The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-07-31
TrEsDAY. JulT II, lSoO.

Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present same as yesterday. Minutes Of
yesterdays proceedings read and APP
proved.
Supervisor Armstrong moved that a
standing committee on public buildings
be appointed. Carried.
The chairman announced the following
standing committees for the ensuing year,
to wit:
Finauca-M essrs. Klove, Mcintyre
{Nat.) and Miller.
C6Hrt IiouSe and .Laii- Messrs. McIn-
tire a. ca, Parr, Helmig, Stormont and
Pool.
Public EmldingS-Messrs. Parr. McIn-
tire "a. c., Hodgson, Flaherty and Stor-
mont.
E1t.nN-0tion Of Lands Messrs. Nelson,
Klo1e, Stevenson, Palmer, Read, Arm
strong and Mcintyre Natl
Lots-Messrs. Fades, Bellinghausen,
Drackley, White, Gray, Gardner and
Reynolds.
Peronol Property-Messrs. Wylie, Adj
ans, Hoffman, Fischer, Center, O'Don-
nell and Dresser
ComplniatS and AJotements- Messrs.
Stevenson, Conerton, Hoge, Ferguson
and Nelson.
I0DnShip O,ganization-M essrs Bar
ton Miner, Read, Center, Armstrong,
RJadS and Bridges Messrs. Flaherty,
Lauf, Gray, LOwman and Drackley.
PCuperS-Messrs. Beach, COnertOn.
Fox. Miner, Palmer, Singer and Metzger.
Fees and SoldrieS-Messrs. Mcintyre
tNat.), Wylie, Beach, White and lIOge.
Scttle 9th mtg 1fedSurer-Messrs.
Miller, Bellini usen and Burgess.
Cidims-M rs. Armstrong, Fades,
O'Donnell, II gson and Barton.
Settle ,cttt( ,o,ty School Superintendent
-Messrs. StOrmont, Dresser and Fergu-
SON
Safe tcuh County Officers essrs Fox,
Adams, Pool, Reynolds, Gardner, Klove
and Lowman.
Stati0nery-M Metzger. Belling-
hansen and Gardner.
Supervisor Bellinghausen moved that ii
committee of three be appointed to audit
the bills of the state charitable instltu-
tons. Carried.
Supervisor Stormont presented the fol-
lowing resolution:
OTTAWA, July Is, 1880.
10 me Chairman and Board of Super
riSOrS Of la Sale County: 1t having be-
come well-knOwn fact to the Supervis-
Ors and taxpayers of La Sale county,
that the present court house and Jail has
become inadequate to the wants Of our
prosperous community, 1t has become
very plain that more suitable court
house and Jail should be provided at as
early day as possible.
ReSOlrCd, That a committee of five (5)
be appointed from the present Board of
Supervisors to take the same under adj
yisement and report to this session of the
Board such conclusion as they may come
TO.
Supervisor Adams moved that the res
olution be land over to the next Septem-
Der session of this Board.
The ayes and noes being demanded,
Supervisors Adams, Bellinghausen, Bur
CESS. COnertun, Drackley. Dresser. Fades,
Ferguson, Fischer, Gardner. ilelmig,
IIoge, Lauf, Lowman, McIntire "a. ca,
Mcintyre CNat.), Miner. Palmer, Pool,
Read. reynolds, Stevenson, Wylie, t23l,
voted in the affirmative. Supervisors
Armstrong, Barton, Beach, Center, Fla
Klove, Metzger, Miller, Nelson, O'Don-
nell, Parr, Singer, Stormont, White and
Mr.. Chairman ll9) voted in the negative.
Carried.
supervisor Armstrong moved that the
clerk be authorized to print the aggre-
gate assessments of real estate, town lots
and personal property of the several
townships.
Supervisor Nelson moved that the mo-
tod be tabled. Motion lost.
The question recurring upon the origi-
nal motion, carried.
Supervisor Fades stated that the last
census shows that several townships are
entitled by law to a greater representa-
ton upon the Board. He therefore moved
thai the matter of increased representa-
ton be referred to the committee on
township organization. Carried
Supervisor Armstrong moved that the
tabular statement of assessments of zeal
estate, town lots and personal property
be referred 10 the proper committees.
Carried.
On motion Board adjourned till
o'clock tomorrow morning.
WEDNESDAY. July IA, 1880.
Board mt purattant IN adi1urumpuf