The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-09


ing resolution, which, on motion, was adopt
ed:
ResOLcea, That the committee on paupers
be instructed to prepare rules to govern su-
perysOrs as TO the class OF paupers who
shal! be sent tO the County House, and tue
class who shall receive aid outside ard the
manner in which said outside aid shall be
furnished, and present the same - this
Board st its adjourned session IN January
next.
On motion Of Supervisor Gilman ii IS or
lered that the clerk be authorized TO draw
bis order IN favor of 4. c. Allen, on the 25th
day of January next, Tor he sum OF one
hundred and twenty five dollars. being semi
annual int, rest on mortgage on poor FARM
The hour having arrived Tor the considera-
ton of the report of the committee on
Township Orgsnzat on, as ordered on yes
terday, the same was taken up for coDsldera-
ton.
Supervisor Lynch moves to recommit,
with instructions to the committee to OBJ
tain the County Attorneys opinion, and re.
port again to this Board at 8 O'Clock, this
=. NJ. The question being upon the
adoption of the motion. and the ayes and
noes being demanded, Supervisors Arm
strong, Beach, Bedford. Burgess, Conerton,
Finley, Flaherty. Hornick. Lsuf, Lynch.
Miner, Nichol, Reynolds. Spicer. IA, voted
In the affirmative. Supervisors Boyer
Bostwick, EIgcomb, Gilman. Heslett Hlck-
ok, Hoffman. Klove, Lewis, 10y. Marks,
Miller, Mcdonald. Mcintyre, Nicely. O'SnIli
van, Picklns, Pritchett. Snedaklr, Sly, True
Walker, %. voted In the negative. The
motion is lost.
Supervisor Spicer introduced the follow
ing provlso rs an amendment to The report
of the committee Provided, that the ques-
ton of the organization of said town shall
be submitted TO the qualified voters Of the
towns OF Manlius aud Mission at the Novem
Der election and II majority of all the
voters voting at said election shall be for
division, then the clerk Of this Board shall
issue the notice for the election of the town
officers on the first Tuesday of April 1875,
at the - house In said new town as re-
quired by law.
The question being on the adoption OF the
amendment, the ayes and noes being dL-
manded, Supervisors Armstrong, Beach.
BelfOrd, Beyer, Burgess. Hoffm an, Hornlck,
Lewis, Marks, Miner, Mcdonald, Nlchol,
OSullivan. Pickens, Spicer, and True QG)
voted 10 the affirmative. Supervisors BOst.
wick, ConertoD. Edgcomb, Finley, Flaherty,
Gilman, Heslet, Hickok, K!ove, Laut, 10y,
Miller. McIntyre. Nee,y. Pritchett, Rey-
polds, Snedaker, Sly and Walker, Q0), voted
in the negative. The amendment is lost.
The question recurring upon the adop-
ton OF the report, as submitted. the ayes
and noes being demanded, Supervisors Bcy.
er. Bostwick, Conerton EdgcOmb, Finley,
Gilman. Heslet HickOt, Hornick, K!ove,
Lsuf, 10y, Miller, Mcintyre, Neeey, o.
g.. - - a
Walker, 81, vot,d in the affirmative. Su.
pervisors Armstrong;, Beltord, Burgess,
Flaherty, Hoffman. Lewis, Marks, Miner,
Mcdonald Nchol, Pick.ns, Reynolds. and
Spicer, 49, voted in theInegatiye The re-
port OF the committee assubmitted is adopt
ed.
Supervisor Spicer inttoducod the follow.
ing resolution, which on motion, was adopt.
ed
Resol0ed, That d. L. Carpenter, w. II.
Wiley and Samuel Buryell, be, and the}
are hereby appointed q Board OF Election
Tor tho To-, pree,ncI IN thetown OF Nautilus,
for the county election on the 2d day OF
November. 1915.
Supervisor Gilman, chairman OF the com.
mittee on Township Organization, submit
ted the following report:
Mr. Chairman and Gestenen CfNe Board
of Supervisors. Your Committee to whom
was referred the petition Of the citizens Of
Worthwhile, asking for tie change Of toe
town line between tie towns OF Worthwhile
and Mission, and TO havethe same establish
ed on The congressional township line, be-
tween townships 35 and 30 north, range B.
east of the 80 p. NJ, have had the same uL-
der consideration, and recommend that the
prayer OF the petitioners be not granted.
BY order OF the committee
... W. w. GILMAN, Chairman.
The question being. shall The prayer o.
the petitioners be granted, upon which the
ayes and noes being demanded, Supervisors
Armstrong, Finley. Gilman, Hornick Kiove,
10y, Mcintyre, Michel, Pntchett, Snedaker
Sly, Walker, (l2), voted In the affirmative.
Supervisors Beach, Beiora, Boyer, B"st-
wick, Burgess Edgcomb, Fhherty, Heslet,
Hickok, Hoffman, Lewis, Lynch, Marks,
Miller, Miner. O'Sullivan, PiGens, Reynolds,
Splcer and True (20), voIed IN the negative.
The pager ofthe petitioners is not granted.
Supervisor Flaherty introduced the fol-
lowing resolution, which on motion was re-
ierred TO the cOmmttee on Township Or.
ganizition
Res0,ced, That this Board have determined
to create a new town, to be made out OF and
TO include the whole OF congressional tOwl-
ship No. thirti four (34) Meth, range tive
%, east o; the third principal meridian, In
the county OF Ia Sale, and that the said
new town so determined to be created shall
be known by the name of the town OF
Miller provided the certificate OF the
State Auditor shall show that no other town
IN this State hears SAID name
Supervisor Pritchett introduced the fol.
lowing resolution, which on molten, was
adopted.
Resolped, That the county clerk be au-
thoriZed to draw his order on the Treasurer
ior the amount OF rebate on the State Tax,
for the year 1879, due any person or corpo
ration in this county, who NAV have lost, or
are ui'atleto produce his or It's tax receipt Tor
said esr, when be, she or II, or their legal
r representatives. shall file IN his office al
affidavit, duly verified, substantially IN the
following form. (r'llling blanks:
STATE or ILLINOIS, I CO
County of La Sale,
------, being duly sworn deposes and
says thaton the property above Described
he paid as State tax thereon, tor the year
1878. the amount above stated opposite the
description at the prOpefty, and That he il
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