The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-09-20

l. Perkins and Jas \ Blake, spl comm. ~ ~
; T. Parr services comm on Pub Build. 1.'l
; Zimmerman, coffin and burial....... 200
7 Northrup, conat fees, cl. $50, al..... -
| IhOs Brennan, ............. II
| V b Weeks justice fccs................ 81
X Famsworth, com on Public Building, ~
! d HoIlcckcr 80
! Floyd Clendencn, fees on II cases in
quest, cl. $llG.9j, ard ........ $500
/ Thos Doyle, cOnst fees, cI, 50 10, ard. 40
/ X Anderson, colin and bural.......... 200
| 7 Maghcr, livery Observation-Disclosures. IOVo
| Yourcommittce would further report that
they have carefully examined the following
claims, and respectfully ask 10 be relieved
from further consideration of the same;
Thomas Larkin, justice fces.,.......... II -
| q Bedford, " ........,.. II 10
All of which is respectfully submitted.
l.. b. HICKOK, Chairman.
Supervisor Blake, chairman OF commit
tee on roads and bridges, submitted the
following report;
mr.. Ch0irmdn DC: Your committee on
roads and bridges would respectfully re,
port that they have examined the matter
of the petitions of the highway commits
sioners Of the towns of Peru, Dimmick and
Worthwhile, presented before them, and re
commend the following: That as it ap
pears t. your committee that the several
amounts claimed in the petitions come
strictly under the law requiring the county
to appropriate, therefore your committee
recommend this Board to appropriate toI
the several towns named as follows: FOL
the town of Peru twenty seven hundred
and ten dollars and seven cents; to the
town of Worthwhile the sum Of nine hun
dred and thirty dollars and thirty seven
cents; to the town of Dimmick the sum of
six hundred dollars
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JAMES A. BLAKE, Chairman.
The ayes and noes being demanded on
the adoption Of the report, they are as fol
lows.
Ayes-Beach Blake Carlin Conard
Doyle, DraCkley, Dresser, Dunavan, Fades
Gransden, Griffin, iIelmig llikok, lIotf
man, lloge, Hollecker, Jennings, Lauf,
Lukins, Miller, Mclaughlin, Parr Per
kins, Poundstone, Rosenhaupt, Stevenson,
Signor, Thompson, Wilson, Wood, Mr.
Chairman-35.
Noes-Ford Franks, Gum, Jennett
Phillips, Smith,.
Sup. Blake also submitted the following
report:
Mr. ChaiymaR, Dc. Your committee on
roads and bridges would respectfully report
that they have examined the matter of the
petition of the town of La Sale presented |
before them, and recommend the follow |
ing: That said town of La Sale be allow |
ed the sum of thirteen hundred dollars, |
which sum is, "aS near as your committee |
can ascertain" the one half of the estima- |
ted cost of the waShouts at or near the north |
end of the wagon bridge over the Illinois |
river at La Sale And your committee |
would further report that in the matter of |
the petition of the commissioners of the |
town of La Sale for aid in building or i'm |
proving what they term the bottom road |
your committee are of the opinion that said |
road cannot be properly considered as an
approach in the meaning of the law which |
requires the county to assist in building or
repairing bridges or approaches thereto !
and your committee respectfully ask to be
relieved frem any further consideration of !
the same. And your committee would re
commend that the chairman of this Board |
appoint two members of this Board to act
in the countys interest in eacL case where
the committee is sustained by the Board in
making an appropriation.
All of which is respectfully submitted
JAMES A. BLAKE. Chairman
Sup. McLauchlan moved to amend said |
report by appropriating the sum of 81, 295..
20 To the town of La Sale.
Amendment lost by the following vote
Ayes-Doyle, FarnSworth, Forristal Gala
CHER Gransden, Griffin, lIelmig, Hoffman,
llolleckcr, Jennings, Mclaughlin, Parr,
Perkins Rosenhaupt- Noes Beach,
Blake, Conard, Drackley, Dunavan Fades,
Ford, Franks, Fischer, Gum. IIicock,
lloge, Jenneit, Lauf, Lukins, Miller, McIn
tyre, Phillips, Poundstoue, smith, Steven
son, Signor, Thompson, Wilson, Wood, Mr..
Chailman-2G.
The question now recurring on the adop
ton of the report as submitted il was car
ried 10y the following vote:
Ayes Beach, Blake, Conurd, DOYLE,
Drackley, Dunavan, Fades, FmnSworth,
Forristal, Ford, Fischer, Gallagher, Grams
den, Griffin, Helmig, Ilicock Hoffman,
Hoge, llollecker, Jennings, Lauf, Lukins.
Miller Mcintyre, McLauchlan, Par, Per
kins, Puundstonc, Rosenhaupt, Smith Ste
venson, Signor, Thompson, Wilson, Wood.
Mr. Chairman-36. Noes-Franks Gum,
Jennett, Phillips
Sup. Beach offered the following resolu
ton, which was adopted:
ReSolcod, That the sum of six thousand
dollars be appropriated AS expenses for
county asylum, TO be drawn by county
agent in sums of $500 as he may need
Sup. Gum, chairman committee on sta
tionery, submitted the following report,
which was adopted:
To he Board Of Supervisors, dc: Your
on stationery claims would re-