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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-30

vote:
Whereas. With deepest regret We
are informed of the death of Mr.. ID.
d. Center. who passed away on June
l7th. 1918. We hereby express our
deepest sympathy to his bereayed
family.
Mr. Center served for six years as
a member of this Board.
Therefore, be it resolved. That n
copy of these resolutions be entered
upon the records OF this Board am
that a copy thereof be forwarded to
the family of the deceased.
All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted.
Z. ]. MARSHALL.
II. T. MOSEY.
On motion Supervisor Wylie the
Board adjourned to $50 o'clock this
afternoon.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. sEPTEM-
Der 10Th. 1918.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. with all members present ex'
cept Supervisors Balda. Hoobler,
Hunter, Rogers and Werling.
Records.
The records Of this mornings ses.
sion were read and approved.
Insurance.
The following report of the COM
mittee on Insurance was read and, on
motion Supervisor Dunn, was adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes: Andracki, Andrews, Bell,
Breuer Bronson, Burgess, Burns, Cal
lagan. Charley, Christian, Clark, Con-
merton, Dauber, Davy, Doyle, Dunn.
Eels. Farley. Farnsworth, Geiger
Hall, Hawley, Healy, Hill, Hasten.
bein Kelley, Kuhn, Langley, Larson,
Marshall, Mosey, Nitschelm. O'Don-
nell, Peck, Reed, Richey. Seipp,
Smith, Spencer, States Stobs,
Trumbo, Willsey, Winans, Wylie.
Yockey. zolper Nays: None.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board of Supervisors:
Your committee on Insurance would
respectfully report that they have ex'
| amined the matter of renewal of the
employers liability insurance policy
carried by this Board on the various
employees Of the county, presented
before them, and recommend the fol-
lowing.
That this policy be renewed for the
coming year, AS the exact amount
of the premium cannot be determined
until the Board has fixed the allow
ances for deputy and clerk hire in
the various offices for the coming
year. we further recommend that the
county clerk be directed to issue this
county's warrant for the amount on
presentation of policy and statement
approved by the county auditor
All of which is respectfully sub
mittdd,
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NJ. J. CHARLEY.
HENRY ZOLPER.
DONKlN STOBS.
ARTHUR BURGESS
r. p. NITSCHELM,
II. W. FARNSWORTH,
s. GEIGER.
Detention Home,

The following report Of the com.
mittee on Detention Home was read
and, on motion Supervisor Geiger,
was adopted by the following vote
Ayes: Andracki, Andrews, Bell,
Bronson. Burgess, Burns. Callagan,
Charley, Clark. Christian. Connerton,
Dauber Doyle. Dunn. Eells. Farley,
Farnsworth. Geiger, Goedtner, Hall,
Hawley, Healy, Hill, Hunter, Hasten.
ben, Kelley. Kuhn. Langley. Larson,
Lewis, Marshall Mosey, Nitschelm
Beck, Reed, Riehey, Seipp. Spencer,
States. Stobs. Willsey. Winans, Wylie,
Yockey Zolper Nays None.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board Of Supervisors.
Your committee on Detention Home
beg leave to report that they have ex
amined all claims presented before
them and recommend the payment OF
the following and the clerk be d.
rected to issue orders for the several
amounts to the several claimants, to
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BUILDING Committee.

