Chmge of Dale Dicket;.;on, Insane Tax
Total .
•13
1,000.00
1,500,00
1,784 77
3Hl.63
......... $538,45G. 14
Sup Keister moved that the report of the Finance
Committee be accepted and adopted, made part of the
records and referred to the Committee on Assessment
Rolls and Apportionment of Taxes
The motion prevailed by the following vote:
Yeas: Ayers, Bovee, Bradish, Calhoun, Eayrs, Exelby, Gertz, Halladay, Hardy, Hanna, Hochradel, Jacklin,
Jewett, Keister, Love, McGuilie, Pifer, Phillips, Poucher, Reusink, Seager, Shepherd, Spo:tlding·, Swick, Wickwire, 25. No:tys: None
On motion of Sup Gertz the Board toolt " recess
until this afternoon at twelve o'clock standard time.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Roll call
Quorum present
bo:tck the following claims and recommended payment
of the same at the amounts stated. See schedule of
claims Nos. 108-114, inclusive.
Sup Hardy moved that the report of the committee
amounts.
The motion prevailed, a majotity of all supervisors
On motion of Sup .Halladay the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning· at nine o'clock Central Sto:tndard Time
Friday, October 12th, 1923.
Roll call
Quorum present
44
sessiono
Sup. Hanna from the Committee on Deputy Sheriff's
Bills, reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated
See schedule of claims Nos . 118-122 inclusive.
Sup. Halladay moved that· the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
amounts
A majority of the suspervisors present voting therefore.
Sup. Pifer from the Committee on Sheriff's Account
made the following report
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Lena wee
County:
Gentlemen:,
Your committee on sheriff's accounts, reports that
we have examined the hooks and vouchers in the office
of William Beasley, and find that he is entitled to the
following amounts.
Total amount of bill as filed
Amount added
Amount deducted_
Persona! account
Botud and Lockag-e
Laumlry
Total
. $1,323 B~
22 .fi5
3G 50
(il)4 Q(j
589.75
2fU7
$1,309 98
All of which is respectfully submitted
W. E. PIFER,
CLAUDE L McGUFFIE
DECKIE C LEWIS,
'
Committee.
and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amount
A majority of all Supervisors present voting therefore
Sup. Jacklin from the Committee on Contagious
stated
See schedule of claims Nos. 115-177 inclusive
OCTOBEH SESSlON
45
Sup Reusink moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and wanants ordered drawn for the respective amounts
The time having- arrived for the special order, that
of the County Road Commission taking over the State
Reward Roads into County Road System, was taken up
by order of the Clhair
Sup. Ayers offered the following- resolution, and
moved its adoption
Whereas: Certain roads in Lenawee County, known
as State Reward Township Roads can be maintained at
less expense and in a more efficient manner if taken
into the County System of Roads
THEREFORE, be it resolved that it is the wish of
the Board of Supervisors of Lenawee County that such
roads be taken over by the Lenawee County Board of
Road Commissioners
C J. AYERS
The motion was lost, a majority of the Supervisors
voting- ag-ainst said motion
At this time, Herloert Hodg-es, Chairman of the
County Road Commission, made the yearly report.
Sup Ayers moved that the report be accepted and
placed on file
Sup. Calhot n moved that the report of Insane and
Hospital Tax to accepted and referred to Committee
on Apportionment of Taxes
Sup Hardy moved that the Boa!'Cl take a recess
until this aftemoon at twelve o'clock standard time
AFTERNOON SESSION
Roll call
Quorum present
Sup Poucher from the Committee on Justice Accounts, reported baclr the following- claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated
Sup Halladay moved .that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
on file and warrants drawn for the respective amounts.
BOARD Ol' SUPERVISORS
A majority of all Supervisors present voting· therefore.
At this time Sup. Reusink from the Committee on
Assessment Rolls made the following· report.
See report en opposite page
Sup. Shephard moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted and made part of the
record
Sup Love brought up the matter of a new adding
machine in the County Treasurer's office
Sup Shepherd moved that the Building Committee
be instructed to purchase a new machine for the County
Treasurer's Office at the best possible figure.
Sup. Ayers from the Committee en Printing reported back the following claims and recommended
payment of the same at the amounts stated. See
schedule of claims Nos. 131-132 inclusive.
Sup. Hardy moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
amounts.
The motion prevaile<t
A majority of all Supervisors present voting therefore
Sup Hanna from the Committee on Salaries
recommended an increase of $200 00 per year in the
salary of Deputy Treasurer
Sup Pifer moved that the Beard increase the salary
of the Deputy Treasurer $200 00
The motion was lost by the following vote
Yeas:
Bradish, Brown, Hanna, Hochradel, Jewett, Lewis,
Love, Pifer, Phillips, Poucher, Seag·er, Shepherd, 12
Nays: Ayers, Bovee, Ca!honn, Eayers, Exelby, Gertz,
Halladay, Hardy, Jacklin, Ruesink, Russling, Spalding,
Swick, Wickwire, 14.
Sup Gertz from the Committee en Stock reported
See schedule of
claims Nos. 123-124 inclusive
Sup Calhoun moved that the report of the Committee te accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
amornts,
OCTOBER SESSION
47
A majority of the Sur>ervisors present voting therefore.
Sup. Pifer from the Committee on Sheriff's accounts
stated to the Board that the Sheriff was collecting· fees
from Justice Court and retaining the same
Sup Jacklin moved that the matter be referred to
the Judiciary Committee, they to confer with the Prosecuting Attorney and report at the January Session.
On motion of Sup. Halladay the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning· at nine o'clock.
Saturday, October 13th, 1923.
Roll call. Quomm presm t
The Journal was read, approved and sig·ned in open
session
Claims reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
See schedule of claims Nos. 133-171 and 175
Sup Phillips moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
amounts
The moticn prevailed
A majority of the Supervisors present voting therefore.
Sup Shepherd from the Committee on Deputy
Sheriff and Con.stable accounts, reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same
at the amounts stated
See schedule of claims Nos .
175.
Sup Love moved that the report of the· Committee
and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.
A majority of the Supervisms present voting therefore
Sup. Poucher from the Committee on Justice and
Coroners accounts reported back the following claims,
find recommencled payment of the same at the amounts
stated
See schedule of claims No. 173
BOARD 01' SUPERVISORS
Sup, Rusling moved that the report of the committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts,
A majority of all Supervisvisors present voting therefore,
Sup. Hardy from the Committee on County Farm,
Insane Accounts and County Poor, made the following
reporL
County:
Gentlemen:Your committee on County Poor and County Farm,
beg leave to report that we have examined the books
and vouchers of the Superintendent of the Poor, have
added their ledg·ers and compared with the stub books
and find them correct. We also find the cooks are kept
in a neat and business-like manner, and their worlr efficient in every way
We would respectfully report that we have visited
the County Farm and Building, and were well pleased
with the condition as found, the County House was
found to be in a neat and tidy condition, and the inmates in as comfortable circun1stances as proper management could create,
The Jitve stock was in good condition, showing the
result of good care.
The improvements which have been affected during·
the past year were all needed, especially the new
chicken house and also the truck as provided by the
SuperintendEnt for use upon the farm
We feel proud in the matter in which the I.enawee
County Poor Farm is managed, and believe that Lenawee is indeBd fortunate to procure the type of practical business men of which ol'r County Poor Commission
is composed, and belive, they too, are fortunate to procure the services of so competent keepers as !VIr and
IVIrs Young·
Signed:
CHARLES 0. HARDY,
HERBERT WICKWIRE,
P C EAYRS,
Committee,.
OCTOBt<;Il SESSION
Sup. Halladay moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and placed on file and made part of
the record
The motion prevailed .
Sup. Lqve reported that the Building Committee
had made a contract for a new Adding Machine to be
used in the County Treasurer's office, and moved that
the County Clerk be instructed to draw a warrant for
$350 00 topay for machine as soon as same is delivered and accepted.
At this time Henry I Bourns, Prosecuting Attorney,
came before the Board in regard to statements published, that the Shedff was collecting and retaining'
,rustic Court Fees.
Sup Shepherd moved that the Prosecuting Attorner be instructed to notify all Justices of the Peace of
Lena wee County, to turn all costs and fees collected by
them into the County Treasurer's office, and that all
Officers having bills for same, present them to the
Board of Supervisors for audit.
At this time, Hon Earl C. Michener, came before
the Board and made a few remarks.
At this time the County Drain Commissioner
Thomas Conlin, came before the Board in regard to a
law suit, which had been started against the County
Drain Commissioner, over the Scholzen Drain.
Sup Brown moved that the County Drain Commissioner loe instructed to employ an attorney to defend
him in said suit, and that the County pay the expenses
of the same
Sup Ayers moved that the Supervisors be instructed to correct any clerical errors that may appear in
their Tax Rolls.
On motion of Sup, Brown the Board adjourned until
the Second Monday in January 1924, at one o'clocl<,
Central Standard Time
Schedule of Clahns
AUDITED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AT THEIR
SESSION HlcLD OCTOBER 8th, 1923
Gl
SCHEDULE FOR CLAIMS
RECORD OF CLAIMS-OCrOHER SESSION, 1928
Claimant
No
1
Dr. 0. N. Rice _ .
2
3
l\'Ladison Township.
Dt. C. A. VanDusen ..
4
Tecumseh 'fownship
5
City of Adlian .
Minnie Wheele1
Fteeman Bishop.
(i
7
Amount Claimed
8
John Ette1
D City of Addan
10 R.. F. Bishop ..
11
12
13
14
Cat! Cain
Wm lVIcCm bcrv
Wm. Wintet·s ·..
Kenneth Wood
15
Ralph Gamsey ..
1(}
Dan Bailey
C S G1ahanL.
17
18
Evened Seeley
10
20
21
M::uian Underwood ..
l\lhs" W. H. Upton ..
Valentine Klump
22
23
25
Bert Ayet·s
Howaul Raute
J. E. Gray
Clyde E. Lowe .
