The Ottawa free trader., 1885-03-14
Board Of Supervisors.
From page 5.


man. Hollecker, Jennett, Jennings, Miller,
McLauchlan, Nicholson. O'Laughlin, Parr,
Poundstone, Reed, Rosenhaupt, Smith,
Thompson, Wilson, Wood, Chairman-20.
The question now recurring on the adop
,iop of the report II was carried by the FOL
lowing vote:
AYES: Beach, Bowen, Doyle, Drackley,
Dunavan, Farnsworth, Forristal, Ford, Gal
lagher, Gransden, Griffin, Helmig, Hof
man, Hollecker, Jennings, Miller, Nc
Jauchlan, Nicholson, OLaughlin. Parr,
Reed, Rosenhaupt Thompson, Wilson,
White, Mr.. Chairman,-98.
Noes: Carlin, Conard, Dresser, Fades,
Franks, Fischer, Gum, Hicock, Jennett,
Lauf, Lukins, Mcintyre, Phillips, Pound.
stone, Smith, Stevenson, Signor, Wood-lS.
On motion board adjourned till half past
one o'clock p. m.
FRIDAY. March 6, 1 80 p. M.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as this morning. On mo-
ton of Sup'r Miller the vote on the motion
passed at the morning session by when
the board decided to adjourn on saturday
to meet again at . o'clock p, m, Monday
next was reconsidered and by consent said
melton was withdrawn.
Sup'r Dunavan presented the following
report:
Hr. Chairman, Dc: Your committee on
roads and bridges would respectfully re.
por. that they have examined the matter OF
the petition of the commissioners OF hlgh-
ways of the towns Of Rutland and Fall XIV,
er presented before them, and recommend
The following:
Your committee are Of the opinion that
the case on petition in question is one OF
those coming strictly under the law reQllr-
ing the board to appropriate one hall the
cost.
Your committee would therefore recon-.
mend that this BOARD approprlte the sum Of
len thousand and eight hundred dollars,
the one half of the estimated cost OF build
ing the bridge. The appropriation to be
made in the manner following, VIZ: An
order for i've thousand and four hundred
dollars 70 be paid on the first day OF April,
eighteen hundred and eighty-siX, without
interest, and an order for five thousand and
four hundred dollars to be paid Oh the first
day Of April, eighteen hundred and eighty.
seven, without interest. Ard in no case
shall these orders become due and payable
until the bridge is completed and accepted
on the part Of the county by the committee
appointed by this board.
SAMUEL DrNANAN,
w. II. LEWIS,
WM. DEACkLEi,
.IonN T.. REED,
JoilN FoRRIsTAL,C ComWutee.
The ayes aud moves being demanded sand
repor. was adopted by the following vote;
Ayes. Beach, Bowen, Carlin, Conard,
Doyie, Drackley, Dresser, Dunavan, Fades,
Farnsworth, Forristal, Ford, Franks, Flsch-
ar, Gransden. Griffin, IIelmig, lIicock,
HoYman, Holccker, Jennings, Lauf, Lu-
kins, Miller, Mcintyre, McLauchlan, Mich
,lson, O'Laughlin, Parr, foudstone, Reed,
Rosenhaupt Smith, Stevenson, Signor,
Thompson, Wilson, Wood, White, Mr..
Chairman, 40
Noes: Gum, Jennett, Phillips
On motion of Sup'r McLauchlan the
committee TO settle with county officers
were authorized TO settle with the coroner
up 10 the first Of March, 1885.
Supervisor Parr presented report OF the
committee on public buildings which
on motion was referred back to said COM
mittee with directions to allow the bill OF
T.. II. Kellogg for one barrel OF cylinder
oil at SOC per gallon,
Sup'r Franks made the following report
which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman de-: You committee to
settle with county officers would respect
fully report that they have examined the
report uf Dr. Clendenen, coroner for the
term from Dec. lst, 1882 to March 1st, 'S5.
We have examined the vouchers and
lind the report correct and recommend its
adoption. All Of which is respectfully
submitted CHAs. FRANKS, Chairman,
Report OF Dr. Floyd Clcndenen coroner
DEBTOR.
To arnsurt Of money received from
county treasurer, TO pay jurcs. 5000 %
To fees collected from estates OF de-
ceased pcrsons. .................... lOS 10
CREDIT T0S 90
ny I'D receipts of iurics a 600 TjS %
----- 7SO 90
Balance due coroner ncr............ 700
FLOYD CLENDESEN, Coroner.
The following resolution offered by Sup.
Gum was adopted
Resolred, That the county clerk shall Is.
sue an order monthly for the payment Of
the bills of the River Bank Coal Company,
based on Shuler's weights, and also TO pay
Shuler's bills for weighing coal at the rate
of twenty. i've cents per car
SuVT DTtsntE tIdtic tIc loiioNiHS icpoit
which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman, Dc Your committee TO
settle with County Supt Of Schools would
respectfully report that they have exam-
ined the bills presented before them, and
recommend tho payment of the following
La Sale county TO q. B. Stockdale, Co
supt. Of Schools, Dr., from Sept 9Th to
March 3D..
tha,,
express charges. ........... | ~
Use OF telephone, 20c, postal cards 45c. 6i
ststion'y per bills, 6 35, Ink Soc, pens Soc Z 81
"Teachers' Guide" for use in uugraded
schools, as per bill, 800 a &c each. OC
Printing. ................. 25 "a
81 Il
AL OF which is respectfully submitted,
i. 3. DRESSER Chairman.
The hour of half past two having arrived
sbe special order for that hour was taken up
Sup'r O'Loughlin, chairman of the com
mittee TO draft resolutions on the death o
Supr Perkins, submitted the following
which was adopted by unanimous rising
vote:
Mr.. Chairman de-. Your committee ap
Doiuted 10 prepare and present to thi