The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-12-18


jHrOrs' fund, ,.......... 800
$4,000
July 2, So, BY cash from Co., $40 ot
Aug ID, 5000
Oct. IL, 5000
$4,000
Balance on hand belonging to
jurors fund, ,,.......... 5000
FLOYD CLENDENEN,
Coroner La Sale County, H.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Sth day of Dec, 1886
L. FINLEN, County Clerk,
Supervisor Green moved that the clerk
be authorized aud directed TO issue an or.
towns of Dayton and Rutland for the sum
the SALES.--FUTURE of the bridge at DAYTON
Illinois, for which an appropriation of
5000 was passed at the September meet.
ing OF this Board
Supervisor McLauchlan moved that this
matter bs referred to the committee on
roads and bridges, with instructions TO re-
port thereon AT this term of the Board
Motion carried.
|
on public buildings. reported that the pro-
bate clerk requested Encouragement Of
the partition in said office, with view to
facilitate the despatch of business therein
and prevent interruption from parties not
| having business TO transact.
On motion of Supervisor Gum the mat
ter was referred 10 the chairman of The
Board and the committee on public build.
/ rat., ut.is - ,ly
Ing the change requested.
On motion of Supervisor Madden, Board
| adjourned until O'Clock p. NJ.
2O'CLOCK F. NJ
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present same as this morning.
The special order for this hour, namely
the consideration OF the report of the fin,
ance committee in reference 10 issuing
bonds and the amendment offered thereto
was now taken up.
Supervisor Fades here took the chair.
ThereupOn the amendment of Supervisor
Fischer, limiting the rate of interest to Az
per cent, was carried by the following vote
Those voting in the affirmative are Super.
vlsors Anderson, Brennan, BuDeck, Burk-
art Butteriield, Carlin, Dinsmore, Doyle,
Dunaway, Fades, Fischer, Ford, Gallagher,
Gibbs, Gransden, Green, Gum, Griffin,
lllckok, Hillenbrand, Holecker, Jennings,
LAUDER, Lukins, Madden, Maierhofer. Nc
Lauchlan, Nicholson, Norton, O'Loughlin,
Phillips, Reed, Spencer and Thompson
"a
Those voting in the negative are Super.
visors Bowen, Dresser, Dryer, Farnsworth,
Lewis, Rowe, Sawyer, Stevenson and Viii
SOM
Supervisor Fischer offered the following
as an amendment to said report:
Res0{Ced, That the county issue bonds to
the amount of $4,000 at an annual rate of
interest not to exceed Az per cent, interest
to be paid semi-annually. Bonds to fall due
rs follows; $4,000 on January LIST, 1893,
$4,000 on January LIST, 1894; $4,000 on
January lst, 1895; $4,000 on January LIST,
1896 $4,000 on January LIST, 1897
Supervisor Dryer offered the following
as an amendment TO the amendment:
Res0lced, That the issuing of county
bonds, as authorized by vote of the people |
at the county election held Nov ., 1886, |
be deferred until the meeting of the new
county board 10 be elected in April, 1887. !
Said amendment failed to pass by the |
following vote:
Ayes-Carlin, Dryer and Ford-8
Noes-Anderson, Bowen, Brennan, Blu. |
beck, Burkart. Butterfeld. Dinsmore,
Doyle, Dresser, Dunawsy, Fades, Farms.
worth, Fischer, Gallagher, Gibbs, Grams.
den, Green, Gum, Griffin, Hickok, Hillen
brand, HOlleCker Jennings, LAUDER Lu. |
kins, Madden, Maierhofer, McLauchlan,
Nicholson, Norton, OLoughlin, Phillips, |
Reed, Rowe, Sawyer, Stevenson, Spencer,
Thompson and Wilsen-39
Supervisor Griffin offered the following
rs an amendment to the amendment:
ReS0Sced, That the county issue bonds to
the amount of 100000, with interest at the
rate of AZ per cent, payable semi.annu.
ally, bonds to fall due as follows: 1000
on January LIST, 1893 $4,000 on January
lst, 1894; $4,000 on January 1st 1896
$4,000 on January 1st, 1896; $4,000 on
January 1st, 1897
Said amendment failed to pass by the
following vote:
Ayes-Dunaway, Green, Griffin and
OLOugh!in-4.
Noes-AudersOn, Bowen, Brennan, Blu
beck, BurKart Buttertleld, Carlin, Dins.
more, Doyle, Dresser, Dryer, Fades,
Farnsworth, Fischer, Ford Gibbs,
Gum, Hickok, Hillenbrand, Hol,
locker, Jennings, LAUDER, Lewis, Lukins,
Madden, Maierhofer McLauchlan, Mich.
olson, Norton, Phillips, Reed, Rowe, Saw
yer, Stevenson, Spencer, Thompson and
Wilson-37
The question now recurring on the
as offered by Supervisor Fis-
cher it was carried.
Supervisor Lewis offered as an amend
ment that II the chairman of the Board
and the county treasurer find that the loan
cannot be placed at par at 4 p per cent, they
be authorized to increase the rate of inter
Est sufficiently to make the bonds sell at
par, but in no case snail the rate of interest
exceed ) per cent.
Said amendment failed to pass by the
following vote:
Those voting in the affirmative are Su-
pervisors Bowen, Brennan, Bubeck, Doyle,
Dryer, Farnsworth, Ford, Green, Gum,
Griffin, Hollecker, Lewis, Lukins, Mailer.
loter, Nicholson, Norton, Rowe. Steven.
son, Thompson and Wilson-2O.
Those voti. Z in the negative are Super
7isors Anderson, Burkart, Butterfield, Car.
in, Dinsmore, Dresser, Dunaway, Fades,
Fischer, Gibbs, Gransden, Hickok, Hillen.
brand, Jennings, LAUDER, Madden, Nc.
Liuchlan, O'LOughlin, Phillips, Reed,
sawyer and Spencer-22.
Supervisor Fischer moved that the report