2fl
27
28
Floyd Cannon
Ray Gil mote
Hem y Km·chCI'
2fl
30
Hanison Lambe1t
August Yaeger
31
32
33
34
35
3G
Wm . VanFleet
Alonzo Lidstet· ..
W C. Dewey ..
W. W. Whitney
Baym-d Taylot
Bayatd Taylot
37
.Tohn P. Rodck
24
38
Hel' bet t Hodg-es
30
Geotge Taylm
<10
41
44
45
4H
47
4R
49
GO
Woodrow Co
W. M . Welch Mfg Co
Beechet·, Peck & Lewis
Doubleday-Hunt-Dolan Co
West Publishing Co ..
Midland Chemical Co
'fheo. B. Rohel'ts Co. ··-·-····· ......
But·roughs Adding Machine Co ...
Charles Howe
.......... .
The Tuttle Corpm ntion.
Ihling Bros. Evel'al'd Co
51
J. H. Shults Co
42
43
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Amt.
Added Deducted
2LOO
21,00
32.02
12,00
140,28
14411
21.70
G2.35
35.05
Hi.50
10,00
05.20
50.50
20.25
20.15
10.00
:lR,10
fi2 00
1G.10
R !0
1G.20
42._40
1RGO
5!1.25
18,45
20,10
17.30
152,30
112 25
10.00
10.20
3410
10,00
12 00
51-\JiO
1oo :10
20.00
RfiAti
150 . 80
133 05
33 50
10100
3.8G
2,R!Hi 42
10.00
90.25
1G 75
5.5(i
2 00
47.4fl
170.41
17A5
10.00
'1 00
5.00
G 00
15 00
8,00
32.02
12 . 00
140,23
14411
2170
52.35
35.0.5
1H . 50
10.00
G120
50 50
15.25
20 15
1000
3210
8700
HUO
8.10
15 20
42.40
15,50
59.2G
18.4fi
4.00
5.00
22.10
12 . 30
1!12.30
11.2.25
HLOO
10 20
34 10
10 00
12 00
2.00 5G.GO
23 . 00 77,30
20.00
SGA5
159.80
133 05
33 50
10100
3.80
2,89GA2
10 00
90.2!1
HL75
5 5G
2 00
47 4!1
170.41
17.MJ
52
SCHEDULE FOR CLAIMS
RECORD OF CLAIMS-OCfOBER SESSION, !92:!
No
Claimant
52 Doubleday Bros
53 A B. Park Co
54 Beck & Egan.
55 White Hardwme Co.
5G Christ Willnow ..
57 H. Mo Judge & Son.
58 E. J, Shepherd .............. .
59 Citizens' Ice Company
HO City of Ach ian
61 Harris Electrical Co
G2 Henry Howell
G3 C. R Larkins.
04 Carl Haas
GG Howard Hopkins
HG Arlow Shafer
67 Thomas 0. Mm 1.
68 Carl C1ane
GH Geo. A, Ellsworth ..
70 Henry F1 itz
71 C. F. Ferris ..
72 Lyman C. Bakel
13 .John Sage1
74 H. W. Bloxom ..
75 Ed Millet
7G Clmence S. Lewis
77 .T. A Me2edith.
78 Robert Glenn
7D Mabel R. Wade.
80 William A. Bennett
81 Adrian City Police ..
82 A Campbell
83 Fred L. Williams
84 William C. Becket·
85 J. B. Smith ..
SG Lyman C. Bakel
87
Glenn Daniels
88
80
!JO
fHl
l 00
101
L, C. Maloney
Aclc.bnd & Stockwell.
W. F. Ba1 nes
Vida DeLand
John D. Hanna
F A.. Bradish .
P. A. Cowley
D. B. Morgan
Geo. S. Van'ryne
James P. Riehm dsosn
Baldwin & Alexundet
Hau·v C. Osgood
Han Y L. Larwill
,John A. Fitch.
102
Glenn
f)l
H2
!)3
D4
!)5
!)()
97
HS
L-- Williams
Amount Claimed
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Amt.
Added Deducted
42.98
4.50
15 50
3G.55
,12.!!8
43.!)0
35.00
2.30
90.00
8.88
29.51
4 00
383 . !1!
2!34.30
145 75
G4G 00
17.00
73.20
115.20
115.30
2:35 40
2 00
S2.1G
103.50
234 ..80
3.00
3!UO
125.28
4G200
87.G9
23 75
42.<14
13(t50
7G.80
75 . 50
21.00
3D 30
lllAO
GGL07
75 00
75 00
75.00
zoo
4.50
15.50
3G.55
'13.90
35 . 00
2.30
!!0.00
8.88
2!!.51
<1.00
383.l4
284.30
145<75
H44 00
17.00
73.20
115.20
115.30
2 5.40
82.1H
10:350
2B4.80
:wo
LOO
40.10
125.28
4fi2 00
87 ()!)
2ln5
424·1
13G.50
71U:W
75.50
21 00
:~!).:_{}
111•10
fiGL07
75.00
75.00
75 00
2.00
2.00
2.00
10 . 52
10-52
!l. 00
4H.20
4!) 00
.10 00
!I. 00
40 . 20
.J!l 00
10.00
15.00
18.00
3 00
34.50
15 00
18 00
3 00
34 . 50
fi::l
SCHEDULE FOR CLAIMS
ImCOJW OF CLAIMS-OGJ'OllER SESSION, 1923
No
Claimant
Amount Claimt!d
AmL
Added
103
10-l
105
lOG
107
108
10!)
110
111
112
ll:l
114
115
ll(i
Leo fa
P. Elliott.
FIOicnce ,). Pixley.
B. Watt ing.
Payne's Book Bindety.
s F. Finch Ptinting Co.
B
F.
c.
c.
H
I~ckenget.
Sudbotough ...
Addie Walteunire
Alonzo Bcal
EmNy DowningEmety Downing
John Saal
Dt. w. L. Peters ....
H. L. Older.
117 Dt. G. M Claflin.
llH Geo. Bl'ady
IW Haskell Powet
i20 Robeit w. Johnson...
j 21
Floyd Phillips
122 H. J. Shaw...
12:3 Cmtol ,). Hmt
124 Wm. c Ladd
125 Eli Beal
12H Leon D. Mowl'ey
127 Wau-en Ctout
12R Thomas ,). Howes ..
129 He my \V~ Stevens
1:10 Sylvesle1 Hosme1
1311/~ Stillman w Bennett...
131 Adrian Daily Telegtalll..
132 Tecumseh Hetald
l:J3 Buuou~hs Adding Machine Co
134 w E. Keister.
13!) ,). E. ,Taclclin __ ..
131i Eme1 y B Root
137 Thomas Conlin
1~~8
FlO! CJl(~C Pixley
!3D A. J. Kaise1
lAO w. R .Tame;.;
141 Chntles Stephenson
142 E.T Gettz
143 Clill'o1 cl Ayets
144 Aida Bovee ..
145 F'Hmk RJadish
14()
147
14R
l•ID
1 GO
1 Ji1
1fi2
1.5:]
Am on Btown
.John L Calhoun
HedleJ t Cl:n k
Pel'iey C. Ayers_,
Wnltet F.xclby
F.1 nest T. Gertz
CP.hc>1 t ill. Halla<lay
Chm les Hntdy
Anmunt A1lowcd
Amt.
Deducted
7.Di
7.97
4.15
4B.59
342.00
10.34
52.50
,L15
48.59
342 00
10.34
8 .. 00 4450
9810
14.50
52.G5
HR 10
14 50
52 ()5
20 00
52 50
10.00
52 50
2<LOO
15.00
50.50
30.00
!10 00
143 34
•l 00
15 00
1000
:32 10
12.30
2.00
3.(i0
13.!)2
s.:w
HIG5
3!)0 05
L50
20 00
1f) 75
fJS ()8
22D 04
28 07
l D4
71.35
75.00
2 00
24 90
2!) fi8
2·Ll2
2() 28
2!) 20
2•112
z,I."IR
2G fl2
25 RO
2fi fi(i
25 OR
GO.OO
143.34
•l 00
15.00
10 00
32.10
12 30
23.80
5 75
174:1
!l.GO
24H.30
3750
10 00
52 50
50.50
.45
115
2l.BO
5.75
17 43
3.GO
13 92
3 30
9.50
248.()0
143 ()!)
390.05
1 50
20 00
19.75
98.GS
22D.04
2R.07
1D4
71.35
75.00
2 00
SCHEDULE FOR CLAIMS
No
Claimant
Amount Claimed
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Aml.
Added Deducted
154 Hugh H. Hanna.
155 l\L J, Hochradel
James E. Jacklin .. .
Hemy R . Jewett...... .
WnL E. Keistel'
Deckey C Lewis ..
lGO Percy G Love ....
lGl Claude Lc McGuffie ..
1G2 W m. E. Pifer.
163 Henry Phillips ....
1G4 William Poucher
lfi5 William Reusink
lGH G E. Rusting ...
167 Ed. Seager
!GS William Shepherd
160 T. E. Spalding ..
170 William Swick .
171 Herbert C. Wickwire
172 Wm K Beasley ..
173 Edna Barrow
174 E. J. Cook
171> Charles W. ""' "'"
156
157
15H
15!)
25.82
2G.52
24.'i2
24 12
2HAO
27 00
24.12
24.12
25.50
21),28
2G 88
24.8<1
25.56
25.32
24.12
25!l4
2H.1G
25.68
1,323.83 22 H5 1.6 50 1,300.98
GAO
GAO
83.25
23.10
83.25
23.10
5G
BOARD 01' SUPERVISORS
jANUARY SESSION, 1924
Monday, January 14th, 1924
The Board met pursuant to adjournment and was
opened in clue form Ior business,
Roll call
Quorum present
The Journal was read, approved aud signed in open
session
Sup Love moved that all bills in the hands of the
Clerk be referred to their respective committees
At this time the Clerl' read a communication from
Frank L Dodge, Sec, of the State Association of Supervisors, relative to the State meeting' of Supervisors
to be held at Lansing', on February 5th, 6th and 7th,
1924,
Sup,, Reusink moved that the matter be made a
special order for Wednesday morning at ten o'clock,
The Clerk then read another communication from
M B McRurron, Chairman of the Committee on Taxation of Kent County, relative to a meeting of Supervisors to be held at the Court House at Grand Rapids, on
January 22nd, 1924,
Sup Halladay moved that the matter be macle a
special order for Wednesday morning at ten fifteen
o'clock.
