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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-11

Charming Marguerite Clark fasci-
'a'eu the audiences yesterday at the
MnrSueritc Clark In ter in til G
Ihe Seven swans" wing of
sons fairy tale, "The Seven swans"
whlch VIII appear again to-day and
I0-nofrow. IT is fanciful, clabor-
ate version of the well-known story
and was carefully adopted for the
screen by j. Searle Dawley. who di-
rectcd Snow White one of the
The Seven Swans" is whimsical,
appealing fairy story with ali the
charm of childhood and the lure of
magic. Witches. hobgoblins. swans,
been woven into this story of ex-
Iulslte charm, 1t is picture which
appeals to Kids of all ages, as the
star mas said. Especially those be-
tween seven and seventy-seven." The
SSuory follows the adventures of Miss
Clark as Princess Tweedledec in saw
lhg her seven brothers from the
clutches of the wicked Queen, who
mas transformed them into swans.
surprising. fun in "Mary's ankle"
the ingenious farce comedy
"Mnry'S by May Tully, which will be
Ankle" presented at the Orpheum
-. lO-H1OTTOW matinee and
niEht Tor a return engagement,
Mary's Ankle" was the first of the
seasons metropolitan successes. and
delighted large audiences for three
months at the Biiou and Thirty-
ninth Street T'heaters. New York.
Ihe plot of the piece deals with the
IarGlcal adventures of three desper-
ately poor young men who pretend
that one of them has been married
ana send out fake wedding invita-
IN rot hn
ed wedding presents. The complica-
tlons result from the unexpected ap-
pearance of a young lady who is
Identified with the name and address
on the wedding announcements
MISS Puliy's farce abounds in unus-
ually amusing comedy situations and
crisp comedy lines and is cleverly
acted by company which includes
Wtnifred st. Claire, Lou Fullerton.
FRED G. House, Jack Lewis, Nola
Mercer, Emma DeWeale, Maude Mol
Ian Pete Raymond and Frederick
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-11
MAJESTIC
Ligh Grade of Vaudeville.


High Grade of Vaudeville.
COLONIAL
Tonight, for the last time - d. w.
Griffith's 'Intolerance.'
To-morrow-Billian Walker in THE
Lust of Ages"
Monday and Tuesday of next week
Ethel Barrymore in IAN American
Widow"
REGENT
To-day and tomorrow - Marguerite
Clark in "The Seven Swans"
Monday and Tuesday - Charles Ray
in THE Son of His Father"
Wednesday and Thursday - Fannie
Ward in "On the Level"
Friday and Saturday - Billie Burke
in "The Land of Promise"
VICTORIA
To-day and o-morrow-George Walsh
in "The Pride of New York"
Monday and Tuesday-William Far
mum in "The Heart of Lion"
Wednesday. and Thursday - Come
Through"
Friday and aturday-Virginia Pear
son in THE Stolen Honor"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-11

PHILADEI.PHIA STOCKS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-11
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

FhiIadeIphia, Jan. IT. = Wheat =
Steady; No. /. red. $2.27; No i, soft.
red, S2.25; No. 2. red. $2.24; No. 2, soft,
red, $2.22; No. .. red. $2.21; No. 3, soft,
red, s2.l9: No. 4. rcd. S2.17; No. 4. soft,
red, s2.15.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

On MAY 29th your committee met
at the county home and made q thor
Ough examination OF an buildings II
is found necessary that certain re-
pair, he made on cutters Of the build
ing known as fhe vegetable cellar and
request permission 20 proceed With
the work At cost of $7a0G Also Ger
tain repairs were ordered on screen
etc in The buildings Examination Of
the stone work of he ratings Of bal
comics Of the court house has been
made and certain repair, are ueces-
sarv at a cost Of 5000. which your
committee ash permits ion 10 do. This
stone work is in dangerous coudi-
tiou and requires immediate atten-
ton
The committee has ordered the new
fence built around tho grounds of the
Detention Home after awarding the
contract to Geo. Soedler. Of Peru a.
Il cost of <3no ~ and respectfully ask
permission to pay for same when com
pleted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 18th