The following report Of the Build
ing Committee was read and on mo-
ton Supervisor Mosey. was adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes: Andrews, Bell, Bronson, Bur
CESS. Burns. Callagan. Charley. Chris
tian. Clark. Connerton. Doyle. Dunn,
Eells. Farley. Farnsworth. Geiger,
Goedtner, Hall. Hawley. Hill, Hunter,
Kastenbein. Kelley. Kuhn. Langley,
Larson. Marshall. Mosey, Peck, Reed,
Richey, Seipp, Spencer, States. Stobs.
Willsey. Winans. Wylie, Yockey, Zol.
per. Nays: None.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
Your committee on Public Build
ing Claims beg leave to report that
they have examined all claims pre-
scented 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
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Your committee desires 20 report
that since the last report at the June
session, the work uncompeted at that
lime was as follows:
Painting at Detention Home.
Cistern and gateway at County
Home.
Rebuilding roof at County Home.
This work has since been completed
and orders have been drawn for the
various amounts as requested.
Other items ordered at the June
session have been completed as fol-
lows;
Cutters on vegetable building.
Screens and repairs on kitchen at
county farm.
Repairs on Court House balcony.
These items have been completed and
our report carries these items in our
bills payable.
The fence around the Detention
Home has been completed and ac-
cepted at cost of $3l4.60
On July 18th your committee met
and opened bids for painting on
Sheriff's residence and Warden's resi-.
dence. as per advertisement The bids
Of l.. LANCER, amounting to s33025 for
both buildings, were found to be the
lowest bids, ana within the estimates
and contract was entered into for the
work. The same has been completed
and we request permission to pay for
the same. The committee also found
the roof Of the Jail in bad condition
and ordered the same painted at a
cost of $50 and request same be in.
Guided.
Your committee desire to report
that they were authorized to make
the necessary changes on the Treas
urer's office to conform with the new
operations of the office and have en-
tered into contract with Geo. w. Hunt
& Co. Of Chicago for steel equipment
of the said Offices for the sum OF
S2,538.75. Said work to be completed
| on or about 60 days from date We
ask that this meet with your APP
proval and permission given to pay
for same when completed.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mtted.
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$1979.46
School Lands.

The following described school land
was sold at public auction by the coun
ty superintendent Of schools to the
Sinclair-Cudahy Pipe Line Company,
October 26, 1917;
Beginning at a point 1877 feet east
and 1888 north of the southwest cor
ner Of section 16 81 5 east of the
Third p NJ, extending thence north
1000 feet along the east line of the
said section 16 to the south line of
Plumb street in the village Of Ran.
som. extending thence west along the
south line of said Plumb street ex-
tending SIP feet, extending thence
south 1000 feet, extending thence
east S71.2 feet to the point Of begin.
ming, containing 20 acres more or less,
in La Sale county, Illinois, the said
tract being designated upon the plat
thereof as Out Lot No Three of the
west half of the southwest quarter of
section 16 (School Land in Township
3l-5 east of the Third p NJ. La Sale
county, Illinois.
All of which is respectfully submit.
ted.
W. R. FOSTER,
County Superintendent
of Schools.
Having compared the foregoing an
nual report of the County Superinten.
dent Of Schools with the records and
vouchers recording the transactions,
we find the same to be correct.
Your committee on education to set
tie with the County Superintendent OF
Schools beg leave to report that they
have examined all claims presented
before them and recommend the pay
ment Of the following and that the
clerk be directed to issue orders ii
, favor of w. r. Foster, County Super
, intendent of Schools, for s257.0S, ex
/. pense money advanced. Also in fav
or of G. w. A. Lindemann, assistan
superintendent, for $500 expense il
Z. school visitation June 10th to Sept
. 16. 1918.
D All of which Is respectfully submit
, ted.
Y CHAS. S. EELLS.
9 HUGH HALL.
e FRANK e. RICHEY.
Y JULIUS ANDRACKI.
$ Approved, s2720S: Axel Heibert
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Received of l.. Morrissey, sl,353.27,
surplus funds account County Home.
w. c. FIICK, County Treasurer.
The following named persons as en-
ployees OF the La Sale County
Home, having earned the amounts set
opposite their names during the time
intervening since June LIST to Septem-
Der LIST, 1918, all Of which said
amounts have been paid on certificates
by the County Clerk on order of the
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Superintendent Of Schools.

