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Council Proceedings.
ADJOURNED REGULAR MEETING.

OTTAWA, Tuesday, March IL, 1872.
Present. Aldermen Stout Smith, Duty, Carey,
Huston, Stormont. NcGlnnis, Formulas, Burke,
lcntzer, Miller and Moore.
The Mayor being absent, on motion OF Carey,
Moore was appointed president pro TEN.
On motion of McGmnis, the reading Of the min.
u,es of the last meeting was dispensed with
Stormont, from special committee, to whom
was referred the petition OF J. &. Naiunger and
others. asking the privilege TO construct - horse
railway on certain streets running from the Rock
Island depot 10 the fair grounds Of the La Sale
County Agricultural Society, reported that the
committee met, but that no proposition from any
parties having been submitted to them TOR the
construction of said railway, committee had moth.
ny definite TO report with regard to the matter,
aud moved that City Coahc!l would take action IN
reference TO the construction 30 soon rs q com.
pany shall be organized deemed responsible for
any contract entered into by it with the city, and
would give security to the City Council that the
railway would be completed within u specified
time. aud IN accordance with requirements to be
prescribed by the City Council.
Miller moved that the sidewalk on the north
side OF east Pearl street. IN front of lots No. ~
and II, IN block No. i. Green's Addition 70 OF.
tawa, he declared u nuisance, aud that the super.
visor of streets be directed to remove the same
Amendment by StOrmont. that the supervisor of
streets be directed to construct II fence at each
end OF SAID Sidewalk, was accepted, aud motion,
rs amended, adopted.
Application OF Y. l.. Waterman, for abatement
q,
nl lot No. u, IN block No. ~, States Addition
10 ottawa, was presented and On motion of
Carey, referred to committee of local assessments.
Committee on finance reported bill OF Osman /
liapcman. tor Slt5,:5, referred at previous meet.
ing, correct, and recommen ded payment Of the
same. On motion VI huston, received, and clerk
directed TO Issue M order Tor the amour, Of the
bill
Miller from special committee, to whom wna
referred the position of residents praying City
Council TO take Euch uCtfon US would secure 10
the residents OF the 7th ward passage across Il E
Illinois river bridge without being subject To the
payinen, OF TOLL made report. aud submitted there
with proposition from the Illinois Bridge Co. AZ
| 10 terms aud conditions on which IL wowld cou.
tract with the city Of Ottawa ~ grant the priv.
lsge prayed for By petitioners, and on his motion
Il was ordered that she petition, with proposal Of
! said company, be rs-coininitssd TO same commit
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or never attticei-t j. stiil the tu'y Of man 10
rlsk al! things, even life itself IA ,ie ra.i,ten-
ance = b principle tue and uucL4r-csu,c Us
&c. and As 4mmort.! cd, the human soul. Better
TO fall in the ranks q lirer,r Ian TO live "a -
slave: better To die lurqriurul. arail-, she per-
ills of death, than to live in Csc 5y The cowar1ly
sacrifice ot national homer: better 70 sleep il Ia
patriots tomb than to fill t-aitar's crave; bet
ter to dress in the hUnored garb If prosecuted lie
berty than wear the scarlet robes of succt sui
perjury,
The suns of seven hundred years have risen and
set ne storm over the struggling liberties Oh ire
land, but tho sacred t.nc Of freedom has burn ID
on ana on, and has never yet been cEuugu~Ae'.
Our ia'hers have been OanIshed and put 10 death
Tor their love and truth and for their devotion TO
their country. They died in their chains, utter
ing the cry of liberty, and their wuIteued bones
and Wondering hearts lie in mother earth with
out stain on their memory, and we, their chll-
dren. through every peril, shall folio" .ir eN-
ample Till Providence is pleased l9 st.uCh III.
flowing blood OF Ireland ana T. heal her wounds,
We, her prosecuted sons, are bound g. raise the
cry OF horror against the relentless ogprcasor to
keep up through each coming wear '.r watcaHorl
of our sires tor freedom TIL the happy day Of de
liverence till, in the words Of the Immortal Lin
coin. Ireland shall have government Of the
people, for the people, by the people.