Board met pursuant 10 Adjournment
with all mpmhers present except Su.
perylsor. Nndracki Andrews, Bada
Bell. Christian DaNy. Dunn Hasten
bein M0sey. Rogers and Werling,
Records
The records OF Friday morning sss'
sion were read and approved
Coal and Gas.
The following report " the Coal
and Gas Committee was read and on
nidtion Supervisor Charley, vas
adopted By he following vote
Ayes. Breuer, Bronson, Burgess
Burns Callagan Charley Clark. Con-
erton Dauher. Doyle. Eels, Farn-
worth Gei5er, Goedtner Hall, haw'
10y HealN, Hill Hoober, Hunter. Ket
ley. Kuhn Langley Larson, Lewis,
Marshall. Nitschelm, O'Donnell, Pecs
Reed Richey, Seipp, Smith, Spence.
States. Stobs. Trumbo Willsey, Win
aus Wylie Yockey 2olper
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF he
Board OF Supervisors,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Bond Issue for Hard Roads.

The following resolution was read
and on motion Supervisor Charley.
same was adopted;
Whereas. the F'iftielh General As
semby has granted the people of Hi
nois permission 10 vote on 100000
600 90 Good Roads Bond Issue at the
General Election to be held Nov. ),
1918, and
Whereas. under this state wide sys-
tenn Of hard roads, comprising ap-
proximately $500 miles. La Sale Coun-
y will receive proportionstely more
mileage than any other county III
he state and
Whereas, Governor Frank O. Low.
zen has repeatedly gone on record
as willing and determined not to at
empt to market the bonds nor to be-
gin this great work until the close
" the war. when public enterprise
on large scale viii he necessary to
prevent serious industriel depres-
sion, and
Whereas. the legislature specifcal-
provided that this bond issue must
Ne financed so that the entire cost
# this system Of roads will be paid
from automobile license fees without
calling for a dollar of direct taxation
ipon the lands or any other property
outside motor vehicles, and
Whereas, La Sale County will re-
ceive back in cash from the proceeds
If the sale of these bonds any and
all expenditures already made or to
70 made on roads included in the con-
empated system Of bond issue
roads" or about S2000000 90
Now Therefore Be II Resolved. by
he Board Of Supervisors Of La Sale
County, in regular meeting assembled.
hat We heartily endorse said 100000
10000 Good Road Bond Issue and
urge every citizen TO vote YES on
ne proposition. and
BE II Further Resolved that the
members of this Board accept the
hairmanships Of their respective
owuships branches Of the Illinois
Highway Improvement Association
and pledge their active and untiring
support in educating the voters on
the merits of the proposition and see
hat their attention is called to it on
election day.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

AYES AndraCh Balia. Bronson.
Burgess Burns, Calidgan. Charley.
Clark, Conuetton Dauber. DOYLE.
Eells Farnsworth. Geieer. Goedtner.
Hall. HawIey. Healv. Hill, IIoobler.
Hunter. kastenbein Kuhn. Langley.
Larson Lewis. Marshall Noscy.
Nitschelm, 0'DonneI. Peek. Richey.
Rogers seipp Smith. Spencer.
States. Stobs. Tumbo. Wering. VIII.
sey. Winans, Wyiie. Yockcy. Zolpher
Nr Chairman and Gentlemen of
the Board of Supervisors
Your committee on Printing claims
beg leave to report that they have
examined all claims presented before
them and recommend the payment
of the following and that the clerk
be directed To issue orders for the
several amounts 10 the several claim
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
FLAG for Court House.

A petition from the Sheriff asking
for authority 20 purchase new fag
for the Court House was read and
on motion Supervisor Mosey. was re.
TERED TO the Court House and jsll
Committee
ON motion Supervisor Mosey he
Board adjourned to two o'clock this
|tternOOn. June lith
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

following vote
Ayes Aglracki. Balda. Bronson
Burgess Burns Call1gan. Charlev
Clark. Connerton, Dauoer. Davy
Doyle EeiIs. Farley, Farusworth,
Gelger. G0ediuer, Hall, hawley Healy.
Hin iioo'Ie7 Hunter. Nustentein,
Kelley. Kuhn, Langley, Larson Lew ;
Marshall, Mosey Nitscheim. ODun
nell. Peck, Richey, Rogers, Seipp
Smith. Spencer. States, StoDs, Trum
no. Werliug Willsey Winals. Wylie
Yockey, ZoIpher
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF
the Board OF Supervisors
Your committee on education to set
tie with the County Superintendent
of Schools beg leave 10 report that
they have examined all claims pre-
sented before them and recommend
the payment of the following and that
the clerk be directed to issue orders
for he several amounts To the sew
eral claimants, tO-wit
W, K Foster, expense money
advanced ................ 333 ~
{ W. \ Lindemann expense
money advanced ........ l5l 81
All of which is respectfully sub
mittod
CHAS s EELLS
JULIUS ANDRACKt
HUGH HALL.
FRANK f.. RICHEY.
ALBERT BREUER
Approved SiSJ 20.
AXEL HElBERG.
Auditor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

