The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-07-26

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ResOtced, That the County Attorney
be requested 10 furnish each supervisor
with list OF all delinquent tax payers
In his town, together with the amountS
due, and that each supervisor Dc ie-
uuesled 10 designate on said list all yer
sons against whom ne thinks coiiec-
tions can Ue made, and return said list
to the County Attorney, and that he De
governed by SAID selections Ill entering
suits tor taxes. j. "A. YUAN.
The following resolution Offered by
supervisor Read was adopted:
Resolved, That visitors be admitted TO
the County asylum on Thursdays and
Fridays oil each week and that no visit
ors be admitted on Sunday, believing
that the officials Of said institution
should have Sunday for day OF rest
supervisor Ferguson was here called
to the chair.
Supervisor Read presented a petition
from the Central Union Telephone Co.
for right OF way tor telephone line over
the highways or the county.
supervisor Mayo moved that the SAID
petition be referred to the committee
on roads and bridges.
Supervisor McLauchlan moved as an
amendment that 1t DO referred To the
committee on judiciary. Amendment
carried.
Notion as amended carried by the
following vote:
Supervisors Anderson. Breining,
Burkart, Carr, Dawson, Donlevy,
Dougherty. Duffy, Ferguson, Gransden,
Gunn, Hall VIM, Hall Is. Al, lnus,
Mueller. McLauchlan, O'Loughlln,
Guam, Read, Trowbrldge. Trumoo,
Werner, Walter and wylie GAY voted in
the affirmative. Supervisors BelrCse,
Bowen, ConertOn, COnnOver, Downing,
Fades, Ellsworth, Irwin. Lynch, Nah
er, Miller, Sauer, Spencer, Taylor and
Truman (l5) voted in the negative.
supervisor Lynch moved that the
board now adjourn till O'CLOCK tO-mor'
row morning. Motion carried by the
following vote:
Anderson. Belrose, Bowen, Bnrkart,
Carr, COnnOver, Dawson, Donleyy,
Dougherty, Bowling, Fades, Ellsworth,
Ferguson. Gransden. Gum, Hall Is.
Al, Irwin. Lynch, Mayo, McLaucnlan,
O'Loughlln, Guam, Sauer, Spencer
Taylor, TrOwbrldge, Truman, Irumoo,
Werner, Walter and Wylie (3l) voted
Hall (Wm.), linus, Mueller and Read
(6) voted in the negative.
SATURDAY, July IS 1897.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present same as on yesterday. Inc
record of yesterdays session was read
and approved.
The following reports Of standing
committees were read and adopted:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board OF Supervisors Your committee
on township ORGANIZATION respectfully
report that they have examined the
matter of dividing into election dis
tricts such towns as require su0dlvis.
ion, also the appointment of judges OF
election. and liking polling places there
In, and respectfully submit the follow
ing:
The township of Bruce shall be d.
vided into election districts as follows:
First district: All that portion OF
said township lying north OF the center
of Main street and west Of the center
OF Bloomington street in the city OF
StreatOr, extended in a straight line to
the north line OF said township, shall be
known aud designated as district num-
Der one. Polling place. Bond u Smiths
livery office. Judges OF election, JabeZ
Mackey, Adolpn Mueller, James w,
Knox.
Second district: All that portion of
said township lying south OF the center
of Main street and west of the center OF
Monroe IN the city Of Streator extended
in a straight line to the south line 81
said township shall be known and des-
ignated as district number two. l'oll-
ing place, Fred. W. Fades hardware
store. Judges of election, Richard Finn,
A. [. Patterson, Thomas CrOswell.
Third district: All that portion OF
said township lying and described as
follows: Commencing at the point ol
intersection OF the center lines OF Main
and Bloomington streets, in the city
of StreatOr, thence east along the
center of Main street to the center
of WausOn street. thence north
on the center of WausOn street to
the north line of the city limits Of said
city of StreatOr, thence west to the
main track of the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad, thence north along
SAID main track to the north line Of SAID
township, thence west along the north
line of said township to the center OF
the section line between sections one
and two, thence south in straight line
to the center of Bloomington street, III
said city of Streator, thence south along
the center of Bloomington street to the
place of beginning, shall be known and
designated as district number three.
Polling place, city hall. Streator. Judg-
.es of election. Fred. w. Fades, Hugh
Hall. John Curran.
Fourth district: All that portion of
said township lying and described as
follows: Commencing at the intersec-
ton OF the center lines of Main and
Monroe streets in the city of StreatOr,
thence south along the center OF
Monroe street extended in straight
line to the south line of said town
ship, thence east along the south
line of said township to the main
track of the Chicago, Santa Fee & Cal
ifOrnia Railway Co., thence nOrtherly
along said main track to the center of
Wilson street, thence west along the
center Of Wilson street to the center of
Everett street. thence north along the
center of Everett street to the center of
Main street, thence west along the CEN
ter of Main street to the place OF begin
ming, shall be known and designated as
district nunhe four. Polling place,
Milton Hfcka, office Judges of cleo |