The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-02-01

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Henry Bradley, use Of team. -. 80. 800
Geo tsclgrr taking prisoner to jail ace
y ID Miller, Justice Peace fees...... so
Mr.. Spicer, from the committee on equal
lzation, reported back the petition OF several
land owners in South Ottawa, for the sbats-
ment Of the surveying tax, and recommend
ed that the Town Collector Of sxu: town bs
requested to return the same - delinquent;
That the question NAY be settled BY the
court upon application for judgment
against the property described In said pc
ttIou.
The committee, to whom was referred the
question of purchasing county directory for
county officers, report the same back, and
recommend that 10 such purchase be made.
Mr. Gallagher, from the Commute on
roads and bridges reported back the pc.
luton of the commissioners Of highways of
Dayton, and recommended an appropriation
equal 70 One-f)urh Of the expense replacing
the bridge Which report, or motion OF
Mr.. hcFerson, Wa. lad on the table.
NJ. Morrison offered the following TesO-
luton, which was adopted:
Rescued, That the Collectors OF the sever.
al Towns of THIS county BIZ authorized to re
celve from persons paying taxes the cOu.
pons on county bonds due il March and
July next, for the taxes due from them.
Upon motion of Mr.. Lynch the salary OF
the Recorder Of Deeds was increased to two
thousand dollars. Ayes 26, nays3.
Mr., Flaherty introduced resolution au.
thorlzng tse County Superintendent 10
purchase such books as he may deem Deces
sary Tor the use of his tffice. ard the Clerk
to draw his order spon the Treasurer for
the same. Adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Emerson the Clsrk was
ordered 10 furnish the synOpsi, Of ine pro-
Ceedings ot this session OF the Board % the
Ottawa REPUBLICAN and Ottawa Free Tra-
der tor publication, and that said p ,pcrs be
paid therefor at the rate OF $500
per column and that the sum Of $40. 70 be
allowed each other paper in the county that
may publish s.ld synopsis.
Ordered That the Board adjourn TIL to-
morrow morning.
SATURDAY, Jan. IS, 1913.
Mr.. 5 iccr, from committee on tqusliZS.
ton, reported back The petition OF MIS-. II
l.. Highly, and recommended al abatement
Of her assessment Of $l,0310O iron the
equallzed value established by the State
Board. Adopted
On motion of Mr. Forrstal it was ordered
that the jurors in the case CT the inquest Of
Bryan Cayanaugh be allowed the tees pro-
vided by law.
On motion OF Mr.. FOrristal, ordered that
sl5 90 be appropriated to J. G. Armstrong
Tor reporting the proceedings OF the Board.
Mr.. Flaherty, from committee on pau
pers, reported back the bin Of Drs. Evans
& W, land recon IN ended their allowance
Adop' q.
hr. II gag introduced the following pre-
Smbe ana resolution:
WHEREAS, Ii Is believed by this Board
that great CetriEen, results 10 the tax-pay.
ers of this county by reason Of the non-com.
plisnce with the law requiring property to
be assessed n, its cash value; therefore be it
R.sO!red, That this Board strongly recon
mend that tb" incoming assessors value
property AT a fair cash rate, and that the
Board viii reserve the right TO order Il lew
assessment IL any towns where tn. law las
been msnltss,ly yioi.'sd IN this respect
The ayes and nays being called upo.. the
adoption OF said resolution, resulted: ayes
II, NAYS 6, and the resolution declared
adopted.
On motion o! Mr. Emerson the County
judge was authorized ~ paint and cltsn bis
cflice the county 10 pay Tor the same
On motion .! Ar. Beach The Clerk wss -.
quesl.d 10 naxe al equalization OF the real
estate and personal property for The year
1873, upon receipt of the Assessors books
from the several towns, and submit The
same al the July session OF the Board OF
Supervisors.
The psuper committee, by Hr. Flaherty,
their chairman, msd. the following report
OF pauoer expenses by towns from Me Sep.
70, ,l...r. ion to he Ant, i'm.