The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-08
SOUTH OTTAWA.

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The town voted against building a new
Jail.
GRAND RAPIDS Supervisor, K c Snedaker;
Town Clerk, G b Poundstone; Assessor, 5 7
Porter; Collector, J G Davis; Commissioners
Of Highways, w II w Townsend; for Jail, 3;
against ISL
I FARM RIDGE.-SupervisOr, Jackson Butte :;
Clerk, James Garrison; Justice, w Grit.
fifth; Assessor, G w Vance, ST.; Collector, +
0 Valley; Commissioner OF Highways, d Z
Mills, Constable, + Hampson. Against
building new jail.
DAYToN.-Superv,sor A + Beach; Town
! Clerk, G X Howard Assessor, o Trumbo
Collector, John Toombs; Commissioner OF
Highways, Alexander Henderson. For coun
ty Jail, II, against 80.
MENDOZA Supervisor, L Marks: Assist.
AMI, r Arnold Town Clerk, George Guy; As
SCISSOR, VIM Rib(ord; Collector, ID { Address.
| Voted against county jail.
UT1cA,-Supervisor o Sullivan; Town
Cleak, Michael Mehan; Assessor and Col.
lector, w Simmons; Comm ssioner of High.
ways, Ii s Gilbert; Justice of the Peace, G b
| Clugston; Constable, VIM Mcclure.
PERU.-Supervisor Boyer; Assistan,
Supervisor, Pat Pendergast; Town Clerk,
Henry Billinghsusen; Assessor, ID Curley
Collector, Leopold Burkhart; Commissioners
of Highways, II Winston.
EpEN.-Supervisor, J p Miner; Town
Clerk, Alfred Curtiss; Assessor George W
Keller; Collector, Flint; Commissioner OF
Highways. Cary Mccoy? Constables, G +
Hanscom, J A Lambert. For county Jail, 3;
against, 207.
| WALLACE.-Supervisor Michal Conway
Town Clerk, Patrick Vinton; Assessor, Ed
ward ODonnell; Collector, Maurice keat
/ 90 U;,,b, Lob
nessey. For county Jail, 20; against Jail, 10
votes.
SERENA Supervisor, Martin Faherty
Town Clerk, Josiah Baglcy; Assessor, c A
Hoag; Collector, VIM Kukuk; Commissioner
of Highways, Philip Cole. A majority OF
the votes cast were against new jail.
ALLEN.-Supervsor Allen Stevens; Town
Clerk, p F Herbert; Assessor, B r Griffith
Collector, VIM Mccormick Commissioner
OF Highways Charles Vorner.
BRUcE. Supervisor, J III Finley; Town
Clerk, + l. Donaghho; Assessor, NJ Luther
Collector, Leroy Woods; Commissioner OF
Highways, X c Meyer. A majority for coun-
~ Jail.
FALL RIvER-Sup., S. r. Lewis; Clerk. d
! D. Center; assessor, j z Wilson; col. f {
/ Ebersol; High. Com, n Campbell. Je
maj. against Jail.
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Sup, Thos kensman; clerk, Jas Lonergan
ass, Richard Condor; col, Nathan Flana
gan; H. Com, Thos Keys.
MILLEE.-Sup,, Nels Nelson; clerk, +
Spencer; ass. T II Ericsson: constables, w
Gallup, w w Mason; II. Com, w II Chap
man, Lars Hayer: 1919 mai. against Jail.
| WALTHAA.-Sup., Geo A True; Clerk, S
Jones; ass, VIM Wilson; col. John Percy
II. Com, A Mottiez; cOnst., 5 NJ Lyons; SO
maj. against Jail.
RIcHLAND-Sup, VIM Lauf; clerk, l.
Durham; ass, Peter Eschbsck; col. Peter
Joe Eschback; II. Con-, VIM Lehnhauser
Against Jail.
| GARFIELD, ILL.-The democratic tickle,
for the town of Osdge was elected. meeting
the expectations of all concerned There was
lively interest manifested in the miscella.
neous business of the town, one of the chief
motions being 10 change the place of the
next town meeting; another 10 abolish
the pound. Both motions were Loot. OFF
GERS: Sup. l. III Tower; clerk, L { Werner,
ass. T. Hoge: col, Jerry Coin Ii. Com
Hutton Brenner. Iji maj. against Jail
GREAT SCOTr
BRouKPIEID, IIL-There being nothing
else TO report from our common wealth,
hand YOU our election results Only a small
vote, lis votes, was pol.ed, cast solid against
the Jail Hon. e. w. Armstrong, reelected
for the 18th term AS supervisor, an Office
he has filled 50 honorably to himself the
town, and the county. VI. o. LOughlin was
elected clerk tor the 4th time Noah Ebert,
collector; Isaac Gage, highway commission.
er; and I. q. Thomas, assessor, which office
he has filed for several years The rock
rooted politicians of Brookfield come 10 cleo
/ iions displaying the same banners that float
ed on the breeze ten years ago, but the Demo
cratic party, which is in the majority, has
showed little better spirit at this election 10
Brookfield than their brothers of the Belknap
party. by dividing the town offices with them
in the ratio Of one 10 FIVE. SUBSCRIBER.