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

Peter Russell " son, CONN anu Dui'ai, IL W
SOUTH OTTAWA.
B VI Boyle, groceries. ............. E. q II
II Butler, do ............,... lO2 W
NJ Stiefel, clothing. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL u
TROY GROVE.
S B Hickok, money advanced. ID
UTICA.
A T Griffin, money advanced. ......... Al j.
Z w Griffin ~ Co, groceries. ....... 80 "
John Louburgh, medicine. .......... 6Ol
T o Sullivan, groceries,. ............ . W
j McGuire, do .............. 10 W
MISCELLANEOUS.
Drs. Dyer and RS burn, salary. ........ 90 VI
John i, Mccormick. 500
DR. ID A Clugston. salary 25G
! w Dear. | sc
DR.. J II Finley, salary for Eagle, Bruce
and Otter Creek. REMEMBERING. 30 w
All Of which IS respectfully submitted
HENRY HELMIc, Chairman.
Supervisor Gallagher, chairman OF COM
mlltee on township organization, submitted
The following report, which on motion was
adopted:
Wr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of tie
BodyW Of Supervisors: Your committee on
township organization would respectfully
report that they have examined the matter
Of the petition of certain residents OF
Eagle township praying for the establish
mcnt of new voting place, presented be.
fore them, aud find no reasons for the
granting Of the prayer Of the petitioners as
stated IN SAID petition, and no boundaries
to the territory of such new voting precinct
are named and no evidence in support OF
said petition has been produced before SAID
committee.
Your committee are ct ihe opinion tnat
such rrtti0h should not he granted except
uuon conclusive evidence that right and
Justice demand the same, and that great
inconvenience aud wrong will result from
Il refusal 50 to do.
Your committee therefore would ask to
be relieved from further consideration OF
sand petition.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
II. NJ. GALLAGHER, Chairman.
Supervisor Stevenson, chairman Of CON.
mitlee on complaints and abatements, sub
mitted the following report, which on
motion was adopted:
Mr.. Chnirnt0A aud GGaticaleH Of TIE
BOdrd If Supervisors: Your committee on
complaints and ahatemcnts would respect
fully report that ihcv have examined the
matter ct the petition of the Mutual
Union Telegraph Co, presented before
them, complaining of "a clerical error in
the assessment Of their personal property,
situated in the town of Ottawa. Your com.
mlttee have compared the schedule, which
was not accessible in July, with the asses
sor's book, and find the assessment was $l5
and not Sl15, as copied into the assessors
book. Your committee would therefore
recommend the refundmenr of GS cents,
that being the excess of county tax, and
that the clerk draw his order on the treas
urcr for said amount in favor Of SAID
Mutual Union Telegraph Co. And we
further recommend that if requested by
said company or their agents, the clerk
certify the foregoing facts, together with
the excess of the various taxes, TO the
proper officers, for the benefit OF the peti.
TONERS.
And also the petition of Theodore @.
Thompson, of the town OF Troy Grove,
asking To be relieved from the double as.
sessment of a portion Of his stock.
Your committee are satisfied by the atli.
davlt of sad Thompson, and an eXamlna-
ton of the assessors books show that -
head of cattle were twice assessed, and we
would recommend that said 10 head OF cat.
tie he released from assessment from the
town Of Meriden, the same being properly
assessed in Troy Grove.
All Of which is respectfully submitted,
JAMES W. STEVENSON, Chairman.
Supervisor HIckock, chairman OF com
mittee on miscellaneous claims, submitted
the following report, which on motion was
adopted;
fg,. 9r he
B1agd of Supervisors: Your committee on
miscellaneous claims would respectfully
report that they have examined all CLAIMS
presented before them, and recommend the
payment of the following, AID that the
clerk be directed to issue orders for the
several amounts to the several claimants,
tb-Wlt:
Amount
Name. For what. Allowed.
V b Weeks, Justices fees, claimed
3l4 observation-disclosures Is 10
f G Mcintyre, constable fecs......... 81 s.
James Brennan and Henry c Scott, for
the arrest of Maurice Kelly. $780,. 30 90
Aaron b Smith, Justices fees. Z W
[ T Smith, use Of team at inquest,
claimed 80 OO................ .... : 90
Thos Doyle, constable fees.......-... 10 90
Thos KEYS, .......... 10 90
w McGulre, -...-...... w w
A X Hancock, sheriff fees ............ 40
J Dimmick, Justices fees. .......... IS
IL W Underhill claim'd 81 10 ID
Leonard Wagner, d" claim'd 800 UO
Patrick Meagher appraiseTs.......... | on
Joel w Ellis, .......... on
John Prickett, .......... 90
Thos Doyle, constable fees, claimed
50 o.. .--...... 1900. 4 II
" ID Quinn, constable fees, claimed
50 ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . %
A Hughes, Justices fees, claimed
81 o.. ........... ..-........... > ~
r A T Alberty, Justices fees, claimed
81 W ................. 4 ID
G Bedford, Justices fees, claimed
10 W. .-.....-...-...... III
Jabez Mackey, constable fees. ........ 8 ~
Scoggin, Justices fees. Is
E Z Bale, constable fees, claimed
Sl2 10. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Fred Myers, constable fees ........... 10
Thos Keys, 3" claim'd Ga 40 IL %
Alex Ronald, mine inspector. ........ 1856 90
Geo W Armstrong, per diem and ex-