The following report OF the County
Superintendent OF Schools and the re-
port of the Committee on Education,
were read and ON motion Supervisor
Eells were adopted by the following
vote;
Ayes: Andracki, Andrews. Bell. Bron
son. Burgess, Burns .Callagan. Christian,
Clark. Connerton, Doyle. Dunn. Eells,
Farley. Farnsworth, Geiger, Goedtner.
Hall, Hawley. Healy. Hill, Hunter.
Kastenbein, Kelley. Kuhn, Langley,
Larson. Lewis. Marshall, Mosey,
Nitschelm, Peck. Reed, Richey, Seipp,
Spencer. States, Stobs. Willsey, Win
ans. Wylie, Yockey. Zolper.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
| have the honor to hand herewith
the report of the County Superinten
dent OF Schools for the year July l.,
1917. to June 80, 1915:
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T. ]. DUNN
t. J. DUNN,
Z. p. NITSCHELM,
HENRY ZOLPER
Home Improvement Association.

Home improvement Association.
The following report Of the joint
committe was read and, on motion
Supervisor Richey, the report was
adopted:
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
Your committee on Finance, Judi
ciary and County Attorney, to whom
was referred the petition OF the
Women's Home improvement Asso'
citation for the sum of $1,500.O0 to aid
in the employment and continuance
of the work of county advisor for the
year 1919, respectfully report that We
have held meeting and fully con-
sidered the merits Of said petition.
and, believing that the matter Is or
such importance as to require the
judgment of this Board, hereby rec
ommend that said petition be re-re-
ferred to the open Board for consid'
GRAFTON and action thereon
All of which is respectfully SUD.
mitted
JOHN GOEDTNER,
JOHN WYLlE,
T. j. DUNN,
A. l.. TRUMBO,
F. l.. DAUBER.
BERNARD DOYLE,
f. L. STATES,
GEORGE F. BELL,
FRANK r. RICHEY.
e. Il. ROBERTS,
County Attorney.
Moved by Supervisor Charley that
that part of the petition calling for
the payment Of the 100000 author.
lied at the June, 1918 meeting be re-
ferred to the Finance committee with
! instructions to make an appropriation
| therefor. Motion carried By the fol
| lowing vote
Ayes. Apdrews, Bronson, Burgess,
Burns, Charley, Christian, Clark, Con-
merton. Dauber, Dayy, Doyle, Dunn.
Eells, Farley. Farnsworth, Geiger,
Gonltner. Hall, Healy, Hijl, HASTEN
beiu Kelley Kuhn, Langley, Marshall,
Mosey, Nitschelm. O'Donnen, Peck
! Reed, Richey Smith, Stobs, Trumbo,
Winans, Yockey Nays: Lewis,
States, Willsey, zolper. 1854.
After some discussion Supervisor
Bell moved that the matter be re-re'
ferred to the committee that mad had
the matter in charge with instruction
to report at the next session of the
Board, which motion the Chairman
declared ont Of order.
Moved by supervisor Rlchey that
that par of the petition asking for
the appropriation Of S1,500.00 for tho
year be granted. After more discus
sion the motion was declared carried
by the following vote:
Ayes; AndracH, Andrews, Breuer,
Bronson, Burgess, Burns, Caliaghan,
Charley Christian, Connerton, Dau'
Der. Dayy Doyle. Dunn, EelIs, FARLEY.
Farnsworth, Hall. Healy, Hill Hasten.
beiu, Kuhn, Langley Mosey, Nit
sehelm, ODonnell. Peck. Reed,
/, Richey, Smith Stobs, Trumbo, Win.
ans, iockey Nays: Bell, Clark,
Hawley. Lewis. Marshall, Seipp.
states. Willsey, Wylie, zolper 34'lO.
Grundy County line Bridge.
The following report OF the special
committee on the Grundy County Line
Bridge was read and on motion Su.
pervlsor Mosey. was adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes: Andracki. Andrews, Bell,
I Breuer. Bronson. Burgess, Burns Cal.
z Continued on Page ~
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F. l.. DAUBER,
s. A. CHRISTIAN,
DONkIN STORS