Oh eternal h6irty, inheritance O. a.. soul,
"Better to bleed for an are ~ thv shrine
Than TO sleep for a moment u Chains
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zee tor Investigation and report to City Council
Ut It's next meeting.
w motion OF Carey, ordered, that the salary of
Wy ,'trh tor the present municipal year be fixed
at "p' 20 and that order be issued. PAYABLE 10
num- Tor the sum of s5o, the same being balance
que III fnIl tor payment to the end OF the municI
pal year.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Andrew Sherer. bridge act, S5s4i
burke Heruan clty hall act, 25S
~ III dkIn>"n, masonry. 551
VIM. Ryan, Nuisance act so
Adjourned 20 Tuesday, March 10Th. lse2
T. y. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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ECMG Ii A----.-5
Pepper, SaItand.p,cr.

correspondent from Serena Is DESTROYS c;
knowing whether "Cunduraugo" i. good iJr
worms. We doubt that, as Curdur.uEo !, nom
explosive. 1t can be tau.L; 10 auvo' he LIQUID
drug store. Ior 10 cents . g..-g, . spoonful. If
sugar thrown III, beslde7 lemon and f., rup....
They have healthy young "!ayerick' "ho does
business On Main street, whose 'front.' IaIuc i
BILLY -he-damu.' He i. youn- bachelor, quito
good looking, and the possess Of several 'du.
cats, tu' otill none II the IN viii marry hun,
for the reason that he pronou .,es hug u
but that, tLs kind Of man he is,....Taere
was candy drag" 90, il the country one eve.
ming lately. There was also a candy yank" 1T
the shtoring house. The party o.. tle fret
part pu, cut their ceniy Ia ",4.ser," 20 cool, ar
the pArty q the second par: "-yrup.t.riou.ly"
stole tho aforesaid candy and wcat away. TIE
party of the frs. par, TOW iraa'ieeIly ezclim-.
"Briua back then I4,,a- ..nly ~ But, in The
Language Of our informant, they han. t-urr
EN-
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NAr'-rEH'S >s.AI.E.-Nouce Is hereby given.
Nl That by virtue OF decree made entered OF record
by the Circuit Court Of La sale county state Of Illinois NJ
the February term OF said court 1872 IN certain cause
then pending 10 said court the haney side thereof where
In Caroline H. Rathhun, Charlotte l.. lathbun Louise T..
iNthbun Harriet W Rnhun, Wy Margaret r. hathhun q ctr
ncNt friend, and Margaret HnthOun were compninan =,
aud Charlotte H. Rathnun and James r. thbsn were dctcG
dants Shall Tuesday, the aJL day of Apri H. lS! At
III, hour OF 10 oClock Ia the forenoon of said day. offer tor
sale At the south door oil tho ouny Court House In OTTAWA
In said county, public auction. and VII then sell To the
highest bidder the following described property, being the
ordered by said decree TO be- old that j. to
Lots Two2 and Three ~, in Block Twenty sN t9b In the
Suites Addition to TN Town uow city OF OTTAWA Ia the
county OF La Sale and state OF Illinois.
TrRNs or sALE.-Cash i.EORGk ". LELAND,
uare}iS Master IN thanccy and SptCll Commits
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& II Err r t'~S - 4 l. Ely virtue OF uon
- and Zee bill Issued ont OF the clerks Office OF the County
Court OF La Sale county and state Of Illinois, and To d.
rected whereby am commanded 10 make the amount
certain Judgment recently obtained against Fri L. Waterman
In favor If John Nc Es the lands goods
and chaels OF the said Fri L. Waterman have levied the
following property, 20 wit:
The W Of SW. OF Sec. No. Is. Township No SS, Range
Eas, 80 T. NJ. and Lots Nos. ard ~ IN Block No
Whnrys y urshams Subdivision Of ~ Acre Lot No g. in
city of Peru and Lots Nos and 10 in Block l Nine
WAS Addition TO the town OF Peru all said lands being
county 81 La sale and state vi Illinois
Therefore. according to sand commsnd, shall expose FOR
sale at public aucen all the right title and interest OF the
Fri L. Waterman In and To the described
property, FRIDAY, the 18th day OF April lsI2
O'Clock NJ al the south door OF the County Cour ouss in
ottawa, HIS.
Dated at OTTAWA this 2lst day OF March A. D. lsIe.
