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

north, range 3, east OF ID =. M. III the cou"
" of La Sale and state Of Illinois, be es
tablished to be known as ano calleH INC
town Of Miller ,, -,
We further recommend inc auop''oh vi
the following order, to-wit;
new town comprising the territory en-
hraceS in congressional township 81 north,
range 3, east of 3D. p In., in the county of
Ia Sale 10 be named and called the town
of Miller. be and the same is hereby estab.
Iisbed. II is further ordered by this board
that an election for four officers in said new
town shall be had at the school house in
school district No. 6 in said town OF Miller
on the first Tuesday of April, A. D. 1876
And il Is further ordered by this board
that Ransom Baker, Jas. Il. Knickerbocker
and Austin Haycr be and are hereby APP
pointed Judges of said election. And 1t is
further ordered by this board that the coun-
~ clerk prepare notices OF such election as
required by law and that the same be post.
cd by the sheriff as required by law,
All OF which is respectfully submitted.
Sup. Spicer introduced the following as
an amendment to the order recommended
by the committee:
Prorided, That the question OF forming
said new town shall first be submitted to the
qualified voters OF said towns Of Nanlius and
Mission at their next annual town meeting,
and if majority Of the electors voting
shall vote for said new town, then the order
recommended by the committee shall be
deemed to be 10 full force and effect, other
wise to be held for naught
The question being upon the adoption OF
the amendment the ayes and nays being
demanded,
Sup. Armstrong, Belford Burgess, Hes.
lett, Hornick, Mcdonald, Nichol, Plckens,
Spicer, 0, voted in the affirmative.
Sups Beach, Boyer, Bostwick, Concrton,
Conway Edgecomb Finley, Flaherty, Gal.
iagher, Gilman Hichok, Hoffman, Klove,
Laui Lewis 10y, Lynch, Marks, Miller,
Miner, Mcintyre, Nicely, OSullivan, Pritch
cit, Snedaker, Stout, Walker, 81, voted in the
negative.
The amendment is lost The question
recurring upon the adoption Of the report
of the committee as submitted, and making
the order as recommended, the ayes and
nays being demanded,
Sups. Beach, Boyer, Bostwick, Conerton,
Conway, Edgoomb, Finley, Flaherty, Gal,
lagher, Gilp1n, HiChok, Klove, Lauf, Lew
is, 10y, Lynch, Marks, Miller, Miner, Nc.
Intyre, Nicely, O'Sullivan, Prtchett, Sneda.
ker, Stout, Walker &c, voted in the atfirma.
tive
Sups Armstrong, Bclford, Burgess, Hes.
lett. Hoffman, lIornick, Mcdonald, Nichol,
Pickins, Spicer 10, voted in the negative.
The report Is adopted.
Sup. Armstrong introduced the following
resolution, which on motion was adopted
ResOlued, That the committee authorized
10 settle with the county officers be and they
are hereby directed 10 meet on the Monday
preceding the adjourned meetings Of the
Board
Sup. Gallagher, chairman Of the com
nittec on roads and bridges, reported back
the petitions of the commissioners of high
ways ot,thc towns Of Manlius, Peru and
Utica, asking for appropriations for the
construction Of bridges IN said towns and
ask that the further consideration OF the
same be postponed until the next annual
meeting of this Board.
Sup. Lynch introduced the bill of A. NJ
Hoffman for the sum Of $37.40, expenses in
Cured in correcting assessments of Corpor.
atoms in this county and on motion the
bill was allowed and the clerk authorized
10 draw his order on the treasurer for that
amount
Sup. Mcintyre, chairman Of the commit
tee on fees and salaries, submitted the fol.
lowing report, which on motion was adopt
Cd
Mr., Chairman ami gentlemen Of tie BoayW
Il Supervisors Your committee on fees
and salaries beg leave to report the follow.
ing: We recommend that the salary Of the
county attorney be six hundred dollars per
lnHum, provided he accepts the same in
lien of all fees and charges against the
IA 10 60 ko
nenclng Dec, lst, 1915.
The clerk laid before the Board the re.
quest of G.. W. Jackson, Superintendent Of
The Poor, Tor an appropriation OF $500 to
lefray the current expenses of the Poor
House until the next meeting OF this Board,
and on motion the appropriation for that
amount is made, and the clerk is authorized
% draw his order on the treasurer for the
fGGlc.
On motion, it is ordered that the several
supervisors be allowed one days pay each
for examining and approving collectors
bonds.
Sup. Gallagher introduced the following
resolution, VIII CHI on motion was adopted:
RcSolrcd, That the clerk be authorized to
issue orders for per diem and mileage due
The several supervisors and officers in atten-
dance.
Sup. Hoffman, chairman OF the committee
10 settle with the county officers, submitted
The following report
Dr. Chairman and gentlemen Of tie Bodrd
II Supervisors! Your committee, 80 whom
was referred the matter of settlement with
the county officers as to the earnings
and necessary expenditures Of tAeir respect.
i've offices, would report that they have had
The same Under consideration, and that the
following reports have been submitted TO
them, 10 wit:
Abstract of report made signed and sworn
TO on the book kept in the County Clerks
Office, wherein arc recorded the various
amounts Of fees received and expenditures
made IN said Office by II. A. McCalcb, Go.
Clerk of the said La Sale County
CAGNING-
ices earned, miscellaneous
and county work, GAO o.
Fees earned, Probate Court, 3,5G 10
Fees carncd, Law Court, Il! Il
Fees earned, estimated, and
not otherwise enumerated, 10000
Total, ll.@;s -
RECEIPTS.
Fees received, County Treas
Z. ii IN