F. L. DAUBER,
S. A. CHRISTIAN,
DONKIN STOBS.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board of Supervisors
|, John O'Brien, present my report
OF inspection of mines for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1918.
Number shipping mines. .... 10
Number local mines .,...... 80
Total number OF employees. =. 1904
Total number tons produced ,2S5, 4S6
Total number OF fatal acct
ueHtS .....,...,...,.... D
improvements: At Kangley the
Spring Lake Coal Company re-opened
the No. mine on No. vein, erected a
steel tipple, shaker screens, wagon
scales and railroad scales, ventilating
fan; also erected new engine and
boiler house installed two boilers, all
OF which will furnish Streator with a
good quality of coal at all times, for
which Mr.. E. Atkinson, superintend.
ent, deserves great credit.
The Bargrum and Acme Coal COM
panies have each opened up new
mines one mile north of Streator
The Chicago Brick Co. has re.opened
che Spicer mine, two miles east of
Marseilles
Fatal accidents:
On Sept %, 1917, at La Sale
County Carbon Coal Company, La
Sale shaft, Anton Svetina. miner
killed by falling rock; leaves widow
and three children.
Sept. rs, 1917, at Spring Lake Goa
Company, kangley, Mike Reitko, com
pany man, killed by falling rock
leaves widow and four children.
Oct. t. 1917. at La Sale County
Carbon Coal Company La Sale shaft
Waiter Krankowski, miner, single
killed by falling rock.
April 20, 1918, at Seroka Coal Com
pany, Streator, Leo Opremschak
miner killed by falling rock; leaves
widow AMI three children.
May 10, 1918, at La Sale Count,
Carbon Coal Company mine No. /
James Valenti, single, killed by fallins
rock.
Oct. II, 1917, at C. w. & F., Strea;
or, VIM. Francis and Peter Weir were
taking down an old fan house when il
some manner brick wall fell, killins
both. This mine had been aban
! doned previous to the accident ant
should not be charged to mine acct
dents.
The work has been steady for tn,
past year The production shows al
increase Of 165,416 IONS over 1917
with a decrease in number of EN-
ployes.
AS to safety and ventilation, tn
mines are in good average condition
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN OBRIEN.
Coal and Gas.
The following report Of the con
mittee on Coal and Gas was read anc
on motion Supervisor Yockey, wa
adopted by the following vote;
! Ayes: Andracki, Andrews, Bel
Bronson, Burgess, Burns, Callagar
Charley Christian, Clark, Connertor
Dauber Doyle. Dunn, Eens. Earle,
Farnsworth, Geiger, Goedtner, Hal
Hawley, Healy Hill, Hunter, Raster
bein, Kelley, Kuhn, Langley, Larson
Lewis, Marshall, Mosey, Nitscheln
Peck, Reed, Richey, Seipp, Spence
= States, Stobs, Willsey, Winans. Wyli
Yockey, Zolper. Nays: None.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF til
Board Of Supervisors;
Your committee on Coal and Ga
= claims beg leave 20 report that the
, have examined all claims presentt
> before them and recommend the pa
ment OF the following and that II
| clerk be directed to issue orders Il
; the several amounts to the sever
l claimants, to.Wit,
No III. 1t. 4 Tr Co..
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Selection OF Grand Jurors.


