The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-12-15

moss vote Of thanks was rendered the l.
Sale county court house and jail building
committee for the efficient manner ii
which its duties were discharged.
Supervisor Mcintyre moved that al
itCmized statement of the cost of buildin,
the court house and Jail be published ii
English and German for distribution
among the taxpayers of the county.
Supervisor Fisher moved as an amend
ment that the court hOnse and jail com
mittee, in conjunction with the county
clerk, prepare and publish an itemize(
statement Of the cost of building the cour
house and jail. Amendment accepted.
| Supervisor Lewis (E. c. moves as M
amendment 10 the amendment that spc
cial committee OF three, 10 be appointed by
the chairman, act in con JUNCTION with the
county clerk in preparing such a state
ment.
Supervisor Parr moved as an amend
ment to the amendment that the cost OF
rent for temporary quarters be also lnclud
ed In said statement.
| Supervisor OIOughlin moved as a sub
stltute that the whole matter be referred to
to a special committee of three 70 he
appointed by the chairman and that said
committee report at this term OF the Board
Carried. Chairman appointed as such
committee Supervisors OLoughlin, Gum
and Hoge (W)
On motion of Supervisor Lewis *. C.)
the record books OF the La Sale county
court house and jail building committee
were constituted part OF the records OF
the county and deposited with the county
clerk,
Supervisor Wilson presented petition
from the commissioners of highways of
Fall River which was referred to the com
mittee on roads and bridges.
Supervisor Griffin presented a petition
from the commissioners Of highways of
Deer Park and Utica relating to the Utica
bridge which Oh motion was also referred
to the committee on roads and bridges.
Supervisor Griffin moved that the COM
mlttee on roads and bridges may, If they
see fit, visit Utica and examine the bridge
in question before reporting on the petition
of the commissioners of highways of Utica
and Deer Park. Motion carried by the
following vote: Ayes-Carln, Dunavan,
Griffin, Hogc W., Hoffman, lloge G. W.,
Hckok, Lewis 4. C., Lewis (Evau) Lauf,
Lowman, Mclaughlin, Martin, Perkins,
Parr, Rhodes, Swift Stevenson, Trumbo,
Wilson and Mr. Chairman (2D. Noes
Butler Blake, Cuthbertson. Consrd, Dearth,
Donlevy, Fades. Fischer, Gum, Jennings,
Mcintyre, Mills, Maierhoter, Mcbride,
Nicholson, O'Loughlln, Reynolds, Signor
and Truman 90.
On motion OF Supervisor Hoffman Board
adjourned til q O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing
THURSDAY, Dec 6, 1888.
Board met pursuant t. adjournment.
Present same as yesterday.
Minutes OF yesterdays session read and
Bond Of Samuel W. Raymond as county
collector Oi the taxes OF 1888 was read be-
fore the open Board and on motion ap-
proved, which SAID bond is IN the wolds
and figures following, to.w;t:
BOND.
hnow all men by these presents! That we
Samuel w. Raymond, collector, and Asa
NJ. Hoffman, Washington BUSHNELL Mil
ton II. Swift, Hugh M. Hamilton, Ros-
well d. Lyman, William II. Hull, Jesse
Grove, Ransom Palmer, Joseph Hall
Frederick Glenn, John Brundagc and
John +. Nash, securities, all OF the county
Of La Sale and State of Illinois, are held
and firmly bound to the people of the
State of Illinois IN the penal sum of one
hundred and thirty thousand dollars for
the payment OF which well ana truly to be
made we bind ourselves each of us Orr
heirs, executors and administrators firmly
by these presents. Signed with our hands
and sealed with our seals this fifth day of
December, 1885.
The condition of the foregoing bond is
such that il the above bound Samuel w.
Raymond shall perform all the duties re-
CURED to be performed by him as collec-
tor of taxes for the year 1888 IN the county
of La Sale IN the state of Illinois IN the
time and manner prescribed by law and
when he shall be succeeded in office shall
and deliver over to his successor
in Office all books, papers and money APP
pertaining TO his SAID office, the foregoing
bond to be void; otherwise to remain IN
tull force.