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Board of County Commissioners their June Term 1845,


made the tofoiring resolution:


Resoued, by the Board Of County Commissioners Of
poor has become heavy item in the county expenditures,
/ owing in great measure to the manner in which the
managed by the Overseers of the Poor in the
different townships not enqurng strictly into the


ity of the claims that resented to them for allow
ancehereafter allowances will be made by this Board
for such services unless said claim verified by oath
affirmation OF the claimant and its Justice and fairness


tilted by Overeers of the Poor i'll such township where
the claim have orgnated and that the be pub
isled.


Board Of County Comfnssioners,I
June Term. 1915.
The following resolution adopted the 5th day of
June, lcio


WHEREAS In opinion, the system by which the
Poor House in this county has hitherto been conducted
raby deficient, falls short OF the benevolent
design originally intended by its institution and consruc-
ton: therefore.


Ordeyed By the Board That James Perry, Samuel Han
nah and Samuel h Hosour, be appointed inquire in
the expcocncy of changing the location thercof and
whether good would result the and what would
be the incurred thereby and report writing
the Board full length what changes could be introu
ced into the system conducting the Poor House with
advantage the comfort OF the paHPers. without incur
ing additional expenses and generally mature and


Ordered bg tn. Board. That the. life re spapcrs
the county be- requested To thaabove publication
| FRANCIS KING. Auditor Wa county