DANIEL BLAKE,
Sheriff OF La Sale County.
ny GRo. W. W. BLAKE. Chief Deputy. uar4S-sw
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The Emerald Benevolent S ....r Of .'.. city,
and few isvi,cd guests. assembled o. Sunl.y
evening lar, at II O'Clock d, A'aro.f..', Hall g,,
the ve.t lie, FOR y s3ci, -..,i.r .hou, F,,v
gentlemen were present. After cnat,iu, awhile
the President, Mr. Redmond, c.,iei the nee, .,
70 ordsr, and taking h., r.s.. At tie head If =
well filled tle-aud Vice President E.y.I..;y
the honors a, tue opposite eui.-.Le c.,up..,
was .ea'ei, and sm,.ei.-,i,- done. ,le,...i,.
board
Wh.u supp.r was over and ,a.cl..1 1,ia,,,.f.
the Prsidsn, auuouaco! the Ie.u..r ,...-,, sl
the evening
The d.y ~cc-legs,... ~ ... .. .. '...- b."
(App.uss
Til. toes. ~. responded = IT, al s...t.. ..
sad drinking an old :..hi.l-I s. p.tr..,
"punca.'
"Ths fSs Of our adopted country, The A0me u.
our future happiness. Thee cheers,
'The strong arm Of the press R-.pgni .j to
by Armstrong OF the FREE TRADER.
"To the .ucse-- Of all bensv.lsut institutions.
- well soci,oili,y among al nations. iAp.
plsuse
Mr., Lcahy otferei toast: 10 til. memory
OF the late pres'deu. Of .Jcie,y, Thos. T.
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- iE;Rlf'I' - LIT.-By virtue of an alias
- execution ssaed OF tho clerks office Circuit
Court II La sale county. and ,a,c Of nos and
rcc,sd, whereby A commanded To MAKE the amount o! .
certain Judgment recently ohalrcl sgaus Johnson Van
Kirk, samuel II. Bradford, William H. tSin. and XII b. Brad.
ford in favor OF Jeiiy Conncs ont OF the lands ,enemonts,
goods and chaels Of the said johnson Yam XIX. samuel
Bradford william H. k~ing and I'll Bradford have lsved
on the following property, to wit:
southwest !, ofthe NV S.ctsn &c. Township n. Range
East Sd p ~ East of II al SEX Of the
SW. section 81 Town g.. Range East 81 f. and the a
and VIZ "fSs ofsE section y Town g. Range East 81
81 r NJ also Lots Nos and IN Block Lots Nos =. )
in Block No. :, aud Lots and ia Mock No o. all in
Homestead ADDITION To- Town OF Strcator; AL of said lands
being In the county VI La sale. state o Illinois;
Therefore, according To said command shall expose for
SALE At pubic auction oil the right title and nte.. 0t the
above named johnson Van Kirk samuel w. Bradford vii.
liam II Ewing and Ell H. Bradford In and TO the above de-
scribcd property Friday. the lh day April S,2,
AZ O'clock al the south door ~ the county court house
In ottawa. Illinois.
Dated Vt Ottawa. this ?lst day OF March l,i2.
DANIEL BLAKE.
Sheriff or La sail" county. Ills.
Ky GEo!GE ". W. BLAME. Deputy msi2S+3w
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Mayor Jones then introduced IL n. Boyle, Mayor
eject. "Ho, Itter the newly elected aldermen had
taken their seats. addressed the new council IN
relation to Tue haances of the city ard other mat,
ters, and declared said council TO be Row organ
izel ana ready Tor the transaction of business.
March Il, 1871. r. WATERMAN. Clty Clerk
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harrtrn.

on the evening OF the 18Th inst the rsie.cp Of tho
hTies parents IN Farm Ridge, by Rev. Lawson Mr.
E1Er. Moss 10 Miss Macy d. SEssLAE laughter OF Bass
sesS.ar, E,l
Arthur l. cksoOa Isl. Nj. HUuo MoLT Miss BEATE En-
EBCE, all Of Ottawa
~ Ot-awa. March 18Th lS-1. mr. Rev = NJ Whitney Mr.
DAVID lRICN 10 Miss ELSIE hLRIBsE. both oI Allen.
Al the Esctpry of St Andrews Church Farm Ridge Narcb
2i by the Rev H. l. Hester Mr. SAMUEL Il ArYyRs1N 70
Miss SARAH \. B!GELpw, both Of Farm Ridge
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KEGULAK MEETING.

OTTAWA, Marehl3, lS72.
ffesent-Mayor Jones and Aldermen Vette.
stout smith. Duffy, Carey, Huston, Stormout.
