The Ottawa free trader., 1866-09-29

Inc Question recurring on the adoption Of
The resolution a amended, it was decided in
the affirmative bv the following vote:
Tea,--G. W. armstrong;. (. Armstrong,
Baker, BelfcrI. Chase. CosSrove, Clark,
Dickersor, Drew. Fleming; Houghton,
Hise, jackson, Latiimey, n. Mcintyre, A.
Mcintyre, Mattocss; Reddick; Wagener,
Wilson, worses, thairman-22.
Nays-Cen,er. Hall, jacobson, .kis,ler,
Miner, Mayo, Palmer, Rogers, Wilkins,
Wicks-l0.
On motion ot Sup. Ma,toctzs, The entire
proceedings of he pres mt Board were or
aered to be published in all the county papers.
Adjourned to o'clock tomorrow.
SATURDAY, Sept. rs.
bh motion of Sup. Rogers, the usual per
diem was appropriated to pay the member,
in attendance upon the Board.
On molten of Sup, Hise The vote by which
$40 each were yesterday allowed Drs. Stout
and Hatheway, for inquest fees. recon-
sidered, and leave given DR.. II. & 5. to with
draw their bills.
On motion, 81 per week were voted for the
support of Thos- Peterson, u pauper in the
town Of Mission.
Also, the following allowances per week:
To Mrs. CantY and children, Ottawa, 81 so
" Mrs. Ahern. :: so
Mrs. Bridget Morrissey. -" ! so
On motion of Sup. n. Mcintyre, $50 were
voted to repair chimneys OH Court House.
Oa motion of Sup. Washburn, the action
OF the Board on yesterday IN relation to the
matter of equalization Of bcuntIes was :e-
considered; and Sup Washbrrn then iutro>:
duced the following resolutions as an amend.
lnent to the report of the bounty committee
ResoIred, That tie proper officers in the
esveral towns in this conuiy be INSTRUCTED to
cause vote to be, taken in each precinct in
the county at the coming November election,
the electors voting or town tax, or for coun>
ty tax, and to make returns of the same as
otner election returns are ade.
fesotred, That i: it shall appear froih the
election returns that a majority of the elects
ors favor a town tax, then our incoming
representatives shall consider themselves as
instructed to procure the necessary legisla>
ton in pursuance of the former action of the
Board but if it shall appear from the return
Of said election that ma ority of the voters
of the county favor county tax, then the
said representatives shall consider themselves
instructed TO obtain legislation in pursuance
Of the scheme submitted TO this Board by the
bounty committee,
Resolred, That the clerk OF the Board he
Instructed to cause circular to be printed,
at the expense of the county, and circulated
throughout the county in the different pre-
ciucts, containing the report on equalization
of bounties reported by the bounty commit
tee and adopted b. the Board at this session.
On the question of adopting said resolu>
tions the yeas and NAYS were demanded and
resulted in yeas 26, nays 5-(those voting in
the negative being Center, jacobson, n. Me-
Intyre, Palmer and Rogers.)
Sup. Fleming then moved that all amend
:.ments TO the original bounty report be strick-
en- out, which was agreed ,o-l7 to Is.
Sup. Fleming Then moved tha, the original
resolution introduced from the bounty COM
mittee yesterday be adopted; wh;ch was
agreed to.-yeas %, na-s =.
Sup. Fleming then moved the adoption of
the original report introduced b;- him en- yes.
terday from the Bounty committee, inclriiDs
the preamble and resolutions which was
agreed to-yeas "a, nays 9
Sup. Wsshburn then re-offered his resolu-
ton, as an amendment to said report, and
the motion prevaied-yeas %, nays t.
Sup. Reddick then moved the following
resolution, which was adopted:
That the foregoing report on boanties be
submitted TO vote of the people of this
county, for or against the same, ard that
ma jority of the vote cast voting to sustain,
shall be necessary to make the same binding
upon the legislature.
Sup. Drew from the committee to settle
with the county Treasurer, reported that the
committee had made such settlement. and
find the following statement OF the Treasurer
correct:
La SALE COUNTY
IN account lrifA WM. Z. BECK, Treas
Taxes Of lSe5. l.5ss7 IS
EJor in tax Of town of Mission added 13 IS
SIrI.ns taxes paid by adverse claimants 95
Iorf,itures redeemed, 8 90