On motion of Sup Gertz, the Board adjourned until
tomorrow morning at nine o'clock
E.MERY B ROOT, Secretary,
Tuesday, January 15th, 1924
The Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Roll call
Quorum present
session.
.JANUARY SlcSS!ON
57
Sup Love from the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds brought up the matter of State Fire Marshal's
report, relative to the fire escapes for the County Farm.
Sup. Love recommended that the Superintendent of
the Poor be instructed to enter into a contract with the
Union Steel Products Company to furnish same for
$1,129 00.
Sup. Jewett moved that the Superintendent of the
Poor make the contract and the Cle!"k be instructed to
draw warrant for amount of same
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors p!"esent voting therefore
Sup. Eayers moved that the Board take a recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call.. Quorum present.
Claims reported back the following claims, and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated
Sup Pifer moved that the report of the Committee
and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting therefore
Sup. Gertz from the Committee on Stock Claims,
reported bacl< the following claims ancl recommended
the payment of the same at the amount stated. See
schedule of claims Nos. 44-77 inclusive.
Sup. Calhoun moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed
on file and warrant ordered drawn for the respective
amount
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting· ther·efore
Sup. Jacklin from the Committee on Contag·ious
Diseases, reported back the following· bills and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
See schedule of claims Nos. 78-88 inclusive.
58
BOARIJ) OF SUPERVISOHS
Sup. Phillips moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts .
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting therefore.
Diseases reported the Bill of Dr. Whitney for services
rendered in the Dicl<erson case be disallowed for the
reason it was not a Contag·ious Disease bill.
Sup Eayers moved that the report of the Commit
tee be accepted and adopted
On motion of Sup J.ove the Board adjourned until
t01norrow morning· at nine o'clock
Wednesday, January 16th, 1924
The Board met pursuant to adjournment .
Roll call
Quorum present
session
Sup Brown moved that the special orders, that of
Delegates to the State Meeting of Supervisors, and the
Kent County Tax Meeting at Grand Rapids, he taken up
at this time.
Sup Brown moved that Lenawee County send two
delegates to the State Association of Supervisors meeting· to be held at Lansing on February 5th, 6th, 7th,
1924.
Sup. Ayers moved that the Lenawee County send
two delegates to the Taxation meeting· to be held at
Grand Rapids on January 22nd, 1924.
Sup Brown moved that we take a recess for ten
minutes
Upon reccnvening, Sup Love moved that Lena.wee
County send as delegates to the State Association of
.TANUAI\Y SESSION
!)f)
Supervisors meeting- at Lansing, Supervisors C. J.
Ayers and John L Calhoun
Sup Keister moved that Lena wee County send Supervisors Hardy and Swicl< to the Taxatkn meeting- at
Grand Rapids, as Deleg·ates from Lenawee Cormty.
Sup Hanna moved that each deleg·ate be instructed
to choose his own altemate
Sup Jewett moved that the Clerk be instructed to
ch·aw an order for $10 00 to the State Association of
Supervisors, the fee from Lenawee County
On motion of Sup Love the Board took a recess
rmtil this afternoon at one o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call
Quorum present
Sup Hanna from the Committee on Deputy Sheriff
and Constable accounts, reported back the following·
claims and recommended payment of the same at the
amounts stated. See schedule of claims Nos. 101-127
inclusive
a1nornts.
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting- therefore.
Sup. KeisteJ· from the Committee on Contag·ious
Diseases reported back the following- claims and
stated
Sup. P C. Eayers moved that the report of the
committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts
placed on file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective arnoun ts,
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors
11resent voting- therefore
Sup Halladay from the Committee on Clerk's Account, made the following- report
no
BOAR.D OF SUPERVISORS
To The Honorable Board of Supervisors of Lena wee
County.
Gentlemen:
Your Committee on Clerk's accounts have examined
the bool<s and vouchers in the Clerk's office, and find
that they have been kept in a neat accurate and careful manner, and that there has been turned over to the
County Treasurer, the following amounts.
Ent1 y fees
Circuit Court fines and costs
Jmy ant! StenoJ!t<iphm fees ....
Probation fees and damages
. $ 2%.00
:30:3!) 77
Total
. $507-l.F:G
12•1.00
1015 ()!)
All of which is respectfully submitted.
C M HALLADAY,
E. P LOVE,
M J HOCHRADEL,
Committee.
Sup. Exelby moved that the report of the Committee
be accepted and adopted and made part of the record.
Sup. Gertz from the Committee on Stool<, reported
See schedule of
claims Nos. 128-134 inclusive.
Sup Reusink moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, accounts placed on file,
amounts
On motion of Snp Wickwire the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at nine-thirty o'clock
Thursday, January 17th, 1924
Roll call
Quorum present
The Journal was read, approved aud sig·ned in open
session
,JANUARY SESSION
Gl
Sup Pifer moved that the Board take a recess until this afternoon at one o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION
Sup Swick from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Claims, reported bacl< the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated .
See schedule of claims 154-170 inclusive.
Sup Hanna moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective a
mounts.
present voting· therefore
Sup. Poucher from the Committee on Justice and
Coroner's Accounts, reported back the following
amounts stated
See schedule of claims Nos 137-145
inclusive
Sup. Halladay moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
on file and warrants ordered dt·awn for the respective
amounts
Sup. Jacklin from the Committee on Contag'ious
Diseases reported bacl< the following· claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated
See schedule of claims 146-153 inclusive
Sup Calhoun moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amount.s
Sup. Gertz from the Committee en Stock Claims.
reported back the following· claims and recommended
payment of the same at the amnPnts stated. See
schedule of claims Nos 135-136 inclusive.
Sup Phillips moved that the report of the Commit-
( '9
'"
tee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on file
and warrants ordered dra wu for the respective amounts.
At this time Mrs I M. Curl of the Michigan Children's Aid Society came before the Board and gave a
brief outline of the work teing done by that institution
and requested the Board to malre an appropriation for
same
Sup. Jewett moved that Lenawee County appropriate $100 00 to the Michigan Children's Aid Society
at St. Joseph, Michigan
The motion prevailed by the following· vote. Yeas:
C. J Ayers, Bovee, Brown, Calhonn, Eayers, Gertz,
Hal!P,day, Hardy, Hanna, Hochradel, Jacklin, Jewett,
Keister, Lewis, Love, Pifer, Phillips, Poucher, Reusink,
Rusling·, Seag·er, Spalding, Swick, 23. Nays: Exelby 1
On motion of Sup. Poucher the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at nine-thirty o'clock
Friday, January 18th, 1924
The Board met pursuant to adjournment and was
opened in due form for business.
The Jonrnal was read, approved and signed in open
session.
Sup Pifer from the Committee on Sheriff's Accounts, made the following· report.
Connty:
Gentlemen:
Your committee on Sheriff's Accounts reports that
we have examined the books and vouchers in the office
of William Beasley and find that he is entitled to the
following amounts
G3
JANUARY SESSION
Jail Matton ......
Expense account .
Laundry
Boa! d and Lockage.
Pel son a! account
.....;; 100.00
4tUl4
11..54
418.GO
()3D G4
Total
All of which is .respectfully submitted
W E. PIFER,
CLAUDE L. McGUFFIE,
D. C LEWIS,
Committee.
Sup. Halladay moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, made part of the
record and warrants ordered drawn for the respective
amounts
At this time Mrs. Blair representing· the Lenawee
County Humane Society, came before the Board and
and g·ave a report of the work being done by that Society, and asked for an appropriation for the same.
Sup Swick moved that the matter be made a special order for this afternoon at one-thirty
Sup. Gertz moved that we tal<e a recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Sup Wickwire from the Committee on Deputy
Sheriff's Accounts, reported back the following claims
£tated. See schedule of claims Nos. 174-176 inclusive.
Sup Reusink moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective alnounts
The motion prevailed, a majo1·ity of the Supervisors present voting therefore
Sup. Jacldin from tire Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds, bi·ought up the matter of decorating
the Supervisors 1·oom and the Superintendents of the
Poor room, also repairing windows.
Sup. Wickwire moved that the Building· Committee
be instructed to make the necessary repairs
Sup. Keister from the Committee on Contag-ious
Diseases, reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated
Sup.. P C Eayers moved that the report of the
committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts
placed on file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts
T_he motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors presm t voting therefore.
Sup. C J. Ayers from the Committee on Printing reported bacl< the following claims and recommended
schedule of claims Nos 177-178 inclusive
Sup. Exelhy moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisr.rs present voting therefore.
Snp Jacklin from the Committee en Contagious
Diseases, moved that in cases of Small Pox the fee fer
Doctors he $2 00 a visit nnd 40c ner mile traveled after the first mile, said new schedule of fees to begin
February 1st. 1924
The motion prevailecl, a majority of the Supervisors present voting therefore
Sup Jacklin from the Committee on ContaP·ious
Diseases, hrought up the matter of vaccination am! the
expense of payment for the same
Sup. Reusink moved that the matter be left to the
judgment of the Committee on Contag·ious Diseases
The moti0n prevailed.
The time havin~t arrived for the snecial order. that
of an appropriation to the Ienawee Humane Society,
the R8,me was ta1~en un at this time
SmJ Avers moverl that the matter of an appropriation tn the Tenawee County Humane Society be laid on
the ta"le inrlefinitely
,JANUARY SESSION
GG
On motion of Sup. Seag·er the Board adjourned until tomonow morning at nine o'cloclc
EMERY B ROOT, Secretary.
