The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-03-27

All OF winch 10 IcspcCIuIIS huuIhItltu'
l.. b. iiICKoK,
Chairman.
On motion of Sup Reed a claim OF Peter
Egans of 81, for conveying pauper 10 the
county asylum, Was allowed
Sup Norton offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That no further allowance be
made the sheriff for jail guard or TAILOR dur
ing his term Of office, lie being Oy law the
iuilcr.
Sup Fischer moved as an amendment
that the sheriff be authorized 10 employ a
jailur, but no jail guard
sup McLauchIan moved to lay the VII lie
matter on the table. Motion lost by the
following vote:
Ayes-BoNen. Bubeck. Carlin, Griffin,
Gum, lIelmig, Hoge, McLauchIan, Marsh
Nicholson, Nelson, Reed, Rhoads, Steven
son, TrumbO, Mr. Chairman-l6.
Fades, Farnsworth, Fischer, Ford, Gala
gher, Gransden, Gibbs, Gillett Hickok,
nileubraud, Hollecker, Lauf, Lukins,
Madden, Norton, Phillips, Rowe-20.
sup Madden moved as an amendment
to the amendment that the sheriff be au-
rhorized to employ jailer and a Jail guard
at salary of $50 per month each, which
amendment was accepted by Sup Fischer.
Supervisor Reed moved 10 refer the mat
ter to the committee on fees and salaries TO
fix salaries for jailor and Jail guards Car
ried.
The following resolution, offered by Su-
pervisOr Norton, was adopted:
Reaoirm, That the county 'easurer be and
he is hereby authorized to employ the neces-
sary extra clerk hire in making the delin-
quent tax list at an expense not exceeding
SlSC.
The following resolution, offered by Su-
pervisor McLauchlan was adopted;
RcSOlgcd, That the town of La Sale he divl
ded into two election precincts for township
election and that the line dividing said prcCiuts
be Fifth street, from the line of Peru extending
along the northeast gravel road to the line Of
Dimmick. That all voters living north Of
SAID line, will vote at Mrs. Finkler's building
on Eighth street, and those living south Of
said line will vote at the city building, the
town clerk to act at said city building.
The following resolutions, offered by Su
pervisor Fades, were adopted:
WHEREAS, Mr.. Peter A. " east, formerly a
resident of Bruce township, owes "a personal
tax which cannot be collected in this county;
Resolved, That the county clerk is hereby
instructed to issue warrant TO the sheriff OF
Will county for the amount OF said tax and
costs of collection.
WHEREAS, Mr.. J. C. Moran, a former resi-
dent of Bruce township, owes u personal tax
which cannot be collected in this county;
Resolved, That the county clerk 10 hereby
instructed to issue a warrant to the sheriff Of
Livingston county for the amount OF said tax
and costs of collection.
Supervisor Fischer, chairman committee
on fees and salaries, submitted the follow.
ing report, which was adopted:
Mr.. Chdirm0n, &C.: Your committee on fees
and salaries would respectfully report that
they have examined the matter Of fixing sala.
rics of jailor and Jail guard, presented before
them, and recommend that the salaries of one
jalor and one jail guard be fixed at $50 per
month each
All of which is respectfully submitted,
e. Fischer,
Chairman
On motion of Supervisor Fischer the
clerk was authorized to publish the pro
ceedngs of the board In the usual manner
On motion the clerk was authorized to
draw orders on the treasury 10 favor of the
several supervisors for thsk per diem and
mileage in attending this term of the
board.
Supervisor Fades Offered the fellswing
resolution. which was unanimously sdor,
ed:
Resolted, That the thanks Of this board of
supervisors are hereby rendered our worthy
chairman, Hon. 4. G. LewA, fos the able
gentemanly and impartial nanser With
which he has presided over the deliberations
of this body in the past year, and that this
resolution be spread apon the records.
Supervisor Norton offered the following
resolution, which was adopted
Resolved, That this board tsnder Its sincere
thanks to our honorable deputy clerk, John
McKeon, for the prompt, courteous, faithful
and efficient manner in which he has per-
formed the duties imposed upon him by this
board and its members during the past year
and that this be spread upon the records.
On motion Of Supervisor Fischer the
board adjourned sine die.
ATTEST: T. FINLRS,
Clerk.