before them and recommend the pay.
ment Of the following and that ths
clerk he directed TO issue orders for
the several amounts to The several
claimants, to wit.
+. NJ Davis. dieting prisoners
ta9 days A. 50 cents ........ S2,6Sl 40
Approved S1.6St 90
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Coal.

Supervisor Nitschem as Chairman
If the coal and Gas committee stated
that he had been offered ten car loads
of coal at five dollars per ton delly
cred and asked for instructions. On
motion Supervisor Charley action on
he matter was postponed nntil tomor-
INV mnrnlnp
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Public Buildings,

The following reports Of the Build.
ing committee were read and on
motion Supervise Geiger, we're adj,
opted by the following vote
Ayes AndrackL Balda Bronson,
Burgess. Burns. Cal,agan. Charley.
Clark. Conerton, Dauber Doyle, Eels.
Farnsworlh, Geiger Goeitner, Hall
Hawley. Healy, EIili Hoobler. Hunter.
Kastesbein Kuhn. Langley, Larson
Lewis, Marshall Mosey, Ni'schelm.
OD0nnell. Peck, Rirhey. Rogers.
Seipp. smith Spencer, States.
Stobs. Trumbo, Willsey Wmans, Wy.
lie. Yockey, Zoipher.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of
the Board of Supervisors
Your committee on Buildings and
Grounds beg leave to report that they
have examined all claims presented
before them and recommend the
payment Of the following and thai
the clerk be directed to issue orders
for the several amounts to the sew
oral ella INFANTS to-Wit.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

Seipp Smith. Spencer. States. Stobs,
WerIiug, Willsey. wtnans. Wylie. Zol.
phrr
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of Nh,
Board ol Supervisors
Nour committee on Mines and Min
tng would respectfully report that
'aes have examined the matter Of
hc county Nine Inspectors report
rom March - t9lS to June rs. 1915
inclusive presented before them ana
recommend The following
Your committee dnds that the in
spector has spent - days in the ser
vice Of the county in due perform
ance Of his duties, that he has beer
paid for ~ days the sum Of $3.50 ~
and that there is now due him bal
duce nf S125 90. We therefore recon-
mend that the Board instruct IN,
County Clerk 70 issue a warrant fol
Sl25.oa in favor OF John OBrien a.
County Mine Inspector, and we fur
.her recommend that an order bt
drawn in his favor for Si0.7s for hi
rayeing expenses.
All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Miscellaneous Claims.

The following report Of the com.
mttee on Miscellaneous Claims vas
read and on motion Supervisor States,
was adopted by me following vote:
Aye- Andrack Bronson. Burgess.
Burns. Callagan, Charley, Clark, Con
erton. Dauber, Davy, DOYLE, Eells,
Farley. Farnsworth. Geiger, Goedtner,
Hall Hawley. Healy, Hi Hoobler,
Hunter Kastenbein, Kelley Kuhn,
langley Larson, Lewis ylarshai!
Mosey. NitscheIm. Donnel Peck,
Richey. Rogers, Seipp Smith, States,
S'nbs Trumbo, Wer'ng Wiiisey,
Winans. Wylie Yockey, Xopher
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of
the Board Of Supervisors:
Your committee on Miscellaneous
claims beg leave to report that they
have examined all claims presented
before them and recommend the
payment Of the following and that the
clerk he directed 70 issue orders for
the several amounts to the several
claimants, to.wit,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

rhe following report Of the com.
mittee TO settle wiih the Nine lnspec
tor was read and ON motion super
visor Rogers was adopted, by the
following vote
Ayes Nudrack, Bald- Bronson
burgess. Burns. Callagan, Charley
Clark. Conerton. Daubpr, DOYLE. t,ells
Farnsworth. Geiger Gopdtner, Hall
Hawley. Heslv. Hill Eloobler Hunter
kastpnben. Kuhn, Langley Larson
Lewis. Marshall, Mosey Nil,rhelm
ODouneI, PECK, Richey Rogers
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Superintendent Of Highways.