Satmday, January 19th, 1924
The Board met pursuant to adjournment..
Roll call. Quorum 1nesent
Hession.
Sup. Seag·er from the Committee on Printing- reported back the following claims and recommended
payment of the same at the amounts stated
See
schedule of claims No. 179
Sup Calhoun moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on
file and wanant ordered drawn for the respective amount.
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting· theref01 e
Sup. Gertz from the Committee on Stock Claims,
reported back the following bill, and recommended
payment of the s>tme at the amount stated. See
schedule of claims No 210
Sup. Hardy moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the account placed on
file and wan-ant ordered drawn for the respective anlount
At this time the following request from James W.
Helme was read:
To The Honoratle Board of Supervisors of Lenawee
Cornty:
About February 1st, 1924, I exnect to occupv offices adjacent to the Prosecuting Attorney, I would ask
the Board to approve and pay for the same telephone
arran~rements that prevailed with the Ex-prosecutor,
Attorney Bean, and Assistant Prosecutor Russell.
James W Helme,
Assistant Prosecutor
Sup Jacklin move" that the request be g-ranted
reported back the following. claim and recommended
payment of the same at the amount stated. See
schedule of claims Nos. 180-209.
Sup. Reusink moved that the report of the Committee be accepted, the accounts placed on file and
warrants ordered drawn for the respective amounts.
Olaims brought up the matter of the bill of the International Chemical Co., amounting to $26133.
Sup Jewett moved that the bills be allowed.
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting· therefore
On motion of Sup. Gertz, the Board adjourned until
the second Monday in March at one o'clock, Central
Standard Time .
Schedule o:i Clahns
SESSION HELD .JANUARY 14th., 1024
ns
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
llECORD OF CLAIMS-JANUARY SESSION, 192<1
No
Clainmnt
1
2
3
4
5
li
7
8
()
10
11
12
13
H
15
lG
17
18
1!)
20
21
22
23
24
25
2(i
27
28
2!)
30
31
32
33
34
35
3()
37
38
30
40
<11
42
4~
44
,15
tj(}
47
~.'l
4!)
GO
51
The Kay Dee Co ..
Wouell Mfg. Co.
Frankel! Mfg Co
R. L Polk & Co
Tisch Hine Co...........
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.
The Woodrow Co ..
West Pub Co
Doubleday Bros
Theo B. RobeJtson Co
Gt·egory lVIaye1 & Thom Co ..
Erikson n'ibbon & Crubon Co
CitatoJ Pub. Co ...
Doyle Clute Cmlisle Co.
Midland Chemical Co
Doubleday Hunt Dolan Co ..
The TuLtle Corp.
Burroughs Adding 1\-'Iachine Co
Metle1s Studio
H ,), Sweet.
Everiss Bros,
Ackland Stockwell Co ..
Braun & Bridges
c. H Mott
Everiss BIOS.
.) ' B Rorick .
Geo. E. Taylm
H E Hodges ..
Hay Binns
13 B. WotJ ing
Jus Richnl dson
B B. Morf!an.
P. A Cowley.
Geo. S, Van1'yne
D B Montan
Louella Nash
Leo fa Elliott
J. H. Ma1latt
Paynes Book Bindery.
Walpe1 & Schwager
Shepeul & Stoll
White Hdwe Co
E. F G. Smith
Fred lves
Norm<Jn lVIcConnell
Walter C. Hmnan ..
Albert Filter
City of Ad1inn
nell Beah•on
,Joseph Opriva!
.John EtteJ
Arnou,lt Claimed
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Deducted
13 75
13.75
22.50
30.00
12.00
U:l7
11i.OO
27.G5
5.00
7.24
15.!JO
22.50
3G.OO
12-00
l.H7
1G 00
27.65
5.00
7.2 11
15 no
30 65
11.30
B.OO
62.73
30.fi5
1130
8.00
62.73
9D 25
!)!). 25
23·1AG
234.46
3i.L25
:30.~5
4,47
5.00
2.00
75.00
75.00
75-fJO
75 00
75.00
1112.'12
15:{.87
177.20
137.-14
3!).70
,15 flO
3 011
8.88
28 85
4.00
12 311
35.01
3.25
32.25
fi.!JO
4 47
5.00
2-00
75.00
75.00
75.00
75 . 00
75.00
!112 42
153.87
177.20
137 4•1
3!1.70
45,50
3.00
8,88
28 85
•I 00
12 :JO
35,01
3 25
32 25
(i,!)()
s.:Jo
:3.30
52.25
21.30
·12 211
34 30
20.00
10 00
:1o oo
38 00
17 00
55.(ifi
2.00
52 2G
21.30
42.20
3·1 30
20.00
10 00
30.00
38..00
15.00
55.n5
no
SCHEDULE OF CLA!l\IS
RECORD OF CLAIMS-JANUARY SESSION, 1924
No
Claimant
Amount Cl;!imt!d
AmL
Added
52
David Pt-eston
5a Chatles Wills
54 John Scluedet
30c10
Elwood Kilhmy
37.00
William lVfiddleton
57
Glenn Neeley
Will B1 ighton
1.2 20
12 40
!1.15
27.00
27 00
M~tion
Mm gan
GO Emety Neeley
Gl Fay VanValkenbutg
G2 Hatt·y Belous
G3 Samuel Patterson
G4 Chudes Hanlin
G5 Slanley E Doty
Stanley F. Doty
lVL M Whitney.
GS \V Ill. VanFleet...
GH living Downing
70 Han y Younglove
71 Itving Downing
72 Clm·ence Patterson
73 Henry Beland
74 J H. Meistet
75 AI belt W. Savage
7() At thm Daniels ,
77 Chm les Richmds
78 City of Adt·ian
70 l\'11s Esthet- Btouillet
so Palmyta Twp.
81 Dl. Nixon
82 D1· A, E. Wilcox...
83 fL Pc HaywaHL
84 Ill C. fL 'Vestp:a te
85 Dr. Clemes
R!i L A, Yuetter·
87 D. H Vandetpool.
88 Cadmus Fmm Bmeau
8!1 .Jacobs & Jacobs ..
DO Glaset & Bmns ..
Dl Dr. W. T Clemes
02 Ridgeway Twp.
03 Chas. Seebm-get
04 DL R 1-L Nelson
D5 Rollin Twp.
f)() IlL A. B Hewes.
97 Madison Twp
98 Ogden Tw-p.
09 City of Hudson
100 Ridgeway Twp
101 L. A Gibson
102 H .J. Shaw.
103 John L. Gtetz,.
(i(j
G7
30c10
23.10
22c30
37 GO
12 20
12<10
2:uo
22 30
55
50
58
5D
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Deducted
.10
n 15
21U50
.50
2() 50
12_35
12 a5
s 20
40 10
3Rc00
l(J:UiO
25 10
4G 00
ScOO
11 50
3c00
9 00
32.80
15!U-:o
2:JCcR0
:J4
().00
.uw
so
32 53
1A3
17.2G
12.20
37 00
3!1.30
7 00
14 50
2.25
2.00
4.00
7 00
2.00
2 00
s 20
40.10
30 00
92 J.O
22 10
3G 00
2H.:10
13G 00
30 00
31 10
15 00
10 20
33c00
32.30
5 00
12,50
7fl.(i5
7!) (j!)
20 00
1R,10
3D 00
1fi 00
20 00
18 10
35 00
lfi .00
1D.7(i
,10 00
22 00
2 00
2L30
.'tG3
84.77
lfi 95
110.50
303J)fi
12 00
27.50
10.70
40 00
22.00
2 00
21..110
.'!.G3
110 08
27.3fi
1f)(j 00
8'18.5!)
12 00
27_!)()
HlR5
5!1.00
34 31
10A1
Sfi 50
15.00
19 8.5
ORFW
nn no
fiG. 00
(i8 8(i
(ifi. f)()
42fi g~
55 50
3 00
'12fi . R3
5fi !)()
3 00
!}~
(ifi
7.00
2.00
40 (lfi
7 00
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
70
RECORD OF CLAIMS-.JANUAI!Y SESSION, 192 l
1
No
Claimant
104 Henry Howell
105 J. B Smith
lOG Wm. Lewis
107 Arlow Shafm
108 Clmence Lewis
109 c: F Penis.
110 L. c. Maloney ...
111 Hemy J. F1itz ..
112 H. w" Bloxom.
113 Robel t Glenn
114 J A Me1edith
115 ,John Sager
llG Leon c. Exelby
117 A Campbell
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
12()
127
J 28
12!)
1:!0
13!
1~2
13~
134
135
1an
127
138
139
1<10
141
H2
143
14,1
14!}
14!1
147
148
H9
150
1ill
152
11i3
1!54
Robe1t Johnson
Harry Kelley
Carl Ctane
Fred Williams
Chal'les Sackett
C. R. Lmkin
v..rm, Beckel
Wm, Bennett.
Howard Hopkins
A w. Coope1
Fnmlc Horak
Ezt·a Mead
Ralph VanFleet
Lelnnd Pmk
E1 nest Hu1rhes
\Vm VanF'Ieet
Geo. F. Beg-gle.
J. E Kune~·
Eal'l 1'. MU!phy
Sylveste1 Hosmer
1' ..r. Howes ..
.Tohn w. Smith.
Thomas .r Howes
Ernie LewiR
F:li A Beal.
K. G Holloway
Thomas .J. Howe;:; .
Rtillman w Bennett ..
Samuel Kohl
Tecumseh Twp
Peerflelrl Twn.
Dr w H Bailey
w !. Peten;
Rene~" a Twp.
Fnidleld Twn
City of Hud;:;on
Hanr L Ln1will..
n,
Amount Claimed
Amount Allowed
Aml.
