The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-01-22

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!, certain other territory therein described,
' which on motion was referred to special
!, committee on Aims House.
a Supervisor 10y, chairman Of the special
committee, submitted the following report,
e which on motion was adopted:
. Mr.. Chairman and gentleman Of the Board
;. of Supervisors Your committee, to whom
was referred the question Of admitting Phi
: lander Brock IAN insane person. 10 the
D county asylum, would beg leave to report:
:. On investigation we would recommend that
I the saI Philander Brock be admitted to
: the county asylum on the following condi-
G tons: That his Brother, Evan Brock, secure
to the county the payment Of fifty dollars
: per annum, payable to the Treasurer, our
, ing the confinement of the said Philander
= Brock; said fifty dollars to be paid annual
' ly Oh the first day of January and the LIST
r day of July of each year. Security for the
! payment of said fifty dollars to be made
f satisfactorily tc Henry Mayo, county attor.
e ney. >. 10y Chairman.
l.. Supervisor Edgecomb introduced the pc
ttion OF the citizens residing IN that part
, of the tewn of Mission south ana east OF
t Fox river in town 80, r. 8, asking that the
vote of this Board at its Sept session, 1870,
f defeating the proposition to readJust me
town line between the towns OF Worthwhile
and Mission be reconsidered, and on motion
the vote referred to was reconsidered, and
question was set for consideration at y
2 o'clock Friday morning next.
, Suneryisor Heslett introduced resolu-
ton which was referred 10 the committee
2 on fees and salaries.
5 Supervisor Gilman introduced the follow
: ing resolution:
$ Resoloed, That new Jail should be
built al the earliest practicable time.
e The question being upon the adoption,
and the ayes and noes being demanded,
/ Sups. Armstrong, Beach, Belford, Bost-
-. wich, Finley, Flaherty, Gilman, Hoffman,
! Klove, Lewis, Lynch, Marks, Mcdonald,
: Mcintyre, Nicely, O'Sullivan, Pickins,
Stout and True, 20. voted in the affirmative.
D Sups. Burgess, Conerton, Edgcomb, Hes
s lett, Hichok, Hornick, Lauf, 10y, Miner,
: Nichol, Pritchett, Snedaker, Sly and Tower,
: II, voted IN the negative
The resolution was adopted.
} SUP. Burgess introduced the following
resolution:
Resoloed, That this board recommend the
r question OF bIiding new jail be submit
l ted to the voters of the several towns in this
i; county at the next spring election to guide
J this board in lis future action on the ques-
ton.
: On motion the resolution was adopted.
T. On motion board adjourned till O'Clock
: this p. ".
!, WEDNESDAY, 2 o'clock p. NJ.
. Board met pursuant to adjournment.
= Present same as this A. N.
Sup. Flaharty submitted the report of
the Supt. of the poor, which is ordered to
be filled in the Office Of the county clerk.
Sup. Gilman, chairman Of the special
committee to erect aims house, submitted
the following report, which on motion was
adopted:
Wr. Chairman and gentlemen Of the Board
of .Superyts0w: Your special committee to
whom was referred the consideration of
r1les for the guidance Of the overseers OF
: the poor would recommend the adoption OF
= the following resolutions
lst Reso!ced, That the overseers of the
poor shall give relief in no other manner
: than an order to applicant for admission to
county asylum unless relief shall be hrst
r approved by this board except in cases OF
f inability of patient TO be removed to said
: ASYLUM. and in cases where persons are
temporarily thrown upon the several towns.
g ID. We recommend that G. w. Jackson,
!. Supt. of the poor, be authorized to employ
A. paysician for the county asylum.
Cd. We respectfully ask to be relieved
: from further consideration Of the petition
of the citizens of Utica concerning an al
= ,owance to the pauper Michael McCabe.
Sup. O'Sullivan introduced the following
resolution which on molten was laid on the
table:
: Resoyced That the sum Of 50 per month
: be and the same is allowed TO Micheal Nc:
| Cabe, a pauper residing IN the town OF
Utica.
: On motion OF Sup Gallagher it is order
ed that the question Of outside ald To pau
pers be set for consideration at O'Clock
tomorrow evening.
: On motion adjourned till O'Clock to.
!. morrow morAlng.
FOURTH DAY-TYrsiog, Jaa. 18Th.
: BOARD met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday.
Minutes OF yesterdays proceedings read
2 and approved. ,.
4 claims. submitted the report of said COM
mittee on the mileage and per diem oiJudges
and clerks of elections.
:. Sun. Burgess moved 70 amend by strik-
= ing off one day from the time recommend
ed by the committee 70 each OF the judges
and clerks OF election, upon which motion
/, the ayes and nays being demanded; Snps.
/ Armstrong, Belf0rd, Boyer, Bostwick, Bur
+ CESS, Conway, Gilman, lleslett, Hoffman,
I Miner, Reynolds, spIcer and Tower, 10,
: voted in the affirmative; Sups. Beach, Con
erton, Edgcomb, Finley, Flaherty Hlchok,
= Klove. Lauf, 10y, Lynch, Marks, MELON
aid, Nicely, Ntchol, o sui, an pIcs i IS
4 Pritchett, Snedaker and True, 81, voted in
: the negative
The amendment is lost.
sup. Edgcomb moves 10 amen9 Oy allow.
ing pay to Judges and clerks OF elections
j. for one and one,ha,f DAYS and the person
making The returns one day additional pay
!. Upon which motion the ayes and nays be
4 mo demanded, Sups. Beach, Bostwick,
!. Burgess. Conerton. Conway, Edgeomh, Fla.
!. hertz, Gilman, Heslett, Hoffman, Lsuii,
!, Marks, Sly, True and Walker, H. voted ,su IN
s the affirmative; Sups. Armstrong, Beiford,
Finley, HlchOk, klove, 10y, Lynch, Miner
Michel O'Sulllya0,