The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-09-29
The amendment was lost by the follow

| ~, DOnltVy, GlODs, durneV, Lhuuer, NOT-
ton, Westwood, Maierhofer-ll,
Noes-Armstrong, Burke, Cullen, Doyle,
Fades, Ellsworth, Fischer, Grausdeu, Gum,
HickOk, Hollecker, Jennings, Lukins, Nc
Ginnis, Mcintyre, McLauchlan, Rowe,
Shawback, Shafer, Stanford, Spencer,
Spencer, Thompson, arumbo, Werner,
Wylie-26
Thereupon the report was adopted.
The following resolution offered by Sup
ervisor Werner was adopted:
Resolved, Thst the county clerk is hereby
authorized to procure, ON the best possible
terms, suitable printed blanks which shall
be properly lined with proper headings, IL
furnish 10 the supervisors of their respec>
tive towns, or poor masters, In order to
make lists ct paupers receiving aid from
La Sale county, In accordance with the
resolution passed AT this session, relating to
paupers
Supervisor McLauchlan offered the fol
lowing resolution:
Whereas, The county of Vermillion has
presented resolution setting forth the fact
that psuperism Is on the increase In their
county; and whereas they recommend
that we join In petitioning our Legislature
10 give the voters In each county the priv
ltRe vi NOtiUS Ut tlie bdiIot uoA as w Wutih
er they desire 20 retain the saloon Ia their
midst or not; and whereas the Board of
Supervisors in La Sale county labor under
the same difficulties with their brethren OF
Vermillion county, anu thoroughly sympa
thiZe with them 50 far as the increase of
psuperism Is concerned but beg leave
TO differ from them In their method of de-
creasing said pauperism. And we hereby
90 thn, nah
method which will, we are sure, completes
ly annihilate all pauperism. That is, To
publish the names of all who get aid, so
that the neigbbors of all such unfortunates,
who are mean enough TO use all such in
formation TO vent their spleen, will have
the fullest opportunity. This method, we
spect for themselves to seek relief In death
rather than live on advertised charity.
Supervisor Mcintyre moved thst said
resolution be laid on the table.
Motion carried by the following vote.
Ayes-Armstrong Bowen, Burke, Gull
len, Dinsmore, Dunaway, Donlevy, Fades,
Ellsworth, Fischer, Gibbs, Gransden, Gum,
Quincy Hickok, Hollecker, Jennings, Lu>
kins, Maierhoter, McGlnnis, Mcintyre,
Norton, Rowe, Shawback, Shafer, Stan
ford, Spencer Chas Z, spencer Edward,
Thompson, Trumbo, Werner and Wylie-
80.
Noes-Crook, Duffy, Doyle, McLauch'
Ian and Westwood-5.
Supervisor Donlevy offered the follow
| ing resolution:
| Resolred, That any persons before being
admitted to the county hou-e as an inmate
shall procure the certificate of a reputable
physician certifying their ability to sup
port themselves by manual labor, and such
certificate shall be surrendered to the coun
" agent before admittance Is granted.
Said resolution failed to pass.
Supervisor Crook moved that the clerk
be authorized to draw orders to s. Zm
norman for $l2 90 for coffin and burial;
tor So 90 to NJ. ID. Calkins, for care of pauS
ger; and for 80 80 to b. NJ. Boyle for gro
ceries, the above being the amounts repor-
ted on adversely by the pauper committee
on South Ottawa claims.
Said motion was carried by the following
vote
Ayes--Boweu, Burke, Crook, Cullen,
Dunaway, Duffy, Doyle, Ellsworth, Hol.
locker. Jennings, Maicrhofer, Mclaughlin,
Norton, Rowe, Thompson, Trumbo, Yer.
ner, Westwood is.
Noes-Armstrong, Dinsmore, Donlevy,
Fades, Fischer, Grandson, Quincy, Hick'
ock, Lukins, McGinnis, Mcintyre, Shaw
beck, Shafer, Stamford, Spencer Chas E.;
Spencer Edward; Wylie--17.
Supervisor Armstrong offered the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolued, That we request the supervi-
sor of the town of La Sale to resign his
Office as poor master of the town of La
Sale.
On motion of Supervisor Norton, the
resolution was laid On the table.
Supervisor ffickUk submitted the fol.
lowing report which was adopted:
Gentlemen. &c: Your committee on miscellaneous
claims would respectfully report that they have
amned all claims presented before them. and recon-
be directed 70 issue orders for the several amounts to
Name and for what Amt Allowed
II Norton. special committees -. $l5 a.
george Gay Justice fees 'ee.. ..e" F'DUo Is
John Kirchuer and Henry Koerpner,carin for
Mayer MSS and III l. Biacke holding post ~"
mortem examination on body of u Wag,
T Trsa ' jnsits ssd iess IS 81
s pSe cs sPsca ed on SO
p Nerrney, constable fees claimed Ii IS II Is
Phlo Lindey. engro ssing resolution -, $50
Thomas Larkln, justice FEES. claimed 50 $40
IaaR t' ha H" ooSystaoe g fees % 1873
Frank u DOnlevy. special com Probate office. S2U
Donat HOlccker I'D com NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25D
James Calvin. Justice. ............. claimed 60 80
Thomas Brennan, constable fees................ $50
John DALEY, do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. las
Jerry Haher, do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
b Weeks. Justice fees ........... claimed 10 5Sj
Floyd Clendsnnng. coroner, claims 1908 cvl-
lecled l9l5, 40 ~
w Fl Lukns com on bridges. ...,.............. %
VIM Bubeck. do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is 10
WIN Mcintyre, do ...,...,... ........ 26 so
X Knudson. constable fees =. claimed q II IS Il
J whitney Justice fees ..........,,.......... 800
Dnnaway special com on stationery 2SOO
Grimm. I committee. observation-disclosures. $50
Lester Rose. printing briefs. ............. 100
August Buffer conveying jurors...........,... 80
Your committee would further report that they have
carefully examined the following claims, respect
fully ask TO be relieved from any further consideration
Of the same:
William MCGUIRE constable fees ............... 800
Austin Smith. justice fees. Observation-Disclosures. 3lh
Richard McrrCk. constable fces...... ......... 1000
under I Bareis amounting to two hundred and nifty
dollars his salary such deputy for six months your
comm ttee ask that the matter may be deferred unt
such time can he aCertalned whether there Will be
any fund from which 1t can be legally paid.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted,
L. Is. HICKOK. Chairman
On motion of Supervisor Mclaughlin
the Board adjourned until O'Clock to-
morrow morning
SATURDAY, Sept. 18th, 1888.
Board met pursuant 10 adjournment
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