D.:ductcd
8 . 00
WAD
0.00
327.00
8.00
1H.'10
G 00
327.00
G:::,20
G2.20
137.80
422 25
137.80
<122.25
71.20
157AO
400.00
7.!. 75
75.:-w
48 so
38.00
8.00
G.20
27AO
30 GO
52 ao
71.20
157.'10
<!GO. 00
7<1.75
75 30
48 KO
38.00
8.00
G 20
27.<10
30 GO
52 30
538Ji8
53R..GS
2:)40
2iJAO
G.30
180 25
G.30
180.25
322 . 25
GS.50
27.20
13 fill
RSAO
27.20
22 30
22 50
12. lfi
2.()0 3HUi5
54 J'iO
27 20
1:J.fi0
814 IJO
27.20
22 30
14.00
22 50
12 1!)
10.00
f) 25
10 00
R.5~
R 5R
3 riO
fi,J !)5
54 f)!)
fi.50
()50
2:.1.fiH
J 1.00
25fJ. 10
9 39
19fL9·1
2(i:l.OO
RO 00
5. 00
~OJi!l
]i!!l.-15
l!RO 00
3.00
!) 25
3
no
5.50
fL50
23.58
J 1.00
2GfJ 10
!)}{!}
1 Ofi 94
30 00 233 00
20.00 ()0 00
f) 00
~() .fi5
1 Mi
..tr;
11RO 00
3 00
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
No
155
15G
157
158
15H
J(j()
lGl
1G2
103
1G4
Hl5
1 (j(j
l(i7
!GS
HiD
170
17.1
172
178
174
175
Claimnnt
Thomas Conlin
W. K Kcislet
James Jacklin
Lowe & Brown.
West Pub. Co.
,T ohn Schwmtz .
Hm 1 is Eledl'icnl Shop
J olm Jackson
Clnist Willnow
A. B. Fade & Co
Wm R James ...
EYeds:; B10s.
Otto 'l'ngsold
G. Pet cy Love
N 'I'. Stonet
E. B. J(oot.
WnL E. Beasley
Dt. C. E. Pattetson.
Hidgeway Twp.
Lyman C. BakeL.
Clal'lc Gallup
17(} Adtian Police
177
Adlian Daily 'I'elegtam.
17R Tecumseh Hcwld
17H
1RO
181
1R2
1R8
IR4
185
lfW
J R7
lRR
lSfJ
1DO
101
!fl2
!D3
1!l-1
!H5
HHi
lfl7
lDR
l.Hfl
200
201
202
20~
204
Leon D Mowt ey
Wm. Essig
Citizens' Ice Co
ClifTOid Ayers
Aida Bovee
Flank Ihadish
Amon B1 own
John L Calhoun
T·Tel' he1 t Clm k
Pelley C. Eayen;.
Waltet· Exelby
Et nest '1'. Gertz
Cebeit M. Halladay
Chm\es 0~ Hanly
Hugh H. Hanna
M. J. Hocluadel
.James E Jacklin
Hemy R Jewett
Wm. E. Kciste1
Dec1de C. Lewis
Percy G. Love ..
Claude L. 1\lf·Guffie.
William E. Pifet.
Henry Phillips
William Pouche1
20!}
William Reusinl{
G F:. Rusl ing _,
20(i
Ed. Seagm
71
Amount Claimed
Amount A!luwcd
Amt.
Amt.
Added Deducted
1:-lG.'!O
186.40
4 00
•l 00
225 00
4.00
•LOll
225 00
7.00
9.GO
700
9.(i0
55.51
55.51
10.~0
10.80
T50
G5.89
7_ 50
G5 89
2D.30
2D 30
75_00
75.00
75.00
7li00
8 00
4 00
H3.47
1H.85
1218.72
17.00 40.00
8.00
·1 00
n:;A7
1Hl8 87
G7.00
HI 25
2() 50
7G.50
113.83
131.48
393 53
H.OO
100
70.00
24.90
25.()8
24 12
2G.28
2fi . 20
24 .. 12
24 4B
2fi D2
2!i 80
2G 5G
2!) 08
2fL:12
2G !l2
24,72
24 12
2HAO
2700
24 12
24.12
25 50
28
2fl . R8
24 84
2()
2f) !)()
2!5 32
10.25
21i 50
13.00
7G50
12G.83
131..48
. 23 3D3 30
900
LOO
70 00
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
72
No
Claimant
William Shepherd
208 T. E. Spalding ....
209 William Swick
210 Herbert c. Wickwire
207
211
212
Burns & Buckley ..
International Chemical Co.
Amount Claimed
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Deducted
2<1.12
25A4
2G 1G
25.GS
74.00
261.33
7•1 00
261.:33
llOAJW OF SUPERVISORS
MARCH SESSION, 1924
Monday, March 1Oth, 1924.
Roll call
Quorum present
session.
Sup. Calhoun moved that all bills in the hands of
the Clerk be referred to their respective committees
On motion of Sup Gertz, the Board adjourned until
tomorrow morning at nine- thirty o'clock Central
Standard Time
Tuesday, March 11th, 1924
Roll calL Quorum present
session
Sup Halladay moved that the Board take a recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call
Quorum present
Sup. Gertz from the Committee on Stock cl[lims,
reported hack the following bills and recommended
payment of same at the amounts stated
See schedule
of claims Nos 1-4 inclusive
Sup Rusling moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accolints placed on
file and warrants ordered drawn for the respective alnounts
The motion prevailed, a majority of all Superviso!'S
On motion of Sup. Keister the Board adjourned un·
MARC!·! SESSION
7fi
til tomorrow morning· at nine-thirty o'clock, Central
Standat·d Time.
Wednesday, March 12th, 1924
The Boanl met pursuant to adjournment
Roll call
Quorum present
The Journal was read, approved and signecl in open
session
t"ecotmnended payment of the same at the amounts
stated
Sup Love moved that the 1 eport of the Committee
On motion of Sup. Shepherd the Board took a recess
until this afternoon at one o'cloclr
AFTERNOON SESSION
Roll call
Quorum present.
Sup Bradish from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Claims reported l::ack the following· claims and recommended payment of the amounts stated. See schedule of claims Nos 16-29 inclusive
Sup. Phillips moved. that the report of the Committee he accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
a-1nounts
Sup Poucher from the Committee on Justice's Accounts and Coroner's Accounts reported back the following· claims and recommended payment of the same
at the amounts stated. See schedule of claims Nos
37-43 inclusive.
Sup. Exelhy moved that the report of the Committee
7G
be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed en file
amounts
Sup Pifer from the Committee on Sheriff's Account, made the following· report
County
Gentlemen:
Your Committee on Sheriff's accounts would respectfully report that we have examined the books and
vouchers in the office of William K Beasley, and find
that he is entitled to the following· amounts:
Personal account...
Bonul bill and lockage
J,aundry
.$204.10
25!lAO
12 70
Total
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. E PIFER,
D C LEWIS,
Committee.
Sup. Hardy moved that the report of the Committee
be accepted and adopted, accounts placed on file and
warrants ordered drav;n for the respective. amounts
The motion prevailed, a majority of 'the Supervisors present voting· therefore
Sup. Keister from the Committee on Contagious
Diseases reported tack the following claims and
stated. See schedule of claims Nos. 30-36 inclusive.
Sup. Reusinlt moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
amounts.
Sup. Ayers from the Committee on Printing, reported back the following claims and recommended
schedule of claims Nos. 15 and 45.
MARCH SESSION
77
Sup. Seager moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
a1nounts.
At this time Supervisors Ayers and Calhoun who
were deleg·ates to the State Association of Supervisors
made verbal reports of the meeting held at Lansing .
Following these reports Supervisors Hardy and Swick,
deleg·ates to the Tax meeting at Grand Rapids, made
verbal reports.
On motion of Sup Eayrs, the Board adjourned until
Thursday, March 13th, 1924.
The Journal was r·ead, approved and signed in open
session.
·
Claims reported baclr the following claims and recommended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
See schedule of claims Nos. 70-85 inclusive.
Sup Exelby moved that the report of the committee
amounts.
On motion of Sup Poucher the Board took a recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call. Quorum present .
Sup Hanna from the Committee on Deputy Sheriff
and Constable Accounts, reported back the following·
78
DOARD OF SUPERVISORS
amounts stated. See schedule of claims Nos. 46-67
and No_ 89Sup_ Swick moved that the report of the Committee
amounts
Sup_ Gertz from the Committee on Stock reported
of the same at the amounts stated_ See schedule of
claims Nos 86-88 inclusive.
Sup. Spalding moved that the report of the Committee ,be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed
amounts
At this time the Clerk read a petition from members of the Lucy Walcott Barnum Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution, requesting the Board to
appropriate the smn of $200.00 for the purpose of
marldng one of the historic sites in Lena wee County,
namely the first house in the City of Adrian.
Sup. Jewett moved that the Board appropriate
$200.00 for the erection of this marker.
The motion was lost by the following vote: Yeas,
Bradish, Clark, Jewett, Love, four
Nays, Ayers,
Brown, Calhoun, Exelby, Gertz, Halladay, Hanna,
Hochradel, J~tcldin, Keister, Lewis, Poucher, Rusling,
Seager, Spalding, Swick, Wickwire, 17.
On motion of Sup Rusling the Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at nine o'clock
ALDA BOVEE, Chf1irman
Friday, March 14th, 1924
Roll call
Quorum present
session
Claims reported oacl< the following· claims and recom-
MARCH SESSION
7H
mended payment of the same at the amounts stated.
Sup, Seag-er moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
a1noun ts.
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting· therefore.