McnInnls Formulas, Burke Miller and Moore.
oh motion Of Smith, the reading of minutes of
last meeting was dispensed with.
annual report of supervisor OF streets was sub.
niI'eu, and, on motion of Carey, referred TO com
ihittee on finance.
annual report of City Marshal was, on motion
OF Miller, received, aud, Motion Of Miller, re-
Ierttd TO committee on finance.
Miller from committee on local assessments to
"hlch was referred the petition OF Z. l.. Water
man Tor abatement of tax, reported adversely TO
granting prayer of petitioner.
on motion of Smith, report accepted, and action
OIL committee approved.
burke from committee finance, reported
tuat, owing to the fact that the reports OF officers
couid not be obtained until the end Of the fiscal
year. committee was unable to give definite
statement 81 the financial condition Of the city,
except approximately, and committee would,
therefore, only submit an estimate OF the proba.
PIE indebtedness for the municipal year epdmg
March Goth 1872
IN motion OF Moore. report was accepted,
smith from special committee, to which was re-
ierred the matter of painting fence around " ash.
ton square reported that portion Of the fence
had been painted, but that the entire work had
not been completed IN accordance with terms of
contract, the weather not having been favorabl e
ior such work but that the contractors would
hhIsh the work as agreed on as soon as IT would
be Tor the interest Of the city TO have it done.
On motion of Miller report was received and
approved.
On motion Of Smith. further time was granted
special committee, TO which was referred petition
Of citizens OF ths eth ward, in relation to reei
from payment Of toll for crossing Illinois river
bridge.
Bill Of Phillips II Co. was referred to fin an ce
committee.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Dickey Boyle = Rlctolson. professional
services IN SIT OF soweeiey vs.. City Of
Ottawa, $500 0C
d. p. Jones, professional services and for
balance ofexpenses in sui. Of Sweeley vs..
CITY of Ottawa 900 xf
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Buy no flour, except Todd's winter wheat
You Gun get 1t ut RiAle's, on La Sale street, and
Hamalle's. On the west siie.
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EASY SHOES AND SLIPPERS Child l. Bro
have Just received II new stock Of Indies goat An 4
cloth B"lmorals and Slippers. Just the thing for
old ladies, or anybody in search of comfort.
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ANNOENCEWESr.

We are asthorilri 10 announce MICHAEL RAAB as can
date Tor Town Collector subject to tie decision Of the
Democratic caucus
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II. StieieI Il Co. are always ahead ON Neck,ies
and Col!4rs and Gents furnishing GooGs-sJ
the White Conner.
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Something new in Hats and Caps just received
py jacob AOouoy, corner store. Cheever's Block.
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shee'ing, &c. at New York prices at RedIick
K Gillen's.
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The lan,h Volume or WOODS lIrusgnoLp MNGN,gSr IA.
gan With January "a 10 Ia edited bv Gail Hamilton. y =.
Wood and II V. OshOrn". and lCul.. NnpUg II, regular
contributors Horace Gr.e.y Gail Hamilton. rNo' H. Ccch'
r bio lnwia, pr. w " Hal, james Parton, er. Tar.
net Rcscc stove Brick Pon-roy John q. ss", Nal Cen
Fitzpatrick Petroleum Y. Nasty. etc. write Tor It >cca,ona
y Tarm> One Dollar In clubbing, thro, stclass
periodicals ARE given tor the price 81 o' them The most
liberal Premium Lat publ,li No periodical "
frequently fAvorNby mentioned by the prcss Woods
Household Magazine Is one u the monuments Of business
tctprsc which mark the -" Hos s,~ui, Phil.
adenhA Pa 81" hss been improving ever since We knew n
"A good criterion fo' ~" rftnr--fonr, New Market,
Canada vt of cespne~s and nstclAss Quality
comhned"ve,n lok Tines. Specimen cspy sent ireo 10
any address. SIS. WOOD 4 CO.
NcwburRh, n. 7.
~ Single copies for sale md subscriptions received ny
OsmAn 3 HApe.nAn. OTTAWA, ms.
