The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-02-28

a new town out of part OF township 80
range 4, and report wis concurred in; ana
in favor of new town out of part Of town
ship 81, range 5, but the recommendation o
the report was rejected.
Adjourned to 9 O'Clock, p. II.
Two O'clock, P. II.
On motion Of Supt Armstrong, an order
was made, that the Treasurer pay the widow
Of Il. G. Cotto late county judge, his reg
ular pay Of SO. per day from the date of hi:
death until his successor was qualified, in
case the legislature have passed an act au
thorizing such payment.
| Noah Hackman was allowed 81 for wood
furnished pauper family.
! On the certificate Of the Clerk, 1921 20
were ordered to be paid as compensation
due to judges and clerks of the November
election and special election in January.
The following accounts, reported correct
by the committee on claims, were allowed !:
S. w. Cheever, articles to court
house and Jail, S4494
H.. u. Phelps, repairing Jail, 800
N Matties, emptying jail tubs, ~, 90
c. G. Miller, articles to prisoners, 600
x o. Black Co., furniture to cl'ks
office, 1900
Henry Jones, coroner accornt, SIS
Also, the following accounts, reported IA
vorably on by the committee on paupcr ac-
counts:
W. Leafs, physician, $500
p. Russel, collins, 900
H. Zinging articles for paupers, 2l,95
Geo. Pierce, do. DO. 1000
X. o. Black Co., burrying paupers, 1000
j. 9. Nattinger, ar, r,icles for pau
pers, 103,47
Alse, the following bills reported Oh By
the committee on claims
F. Warner county court account, 2T,00
j. Manley, stove for sherif7s Office, 1910
f l. Waterman, stove for Jail, T,GO
On motion Of Supt' J. w. Armstrong, the
order passed at the last meeting Of the board,
for the sale Of the swamp lands, was rcscnd-
ed, and the chairman directed to give notice
that said sale is indefinitely postponed.
The bill Of Shaw, Leland and Hollowell,
for services as committee on court house
fence, was allowed $3.50 each to Hollowell
and Shaw, and 81 to Leland. Also tie bill
of Sup. Armstrong for taking and approving
Treasurer's bonds, amounting TO $50.
4 duplicate order was ordered to be is
sued to 81 d. MasterIlln for an order lost.
Sup. Leland was added t. the finance
committee in place of l.. L. Bullock, deceas-
ed. and ths board 1journed.
THURSDAY, FEE. 1a;h.
The following bills, reported favorrbly
upon by the appropriate committees, were
allowed
Chas. Streuver's coroners account 2l,10
NJ. Neustadt, Grim. pros. account, 1850
John Stout, carpet for court room, 800
Gay K Gu.!lord, chairs for Sherif7s
office, 100 I
[. L. Waterman, boarding prisoners 81 80 I,
do. Summoning jury, 1000 /
do. posting election notices, 5000 1
p. Russell, case FOR sherih-s office 1000 .
II. Cramsr, Keeping paupers, 42,oO /
Eliza Horn, DO. do, 400 I.
VIM J. Cronise, phy,ieian's bill, 1900 I
Jos. Dupla;n, boarding paupcrs, 1i3, 90
Richard Cody, articles for paupers, $500 /.
Mary Flanagan, conveying pau
pers, 400 :
VIM. Linfor, digging grave, 800 /
Hugh Mckinney, pauper account 1900 ,
Ed. McisnJres panpsr account <3, 30
j. Gillett, overseer Of the poor, La
Sale, 7-.OG
c. T. p. Buck, conveying paupers, 800
James Lonergan, keeping paupers, 1875
Z. Y. Griggs, medicine to lupers, 24.19
y. J. Corcorsn, pauper account, 34.o0
George Koshier, do, $3.50
Asa +. Powers, overseer of poor. ia %
Five dollars were directed to be paid to
convey Mrs. Devin to her friends
The following bills. laid over yesterday,
we're taken up amended, and allowed:
c. ]. II. Buck, arrosting criminals, 1900
Il. b. C6gsweli, do, Goo
Wm. II. Foote, do. $50
Sup. Haight presented report in reference
o swamp lands in I. So, L. 3 which was
ccepted, and So were ordered to be paid
i'm for extra services in this behalf
The chairman was directed 10 enter salts
action on mortgage given by Jas. McBur-
ey for $1,000, the same having been paid in
ali.
Adjourned to o'clock, p. Il.
Afternoon, Feb 10
The board proceeded TO ballot for grand
f.,r 4