The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-12-26

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All Of which is respectfully submitted,
JonN f. REED,
Chairman
| Sup. Norton, from the committee on
court house and jill claims, offered the fol
lowing minority report:
mr. chairman, dc, Your committee on
court house and Jail as minority report
beg leave 10 report that after examining
the washing and mending bill as presented
by Sheriff Miligan, and the decisions of
the courts as found III | Brad, Appellate,
reports,i is more fully advised that there is no
authority in law for allowing the payment
of said bills in their present form, If at all,
and recommend that payment Of said bills
be refused till the sum paid for such ser
vices, by said sheriff, is sworn to as re-
CURED by law, and that the same was
necessary.
All OF which is respectfully submitted,
WARREN III. NORTON.
Minority report failed to pass by the fol
lowing vote:
Ayes-Anderson Butterdeld, Dresser,
Gibbs, Gillett, lloge, Marsh, Norton-S.
Noes-Bowen, Burkart, Carlin, Doyle,
Fades, Farnsworth, Fischer, Ford, Gum,
Helmig, llickok, IIollecker, Jennings,
Lukins, Mcintyre, Mclauchlan, McMul-
len, Madden, Nicholson, Phillips, Reed,
Rhoads, Sawyer, Stevenson, Trumbo, Will
son, Mr.. Chairman-27.
Thereupon the original reports as sub
mitted were adopted by the following vote !:
Ayes--Bowen, Burkart, Carlin, Doyle,
Fades, Farnsworth, Fischer, Ford, Grams
den, Gum, Helmig, Hickok, Hollecker,
Jennings, Lukins, Mcintyre, McLauchlan
McMullen, Madden, Nicholson Phillips,
Reed, Rhoads Sawyer, Stevenson, Irumbo,
Wilson, Mr.. Chairman-2S.
Noes-Anderson, Buttertield, Dresser,
Gibbs, Gillett Hoge, Marsh, Norton-S.
Sup Mcintyre moved that when the
board adjourn 1t adjourn to meet again on
the third Monday in March next. Carried,
Sup. Gum, of the special committee to
draft appropriate resolutions of respect on
the death of John u. Miner, submitted the
following, which were adopted ny an unan'
! imous rising vote:
AR. Chairman, dc: Your committee
appointed to draft resolutions Of respect on
the memory of John p, Miner deceased, a
former member of this board, report Us
| follows:
Resolved, That we learn with sincere re.
gret of the death of John L. Miner, who
for many years, was respected BEL
of this board from the town of Eden.
Res0lued, That We offer our heartfelt
sympathy and coincidence to his afflicted
family.
Resolyed, Further, that these resolutions
be spread upon the records OF this board
and that the clerk send n certified copy OF
the same to the family OF the deceased.
HENRY GUM,
On motion of Sup Fades the board now
adjourned, out of respect tn the memory o.
John p. Miner, until o'clock tomorrow
morning.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1885
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present same AS yesterday.
Record of Yesterdays sessions was rea'
and approved.
SUP Gransden submitted the following
report, which was adopted:
i Mr.. Chairman, dc: Your committee {
settle with county officers would respect
fully report that they have examined tn
claims presented before them, and recon-
, mend the payment of the following, ant
that the clerk he directed to issue order
for the several amounts 10 the sewers
{ claimants, to-wit:
! Name For What. Amount
NI'llgan 10 guarding Jail three months. tl3O
Jailor's salary for three months. 49,
e All of which is respectfully submitted,
I ALBERT GRANspEN,
, Chairman.
q Sup. Helmig submitted the following n
g port, which was adopted
! Mr.. Chairman, dc: Your committee o
pauper claims would respectfully repo
that they have examined all claims pr
sented before them, and recommend Ill
payment of the following, and that III
le clerk be directed TO issue orders for I'll
:. several amounts TO the several claimant
&c 10 wit: