The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-02-02
your committee would asked to be relieved
from the further consideration of the same
All of which is respectfully submitted.
MARTIN FIAHERTY, Chairman.


following report, which, on motion, was
adopted:
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen # TIE BOard
of Supervisors Your committee on fees and
salaries would recommend that the salary OF
Henry MAYO, County Attorney, be continued
at six hundred dollars per year from the first
day of December 1871, to the first day Of De
ccmber 1873.
IN of which is respectfully submitted.
+. II. SPICER, Chairman.
Supervisor Barton, chairman OF the com
mlttee on roads and bridges, submitted the
following report
.R,. Chairman ami GeatiemCn of the Board
Of Supervisors. Your committee, to whom
was referred the petition of the road and
bridge commissioners of the towns of Man
Illus and Brooktield, Of Nermillon and Farm
Ridge, of Rutland and Fall River, would re.
specially make the following report:
That an appropriation be made to the
town of BroOkfield and Manlius for the sum
Of $4,000, to the towns of Nermillion and
Farm Ridge the sum of 1880 To the
towns of Rutland and Fall River your COM
mittee would report that the bridge is not IN
a condition to warrant an appropriation from
the county treasury, and beg to be renewed
from further consideration CT the subject
Signed on behalf of the committee.
PATRICK BARTON, Chairman.
Supervisor Lewis moved that the report be
rccommitted, with instructions TO the COM
mittee to recommend to this Board some
plan by which equal Justice shall be done to
the various towns of the county liable to
build and maintain bridges, the expense OF
which viii be sufficient to place them under
the operation of Sec. 70 Of the Road and
Bridge Act of 1877, and without regard to
,,t'. ha tnrhn
cally entitled to the benefits of said section
or not
Supervisor Tower moved, as an amend
ment, that the report be deferred until the
next session of this Board.
Supervisor Jackson moved, as an amend
ment to the amendment, that the committee
be instructed to report at o'clock this p. NJ.
Thercupon, the ayes and noes being demand
ed, Supervisors Eastman, Jackson, Nicely,
Nelson, O'Laughlin and Stevenson (6) voted
in the affirmative and Supervisors Arnold,
Bayley, Barton, Beach, Bedford, Boyer, Bost-
wick, Bowen, Byrne, Carey, Conerton, Coop
er, Diehl, Donlevy, Flahcrty, Fox, Gilett,
Grove, Iickok, Klove, Lauf Lewis, Lynch,
Marks, Miner Palmer, Parr, Pickens, Spicer,
Stevens, Tower True, Wiley and MIR. Chair
man (34) voted in the negative, Lost.
The ayes and noes being demanded upon
Inc dlDtDCllcUt, SUPERVISORS -ilnOlt l)ciioib,
Boyer, Bostwick Bowen, Byrne, Carey, Con
erton Cooper, Eastman Flaherty, Fox, Gil
lett, Grove, Hickok, Lauf, Marks, Nelson,
Tower, True and Wiley (2D voted in the at.
firmativc and Supervisors Bayley, Barton,
Beach, Diehl, Donlevy, Jackson, klove, Lew
is, +. c., Lynch, Miner, Nicely, O'Laughlin,
Palmer Parr, Pickens, Spicer, Stevens, Ste
vensoD and Mr.. Chairman 90 in the mega
tive Carried
Thereupon Supervisor Lynch moved to
lay the matter as amended on the table, upon
which motion the ayes and noes being de
manded, Supervisors Bayley, Barton, Byrnc,
Cary Diehl, Fox, Jackson, Lewis, Lynch,
Miner, Nicely, Nelson, OLaughlin, Palmer,
Parr, PiCkcns, Spicer, Stevens, Stevenson and
Mr.. Chairman, (20) voted in the affirmative,
and Supervisors Arnold, Beach, Belford, Bcy-
or, Bostwick, Bowen, Conerton, Cooper Don
levy Eastman, F'laherty, Gillett Grove,
Hickok, Klove, Lauf, Marks, Tower, True
and Wiley co., in the negative, lost
On motion to adjourn till o'clock p. m,
the ayes and noes being demanded Supcrvis
ors Arnold Barton, Boyer, Byrnc, Concrton,
Cooper, Donlevy, Eastman Grove, Jackson,
Lauf, Lynch Nicely, OLaughlin, Palmer,
Stevenson and True 90, voted in the affirm
alive and Supervisors Arnold, Baylcy, Beach,
Bedford, Bos,wick, Bowen, Carey, Dichl, Fla
herty, Fox, Gillett, Hickok, Klove, Lewis,
Marks, Miner, Nelson, Parr, Pickens Spiccr,
Stevens, Tower, Wiley and Mr.. Chairman,
ca, voted in the negative. Motion lost
Supervisor Lynch moved that further dis
culssion on the report of the committee on
roads and bridges be deferred until o'clock
this p. m, whercupon the ayes and noes being
demanded, Supervisors Bayley, Bostwck,
Carey, Concrtun, Dichl, Donlcvy, Fox, Jack
son, Klove, Lewis, Lynch, Miner Nicely,
O'Laughlin, Palmer Spicer, Stevens, Steven
son, True and Mr. Chairman, (20), voted in
the affirmative and Supervisors Arnold, Bar
ton, Beach, Beltord, Boyer, Bowen, Byrnc,
Cooper, Eastman, r!Gherty Gillett, lliCkok,
Laut, Marks, Nc'sor, Parr, Pickens, Tower
and Wiley, 90 ,o.,4 in the negative. Car
ricd.
Supervisor X "a. chairman of the com
mittec to visit Ia, ,ounty house, submitted
the following Il, Il, which, on motion, was
adopted:
The COMMIT appointed TO visit the
county asylum ucg leave to report that they
have attended t, he duty, and IN going
through the dit eat departments and build
ings belong 10 lar. institution, found every
thing in good sha. AMI the best of order
and that great credit is due Mr. and Mrs
Arnold for their services rendered in taking
good care and rcnderin. assistance to the
sick, intirm and insane inmates of the aSy-
lum. We were also very well pleased with
the late improvements made in building and
repairing, IN regard to the workmanship aS
well aS expenses, and feel like extending our
thanks To the superintendent, ~ well rs the
warden and matron of the county asylum,
for their faithful performance of services to
the county. Respectfully submitted.
A. A. KLoyE.
Supervisor Pickcns moved that the entire
board visit the Marseilcs bridge, whercupOn
the ayes and noes being demanded Supervis
ors Barton, Boyer, Donlevy, Flahcrty Jack.
son, Lauf, Lynch, Palmer, Parr, Pickens,
Spicer and Stevenson, Q2), voted in the atflr-
NATIVE, and Supervisors Arnold, Baylcy,
Beach, Belford, Rostwick, Bowen. Carey,
Conerton, Cooper, Dichl, Eastman, Fox, Gil
lett, Grove, IliCkok, klovc, Lewis, Marks,
Miner, Nelson, OLaughlin, Stevens, Tower,
True and Wiley, (95}, voted in tnc nc-a'',c.
Lost.
Board adjourned till O'Clock ills =. NJ.