Bond County

I want to give the students some opportunities to ask questions.

So the first one I want to kick off with is Adeline from Bond County CEO.

Do you want to ask your questions about managing team's opinions?

Yeah, when you're working with a team, how do you manage to include everybody's opinions? Because they're all important, but they're also vastly different.

In this report from the Secretary of the Treasury, no mention is made of salines in Monroe, Madison, or Bond counties.

However, from reliable sources, we know that Judge Biggs made salt in Madison on Silver Creek and in Bond on Shoal Creek, and from an act of the legislature in eighteen twenty-seven, it appears that Stephen Galliard and Samuel Montgomery were lessees of a saline on Shoal Creek in Bond County.

By act of the legislature, January twenty-third, eighteen thirty-three, the governor was authorized to lease the salines in Bond County or to appoint an agent to take charge of them.

The wells were on Section thirty-two in Township six, Range four.

One section was reserved from sale.