The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-29
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All OF when IL respectfully submitted.
CHARLES u. SPENCER. Chairman

Petitions from Mrs LOvlna CrOsiar, Jo~
seph K,nzer, w K. Turner and X W. LIE
land. of Utica, praying for reduction OF
assessments on their real estate In said
town, were read and referred to the com
mittee on abatements.
Supervisor Shafer presented petition
from MANY voters of Eagle township, pray
ing for the location of voting precinct AT
Kangley, In said town of Eagle. Said pc.
tition was referred TO the committee on
township organization.
Supervisor Werner presented the follows
ing resolution
WHEREAS, the county of La Sale Is ex'
pending nearly fourteen thousand ($l4 O00)
dollars annually for psuper aid outside of
county house, 1t should be- the duty of this
Board 10 know that this large amount of
money is judiciously expended, and that
the law is fully complied with In every
every respect;
WHEREAS, the law provides that the over.
seer of the poor In each town, at each regu-
lar session of the County Board, make a
full report of all their actiDgs and doings
and return list of all the poor In their
respective towns, specifying the age, sex
condition and intirmities of each person
upon such report being made, II shall be
the duty of the County Board to make the
proper appropriation from the county treas
ury for the payment of the necessary eX-
penses of such relief and support of the
poor;
WHEREAS, the taxpayers OF the county OF
La Sale who pay this large amount annu
ally In support of the poor outside of Coun
ty house, have right to know, and should
know, to whom and for what purpose their
money Is expended; therefore,
Reso'Ued, That the supervisors or poor
masters of their respective towns, of the
county of La Sale, shall at the next meet
ing of this Board, and every meeting there
after, furnish list Of all the poor In theil
respective towns, AZ the law directs, with
the amount of aid furnished to each person
so charged to the county of La Sale. Said
list of names shall be flied with the pauper
committee, and be published with the pro
ceedings Of this Board.
Supervisor McLauchlan moved to strike
out that portion of said resolution requiring
the publication of the names of persons re-
ceiving county aid.
Motion lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Burkart Crook, Cullen, Duffy
Donlevy, Green, Hollecker, LAUDER, Me
Lauchlan--9. Noes-Armstrong Bowen
Burke, DInsmore, Dresser, Dunaway
Doyle, Fades, Ellsworth, Fischer, Grams
den Griffin. Quincy, Hickok, Hiltabrand
Hoberg, johnson, Lukins, Maierhofer, Nc
Ginnis, Mcintyre. Norton, Rowe, Shaw
back, Shafer, Stanford Spencer Charles i
Spencer Edward, Thompson, Trumbo, Vel
ner, Wylie, Mr.. Chairman-33
Thereupon the resolution was adopte,
10y the following vote:
Ayes-Armstrong. Bowen, Burke, Dins
more, Dresser, Dunaway, Doyle, Fade.
Ellsworth, Fischer, Gransden, Griffin, Gu
ney, Hickok, Hiltabrand, Hoberg, johnson
Lukins, McGinnis. Mcintyre, Nortor
Rowe, Shawback, Shafer, Stanford, Spen
Ger Chas. f.. Thompson, Trumbo, Werner
Wylie, MIR. Chairman-3l. Noes-Burk
art, Crook, Cullen, Duffy, Donlevy, GLIB
Green, hollecker, LAUDER, Maierhofe
McLauchlan-ll.
Supervisor Cullen presented the repol
of committee on rules, which was adopte,
as follows:
Mr.. Chairman, De: Your committee ar
pointed ut the July session OF the Board to r,
wise the rules Of the Board would recommcn
the adoption of the following rules:
4 COMMITTEES DUTIES DEFINED,
Il /. The finance committee shall considt
aud report upon all matters relative TO th
| finances of the county.
2. The committee on court house and ia
shall purchase all necessary supplies for th
proper working of the court house and jai
3. The committee on public building sha
have charge of all necessary repairs and In
provements on the public buildings an
/ grounds Of the county.