Sup Love from the Committee on Building-s ancl
Grounds, made the following report
County:
Ocntlcn1en:
Your Committee on Public Building-s and Grounds
beg leave to submit the following ancl report the following- improvements have been made since our appointment in April ,1923
Installed a steel filing system in the vault of the
County Clerk's office. Superintending the construction of the pavement on Front St., adjacent to the Court
House and Jail
A contract for coal for the year's requirements for Court House and County Farm was
made with the Rogers Lumber & Coal Company
Repapering· of the rooms of Overseer of the Poor and the
Supervisor's Room. Installed a new clock in the Court
Room_ The Committee ha!Ve also done several things
of small impor·tance which would be almost impossible
to give in full detail, such as refinishing the chairs in
Judge of Pro tate's office, etc
Your Committee would
also report that they have made an inspection of the
Jail during- the present session o,nd find that the paper
in the dining· roo1n, flont room, and sheriffs office in
very had condition, and wm1ld recommend to the Board
that the rooms mentioned be repapered ancl decorated,
The attention of the Committee was also called to the
condition of the typewriter in the Clerk's offce which
has been in constant use for about five vears and getting- almost bevond repair
We took the matter up of
trading this tvllewriter in for a new one with a representative of the ReminP'ton Tvpevniter Company, with
the fol!owinP' result: No 11. 18-inch caniage, list
price $150.00. less 109~ to the Countv, $15 00, with
allowance for the old machine of $27 50, making· total
80
cost for a new machine of $107.50. We would therefore recommend that the Clerk be instructed to purchase a new machine on this basis.
G. PERCY LOVE,
J. E JACKLIN,
Committee.
Sup. Shepherd moved that the report of the Committee be accepted aud adopted and made part of the
record .
Sup. Brown moved that the Board reconsider Bill
No 59, that of Lyman C. Baker, Deputy Sheriff.
Sup. Shepherd moved that the amount of $8 0 0
which was deducted from the original bill be allowed.
At this time John L Richard, County Road Engineer, came before the Board in regard to the employing
of a traffic officer for Lena wee County.
Sup Ayers mo\ved that it is the sense of this Board,
that Lenawee County maintain a traffic officer, and
that instead of violators leaving a deposit of money
with the officer for appearance in Court, that the officer bring the offender into Court
Sup Pifer moved that the Prosecuting Attorney and
Sheriff be instructed to collect the delinquent dog taxes
in Lena wee County in accordance to law.
Sup. Poucher moved that the Clerk be instructed to
order Flags for the Election Precincts of Lenawee
County, who have not ordered the same
On motion of Sup Love the Board adjourned until
this afternoon at one o'clock
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Roll call
Quorum present
Sup Keister from the Committee on Contagious
Diseases, reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same
See schedule of
claims No 138.
1\!AilCH SESSION
Sl
Sup Exelby moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
amounts,
Sup Gertz from the Committee on Stoclt reported
See schedule of
claims No 139.
Sup Seager moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, the accounts placed on
amounts
At this time Mr Avis, representing the Southern
Michigan Lig·ht & Power Company at Hudson, Michigan, came loefore the Board in reg·ard to securing the
right of way for erection of a Power Line across the
County Farm, along the right of way of the New Yol'lt
Central Railroad Co.
Sup. Bradish moved that the Board of Supervisors
of Lena wee County gTant the rig·ht of way as requested
to the Michigan Southem Light & Power Company across the County Farm, and that the Chairman and
Se01·etary be instructed to sign the lease for same, and
that the Superintendent of the Poor be authorized to
act as a Committee in preparing· a lease for the location of said line.
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting ther·efore
Sup Calhorm from the Committee on Penal Fines
made the following report:
County:
Gentlemen:
Your Committee on Penal Fines, respectfully report
unto this Honorable Board that after examining the
various records we find that the following fines have
been levied and paid into the CoFnty Treasury from
March 1st, 1923 to March 1st, 1924
82
Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
Justice
.Justice
Justice
Chcuit
S. W, Bennett ...
8 . P, Hosmer
So R Pol ter..
G. W. Hicks
S. W. Mowry .
Eli Benl
Ray Can ......
Charles Thiel
E ..J. Gray
W. P. Cotton ...
Cheste1· L Pi! beam ... .
Elwin Lewis
Court Fines.
Total
.... $2847-00
B5Jl0
10 00
5.00
3\3.,00
10 00
15.00
10.00
15 00
UUJO
15.00
20 00
1915 00
..$501300
Further that the records show that the following·
fines has been levied but not paid into the County
Treasury.
Justice H. W. Service.
·*
fj
00
Dated: March 14th, 1924
JOHN L. CALHOUN,
HENRY D. PHILLIPS,
HENRY R. JEWETT,
Committee
Sup Hardy moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted ancl ma:de part of the
record
On motion of Sup. Pifer the Board adjourned until
Saturday, March 15th, 1924
Roll call
Quorum present
session
Sup Bradish from the Committee on Miscellaneous
Claims, reported back the following claims and recommended payment of the same at, the amounts stated
See schedule of claims Nos 109-137 inclusive and 140141.
MAllCH SESSlON
83
Sup Reusink moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, and accounts placed on
amounts
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors ptesent voting therefore.
Sup. Halladay from the Committee on Stocl< reported back the following claims and recommended
schedule of claims No. 142
Sup Phillips moved that the report of the Committee be accepted and adopted, accounts placed on file
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting· therefore.
Sup Wickwire from the Committee on Deputy
Sheriff ami Constable Accounts moved that the amount
of $12 0 0 deducted from the bill of Deputy Sheriff Larl<in be allowed and warrant made for the same
The motion prevailed, a majority of the Supervisors present voting- therefore
At this time !VIr. F D Avis, Secretary of the Southem lVIichig·an Light & Power Company, read the following lease, ancl submittecl the same to the Board of
Supervisors for their approvaL
LEASE FOR RIGHT OF WAY
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Lenawee, parties of the first part, in consideration of One
Dollar, paid by the Snuthem Michigan Light & Power
Company, a Michigan Corporation, authorized to do
business in Michig-an, parties of the second part, receipt of which is here aclmowledged and in consideration that secoml party extend a low voltage (23004 6 0 0) line from the City of Adrian, to a point paralleling- the New Yorl< Central Railroad, directly north of
the Poor Farm Builclinq·s, g-ranting- to first party the
rig-ht to attach to this line, and at their own expense,
have constructed a line from this point to their buildings, the first party standing· all expense of local equipment
The second party however, agrees to make this
extension from the main line, furnishing all equipment
llOARD OF SUPERVISORS
and labor, providing a transformer of not over 5 K Vo
k will be largoe enough, at a maximum cost of $400 00.
If the line and equipment is turned over to the second
party, they will maintain same at no expense to first
partyo The first party ccnvey and warrant to the
parties of the second part, its successors and assigns,
for thirty-five ( 3 5) years, the easement and right to
maintain Electric Line, consisting of poles, wires and
distributing appliances, for the purpose of transmitting and distributing electricity on, over and across,
the following described parcel of land in the township
of Madison, County of Lena wee and State of Michigan,
to-wit: the east one-half (%) of the southwest onequarter ( V.. ) of section nine ( 9) to\m seven ( 7) south
rang·e three ( 3) east, and the south cne-half (%) of
the northwest quarter ( V..) of section nine ( 9) town
seven ( 7), south range three ( 3) east, except the
right of way of the New York Central Railroad Company.
The route to be taken by said line of poles and
wires across said land, being more specifically described as follows: (along· the right of way of the New
York Central Railroad Company, the north side of
poles shall be within four ( 4) feet of Railroad right of
way).
With full right and authority to the parties of the
second part, its successors or assigns, and its and their
ag·ents, servants and employees, to enter at all times
upon said pre~nises, for the purpose of constructing,
repairing, removing, replacing and maintaining such
poles and other supports, with all necessary braces,
guys, anchors and transformers, and stringing thereon,
and supporting and suspending therefrom, lines of
wires or other conductors, for the transmission of electrical energy and to trim or remove any trees, which at
any time may interfere, or threaten to interfere with
the maintenanee of such Iineso The second party holds
itself responsible for any damages ca"sed by the operation, maintenance or construction of the above line
Witness the hand and seal of the parties of the
first and second parts, this 15th day of March, 1924.
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of
Southern Michigan Light & Power Company
By: F D Avis, Secretary
MARCH SESSION
85
Alda Bovee, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
Emery B.. Root, Secretary of the Board of Supervisors.
Sup. Ayers moved that the lease as read be accepted and adopted and made part of the records.
Sup. Love moved that the Clerk be instructed to
procure, 2 0 0 copies of the proceedings of Ithis Board
for the past year.
Sup. Bradish moved that this Board by a nsmg
vote, express our thanks and appreciation to the
Chairman, Chairman Pro ' Tern, Olerlt and Deputy
Clerks, for the courteous impartial and efficient manner in which they have discharged their duties, while
on this Board.
The motion was accepted and adopted by unanimous vote.
At this time the Chairman and Secretary, gave
short tallts, thanking the Board for their hearty cooperation during the past year.
The Chairman called for the reading of the minutes
of this day's session, which were read, approved and
signed, and on motion of Sup Reusink the Board adjotu·ned sine die.
Scbe<lule oJ Clahns
SESSION HELD MARCH lOth, 1924.
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
87
RECORD OF CLAIMS-MAI!C'H SESSION, 1H24
No
Clnimnnt
City of Ad1ian ...
Lynn Sallows
Geo. O'Conne1·
Cali Cain
City of Adl'ian
(i
Fail field Twp.
7 Dt. S. J. Rubely ...
8 Tecumseh Twp
u Wolf Btos
10 Dt. C. w Scheplet...
11 Ricbatdson & Millet.
12 F'aii·field Twp.
1:) Macon "Met·cantilc Co
14 Aver-y & Kenyon
15 Tecumseh Herald
l(i L. ,J. Cowie & Co ..
17 Doubleday Hunt Dolan Co ..
1R Doubleday BIOS Co._,
1!> Woodiow Co.
20 Theo. B Robel'tson Co
21 West Publishing- Co ..
22 J. H. Shultz Co ....
23 Ackland & Stockwell
24 Lowe & Btown
25 Guy E. Belding
2G John D Hanna ..
27 Cornelius Van Etten
28 Hem.v Sweet
2D w E Keistet .
30 Ridgeway Twp.
31 Ridgeway Twp
32 Gco B Sickley.
3:J Dt w A. Smith
34 DL Guy M . Claflin.
35 City of Hudson
;1(i Madison Twp
37 Eli A BenL
38 Thom:.1s J. Howes
.39 L. c. Hoa.trland
40 Stillman w. Bennett
41 Edqoar ,J. Gt·ey
42 Albet-t Osbot ne
43 A. M. Cole.
44 Wm, Ben;:;ley
45 Ad1 ian Daily Tcleg1am.
4o c. R Laddn...