The following report Of the com
mittee to settle with the county SUI
perintendent OF highways was read
and, on motion Supervisor Yockey
was adopted By the following vote.
Ayes: Andracki Balda Bronson
Burgess Burns, Callagan, Charley
Clark, Couerton. Danber Davy, DOYLE
Eells. Farley. Farusworth, Geiger
Goedtner, Hall, HawIey. Healy, Hill
iloohIer Hunter kastenbein. Kelley
Kuhn, Langley Larson. Lewis. Mar.
shall. Nosey, Nitschelm. O'Donnell.
Peck. Riehey Rogers, Seipp, Smith
Spencer States StObs TrumbO, Wer'.
ing, Willsey, Wnaus Wylie. Y0ckey,
2olpher
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF
the. Board Of supervisors
Your committee to settle with the
County Superintendent Of Highways
beg 10 report that they have examined
ell claims presented before them and
recommend the payment OF the fol
lowing and direct clerk to issue an
order in favor of George l.. Farms
worth for expenses from December.
1917 10 June 10, 1918 for s99S2
Respectfully submitted,
ARTHUR BURGESS
C. j. CLARK
A. 4 LEWIS
Approved SaHS2
ANEL HElBERG,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

T. Il. KUHN
II ". FARNSWORTH
p. W. HEALY.
+. V. YOCkEY.
T. ]. DAVY.
Approved, S765.56
AXEL HEIBERG.
Auditor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Receipts.

Si.S95.S5
Balance due la Sale County 299.64
Received of f. NJ. Davis, Sheriff
S2s96i
". G, FLICK,
County Treasurer
State of Illinois, La Sale County, SIS
|. f. N Davis, do solemnly swear
hat the foregoing account is in all
respects, just and true to my know.
ledge and belief. and that have
neither received directly or indirectly.
nor directly or indirectly agreed to
receive or to be paid for my own or
anOthers benefit any other money
article or consideration than therein
stated Nor am | entitled to any fee
or emoument for the period therein
mentioned other than those therein
specified
f. VI. DAVIS.
Sheriff Of La Sale County, Illinois
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of June, A. D 1915
A. f. BACH,
County Clerk
Your committee 10 settle with the
Sheriff would respectfully report that
they have examined the statement Of
The Sheriff s office heuo attached
and having examined and compared
The same with the records and ac-
counts Of said office for the half year
ending May 81. 1918, we believe the
same 70 be correct report Of the
business transacted in said office for
he half wear ending June 1st 191S.
We find there is due the county the
sum of S29964 A check for that
amount is hereto attached from T. VI
Davis. Sheriff. to W. e Flick, County
Treasurer
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES l.. HGLL
HENRY IOLPHER
= w HFALN.
FRANK REED
J WARD SMITH
Approved, June L., 1915
AXEL HEIBERG.
Auditor
lNote1
This report was signed by John Wy
10 and Calvin Spencer, Auditing
Committee and on motion Supervisor
Hall was adopted, by the following
vote, on Saturday morning, June 18th.
1918.
Ayes Andrews, Balda, Breuer
Bronson. Burgess Burns. CalIagan
Charley Clark Conerton Dauber
Davy. Doyle Dunn Eels, Faruswouh
Geiger. Goedtncr Hail. Hawley Hin
ioober, Hunter kaStenbeIn, Kelley
Kuhn, Langley. Larson, Lewis Mar
snail Mosey NitScbolm, OnonneU
Peck. Rjehey, Rogers Reed Seipp
Smith. spencer, States, Stobs, Trum
10, Werlmg, Willsey. Wuaus Wylie
Fockey Gopher
Court House and Jail,
The following report Of the Court
House and Jail committee, was read
aud on motion Supervisor Farnswor.h
Was adopted by the following vote;
Ayes Andraek, Andrews, Balda,
Rreuor bronson Burgess, Burns, CAL
agan Charley. CLARK Coneron
Dauber Oayy DOYLE Dunn EeIls
Faru.woth Geieor, Goedner Hall
tlawley Healy, Hll Hoohler Hunter
Easuhein Kelley, Kuhn Langley,
Larson. Lewis Marshall Mosey. Nit
scheIm Ononnell Peck, Reed
Riphey Rogers Seipp, Smith Spen.
Ger. states, Stobs, Trumbo Werliug
Wjnsey. Wnaus, Wyhe, Yockey, DOL.
pher
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of
he Board Of Supervisors.
Your committee on Court House
ana .IaiI beg leave TO report that they
have examined all claims presented
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