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GALE; OF IL EAI1 E:~.'rA + r,.-I.he under
~ signed. Adm Illustrator Of the estate OF James T.
deceased by virtue Of the power him vested ~
made BY the County Court OF La sale county The March
thereof 1872, will the nst day Of June
the hour Of TWO clock NJ offer for sale public auction
to the highest bidder for cash Lot In Block % in the village
Str-s!or in the county % La Sale Illinois,
said sale bs made upon -aid premise, viii
to The purchaser thereof decd
pursuasce Of the law in such made and provided
DANIEL SrbEtT,
March 23-6w Administrator.
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STATII OF ILLINOIS. l.. SALE SIS.
- ttrc"i; tsa. fher'9L 30 June Term A. isI2.-fn
Cb1rc.rg.
Resale CARPENTER John p Charpener Franc ola Char
nen and Joseph CIarpener "Cnknu~n hers OF John
y. Charpcntier"
1t appear from affidavit file In the office Of the
clerk OF sad that said defendants Unknown heirs of
John Carpenter residents said and that
they now reside In Franc beyond the reach OF process OF
this court, said companans having filed their bill
complaint in said court the chnCcry hereof
18th day OF March D. S14. herein. and having
been issued thereon accord NJ To law;
Notice, therefore, Is hereby Ia said Defendants Tn
known heirs OF John Il. Claryenrr. unless shall
personally be nd appca~ before aid said term Their
OF, TO be h. ~ ;ne court ous- in Ottawa said county
the second Monday Of June next 1879 twen and where
said samrons i returnaheJ ana plead, answer Geuur
eSesp. TO said bill the will re taken fr confessed
against and the matters snd things the prayed
creed accordingly. CHAS. II. HOOK Gle k
EiSR BICKFOHD. Solicitors. ua-Ey-3w
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DIR. E-7e'e v.ocin ites free on Saturday morn.
inys.
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ca 70 Ride Bros. for Tolds winter wheat -four
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The Pari, Figaro gives the following method
o; obtaining light in.tant.neousy, without the
u-e Of iLatche, and wituou, danger Of setting
thing on fire:
TAKE an oblonQ VIA Of the whi,est and clear
at sits-, Tn' in piece II pho-phoru. .hout tie
r'ze ~ yea, upon which pour some olive oil,
neate" " the boiling point. filing the ". .boG:
u1e- .! it.., 4ai thea seal The yi-l horne :io,l-
y. -u U.S.. il, remove the cork aid .i.oH the
air u enter 'ts Wal, md then r-cork il. TIE
whole niap y ,p.ce in the bottle will then be Ia.
m.u.--. sad tie IGN; Obtained viii De equal TO
'ntt ut = lamp. As soon the hight grows weak
lis power c.A be incre ised by opening tas vii
.aa allowing fresh al! 10 enter. tn winter i, ~
sonnet mo. meoe.-ary 10 heat the vial between
the n.ud, t. acrr-- the fuidity Of the oil
i"u- q. the vial may be a.ed for six
"p.'.-. Iai~ coniriv.ars is lo~ used by
H,'n'la"u - b--i' in al m.gaziue- wh-r. *.
"l,.iye or !uatu,n.ble materials are stored
How 30 Go WgsT.'-Forty years ago HI.
uo.> wls - tar West - most people wished to
p ~. .uG urgHys we're made in The l.genh.ry
"frirIe Schooner ont in these da'- %. Pro.
gr.,- AMI Improvement, the word We>. h..
cine e. mean Io"a. NeS'rk,. k..s,s. Caliior.
ui. and the Trtritor,.. .ui the ,r,v.!er r-,che.
alrua.' my point therein D, .p.adi: LA. Of
BallrD.a.
/ This Line Il Railroad is thr Buru1,ou Route
/ which starts from C.icsgo ~ the Chic-1c. Bur
. lIng'5n X Qujncy h,ilrnad, and, running thrn'
/ Burlington, renche. Om.h., Lincoln, Nebraska
/ City, s.. Joseph, A,chison, La ver worth aud
! Kansas City. connecting with the Unios Pacific,
k.nsas Pacific, and other railroads runn az from
/ those cities.
! People going TO Iowa, Sebrask., Kansas, Cal.
ifovnia. or any point in the Territories. will
study their own interests by going by way Of
/ Burlington for the rates Of that Line are al.
ways as low any other, and i. is the best
| Route in the We.,, therefore you are more sure
OF voar safety and comfort.
! The Burlington Route has admirably sn.
