County Board Proceedings and Bills Adopted in Sept 1874
The county board met with all supervisors present except two. Bills from Highway Commissioners and various county offices were approved. The board appointed members to investigate old railroad bonds, authorized a desk purchase for the county superintendent, and approved multiple financial items. Committee reports covered rail bonds, public buildings, and jury lists for the October circuit court term. Adjourned to December with noted resolutions on tax use for fireproof offices and sheriff duties.
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T Stowell
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Air Line
Norton
C. 8. Edwards, Sr
Verpnespar
Purevant
Messrs Bangs & Shaw
Marshall County
Jeuss
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Mark Bargy
W P Wilks
Isaac Cooper
GW Flynn & Co
George Burt, Jr
Culver
Fago
Hoyue & Co
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Jory
Flynt & Co
Ulanks
Jal
JC Kingsley
William Henneley
County Farm
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Zimmerman
Force Farm
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Foutender & Co
If Tesiner
County Farm Hopkins and
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D Kendrick
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H Woenry
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A W Jones
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Bennington
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Our Chicago Letter on Hesing and Reform Prospects
The writer discusses Washington Hesing declining to run against Charley Farwell citing youth Catholicism and temperance as reasons. At 26 Hesing’s age is said to be strong for congress with past city wins cited. Potential successor Barney Caulfield is mentioned as a capable reform candidate with a history during political strife.
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Barney Caulfield
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