The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-09

All or which IS respectfully submitted.
a. G. MCINTYRE,
Chairman.
Supervisor Drackley presented the fol-
lowing resolution, which, on motion,
was adopted:
Res0lred, That William IL. Wiley, of
the LIST precinct of Manlius, and TheO-
dOre III. Pitcher and f.. III. Spcer of the
second voting precinct of Manlius, be,
and the same are, hereby appointed
judges of election in their respective
precincts of Manlius for the present
year.
On motion of supervisor Klove, board
took "A recess till o'clock this L. NJ.
7O'clock, p. ".
Supervisor Beach presented the follow
ing resolution, which, on motion, was
adopted
ReSolred, That the County Agent be
allowed to draw the sum of 5000 from
the County Treasurer, upon orders from
the County Clerk in sums of $500 as he
may need, to pay expenses of county
house.
Supervisor Wylie, chairman of the
committee on equalization of personal
property, read their report ia reference
to several of the assessors who have not
performed their duty according to law.
Supervisor Parr presented the follow
ing resolution, which, on motion, was
adopted:
ResoLred, That this honorable board
appoint the following election judges,
district No. =, in the town Of Rutland,
to-wt: Glass ClasSen, James NJ. Ire
nary, Mark Piester.
Supervisor Flaherty moved that Henry
Mayo be continued in office as County
Attorney till the next meeting of this
Board. Carried.
Supervisor Stormont presented the fol-
lowing resolution, which, on motion, was
adopted:
ReSolred, That John Armstrong, Har-
vey Day and Charles Nj. Reese be appoin-
ted judges Of the election of the lst cleo
ton precinct of the town Of Ottawa, and
Elias hathaway be appointed judges of
election of the I'd election precinct of the
town of Ottawa.
The question now recurring upon the
adoption of the repor. of the committee
on equalization of personal property in
reference To the assessors who have not
complied with the law, thereupon Super
visor McIntire IA. C.) moved to recon-
init report back TO the Committee Car
ried.
Supervisor Armstrong, chairman of
tue special committees on cOuTt-nOuSp ana
jail, presented the following majority re-
port:
40 tie honorable, me chairman and gsnfi,lasB
NJ the bOa0i IF .upsrFtsOr- y oar special commit
tee appointed AZ YOUR july term, hy the following
resolution ".ssOrs3. That q committee of nine
ne appointed To take under consideration the prac-
ricabty of the board proceeding the present, wear
erect suitable court house and jIil, that Such
committee be- requested to ascertain the most avail
able location. the probable tota! cot, &c, also II
said committee should think u not beet To com
mcnco the erection of such building, the present
year that they ascertain the necessary repair upon
the present court house sud jail, ard any other in
formation In regard Ia the matter that may De
-iderd important, and that they report their views
the next September session 0f the board" have
had the subjects therein stated under consideration
and beg leave to make the following report.
let On the practicahility 81 the bOnrd'- proceed
ing To build this year, your committee wuud re-
specially represent that they can hnd GOOD ron
son why the board should not proceed ~ build the
publc buildings much demanded nv public ne
cer-ity, not only required for public convenience,
hat also lately demanded for the preservation of the
public records The pressing and accommodating de-
mand- for more room IN ail the Office admoni-hcs
the board OF the necessity OF immediate action on
their part The business % the county has
grown the capacity Of the public buildings that
something must so1n be done. Further. your com
mltiee deem this favorable time TO commence the
erection 81 these much needed public buildings.
The generally Improved condition OF the country.
the ease with which money eaa be obtained, the
price Of material costs 81 labor altogether your