.wered the question How TO 90 WestI' by the
publication Of M excellent Pamphlet. sostsin.
ing large, truthful map Of the Great West, and
much interesting and valuable information
which can be obtained, free Of tlasrge. by I'D.
dressing Genera Passenger Assut B. Il II. Il.
L., Burlington, Iowa. II
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Use Lagie Yeast. Ak TOR il.
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oha"'s OF al, varieties al D.ryain at Redjlck
& Gillen's.
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iia'c' liH bFos 22 30
John Leonard - go
Tim DIVER ~ 900
John Collins. team labor, 1880
owen FOX $50
Bernhard wit,ce, printing. so
john Nette. bridge act. 80
Eugene H-ii-ich 10 m
us VI Canal Co. 10 o.
John kea,Iug coal 794
VIM Sinrmdnt. Whshln gton square fence act 8 25
mos L''Sln, supervisor, % so
On motion 81 Smith. City Council proee ed TO
canvass the ballots cast at the municipal election
held March lsih. lS72. for the election Of Mayor
Aldermen n,d Directors OF the Board Of Educa.
ton OF the city Of Ottawa.
Resut Of the canvass:
Mavor-H Bowl. ls2
Alderman-Euyene Redmond 81
+ !. Fnke -
Director Board Of Educaton-Geo A Markle 1874
Joseph Stout 70
Mayor X Boyle IS
Aldcrman-C Phelps 30
&c Prescott "a
Director Beard OF Educasion--wm Cullen 81
- Scattering 9
Mayor-ll X Doyle 3C2
Alderman W Dean lis
JR Cross log
Director Board Of Educssion-John Paul Is6
" " 3 Il Fellows 90
FOURTH WARD.
Mayor-Il X Boyle IA
Alderman-F Rsbenstein l27
Vim. Stormopt l2l
Director Board of Educatiou-J J Kellogg l29
- - Dan Leahy 1913
Mayor-H X Boyle 1888
Alderman-Ps.k McCinnis 1879
II Hull G..
BOARD OF ESneatiop.-N No;a rhofa 90
" " J Chris,mann {.
Aaver-H Boyle s57
Alderman-.N Mates IA
Geo Freishemer lS
Director Board of EducasiOn-Jno Mash 1853
- " John Nstihsis 1873
Mayor-lI X Boyle a
Aldermsn-Cyrus Fields 40
Charles Skinner 40
90 Wakefield Il
Director Board OF Educas'on-D Hit IS
:" d" Jos Megaihn 81
On motion OF Carey, II. X. Boyle VAS declared
duly elected Mayor of the city OF Ottawa for the en-.
suing municipal year, he having received majority
of all the votes cast ut the municipal election held
March 18th. 1872.
II. Boyle. Mayor elect, appeared and took the
oath OF office rs required, administered by Arthur
Lockwood. Esq.
On motion eff Carey, the following named per.
sons. having received majority Of the votes cast
ut the municipal election held March 18TH lS12.
were declare dduly elected Aldermen Of the city of
Ottawa iVr the ensuing munlcipa! year. to wit:
First Wnrd-E + Redmond.
Second Ward--CS Phelps.
THIRD Ward W Dean.
Fourth Ward--F Rsbenstein.
Fifth Ward-Putrick Mct;irnis.
Sixth Ward-N Mates
Seventh Ward-CyruS Fields.
Also, that the following named persons. having
received majority at all the votes cast At the
municipal election held March 18th. 1872. were de-
clarsd Directors Of the Board Of Education of the
city of Ottawa tor the ensuing year, to wit:
First Ward-Geo a Markle.
Second Ward--Wm. Cullen.
Third Ward-John Paul
Finh Ward-M Maierhofcr.
Sixth Ward Nash.
Seventh. Ward-D Hit.
Smith moved that j. J. Kellogg he declared hu.
~ elected Director of the Board of Eaucation
from the 4th ward ut the municipal election held
March 18th, 1872. Motion was carried by the tot.
having vote:
Ayes-Vette, Stout. Smith, Duty, Carey, Hus.
ton. Stormont, Mctiinnis, Formulas. Burke, Mil
ler and Moore.
Soes--None.
The aldermen elect appeared, and the oath OF
otfcs WAS administered by Arthur Lockwood. Esq.
On motion of Mctiinnls, vote of thanks was
rendered 10 Mayor Jones for his consciousness AS
. prsaidnK officer, and the efficient services he
kSA rendered the CITY duriuR his term of Office
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