The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-07-25

Amt. to be returned to county. 80 1888 62
The hour of two o'clock having arrived,
the special order for that hour was taken
up.
Supervisor Mcintyre moved that that
portion of the pauper committees report
covering the town of La Sale be laid over
On motion, the balance of the pauper
committees report was adopted.
Supervisor Gum introduced the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted seri-
atem:
Resolved, That hereafter, in all cases
where partial support shall be regularly
rendered to families or individuals, on pau.
per account, and all expenses paid on pau
per account, whether to those regularly
supplied or on account of transients or 9th
erwise, the supervisors of the towns In
which such support shall be so rendered
shall make statement in writing, giving
the names of families or individuals, with
age and sex, who are to receive support
during the year and the probable maximum
amount each of such families OF lndividu-
ais will require for the ensuing year.
Res0Iped further, That a special commit
tee of five be appointed to investigate the
entire subject of outside support to pau
pers said committee to report to this board
at September meeting
On motion of supervisor Fischer the
county agent was directed to make out and
present to the next September meeting of
the board a statement of the amounts paid
by him to the several supervisors for rail
road transportation furnished by them to
paupers from March |, 1885.
The hour of three o'clock having arrived
the special order for that hour was taken
up, to-wit the discussion of the question
OF making changes In our heating appar-
atus.
Mr.. w. f. HaXton, representing the Hax
ton Steam Heating Co., was introduced,
and addressed the board ON the subject of
steam heating.
Sup. Gum introduced the following res
olution, which was adopted:
Resoired, That the committee on public
buildings inquire into the best method of
packing the steam pipes connecting the
boiler house with the court house, and re-
pack the same. and have the entire heating
apparatus put In good working order.
Sup Stevenson introduced the following
resolution, which was adopted:
ItoSotOou, Audt TIC COuuty ClcTk ue HI
thOrized 10 correct the assessors book of
the town of Deer Park In accordance with
facts and figures furnished him by the
board of review of said town of Deer Park,
on property which circumstances prevented
their passing upon on the day Of their reg
ular meeting In June.
Sup. Mcintyre moved that the board re.
consider the vote to defer action on that
part OF the pauper committees report Gov
ering the town OF La Sale until the Sep
tember term. Carried.
On motion of Sup. Fades that part of the
pauper committees report covering the
town of La Sale was adopted.
On motion of Sup. Griffin the clerk was
directed to draw an order on the treasurer
In favor of Mr.. Haxton for his railroad and
hotel expenses In coming to Ottawa at the
of the committee on public build
Ing. a,a.e
On motion Of Sup. Hickok the sum of
three hundred dollars was appropriated for
use of the coroner In paying jurors fees,
said amount to be drawn In sums OF fifty
dollars AZ needed.
On motion Of Sup. McLauchlan board
adjourned until half past eight O'Clock TO-
morning.