The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-03

Fhich they may have been elected, xxvs s.xes,s,
H3d The bill disfranchises many citizens who psv
nental principal of our laws, 'that there be no
taxation without representation, therefore, in the
4pinioo:qf Icd cogmisseS 81 Law bscemesA mil.
North Of Illinois Michigan canal bave no voice in
lion the contrary this Bin be valid and operative,
(Which for reasons before stated your committee
mot va .ess e e. s.Sts
= damage which is irrepsrable, considering the
prit actuating the community Of the presentt time
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Iopmplishment Of the result for the reason that no
taxes ean be collected for the purposes levied on
account Of the illegaty ef the act neither can the
cts OF any city official elected under this law, be
The matter Of the Legality Of alssy for ysaxes to
ctrry Cd the ihapiGvt els before fe{lnd to, and
the collection Of whfch tsxes Is deemed absolutely
necessary to pay indebtedness already incurred,
city council to act in the premises, only in such
manner as may be calculated to secure beyond oil
doubt the benefits sought fof. ;.lf1s
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ordinances as heretofore without reference to the
e. for ora. smsndneas charter, sappsoysa Msrch
FRANK +. BRowER City Attorney.
Ny; M Cass'ss' g Ir9ElEO v
Committee on Laws and Ordinance
| On motion of CAlkin6y the following named per.
sons were appointed - act as judges Of special
eleetq6 ordered ID be held July Goth, 1859, to en-.
able the voters Of the city to vote for or against an
ordinance adopted by city council, authorizing the
Mayor of thecity to borrow, in the name of the city
for municipal purposes, the sum Of &C., 900, snd TO
issue for said amount bonds, payable-one third in
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fifteen years. in sums Of $500 each, With interest
payable annually Of rate Of ten per cent. per an.
nam. Said bonds TO be issued after compliance
with requirements OF ssid ordinance.
First Ward-Michael Dwyre, L. B. Delano and
Second Mard--Jno. G. Nattinger, Geo. Avery
| AID g, X Clarke,
FhIrd Ward-Arthur Lockwood, James Graham
Fourth ward--TimOshy sl.sssry, Edward sAor.
| add NJ. A Gushing.
Fifth ward-Peter Phelps, a. A. Fisher and H.
d Sixth Ward-M.A. Waterman. Timothy Kennedy
SsseeSi WNdLGidscn Macs, b. Brennan snd
THE following places were, on motion Of Calkina
appointed for the holdingof said election in The
several wards. ,H39ao tli&
First Ward-School house. {of,g H
Second ward-SchooI house.
b. Third Ward-Court Ho6ss. Yaf.sak
Fourth Ward-Portland House
Fifth Ward-Shafers Hall
Sixth Ward-Schocl house.
Seventh Ward-School house.
| Committee on sewerage reported that work on
sewers, the matter Of Preparing which had been re-
| tefred. had bsenlcempleted. Committee further
more recommended that parties interested in the
| construction of sewer along and under Illinois
Avenue be permitted to psce In front Of their lots
10 box sewer or drain, requested BY sol Of the
property owners,-and thst sewer, - before or.
tdSred. would MOI be required for the purposes Of
drainage il box sewers should be placed on or near
| the line Of said sewer. 80 ~ E50s. ~ ~ q
J. On motion of Burke, report was received and the
| petter Of sewer on Illinois Avenue re-committsd
! fof report 10 council at next meeting. w h9tc