On motion Supervisor Willsey, the
matter OF the selection OF grand jur.
ors was postponed until Friday after.
noon, after the close of the regular
business
On motion Supervisor Yockey, the
Board adjourned to ten O'Clock tomor
row morning.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER S, 1918.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present except Su-
pervisors Balda, Breuer, Davy, Hoob.
Ter O'Donnell, Rogers, Smith, Trum.
BIO and Werling.
Records.
The records of yesterdays session
were read and approved.
Home Improvement Association.
A petition from the Home Improve.
ment Association asking for the pay
ment Of 100000 ordered at the June,
1918, session and also for the appro.
priation of $1,50O00 for the use of
the association during the year 1919
was presented and on motion Super
visor Mosey, was referred to the Fl.
nance Committee. Judiciary Commit.
tee and county attorney.
Salary County Attorney and County
Physician.
The following report OF the fee and
salary committee was read and on nc
tion Supervisor Geiger, was adopted
by the following vote:
Ayes: Andrews, Bell, Bronson
Burgess, Burns, Callagan. Christian
Clark, Connerton, Doyle, Dunn, Eells
Farley, Farnsworth. Geiger, Goedtner
Hall, Hawley, Healy, Hill, Hunter
Kastenbein, Kelley, Kuhn, Langley
Larson, Lewis, Marshall, Mosey
Nitschelm, Peck, Reed Richey, Seipp
Spencer, States, Stobs, Willsey, Win
ans. Wylie, Yockey, Zolper
Mr.. Chairman and Members OF tn
Board Of Supervisors:
Your committee on Fees and Sa
aries would respectfully report tina
they have examined the matter of tn
salary Of the County Attorney and tn
salary of the County Physician pr,
scented before them and recommen
the following
Tha, the salary of the County A
torney be fixed at the sum of Min
Hundred dollars per annum, payabl
monthly on order from the Count
Clerk; that the salary OF the Count
Physician be fixed at the sum OF Min
Hundred dollars per annum. payab
monthly on order from the Coun,
Clerk. That bott the above salarit
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County Home.
The following report of the County
Home committee was read and, on
motion Supervisor Willsey. was
adopted by the following vote
Ayes. Andracki, Andrews, Bell,
Bronson, Burgess, Burns, Callagan,
Charley, Christian, Clark Connerton,
Dauber, Doyle, Dunn, Eells, Farley,
Farnsworth Geiger, Goedtner, Hall.
Hawley, EIealy Hill, Hunter, Hasten.
bein. Kelley Kuhn, Langley Larson,
Lewis. Marshall, Mosey, Nitschelm,
Peck, Reed Richey, Seipp, Spencer,
States. Stobs, Wilsey. Winans Wylie,
Yockey, Zoper Nays: None.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board of Supervisors,
The undersigned superintendent of
La Sale County Home begs leave to
report to your honorable body show.
ing all his acts and doings since the
filing OF his las. report submitted to
you at the June session, up to the
present time
He begs leave to report that the
bills audited by you at the June SEES
sion were paid to the individual claim
ants and that undersigned makes no
report on the payment of same.
He further begs leave to report
bat ;,, sd he kic 10 p.,tNn thara
appeared to be on hand the sum OF
S1,6l6SS, all Of which, by order of
your body, the said superintendent
turned over to the County Treasurer
He charges himself with the follow
ing amounts received
Cash received from La Sale
County for travelling ex-
penSes ..s++.........,... 2bOOt
Cash received from VIM Eich-
elberger for calf 210(
Cash received from ]. J. Ras.
mussen for months board
of Fanny Rasmussen. ... 17.5t
i Cash received from Isaac
i Degen for I'VE calves, .. lO4 q.
!, Cash received from David
Westcott for one calf. 1873
Cash received from j. j. Ras-
mussen for months board
of Fanny Rasmussen, .... 210
Cash received from Lawrence
!, Donovan for one calf, $50
Cash received from A. Rich
J ardson for board OF Mrs.
} Richardson .......... 1870
/, Cash received for -----. bu. OF
, corn ....,.,,.....,.h,.. 1,2i74
4 F'.#
D sl,720.9
81 He asks credit for the followin
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be IL force from and after the first
Monday in September. 1918.
The County Physician 10 serve the
County Home. Detention Home and
jail as heretofore.
Az of which is respectfully submit
ted.
ELIAS LARSON.
Chairman.
HUGH HALL.
T. j. BURNS
w. {. FARLEY.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER-JOURNAL.'
auditor.

auditor.
Approved:
JOHN WYLIE.
A. r. LEWIS.
CALVIN SPENCER.
Auditing Com.
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II. w. FARNSWORTH.
y. V. YOCKEY.
FRED PECK.
NJ. T.. HAWLEY.
A.. X. LEWIS.
State Charities.