II ~ hirl rlcnnHfftIIlN GlID.
,ni,tod
NJ ! CHARLEY.
n w. FARNSWORTH.
HENRY ZOLPHER
r p NtTSCHETN
DONKTN STORS.
SIMON CEICER
ARTHUR BURGESS.
Approved
AXEL HElRERG
Auditor
On March +. your committee met
and opened bids for the interior
painting of the Detention Home. the
lowest hid was not a satisfactory bid
and bids We're ordered received ON
March y and were as follows
Geo. r ROWprmaSter .....,.S SIS 90
W. !. "fuP' .'.''''''''.'''.'. l'I''.''
La sane Decorating 70 '.' l"'''''
SCOT ana fUT'e" ''''''''''' i'''''0
James fHlueI' ''''''''''''' ''''''
j. :, never ..'''' ''''..'' '~A'"'
The contrac' was awarded TO Jas,
Finnern for the sum Of $4,000 This
contract ha- not as yet been oompI't
ed and your committee request that
they be granted power to have or
der for same issued when work Is
completed
ON AprN 18th. your committee mo-
and received bids on cj.fprn and
gateway AT County Home tho bid of
Sjnnnt Bros. Of Ottawa was &C..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13


HENRY ZOLPHER.
f. T. NGTSCHELM
DONKtN STOBS
ARTHUR BURGESS
Recorder.
The following report Of the Re
corder Wa read and on motion su
pervisor Geiger. was adopted, by the
following vote
Ayes Andrdcki Balda Bronson
Burgess. Burns. Callagau. Charley
Clark, Conerton. Dauber Doyle, Eells
Farusworth. Geiger. Goedtner, Hall
Hawley. Healy, Hill HoobIer, Hunter
kastenhein, Kuhn, Langley, Larson
Lewis, Marshall, Mosey Ntschelm
ODonnelI Peck, Richey Rogers
Seipp. Smith, spencer states, Stobs
Trumbo Werling, Willsey. Winans
Wylie Yockey. Zolpher
MIR Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
The Undersigned respectfully re
ports the following receipts and eX
penditures in the Office Of the Record
or Of Deeds Of LA Sale County. from
December /. 1917 to May 3lst, 1918
inclusive an itemized account which
appears on record in the RESPECTIVE
entry books Of said office Of all in
slrumens and approved Of by the
committee 10 settle with the County
Recorder al the June meeting of said
Board Of Supervisors,
Receipts for recording instruments
Doc Nos from li4j55 to 147126. both
inclusive and Marginal re
leases ............. ....,.... ~ h'
Certificates ..........,...,,. AN
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
County Home.