47 Clmence FPnis
48 Hen1·y .T Fritz ..
49 •T. A. Met edith ..
50 T. 0. Mau, Sr....
1
2
3
•l
5
Amount Claimed
Amount Allowed
t\mt.
Amt.
Addcd Deducted
1'7.50
7'i.25
H70
10.00
523.22
5 . 00
80.25
70.22
17.50
77.25
1'(70
1000
523.22
5 00
80.25
70 22
18JJ7
G0.50
!l 00
43. ()()
12.73
5 ;}()
2()7_50
ll) !17
()()50
!I
(I()
43 (i()
2G. 75
7.!)8
li9. 57
30 04
13 05
B.OO
.1 00
!):{.98
75 00
12 7;{
5 50
240.75
7.98
()91)7
30.04
UL05
8.00
5.00
93.9:-.:
75.00
75.00
75 00
75 00
2.00
4 00
2 00
2 00
6LD7
7S 00
2 00
4.00
2 00
2 00
GL97
Bfl Rfi
G7 57
125 00
8!1 R5
67.57
12fi 00
GG.OO
(i(i 00
585 Afi
585 45
10fi.48
(i 00
lOG 'IR
!i.48
(i.OO
GAS
!tOO
122 80
15 00
3.40
3 RO
5Ci4 20
7fL41
422.:14
7G.fi0
92.05
5fiA!l
1LOO
1.00
G 00
121.PO
l!l 00
3 40
3.80
5(i(l20
2 00
7G .41
50 00
372 34
7G
no
92.Gfi
5(i 4\1
4.00
88
No
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
Claimant
Amount Claimed
Amount Allowed
Amt.
Deducted
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
GO
Gl
62
63
64
65
HG
G7
G8
()9
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
so
81
82
83
84
85
8()
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
9G
97
!>8
99
100
101
102
Wm. Becker
L c. Maloney ..
John Saget·
Cml Cmne
Roy MatT
H. W. Bloxom ...
Geo, A. Ellswo1 th.
Fted J Williams.
Lyman c. Baker.
Robm·t Glenn
T. 0. Marr
A W, Coo peL
H M. Hopldns
Henry Howell
H. J, Shaw ..
Wm. Woerner
Mabel Wade
Thos. J, Howes ...
W. E Bennett ........
RobClt Hixon Lbr. Co ..
White Hd\\'e, Co
G. H. Matthes ...
Wilcox Hdwe Co
A R Pmk Co
Harris Electrical Shop
A. J, Kaif;er Co
w. Payne
E A. Bachman ..
J. w. Armistead.
Geo. Van Tyne ...
.James P. Richardson
Luella Nnsh
Baldwin & Alexander
,John Sr.hwartz
J A, Finc:h
Bmns & Ukele.
Wmc H. BuJml ..
Pliny D. Ct·ockett
Clnrence Lewis
c. 0. Hnrrlv
W, E, Rwick
,T, L. Calhoun
C, ,L Ayers
.T. F.. .T:lc]cl in
G. p Love
Wm. RueRink
H E Hodrrcs.
.Tohn p_ Porick
Geo E, TnvloJ
Thos. Conlin
B. B Wotrin1r.
Glenn L \Villiams
.90
15.50
2,95
3 so
64.50
54.52
150
19.50
28.00
13,20
29.30
278 91
34 80
lLlO
18.80
G0.30
49,10
3G.40
8,00 16,50
32.00 238 00
10.00
1()4.40
10UO
•LOO
59 00
2<10
5.00
5.50
HtOO
8 97
20.00
77.fJ5
.90
15 50
2.95
3 80
64,50
54.52
1.50
19.50
28 00
13 20
50 00
50 cOO
9.75
3,00
584.00
40,00
.12-!iO
14.40
9.75
3,,00
5R4,00
40,00
12.fi0
14-40
1G.lR
J G. 1S
22 80
24.40
8.00
800
4.00
50 . GO
fiL40
29 30
278.91
3<L80
1!.10
13.80
GO.:lO
49.10
36.40
24,50
270,00
10,00
16•1.40
10410
4 00
59.00
2.40
5,00
5.50
1G.OO
R.fl7
20 00
77.!)5
1CU8
1R18
22.RG
24AO
8 00
800
4 00
59.GO
(j 1. tJO
5tUW
!)(i,30
33.<17
3:l.47
1F!.R2
1200
l8.R2
12,00
SCHEDULE OF CLAIMS
No
103
104
105
lOG
107
108
lOD
110
111
112
113
114
115
11.6
117
118
l!D
120
121
122
123
12,1
125
126
127
128
12D
130
131
132
133
134
135
13G
137
138
!3D
140
141
142
C!aim<lnt
Amount Claimed
SD
Amount Al!u.,.,ed
Amt.
Amt.
Added Deducted
H. c. Osgood.
H. L. La1 will
Ruy Binns
12.00
12.00
12.00
12.00
50.81
50 . 81
West Publishing
Wm. R. James ..
3.50
70.45
35.04
24.90
25.68
24.12
26.28
25.20
2U2
3 . 50
70A5
35.04
E. B.
Root.
Clifford Ayers
Aldu Bovee
Franl{ Bt-adish
Am on Bl'own
John L. Calhoun
Hm bct·t R Clu1k
P. c. Eayets.,
Waltel' Exelby
Ernest 'J:, Get·tz .
Cebert M. Halladay ..
Chades S Hu1dy
Hugh H. Hanna
M. J. Hocht·adeL
James K Jacklin.
He my R. Jewett.
Wm. E. Keistet
Deckie c. Lewis
G. Percy Love .........
Claude L. McGuffie ..
Wm. E. Pifer
Hemy Phillips
William Poucher
William Reusink
G. E. Rusling
Ed. Seager
Wm. Shephel'd
T. E. Spalding.
Wm. Swick
Hetbet·t C. Wickwire ....
Van Du.<;en & Hill
Etne!::lt Murphy
Fisher's Book Stot e
Henry 1. Bourns ..
Phillip Henning
z,tAS
25.D2
25.80
25,5()
25.08
25.32
26,52
24.72
24.12
2GAO
27.00
24.12
2412
25.50
2().28
26.88
24.84
25 5()
25.32
24 12
25.44
26.16
25.68
4.3D
10.00
1<1.40
4.00
38.30
4.30
10.00
14.40
4 . 00
38.30
REPORT OF COMMITTEE
On Assessment Rolls and Apportionment of Taxes
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Lenawee County:
Gentlemen: Your Committee on Assessment Rolls and Appor . .
tionment of Taxes, to whom weie referred the rolls of the several
wards and Townships of Lenawee County, respectively repol't that
they have carefully footed the same, and find as follows:
Value of Value of City
Township
No .
Farm
and Village
Personal
Total
or WarcL
Acres
Realty.
Realty.
City of Adrian
10,286,475
4,1G1,1l0 14,~147,585
Town of22,<174
Adrian
1,833,900
1,951,375
117A75
Blissfield .. 12,659
1,<186,550
4,080,493
570,543
2,023,'!00
Cambridge
20,408
1,443,920
1,869,945
216,725
209,300
Clinton
11,334
1,!>49,050
838.350
683,700
427,000
Deerfield
Dover
Fahfield ...
Franklin
Hudson
City of Hudson
Town
15,009
21,'!60
26.305
24,122
23,258
1,512,120
1,G4G.950
2,422,300
1,()97,250
1,737,950
38<1,700
134,650
247,275
152,100
91,800
1,925,075
20,6~R
1,803.750
L75R,365
2.528,100
3,554. 900
2,213,3GO
1,Gos,(:5o
1,851,800
3,G02 400
1,602,170
LGGO 300
2,20!i700
!l12 100
1.:.l?.7 .400
34 000
59.120
47.200
3S.GOO
100 210
32.175
249.70()
RO.lflO
421,950
of~
Macon
Madison
Medina
O~tden
Palmyra
Raisin
Ridgeway
RiP'U
Rollin
Rome
Seneca
Tecumseh
Woodstock
20,068
29,911
2G.907
22,470
22,777
17 .7HO
25 !)!)!)
20.609
22.9()()
25.2~1
10 177
21 !l~!)
1,G82,R10
1,56fl.300
(119.~50
165,HG5
145,525
221,725
218,200
131,315
880,700
2,0()2,485
1,927,125
2.891,300
2,0(}7,550
1,!>61,065
2,805,775
1,940,825
109,075
2,002,235
184,750
2,766,900
191,600
3,738,000
145,100
2,5<12,945
229 "75
115,fl75
1,75fl,400
2,250,900
149.400
3,!)!{f),725
257.175
2,187,895
1G8,775
1,7P4 425
124.125
4.G05,fi02
G2H.992
fi8!L?.OO
3,0G7.GOO
3~2 200 -~78.950
$4G:I,121 $,11,338,285 $21,077,,!()5 $10AGG,DOO $72,882,Gi50
Report of Committee On Equalization
To the Honorable Board of SuperYisors of Lenawee County:
Gentlemen: Your Committee, to whom was referred the several Assessment Rolls of the respective townships
and cities of Lenawee County, 1\fichigan, have had the same under careful and Impartial consideration, and respectfully submit the following report as the equalized va1ue of the same:
Township
or Ward
Town ofCity of Adrwn ..
Adrian
Blissfield
Cam bridge
Clinton
Deerfield
Dover ...
Fanfield
Franklin
Hudson
City of Hudson ..
Town ofMacon
:iViadison
1\ledina
\:rrden
Palmyra
Rnisin
Ridt~eway
J7.ifTa
Follin
F'ome
Senera
Tecumseh
Woodstock
No.
