The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-07-28

follows; Commencing at a point In the
center of the Illinois river directly south of
the center of Buchanan street In the city OF
| Ottawa, thence north along the center OF
Buchanan street and Pine street to the
center of Lafayette street, thence east along
the center of Lafayette street TO the center
OF Chestnut street, thence north along the
center of Chestnut street TO the center
| Of Washington street. thence east
along the centre of Washington street to
the centre of the lateral canal, thence south
along the center of the lateral canal To the
center of the Illinois river, thence westerly
along the center of said river 10 the place OF
beginning, shall be kown and designated as
the Fifth District of said township Pol,
ling place at Schaefers hall Judges of
election 9th Dist, j. B. Shuler, John G..
Armstrong, Edward c. Swift. :,
9th Dist. All that portion of the city OF
Ottawa lying and described as follows: Be-
ginning at the center point of intersection of
Lafayette and Pine streets, thence west
along the center of Lafay cite street to the
west boundary of the city of Ottawa thence
north along the west boundary of the city
of Ottawa 10 the center OF the Illinois and
Michigan canal, thence west along the cen
ter of said canal 10 the west boundary OF
said township, thence south along the west
township line 10 the center Of the Illinois
river thence easterly along the center of Ill.
river to a point directly south of the center
of Buchanan street In the city of Ottawa,
thence north along the center of Buchanan
and Pine streets TO the place of beginning,
shall be known and designated as the 9th
District of said township. Polling place at
Charles Albert's residence. Judges of cleo
ton, 9th Dist, NJ. N. Armstrong, c. B,
Chapman, Christ. Kerste.
Otter Creek-Emory Green school house.
Peru-1st Dist, Voting place, City Hall
judges of election, F. L. Hoberg, II. w.
Underhill, p. B. Manning. I'd Dist, Vo-
ting place, 4th Ward school house judges
of election, Anton Birkenbeuel, Henry
Stoetzel, Edward Weiland.
Richland-School house, Dist. Nos.
Rutlsnd-1st Dist, Voting place, Butter
fields building; judges of election, II, r.
Spencer, Nathan Fleming, F. H. Shafer.
I'd Dist, Voting place, Grover school house {;
judges of election, o. c. Thompson, Chas.
Briggs, Chas. Classon.
Serena-Andy's hall.
South Ottawa-Town hall.
Troy Grove Masonic Hall, Troy Grove.
Utica-Corporation Hall, Utica.
Vermillion-Lowell school house.
Wallace-School house, Dist No. 10.
Waltham-School house, Dist No 5.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ALBERT GRANsDEN, Chairman
Supervisor Norton submitted the follow
ing report, which was adopted:
Your committee on proposed lease to
American Sewer Pipe Co. beg leave to re-
| port:
That they have looked over the ground
and find about oneshalf Of said tract is
worthless for agricultural purposes, and
believe that the interests of the county
would In no way be prejudiced by leasing
annual rental of $50 and no addition, the
said company to build and maintain a
good and substantial fence between the
lands 80 leased and the county farm for
and during the full term of their ieasehOld.
Said piece of land described as follows:
Commencing at point near Lock II, on
the south side of said canal, thence south
at right angles with canal lands, Is rods !;
thence easterly. parallel with said canal
lands, 80 rods; thence northerly at right
angles with canal lands Is rods.
We would further recommend that the
Chairman of the County Board together
with the County Attorney be appointed
committee to make, execute and deliver
all necessary papers on the part of the
county of La Sale, to carry into full force
and effect the provisions of the foregoing
recommendations, according to their true
intent and meaning
W. II. NORTON, Chairman.
Supervisor Spencer, chairman commit
tee on stationery, submitted the following
report, which was adopted:
Mr.. Chairman, &c, L: Your committee on
stationery claims would respectfully report
that they have examined all claims pre-.
sented before them. and recommend the
payment of the following, and that the
clerk be directed TO issue orders for the
several amounts to the several claimants, to
wit:
AMT
NAME. FOR WHAT. ALLOw'D
James w. Turner, Envelope and
tax receipts ....... : IA 81
j. J. White, pub pro- Mich term. 35 90
Patterson u Hanna, Sta including
COLI books. ........, ABS 10
Ill. Printing Co, miscellaneous
sta. supplies. ....... "a 10
A. j. Reddick, blanks. .......... 80 00
Brown, Pettibone & Co., Mis-. sta.
supplies. ......... 272 70
Hapeman & Graham, do do. 80 30
Frank NJ. Sapp, env. and note lids II 30
Van Skiver q Fornof, enlarging
assessors book. ......... 3 so
John Morris Co., books, blanks, &c. 200 OF
Lester A. Rose stationery Claimed
"a T5) ............ 10 80
VIM. Osman & Sons, pub. pro.Mch
term ............... 80 w
do do Supplements. 60 10
do do mis-. sta. supplies. 1872 90
E. Y Griggs, stationery. 10 90
A. j. ReddiCk, stationery for cir
| cult clerk ......... 8 90