The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-03-30

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Of Driefus IL Lesser against the county
would report that the whole matter should
be referred 10 the County Attorney, and
that he be given power and authority 10
name whatever disposition of the case
which In his judgment is to the best inter.
est OF the county. Respectfully submitted
CHAs. y, CULLEN, Chairman.
Mr.. Chairman, dc. Your committee on
judiciary would report In the matter of
collecting back taxes pursuant TO the reso.
luton adopted At the September session
OF this board, that the County Attorney has
commenced suits against the 9, b. Il q.
Railroad company, the Illinois Valley and
Northern Railroad Company, and the
kankakee and Seneca Railroad Company.
That for want Of a proper list of the prop
erty on which there is back tax, the County
Attorney has been unable 70 take further
action.
Your committee would recommend that
the supervisor from each town be required
to furnish the County Attorney as soon as
possible with list of all property In their
respective towns on which there are back
taxes, In all cases where the same can be
collected by law or In equity, and that
the County Attorney be directed to insti.
tute further proceedings at once to collect
same' CHARLES s. CULLEN, Chairman.
Supervisor Armstrong, chairman of spe.
cial committee on warden and matron of
the county asylum, submitted report
which was read.
Supervisor Ellsworth moved that the
consideration OF said report be made a
special order for business for 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning Carried.
Supervisor Cullen presented the follow
Ing resolutions which were unanimously
adopted.
WHEREAS, God In his inscrutable provi-
dence has again reminded us of the short.
ness and uncertainty of human life in
removing by the hand of death our friend
and fellow citizen, Thomas Reedy, late
warden of the county asylum, therefore,
ResOlUed, That this board has heard with
profound sorrow of the death of Warden
Reedy, who by his long and faithful
service, his industry, integrity, and kind
ness of heart, he has bound him elf to each
one of us and to the people to which he
belonged with the strongest ties of affec.
ton, and whose memory Is, with us, unfair,
nished and imperishable.
Resolued, That by his death we have lost
a true friend, the county faithful, honest
and upright public servant and patriotic
citizen, his hearthstone kind and affec
tionate husband and father; and to the
bereaved ones We extend our sympathy,
and with them we mingle our sorrow, In
this their hour of sore trial.
Resolved, That In honor of his memory
these resolutions be spread upon the
records and published with the proceedings
of the board, and that a copy be sent to the
family of deceased.
On motion Of Supervisor Griffin the
board now adjourned out of respect for the
late Warden Reedy until o'clock tomor-
row morning.
FRIDAY, March Is, 1889.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as on yesterday.
The record of yesterdays session was
read and approved.
Supervisor Gibbs, chairman committee
on pauper claims submitted the following
report which was adopted
Mr.. Charman: Your committee on pauper claims
would respectfully report they have examined all
claims presented before them, and recommend the
payment of the following, and that the Clerk be direct
ed to issue orders for the several amounts TO the
eral claimants, to-wit:
Name For what Amt allowed.
Ole williams. meat. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 793
7 7 Thompson -four .................... 62S
Thompson Il Anderson coal. IS O9
j Hoyda clothing and shoes. 81
Bjeand, medicine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 375
Pierce. care OF paupcr. 105O
A Anderson, ser. poor master, cash advanced A IS
ALLEN.
John McKsy meat and groceries 81
o Whitmore Bro, groceries. 40
REsey &c GSJoft D. O Medical attendance 100
Transeau ( Go, medicine ioO
II Mcintyre, ser poor master. cash advanced ls 6o
Jacob Hagi, house rent. 1910
BRUCE
Holmes, groceries. Observation-Disclosures. 1899
j Burke, ........ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SUI
Purcell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III 50
vi b Wsssxood ...:::::::::.::::: e@
4 Baker jr &Co" 80 "
Williamson & Johns, groceries. .................. 500
Arthur Bros.. 40 .....-..............s... aSm
Condren & Purcell groceries etc............... $40
+ Rowland, csiins and burial. 5000
Fades SER poor master and cash advanced 50 Is
DAYTON.
Basil Green, cash advanced. 400
DEER PARK.
G Fogg NJ D.. med. attendance, claimed $40. 72G0
u Ellsworth ser. poor master ...........,... 500
DIMMICK.
Luke Doyle. cash advanced. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Gaynor groceries,. looo
EAGLE.
Shalier, serv p. m. and cash adv Is 50
G Naramor e. Co., groceries. ................. $40
EARL.
Dupee BIOS, groceries, 81
Il " Edge.t, coal ...................-.".......
NJ II SgnOr, ~
q Cope, medic me-. sm
Bar nard Radley, coffin and burial ......... II 10
Bill Ross. boarding pauper ~ w
Norton, cash advanced. Observation-Disclosures. SIS
Place, house rent Il OF
FALL RI Err.
Thurper groceries. %
u IL BanRnhH ............................ ~ w
FARM RIDGE
Dearth & Parshal, groceries,. ............... Y
" medicine and prescriptions. ....... .
Il Hornlck d Co., coal. IL
j Dunaway. ser poor master and cash adv.... IL 50
GROVELAND.
Dresser ser. poor master. Observation-Disclosures. so
Whpple. groceries. o
WIN WaulelEn ....,..,.................... oW
HOPE.
Joseph Fairchd, boarding pauper. ............ 40E
Schoenneshoeer, D., medical attendance.
amount claimed $5. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
+ Hiltabrand. cash advanced. 81
LA SALE.
Young ana SteWart,
John Feeny neutrality-suspicious.. q 90
John r Grabow ...................... IS 10
j L wilson ...........'.....ss.'. 10 w
Fred Bomgasser " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81 W
Shelton Il sons ,..................... ~ 100
q Roberts ...................... IS 90
Herman Grabow " neutrality-suspicious.. LOO