The following report of the commit
tee on State Charities was read and
on motion Supervisor Willsey, was
adopted by the following vote.
Ayes: Bronson, Burgess, Burns,
Callagan. Christian, Clark, Conner
ton, Davy, Dunn, Eells. Farley, Farms
worth, Goedtner, Hall. Hawley, HILL
Kelly, Langley, Larson, Lewis, Mar
shall, Mosey, Nitschelm, Peck, Reed,
Seipp. Smith, Spencer. States, Stobs,
Trumbo, Willsey, Winans, Wylie.
Yockey, zolper. Nays. None
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board OF Supervisors:
Your committee on State Charities
claims begs leave to report that they
have examined all claims presented
before them and recommend the pay
ment OF the following and that the
clerk be directed to issue orders for
the several amounts to the several
claimants, to-wt:
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On hand Aug. 3l........ss0l13
KATHERINE W'ARRlNER, Supt.


Your committee further reports
that there are needed at this institu-
ton the following articles:
Rug, chairs, table and bookcases
for the library, rug for the office and
three carpet runners for the front
hall, and your committee therefore
asks that it be authorized to pur.
chase the needed articles at the best
price Obtainable.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mitted.
y. +. STATES,
FRANK Z. RICHEY,
+. L. DAUBER,
E. p. CONNERTON.
Printing.
The following report OF the Printing
committee was read and, on motion
Supervisor Mosey, was adopted by the
following vote:
Ayes: Andracki, Andrews, Bell
Bronson, Burgess. Burns, Callagan
Charley, Christian, Clark. Connerton
Dauber, Doyle. Dunn, Eells, Farley
Farnsworth, Geiger, Goedtner, Hall
Hawley, Healy, Hill, Hunter, Hasten
bein, Kelley, Kuhn, Langley, Larson
Lewis, Marshall, Mosey, Nitschelm
Peck, Reed, Richey, Seipp, Spencer
States, <,Stobs, Willsey, Winans, Wylie
Yockey Zolper. Nays None.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board OF Supervisors:
Your committee on Printing claim!
beg leave to report that they have
examined all claims presented before
them and recommend the payment o
the following and that the clerk b.
directed to issue orders for the sew
eral amounts to the several claim
ants to.wif,
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$b18.89
All OF which is respectfully submit
ted.
II. II. WILLSEY.
CALVIN SPENCER.
CAR KASTENBEIN.
+. j. MARSHALL
Approved, s6lSS9 A Heiberg, aud
it0r
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S7,321.S3
We further recommend the appoint
ent OF the following as township phys
icians for the following named town
Shins al the salaries named:
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1918.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present except Su.
pervisors Balda, Breuer, Davy, Hoob.
Ter, O'Donnell, Rogers, Smith, Trum'
DO and Werling.
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Approved; s1,524.2S.

Approved. ST o24 Is.
AXEL HEIBERG, Auditor.
All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted,
C. c. KELLEY,
NJ. z. HAWLEY.
C. J, CLARK,
s GETGER.
County Home.
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Continued on Page ~ :.
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s5,239oS

The undersigned asks an allowance
in such sum as is pleasing to the hon
orable Board for the purpose of pay
ing travelling expenses suffered by
him during the next three months.
He reports that there are 22j in.
mates in said home, ITO male and So
female
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The following Is list OF bills paid
by the County Clerk by order Of com.
mittee:
Flour, c. j. Johnson. .....$ 54S.08
Hamilton & Vincent. 1890
Orsinger's .......... 1895
Meat, Armour & Co.......... 1884
A, Mutter ............. 541.04