The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-04-02

oeisutc ioi lAC lloJOlNy ICpOIC, VIC ayes
and noes being demanded, supervisors
Adams, Armstrong, Bellinghausen, Cen
ter, Conerton, Dresser, Fades, Ferguson,
Fischer, Fox, Gardner, Helmig, Hodg-
son, Hoffman, Hoge, Klove, Laui, Low
man, Mcintyre, Metzger, Pool, Read,
Reynolds, Singer, Stormont and Wylie
(26) voted III the affirmative, and super
visors Barton, Beach, Burgess, Drack-
ley, flaherty, Gray, Mclntire, Miller,
Miner, Nelson, O'Donneil, Palmer,
Pau, Stevenson, White and Mr.. Chair
man (l6) voted in the negative. Carried,
The question now recurring upon the
report, which was put. Carried
Supervisor klove presented the fol-
loving resolution, which, on notion,
was adopted:
RtSolred, That the supervisors of the
several towns be allowed the sum of
one dollar and fifty cents for posting
the election notices for the special elec-
ton to be held April 18th next, and that
the county clerk be authorized TO draw
his orders in favor OF the several super
visorS for the same.
Supervisor Metzger presented the fol-
lowing resolution. which, on motion,
was adopted
Rtsoired, That after the 5th day of
April next, anu until the board of super
vlsors to be elected on said day shall
have organized, the recorder of deeds
is authorized To present to the county
clerk the payroll of the clerks who are
working on the burnt records, and the
county clerk is hereby directed to draw
his order on the treasurer for the sew
eral amounts and in favor of the several
persons as may be stated in the SAID
pay-rolls, Prorided, The recorder shall
report to the board at its first session the
amounts SO paid and the names of the
persons To whom the orders have been
issued
Supervisor Beach presented the follow
ing resolution. which on motion, was
adopted
Resolved, That The county clerk be
authorized To draw orders to the amount
of five thousand dollars in favor of the
county agent, III sums of $500, as he may
need Tor the purpose of paying county
asylum expenses ana repairs.
Supervisor Armstrong, chairman of
the court house and Jail building com
mittee. presented the following report:
Mr.. Cbdirmon ana cent, men " the
and Jail building committee beg leave
to submit the following report That in
obedience to instructions heretofore
given by this board, they issued notice
to builders and contractors for sealed
proposals for the erection and compile
ton of the LA Sale county court house,
which notice is as follows:
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD
Frs.
Sealed proposals, addressed to the
La Sale county court house and jail
building committee, care of the county
clerk, Ottawa, H.. will be received until
Thursday, the nth day of March, 1881,
| O'Clock p. NJ, for furnishing all the
materials and Labor required in the cree
ton and completion of Il new court
house for LA Sale county, according to
plans and specifications for the same as
furnished by NJ. l.. Beers, architect
said building to be completed on or be
fore Nov, |, 1852.
Plans and specifications can he seen
at the committees room III the city of
Ottawa, H., and III the Office of the
architect, room Is Major block, Chicago,
" An proposals for the building entire
must be accompanied by certified
check for the sum of 81 600 and bids for
separate parts of the work with Ger
titled check for 500, with each bid AZ
guarantee that the parties bidding will
enter into contract or forfeit the amount
OF The check,
" The successful bidder ul bidders
will he required tu enter into IA salts
factory bond for the faithful perform
anCe of the contract, said bond To he
approved by the committee. The com
mttec reserves the right to reject any
and all bids not deemed for the interest
of the county. Gro. W. ARMSTRONG,
Chairman building committee
AT the time specified III the foregoing
notice. your committee would respect
fully report that they had received
eighteen bids for the construction OF
said courthouse and parts thereof
FOR THE BUILDING ENTIRE.
T.. d. sexton of Chicago bid ......... Sl!i 10. ~
O +. Nuaud. Jnue-vilc, Wis ...... 3Fr M
John Bcnt,,s. of Milwaukee, Wis. l2!,ur uV
Tho-. & llugh CulwrlL Ottawa. M ll,ipJ w
AcNcal ~ son, Chicago, ILL., ........ $3.50 ~
Weiss n Wolf Ottawa. m ....... ......... m'lim
FOR CUT STONE MASONRY.
DAM Collin. Batavia .... ............s Gi5olo 10
,ng 1920. - $4,000
h Il Barnard Joliet. ............... 3e1o" o.
IRON WORK,
Union Foundry Chicago. III. ......... 1000 Oh
Clark Ratin & CO., Chicago .... . 1919! M |
LATUING AND PLASTEIING.
Barrett a. Bro. Chicago. IIt..... ... .... S~N" |
PAINTING AND GLAZING.
w If ,,iubbfrg- 63B o.
Thomas Wilson. ....... t'l' ~