Acres
22,474
12,659
20.468
11,334
15,009
21,460
26,805
24,122
23,258
20,638
20 .06R
29.!111
2G,907
22,470
22.7fl7
17,790
25.9!)9
20.609
22.966
2!).2~1
10,177
21.529
Total ........................ $464,121
Real Estate
as Assessed
Pee
Cent Per
De· Cent
ducted Added
Amount
Deduc~ed
Amount
Added
Real ~s
Equalized
Personal
Total Real
and Personal
as Equalized
Per Acre.
.09
.06
.04
.07
.04
.04
.04
.06
.04
.04
.08
$ 925,772
~~9,360,703
110,034
140,398
116,245
60,882
75,872
71,264
160,174
7R,974
73,190
154,006
1,723,866
3,369,552
1,544,400
1.461,168
1,820,948
1,710,336
2,509,401
L775,37G
1,756,560
1,771,069
$4,161,110
117,475
570,543
209,300
427,000
165,665
145,525
221,725
218,200
131,315
880,700
$13,521,813
1,841,341
3,940,095
1,753,700
1,888,168
1,986,G13
1.855,8{)1
2·,731,126
1,993,576
1..887,875
2,651,769
$ ...
76.71
112.73
65.60
71.00
96,71
73.67
86 56
G7.54
71.7<1
1,837,750 .04
1,817.4Q5 .04
2,575,?00 .05
3,593,500 .04
2,31:.\,570 .06
1,6•10,~25
.04
2,101.500 ....
3.GR2.550 .01
2,024.120 .10
1,660.~00
.05
3.978.51 0 .05
2,478.'100 .02
1,946,750 .10
73,510
72, G99
128, 7h5
143,740
138,813
65,633
1,764,240
1,744,786
2.4-46.5"5
3,449,760
2.174.7!i7
1,575,192
2,122.515
3,H45,725
1,R21,708
1.577 2P5
3,779.5P5
2 42R.8'12
1,752,075
109,075
184,750
191.600
145,100
229.:-l75
115 575
1,19:400
257,175
163,775
124,125
fl20,992
589.200
332,200
1,87~.315
2.63R,135
3,594 B60
2,404,132
1,690,767
2,271,915
3,902,900
1,985,483
1,701,410
4,,106.577
3,01R,032
2,084,275
R3.90
84.11
P0.19
12G 33
92.59
67.80
105.1B
137 ~8
G9.!Hi
68.67
$3,350,401 $21,015 859,086,374' $10,'!66,900
$69,553,274
$10,286,475
1,833,900
3,509,[)50
1,660,645
1,522,050
1,896,820
1,781,600
2,669.575
1,R49.C50
1,829 750
1,925,075
$62.415,750
.01
21,015
36,B25
202.41-2
8B,015
19~V)25
49,5G8
194,675
1,929,5~()
8h.4R
87.83
55.49
A. W. BROWN WM. H. REUSINK, J. L. CALHOUN, F. A. BRADISH, C. M. HALLADAY, W. R. POUCHER,
G. E. RUSLING, Committee.
93
COUNTY OFFICERS.
List of County Officer·s nnd Deputies"
Judg-e of Pt-obate-Hnny L. Lm wilL
Pt abate Register-Miss E, L Lat will
County Clerk-Emet·y B. Root.
Deputy Cleilts-Alice W. Welch and 1\'laJi.:; l\L Fitzgew:d
Ptosecuting Attomey-1-Ienty I. Bourns,
Assistant Prosecutor-James W. Helme
Registet· of Deeds-W 01 thy G. Smilh.
Deputy Register-1\'Ieln D. Smith.
County Trensutel'-Hntty C. Osgood,
Deputy T1 ensm-et-Stellu l''l-ancoeur.
Shct·iff-1William E. Boasley_
Under-Shedfl'-Luthet Malone>'Jail 1\'Iatt on-Florence Be~:u-;ley
Deputy Sheriffs-ltollert Glenn, Ad dan; Will am Becker·,
Adlian; John Saget', Motenci; Hemy Fdtz, Blissfield; Cm-l D~ Ha~1s,
Blissfield; End Cr-ane, D.:;erfield; Clmk Gallup, 'l'ecuinseh; Dell
Campbell, Clinton; Andrew Met·edith, Hudson; Gcoq.\'e EllswDl'th,
Devils Lake; Henry Bloxom, Devils Lake; Clal'ence Lewis, Onsted;
Fred Williams, Onsted; Glenn Dan:els, Pentecost; Leon Excilby,
B1itton.
Circuit Coul't Commissione1 s-Geotge W Ayers, Adt inn; Rnymond
Lewis, Morenci.
Supel'intendents of Poor-John Q. Osborn, Addan; E F. Undetwood,
Addan; W, D. Pottei, Adtian.
County Commissionel' of Schools-Ray W. Binns, Adntin .
School Examine1s-C. H. Griffey, Addnn; E. W. Cm·ey, Addan.
Dtain Comm.issioner-Thomas Conlin, Addan .
Deputy Dmin Commissionel'-Bntce Wotling, Adrian,
Coroneis-Thomas J. Howe;:;, Adtian; Hemy W. Stevens, Tecumseh,
Smveyor-John L. Richard, Adl'ian.
County Agent State Bom d of Cotrections and Chat ities-.John A.
Fitch, Addan.
Pt·esident of Soldiel's and Sailors Relief Association--Addison J.
Hodg0s, Adt·ian.
County Probation Otlicet·-Howan1 M . Hopkins, Addnn.
County Agticultmalist-G . L Coffeen, Achian.
County Road Commissioner-s-,John P" Rolick, Adrian; Herbet·t
Hodges, Ogden; George Taylor, Clinton.
County Road Cledc-Mildted Stange,
County Engineel'-John L. Richard.
Fliend of the Comt-Gienn L. Williams, Adtian.
94
THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS RELIEF COMMISSION
Philip A Cowley, Pre::.ident.
George
s.
VanTyne, Secretary ...
Dayton B Morgan, ...
.. Hudson, Mich,
Tecumseh, Mich,
.Adri:m, Mich.,
AGENTS FOR BURIAL OF INDIGENT SOLDIE!l'S AND SAILORS
.. Dayton R Morgan
City of Adrian
Adrian, Mich.
Township of Adrian ... .Geo. .<L Dibble
Adrian, Mich.
.Nathan Stoner....
Blissfield, Mich.
Blissfield
Cambridge
Ernest T. Ge1tz
Onsted, Mich .
. .. Moses McClure
.. Clinton, Mich .
Clinton
.E.. D. Burnham.
Deerfield
Deerfield, Mich"
.
Elias
Hines
Clayton, Mich .
Dover
..Cornelius VanEtten... Adrian, Mich,
Fairfield .
Simeon Whelan .
Tipton, Mich.
Franklin.
.Joseph Badgley
Hudson, Mich.
Hudson
City of Hudson.
Hud11on, Mich. •
William E. Keister
.. Macon, Mich.
Township of Macon .Par leer Allen ...
.. .. .0. H. Bradish
Madison
··-·Adrian, Mich .
.Wheeler Lindenbower. Medina, MiclL
Medina
,_ Geo. W. Wilt..
.Blissfield, Mich .
Ogden . . .
...
.
Geo.
C.
Woostel'..
.
...
Palmyra, Mich .
Palmyra.
.John Thurlby
Holloway, 1\-Iich .
Raisin
.. l<'rank Gilmore
Britton, 1\:Iich.
Ridgeway
A. c, Glase1
...... Riga, Mich
Riga ..
... David H. Allen
Rollin
.. Rollin, Mich
.... J. W. Burton
Adrian, Mich.
Rome
..John D. Hanna
.. 1\'Iorenci, Mich .
Seneca.
Henry ,J Sweet
Tecumseh
Terumseh, Mich.
Deckie C. Lewis
Cement City, Mich.
Woodstock...
95
VILLAGE OFFICERS ELECTED MARCH lOth, 1924.
VILLAGE OF ADDISONPtesident..
Cletlc.
Treasmcr
VILLAGE OF BLISSFIELDPtesident
Cletk ....
Tt-easm·et·....
VJl,LAGE OF BRITTONPresident.
C!etk
Tteasm·et
........... John Steward, Addison, 1'Iich.
Met win 0. Balter, Addison, Mich .
.Jos. 1fcGiuth, Addison, Mich,.
.Jesse D. Moot·e, Blissfield, Mich
.. Hoscoe A Bailey, Blissfield, Mich.
. . Bcatl'ice Glaset, Blis~field, Mich.
.. Joseph Wiggins, Bt itton, Mich
..Tom Waulle, Bdtton, l\lich
.. Rose Robison, Britton, Mich.
VILLAGE OF CLAYTONPJesident .
Clel"lc
Treasm·er _,
David R. Rosec1 antz, Clayton, Mich.
.... Jesse A. Kuney, Clayton, Mich,
.. Ftank A .Ladd, Clayton, Mich.
VILLAGE OF CLINTONPresident .
Clerk ...
Tt·easuret ...
Gcotg-e H, Lnncastet, Clinton, Mich.
Raynot Mm shall, Clinton, Mich,
..Addie Halliday, Clinton, Mich.
VILLAGE OF DEERFIELDPl'esident..
Clerk
Tteasul'er
VILLAGE OF MORENCJPtesident..
Clet·k
Tl'easut·et·.
VILLAGE OF ONSTEDPtesidenL
Cletk. __
Treasmer
... Alonzo Clucns, Deet·field, lVIich.
Chatles B. Poole, Deel'fleld, Mich.
.A. A Chesman, Deet field ,Mich.
...... Mnltin L. Gay, Mot·enci, Mich.
..Herbet-t D. Henry, Motenci, Mich.
Edith Huffman, M01enci, Mich.
.Lee F. Townsend, Onsted, 1\lich.
.Canie A. Case, Onsted, Mich.,
. Cm mel Ritter, Onsted, Mich,
VILLAGE OF TECUMSEHPtesidenL.
... Rudolph A. Hecsen, Tecumseh, Mich.
Clcdc
... William L. Coller, Tecumssh, Mich,
Tt·easuter
Louis W. Jones, Tecumseh, Micll,

BOC 1923-24 - Lenawee County

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