Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12

municipal election held on Il q first IT,
day Of March A ID. 1860, be and h.
hereby authorized as such Collec,o,
complete the collection Of any tax or as.,.'
ment which is now in his hands 80
the expiration of his term Of ofice a. sn, s
Collector. a
The committee on claims to whom h.
been referred the bills, of Council ON 4.
half of the City, in the suit Very Is g..
VI Joliet, reported the same back 70 c.:
Gil, and recommended that the whole ~.
ter be referred to the Mayor and sell.
committee Of three Whereupon, ON No.
ton, the reeomme ndations Of the E, r,,-;.
tee were concurred in. Mayor apuoiT,'.
Aid. Howk, Heath and CasWeli, iccmnS
tee.l ~"
The memorial OF numerous citizen,
the 9th Ward, demonstrating against Il
vacating Of the alley between lots one !
bloek five (5) school section addition
Joliet, and lot nine in block eighteen ms
West Joliet, was received, and on moi,
Of Aid. Howk referred to committee !.
Streets and Bridges.
The City Treasurer submitted bis .,
nual report, which on motion of an
Heath was referred to Committee On =
nance.
The bill of A. Mcintosh for costs in 81.
in the Circuit Court, in which the Civ
Interested, on motion was referred 10 a
Committee on Jud cary.
Barton Smith, Police Magistrate, 81
mitted his report, which on motion Of A
BarilesOn WAS referred TO Committee
Police and Bridewell.
On motion Of Aid. Heath, the Conn,
proceeded to canvass the votes of the /,
annual municipal election. The Mtr
appointed Aid. Heath, Bartleson :,
OCOnnor a special committee to cram
I The returns, said committee upon an er,,
inatiou Of the poll books Of the se,r,
Wards, submitted the following rep-
/ which on motion was received, and =.
person having the highest number Of 1os
was declared duly elected to the a
voted for respectively, to wit:
FUR MAYOR.
Sherman W. Bowen received 6S3 yce
William Adams, ls6.
FOR MARSHAL.
Anthony McNerny received,5O7 rr.
Thomas O'Brian, 245; p. p. Searritt
s. NJ. Demmond, 10.
FOR TREASURER.
Benjamin Richardson received 9
votes; L. Hattor Jr., lS5.
FOR COLLECTOR.
N. Sebastian received GO votes;
Ilecht 240.
FOR ASSESSOR.
Il. f. Barber received 672 votes NJ
Gutter, 1872.
FOR ATTORNEY.
| Il. 4. Fuller received COG votes; Nv
Goodhne, 1874.
FOR SURVEYOR.
Geo. Il McGregr received 90 vi.
Adam C0mstOck, 273.
FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
James o'Riley received 6s3 votes;
c. Bissell, l75.
FOR POLICE MAGISTRATE.
W. J. Heath received 25s, votes;
Il. Hackley, 3O7 Barton Smith, IS:
W. Weber, le2; Richard Hobbs, %.
FOR SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
District No. John Clarkson rec.ir
oil votes Willard s. Jones, I36.
District No. IS. W. Stone recsi,
$50 votes; c. W. Weeks, 80.
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Ward-Wm. Verne. received
votes; j. Z. Williams, GO.
Second Ward John Tyler received
/ votes j. +. Hickey. .
Third Ward-Anthony Scheidt rec,-
I - votes; +. X. Bailey, 80.
! Fourth Ward-M. l. Cook received
votes Rodney House, "A.
Filth Ward-R. L GaodelI received
vcios 4; 5 ii Sanford. IL.
Sixth War1-Edwin Porter received
votes; j. Ii. Reece, ).
FOR coNsTABLEs.
First Ward-Jaco5 Patrick received
votes; w. Il. Law. 20.
Second Ward-Eavid 0'Brian rsesa
100 votes NJ. Firz. 4.
Third Ward lien " Young received
votes; j Jewett, 50.
Fourth Ward-Peter O'Brian rsesr
d votes; John Terry, 40; Philip Ssr
| dan, Is.
Fifth Ward-Patrick Gocgins recsu
81 votes; Patrick Murray, 30.
Sixth Ward-JOhn Hone received
votes; Jac0b WhitmOre, 10; Auds
Smech, Z.
Bills REroRTED RACK ny Coru1r-rr,
CLAIMS AND on MoTIUS ALLOWED.
d. G. Grover salary Of City Attr5
one year 500; J L. Braden publisr
( Clerks report SIS James O'Riley sF
Street Commissioner and Bridewell he
er one quarter SIPS; S. ID. Smith, q
Clerk, one quarter 500; W. j. liz
wood furnished police Office Sl2; p. NJ
ray, lamp lighter, So; ]. Bramess saw
wood for police Office, West Side, Sls
T. Hart, wood furnished police ofbee. W
Side. 81 So; Z. NJ. Bray, stationery, S.
III. llerschback, room for election, So
Austin Schall, removing Luisancs.
cents p. Rafter, labor on pump. Dis
No. 5, 81 90; Z. Goo.speed. lumber
posts for fence, School District Ne
$40 90; NJ. H. Bannon. stone for culu
poll tax 9Th Ward, $3.50; Patrick Hg4
labor on culvert, poll tax 5th Ward.
eeRts; Patrick Cuban, labor on culW
poll tax 9Th Ward, IS cents.
BILLS REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON clan
Charles F. Gritzner, printing, SOS
Aid. Heath introduced the follow
resolutions:
BY an inscrutable dispensaiion d
all-wise Providence one Of the member
this body has been removed from our u
by death-One whose urbaDity Of depr
ment, and uniform kindness Of ba
have endearsd him to Ms all, and Vi
loss we deplcre with feelings Of the De-
est sadness.
We, the members Of the Common Cs
cal OF the City Of Joliet. do therefore
ResOice. That in the deeease Of the 3
orable Nelson ID. Elwood, we have b
deprived Of one Of the most useful d
bers of this Board. That this city
lost one who has been in her ser
IN some unpaid capacity, either as 40
man, Commissioner Of Schools, or Msf
since the fret day Of her organiIsts
whose time and energies base ever h
at her Command; end to whom she il o
indebted than to any other man for
many Improvements and various prosF
| Gus institute rs