The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-09-25

of fragrant grease as a sweet aroma TO ex-
cite the appetite Of the passer-ty. II Is
well known, scientific truth that the freezing
and thawing of sailed meats Is injurious 10
said meat, then 10 follow this freezing and
thawing with the great heat of summer
must of necessity, If it does not destroy
said meat, injure il materially. In our
large cities, where sailed meats are kept,
they always store where the temperature
never rises above sixty degrees Fahrenheit
| venture the assertion that Of all this mum
her of hams and shoulders, few escaped
being injured some so decompOsed they
could not be used; few, indeed, escaped
being tainted about the bone that II was
necessary to throw away more or less OF
them. Again, by not having house pror-
erly made and protected In which TO store
these meats, cOmpels your warden TO have
the smoked meats, which the weather ar
fects so sensitively, eaten in the early
spring rather than later in the season.
We desire to call your attention to one
more subject, and then we will have done.
A large part Of your inmates In the asylum
are either old, broken down people, or SICK
with either acute or chronic diseases Again,
YOU have all the time larger or smaller
number of children there. Would II not
DE wise to provide for the asylum sum
cient mum Der Of cows, that number which
will give you plenty Of milk for all this
PEOPLE; then order your warden to provide
for these peoples supper oatmeal, and corn
meal mush, and, if you please, bread LEI
each one select either of the three articles
YOU have provided, and TO this add all the
milk they want At the present time you
have an abundance of pasturage for all the
animals you may need. BY so doing you
would largely do away with the great
amount of tea and syrup now used there.
Gentlemen. we feel assured that for the
health of the inmates Of the county asylum
this would be an improvement for each anu
all Of them they are uverted. Especially
those who are not able and do not do any
manual labor Should YOU agree with the
writer's, you will find il more economic
and quite an amount would be saved there
by each year. We beg your pardon for
calling your attention TO what may seem to
some as an outside matter for the medical
department of your institution to bring up
in their report but we conceive that all
matters touching upon the health OF the
inmates OF all your institutions are proper
subjects for Us TO bring before your body
and discuss.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
j. c. HATHAWAY.
Il +. DYER.
Supervisor Norton, chairman committee
70 settle with county officers, submitted the
following report, which was adopted
Mr.. ChatJmdE, dc: Your committee TO
settle with county officers, would respect
fully report that they find from receipts
hereto attached that A. r. Bartels, probate
clerk, has caused 70 be deposited with the
treasurer the sum of $llG5O shown TO be
due the county by his July report, and Il
further sum of S191 80 shown TO be due the
county, by his books of account, after
partial examination hy your committee.
Your committee further report, that they
have made such an examination of the
books of his office as 20 warrant them in
the conclusion that thorough and com
plete examination Of the said books should
be made before full, complete and final
report can be made 10 this Board.
All of which is respectfully submitted
WARREN II. NORTON,
FRED W. FADES,
BASIL GREEN,
HENRY GUM,
WM J DIVER
TREAsURER's OFFICE, La SALE Co.
OTTAWA, Aug. 10, 1856.
Received of A. f. Bartels, Probate Clerk,
five hundred and twenty five dollars, being
earnings of said office.
s. w. RAYMOND.
County Treasurer.
TREAsuRER's OFFICE, La SALE Co,
OTTAWA. Sept, -, 1856.
Received of A. T. Bartels, Probate Clerk,
three hundred and eighty eight dollars and
eighty cents, being earnings of his office.
s. w. RAYMOND,
County Treasurer.
The hour of ten O'Clock having arrived,
the special order for that time, to wit: The
selection of grand jurors for the year A. D.
| 1887 was taken up ThereupOn the follow
ing named persons were selected as grand
Jurors for the terms Of the circuit court of
La Sale county as hereinafter mentioned;
,JaAqdru term, lSS1.-Adams A. II. Dale; ;
Bruce, b. r. McKeon, d. NJ. Noonan; Deer
Park, Albert DimmiCk; Eagle, +. c. Ma
ramour; Eden, Nathaniel Richey; Farm
Ridge, Alfred Diehl; Freedom, W, NJ.
zen; ''IbNttdNli, hlileu Ipdue, Il'pr, "a
G McCaleb; Mendoza, A. W. Mcfarland;
Meriden, l.. b. Tillaon; Mission, Delos
| Robinson; Worthwhile, John ). Tyrrell;
Usage, John f. Brennan; Ottawa, George
| Beatty; otter Creek, Thomas II Spencer;
Peru, +. +, Hoberg; Richland, Conrad
Zimmerman; Rutland, William Leek; Sc,
rena, Wallace Dondanville; South Ottawa,
Jacob Baisch Waltham, Edward Hanley
March term, 1887 Allen, NJ. {. Lane /;
Brooktield, NJ, Mulvihill Bruce, Fred
Richards; Dayton, Henry Curyea; Dim
mick, Philip Holler; Earl, Chas +, Lin
coin; Eden, John Mccall; Fall River,
Uriah Persons; Grand Rapids, Christ Nc
Cormick; La Sale, Vim. McElhenie, J ohm
Hanlon Thomas Shelton; Manlius, ID, II.
Slagle; MENDOZA, Simeon Lee; Miller,
Chas. b. Erickson; Ophir Fred. F. Law
renee Ottawa, Jas. Briggs, Nicohlas Mat
ties; Peru, William Penning; Troy Grove,
August Finifsin; Utica John Prentice :;
Nermillion, A, G. Robinson; Wallace, John
Slingsby,
June term, lSS1.-Adams, 0. II. Hanson
Brookfeld, +. w Kohrt; Bruce, Oakley
Griggs, Nathaniel McDougall, John c. Bar
low; Eagle, Bart Maher; Earl, II. IL,
Walker; Farm Ridge, Evans Finley; Free,