Auditor.
County Home.
The following reports Of the Coun
~ Home Committee were read and
on motion Supervisor O'Donnell, were
adopted. by the following vote:
Ayes: Andracki, Balda, Bronson.
Burgess Burns, Callagan Charley
Clark, Conerton, Dauber, Doyle
Eells FarsNOrth, Geiger Goedtner
Hall. Hawley Healy Hin, H0obler
Hunter. kastenhein Kuhn, Langley,
Larson, Lewis, Marshall, Mosey Nit
schem, O'Donnell Peck, Richey
Rogers, Seipp, Smith, Spencer, States
StoDs Trumb0. Werlng. WillSey Win
ans Wylie Yockey, Xolpher
Mr. Chairman and GentlVmen Of
the Board Of Supervisors
We the Undersigned az members
OF ths committee of the La Sale
County Home. do hereby beg leave
TO report to your honorable body
thai We have examined the report
as filed by Lawrence Morrissey at
the June session OF this honorable
Board and We have checked the same
and each item thereof is true and
correct
We frd from said report and books
a accounts kept by said Superintend
ent a balance of Sl61GSS in his
hands and we further find that there
is dne and owing and now unpaid
on bills audhed pnd meg al this
sess on Of your honorable body. after
allowing all just credits and set offs,
he sum OF 81 1885
We further recommend the adop
ton and approval of said report by
your honorable body and further
recommend HAT an order be drawn
on The county treasurer in favor Of
tn va'Jus claimants in the sum Of
St.S9S.Ss - pay the bills audited and
yet unpaid at thy session Of the
Board
We further recommend that ike
order he drawn on the county treas,
urer in favor Of the superintendent
IN the sum Of S2o0.oo TO be used by
him n paying the travelling expenses
for me ensuing three months.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
JOHN O'DONNELL.
CALVIN SPENCER
EVANS LANGLEY
T. ]. DUNN
\. l.. TRUMBO.
f.. j. BURNS
Approved
AXEL HEIBERG
Auditor
Received Of L Morrissey Sl,6l6SS,
W. G. FLICK,
County Treasurer
NJ Chairman and Gentlemen of
the Board of supervisors:
The undersigned Superintendent Of
La Sale County Asylum begs leave
"a repor, to your honorable body
showing all his acts and doings since
me filing Of his last report submitted
20 YOU AT the March session up to
IT, peeent time
II neee leave to report that the
bills ald,,d by YOU at the March
sessoe we're paid TO the individual
claimants and the undersigned
makes no report on the payment OF
same.
He further bcgs leave to report
that in and by his last report there
appeared to he on hand the sum of
s5270i all of which by order of your
bod, the said superintendent turned
over L the County Treasurer.
He charges himself with the fol
lowing amounts received;
Cash received from Co Treas.
urer for travelling expenses 5 25O00
From Chas. Mahoney Tor
months board ....,....., 5boo
For board Of Burt Spaulding
for 4 months ,,..,,,..''. oooo
For board of Fanny has-
musSen ",,.''.'.''.''''' zl'oU
rom wv Nl''"H W. w 49,
L,,o,, A uu.tar fnr y c1lvpg "a 90
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Printing.

The following report of the print
ing committee was read and on mo
ton Supervisor Han was adopted
by the following vote;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13

All of which Is respectfully SUP
mitted
G. F. BELL.
F r STATES.
{ G.. KELLEY
HUGH HALL.
Approved, 81 1876
AXEL HElBERG
Auditor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
Bill Of w. n. Sprinqhorn.


The Board OF Supervisors,
Your committee on Judiciary and
County Home and County Attorney,
to whom was referred tho petition OF
Mr.. W. II Springhorn for reimburse
ment IN the sum of 4 alleged
loss sustained on account Of the con.
tract for he furnishing Of meat to
the County Home from February %,
1917 10 February %, 1918, beg leave
10 report that We have examined into
The merits of said petition as well as
The law pertaining to said matter, aud
are of the opinion that under the law
We have no right 10 make an apprO.
priation to pay said loss and there.
fore recommend that the PRAYER Of
The petition be denied
Your County Home committee
would further report that since
March /. 1918. they have been pur
chasing meat for the County Home
on the open market from the car and
find that we have been saving money
.,,,, "L.,'.. -,
In March, April and May,
1911. we paid Springhorn .S2,346 II
IN March April and May. 1918,
'"'' 90 '''''' ,o,o
'"' ~" '''' NV 49, - ~
ans ~ ''S ~ ~ ''"'
.o,o-
- - ~ =, an ,o,a'
49,, ,,,c,. c-
And du,,i,y tho balance of
February. 1918. we paid
Armour Co. .............. 12102
S219095
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-13
MORRISSEY,
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lour committee on County Home
would respectfully report that on
March Is. 1918. while they were in
session at the County Home, Dave
Dnrgan. the farmer at the County
Home. appeared before them and
stated that his wages We're S35 90 per
month, that unless his wages were
raised to $40 per month on April lst,
he would quit on that day. Owing TO
the scarcity of farm help and to the
pressure of farm work al that time,
your committee advised the superiu.
tendent 20 pay the advance asked for.
While your committee recognize that
they have no authority in fixing the
salary OF any county emp,oye, that in
this case an emergency existed and
we respectfully ask that the Board
approve the action Of the committee
in this case
All Of which is respectfully sub
mfttpd