The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-09-22

Jno Clear, Utica............. 10 w 5 III >.
Interest on county fund. ~ 40 VI I,
AUDITORS warrant, inter-
est fund.........,...S l,oOl -
Auditors warrant, school
tax lund............. 22,S56 oil
~. l57 90
Total receipts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S24,3SI 81
Total. disbursements. .............. 2l,23l W
Balance. Observation-Disclosures. l55 81
Supervisor Hoge (W) submitted the fol-
lowing report from the county ply slcians
which was adopted;
10 the honorable B0dydot Sperrisorso Of La
Saiic County: The undersigned physicians
for the county asylum, county jail and city
Ut Ottawa herewith submitthcir report tor
the year ending September 18th, 1883:
Number of visits to county asylum, II ;
number of visits to county Jail, Al; mum
Der oil visits to pauper IN city, l32 total
number OF visits, 300.
Number OF births, q; No. of deaths, II,
Cause OF dcath-Consumpuon, paraly-
Sis ?; senile gangrene, :; surgical gan
creme, /; hemorrhage, /; hemorrhage OF
lung, /; alcoholism, l; commissions, /;
chronic darrhoGa, / old age, .; total, Il.
Ottawa, H., Sept IA, 1888.
Il. +. DYER, NJ. ID.
JOHN RYBURN, NJ. ID.
Supervisor OLaughlln offered the fol
loving resolution, which on motion was
adopted:
Reso!ced, That two members OF the road
and bridge committee be appointed by the
chairman OF this Board for the purpose OF
attending to the county's interest in regard
to the matter of the petition OF the COM
missloners of highways OF the town of
Brooktic
The chairman thereupOn appointed SUI
pervlsors Dunavan and Blake as such
committee.
Supervisor ll!ckok, chairman committee
on miscellaneous claims, submitted the fol
lowing report, which on motion was
adopted:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Board
of Supervisors: Your committee on mlscel
laneous claims would respectfully report
that they have examined all claims pre-
sened before them and Recommend the
payment of the following, and that the clerk
be directed to issue orders for the several
amounts to the several claimants, to wit:
Thomas Brennan, constable fees, Sl2 0O-Sl2 90
r. Wooliscraft, justice fees...... I'll 10 80 20
Your committee would further report
that they have examined the following
claims and would respectfully ask to be re
leyed from further consideration OF the
same:
E. E. Bale, constable fees ..,....,..s u s.
same ........... ~
J. X. Price, witness fees. .........,... Co
II. ii. Dicus, justice fees ............. 81 80
P. Talbot, extra services .,......."..' " w
H. G.. Furness, services rs architect. @5'o w
ALI of which Is respectfully submitted.
l.. b. IICKok, Chairman.
Supervisor McLauchan, chairman COM
nittee on mines and mining, recommended
hat the report OF Alexander Ronald, mine
Inspector, be printed with the proceedings
Of this meeting of the board
Supervisor Fades moved as an amend
nent that the said report be approved and
placed on file. Amendment carried and
mining committees report rs amended
adopted.
On motion of Supervisor Fades Alexan.
Ter Ronald was appointed mine inspector
If La Sale county, to act as such until the
governor of this state shall appoint mine
Inspector for the district comprising La
Sale county as provided by law.
Supervisor Perkins moved that the claim
If Hiram r. Gilbert of $500 for legal ser
ices in the case Of the Wrought Iron
Bridge Company of Canton, Ohio, V. La
Sale county ct al be allowed.
Supervisor Dunavan moved to amend by !,
$500 instead OF $500.
Amendment carried.
Motion as amended passed.
Supervisor Hoffman moved that the sum
DO all t.,t la
ervsors of Mendoza, Peru, La Sale, Strea.
or and Ottawa tor services as poor mas
ers for the past six months.
Supervisor O'Laughlin moved as an
mendment that the sum of $50 each be al
owed said supervisors for said services
Amendment lost.
The question then recurring on the orig
nal motion it was passed
Supervisor Hoge (WD chairman COM
nlttee to settle with county officers, sub
lited the following report, which on mo-
ion was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of tie Board
f Supervisors Your committee to settle
With county officers, to whom was referred
be petition of the probate clerk asking for
dditional help in his office, would respect
ullv report that the statements OF said
etition are borne ont by the facts, and that
n additional clerk should be provided in
rider that the BUSINESS OF the office may be
transacted satisfactorily. Your committee,
owever, do not think that this need ls
kelly to be permanent, and they would
therefore, recommend that the probate clerk
e authorized to employ for the term of one
ear suitable person for his work, at a
alary Of $50 per month. In all of which
be committee requests your concurrence.
WALTER HOGE. Chairman.
Supervisor Perkins moved that the board
econsider the vote on Hiram T. Gilberts
lain.
Supervisor O'Laughlin moved to lay the