The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-03-31

frst FOrTtit DJ!toi-for collector 1 no. W Os-
born had votes. Jas GRAHAM 4, I'd Drew 3, A u
Smith l.
S.ooni Ba LIT Osborn had votes Graham 4,
Drew T. Smith ].
On the third ballot Osborn had votes, Graham
4: whereupon, on motion OF Fennell. Thomas W.
OSBORN was declared duly elected CITY collector tor
the ensuing municipal year
An informal ballot next taken for City Mar
shat. John Shook had votes. Justus Harris 5,
Thomas Larkin l.
lorE4aI Hc.iok-Snook : votes Harris g.
Mhereupou. on motion Of Mitchell. John Shook
was declared duly elected city marshal for the en-
SUNG municipal wear.
Lynch moved to dispense with the Office Of As
sisianI Marshal. Feuneli moved TO amend that the
council proceed 10 election of assistant marshal.
AmenduIen, adopted Yeas Sheehan. Brunker
Pierce. Fenneil, Yong. Burke. Moore. :. NAYS
Lynch, Thorne, Egchelberser, Coiweli, Mitchell,
Hutton. 6.
On informal ballot Vim Hughe. had votes fer
assistant marshal, Justus Harris 6. Mcnamara 3.
Blank = On formal ballot Harris had : votes aud
IcNama-a s. ~hcreuPon. on motion OF VI. tchell.
Justus Harris was declared duly elected assistant
marshal for the ensuing municipal year.
Robert Wilson was 10 Like ulaoner declared do
J elected city surveyor. having received l5 votes.
Lynch moved the follow ng order
That the term Of office of the street supervisor
shall expire the l-t Of Oct. next ard that SAID
officer shall receive compensation for serv ices
ie.de. ed sft~r tina, date Adopted-Yeas IL
Tn Informal ballot for Supervisor U: streets,
Samuel Patterson hal votes, WIN Norris :, John
rphy l. Joseph skinner !. Go fJlma ballot
Patterson b I'd ) votes. Norris 5. Vim. Norris vas
declared du e'e-ivd.
J d Rice y as elected c ty Attorney. having re-
eeived - votes..F. +. Br .wer ! vote.
tor Health Oftic r, on Informal ballot { " Rev
noids -. s votes. . Horns I, II Godfrey !.
D., 'rInai bail Il .yn lids vote +, Tia rlss DIR.
X yIolds declared du ELF ed.
On motion Of Frnnell the elect on af ciiy printer
and engineers o. Fire ID .par,meeE vas postponed
until next meeIIaE.
The ufayor announced the 70 owing standing
committees:
Sueets ard Al'evs-P-nn-H Col~elI Brunker
LSesl Observation-Disclosures Moore
Law aoi OrdInauce-l Uuuc, Hutton.
fnu e-Th,rue LTnrh. Echflberger.
Iu lac iealth-MItchell, Noort Thorpe.
Fine DspaTtu 5-ut-Br,Dser. ~HeehaB. Young
Gas and Gas Light-PIeTos, Hilton, ThCrre-
Poiic--iyuch. Pierce
J. ;s--She-hzn. \ Dung. Co'weH.
Se verage-burke Fenueil. Mitchell.
Petition OF John Carey, for leave TO cut ditch
across the Dayton road. referred 10 street aud
alley committee. with power 10 act.
Proposal Of Jas Finncrty TO attend the Madison
street bridt referred to same committee.
Reports 4f Treasurer aud Cie.k prc-eated and
en- motion 81 ouus referred TO finance committee
Time granted Health Committee 10 report
on Matters referred =; previous meeting.
On moiipn OF Young, e1 saydr Llicklins was
instructed ~ dsp1>ite with the Clty Treasurer the
county bonds purchased by HIM for the city. and
whatever money or securities belonging 10 the city
ma, b. Va ms p,.se-s;on
The ma ter of lighting tie streets with gas our
ng the SESSION Of tic III Court. was refer
red TO 6onm iiee on gas aud gas light, with power
10 act.
On motion, the Clerk directed TO give notice
OF specis! election IN the first ward, April 81
1865. for onf alderman. to I'LL vacancy caused by
the resignation Of alderman Dclauo.
GA motion Of Fennell. II ordered that the
sum ot hiiy dollars be established As the price o.
liquor licenses for ths ensuing year
LrEch presented and nlOEed tie adoption Of the
fol!oriuy ordinance:
be II oraai{ by thr C.ty C,rd II NJ CS,y Of o,tavu
That the Sc nd SECTION of chapter tsiri. Of tbs
Revised ordhAnrrs The city Of ot.~ be AN ended -
As t. read Is follows:
That all application. for license un{er this ordinance
shall be made by petition 20 the City 0un-i stating the
particularly de. rbu. tho proposed place Of srsnr.s such
etDD shall lie signed by i've respectable fre-l.ders
tterescd either directly indirectly the
sale of itox ,tinS drinks. Each siguer OF ssch PETITION
shall he the heai II family and resident 81 I'll. ward in
sch the applicant purposes to vend sIarifuous liquors
aud City Council the presentation OF petit On
signed Aforesaid antpr tn, city clerk 20 issue to
ouch applicant license in such and under such
conditions a. are provided by sail chapter thirty ono
o. the Revised Ordinances Of SAID cIsy.
Which. on m. ton OF Bourke. WAS referred t" the
law aud ordinance committee in connection with
tina city attorney. to report at next meeting.
On motion of Moore. the Clerk was ordered TO
issue no liquor licenses until after committee re-
port on above ordinance.
ST. and alley cJm. were authorised to employ a
tender Of Madison st. bridge pro tenn, # necessary
On motion Of l., nch. the Mavor appointed Lynch,
Mitchell and Tn 'rpe committee 10 procure a sui
table room for holding meet Dgs of tn. city coun-
ell and the use of the city officers.
~ Adjourned TO TUESDAY, evening. April Sd.
X. n. WATERMAN, City Clerk.