The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-09

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he ENCOURAGED, lie wouId he dad e. i.,,. thor,
in front Of his mace. TtwouIs he .i,,n.. ross
Thu, ordnance
Hook tbourbt IN, .rcscr, place ~, clinton
street good one II, to please one or two we
now move the coal and hay market, next wear we
should be asked to do so again to hup,or some.
body else
King said there was quite feeling among the
coal men on the subject, who were driven from
pillar to post. lie thought ii they were Kept off
Of Madison street there would be no complaint,
but when the trains came in the coal teams were
often an obstruction.
Mr.. Griffith said the coal and hay teams were
certainly unpleasant near private dwellings. He
thought their place ought to be on q business
street like La sale
The vote on adopting the ordinance stood:
Ycas-Stout, smith, Cary Mates, Miller and
Grii'ith-6.
Nays-Portcr. h!n@, Brown, McCMa!S, Hook
and HoDan-U.
The Mayor gave his casting vote i'll iiYcr OF the
ordinance and Ii was adopted,
Mates reported another ordinance from the
law ana ordinance committee liking the pay OF
vote at the last meeting OF the council in April
HE ordnance was unanimously adopted,
Also an ordnance IN relation 10 the city collee-
tor, requiring nm TO make report 10 The coun-
" treasurer "I' II Is mere compliance wen
the Ia" o' INC S'"'c pointing o"' '"o '.io1c OIL oo-
tanning J""-'"c"' ." '-e "'''''4'e"' list Aoop'-
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gas lamps ana io"lu 'n"I lAeEc were "oou' tcu
idinPs uscN up 'i'o Nv ga" ''"'''u -" ~" oN'''
ioF "hIe" o'li "o"'N oe p'eseH'eu ii0 'heH
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when 'h' Oh! came up
Ncu'hhis, from ponce committee, S'''o' 'N"'
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LOT Vi tle ." warn s'Aoo'' " 'P'0'N' pm A'"N'
II Ah'oI'e" l'o pay "H" ""' "oN0 l'''''S ~ sN'
MIN power 70 iA"he arrests VI PV'9ons h'JuiiHS
the puolc square Action approved
Brown sad, as an application or Two for dray
licenses were penang, council might as well
now proceed TO fix the amount Of all licenses
! dray, liquor, auctioneeT &c-iorthe coming year.
| Porter could see no occasion for hurry in the.
matter. The rate Of all licenses was now fixed
| by ordinance, and none would run out before
July. There might be 70 need or call TO change
| them. AtlcOst there was nothing urgent about
the matter The subject was dropped.
| King moved that the street labor for the com
ing wear be DAYS or So for each person liable to
| pay su,h tax. Adopted
Hoban moved that the street supervisor be en-
powered TO employ an assistant for three months,
at $50 month, to make out the poll TAX llat "h'
| to collect the tax.
| Stout said he understood we intended tAIS
year to economic. While THIS llSt was peihS
made out and most of the tax being collected 'he
street supervisor would have very little 10 do
Heretofore the supervisor had made out the lIst
and collected the tax himself. The best coHcc-
ton we ever had was made in that way q few
years ago by Mr., Ryan.
Cary said, three years ago the tax had been COZ
lected in that way by Ryan and yielded Sl,?O0;
two years ago it was cClcctedb by an assistant anu
yielded 81 200; last year it was collected by the
night Waterman andyiclded $1,000, lie thought
It paid to hire an assistant.
Hook said the best collection we ever had was
made by Richard Norris, and he moved he be en-
ployed to make the list and collection at $50 q
month for three months. The other motion be
linz withdrawn, Hooks motion was agreed to.
The mayor said applications had been made
to him for dray licenses, winch eHp''U ~ "-o
ordinance on the 1st of June, yet the ordinance
-.. I L., uo,.,,iro tbe ,yholn wears amount for