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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

Last winter. or IN fact for the past
Few sessions. ones first impression
On going down the crowded boule-
ards was that Of the old nursery
rhyme;
"E went 10 the animal fair;
The birds and the beasts were
there
For weren't there more OF those
unganuy skins all detailed and be-
rwathed until we were fairly sick
Of emf Never was a pretty style
more overdone nor abused than the
one OF wearing fur caps Women
built more for comfort than for
style bedecked themselves in lacy
hose. high-heeled slippers and very
little OF skirt. then wrapped their
arms and shoulders I'm yards and
Yards OF expensive fur The effect
was topheavy not to say pitiful,
considering how mercilessly they
exposed their neither limbs. the
while wrapping their upper arms in
"a thousand dollars worth OF sable,
or more often. near mink.
This season. however. sees us
embarked or at least a more grace
fuI line in furs. and we will accept
with thanks the makers edict that
We change our mode at least Of
swathing. There will still be scarf
furs OF course, but the grotesque
affairs OF last winter viii be seen
no more on the women who care.
Strange 20 relate. the little chokers
Of stone marten. sable. mink and
the like, which became so furiOuslT
popular late last season and were
continued as feature in summer
furs, have gone 20 an early demise
too This is rather strange, for
these little furs had a snappy air
which made a costume about the
neck. and yet they didn't detract
from the lines Of a suit with which
the were worn. Two-skin scarfs
VIII still be seen, mostly of stone
nnarten. that pelt from Spain and
Asia Minor which saw such a furore
rot long ago. Smartest among the
many members OF the fox family
Will be the very expensive but very
lovely silver fox. Seen too viii be
cross fox. and the becoming CHINA
mon variety. the latter being used
a lot for trim OF coats and dOlmans
Of darker. mostly black furs Dol
mars. by the way. seem TO have
quite a standing in furdom this
winter They are shown in long
medium and short styles. Coats
quite full i'm tho back and held
across the front by a narrow belt
slipped through the sides pronounce
"a new silhouette. These coats are
nnger-tip length and are made Of
seal, broadtail, caracul, civet cat.
beaver. nutria and mole Their
collars cuffs and trim are invari-
ably OF a contrasting fur.
Brilliant are the new Innings Of
an fur coats; in fact they are bling
made one Of the outstanding fea-
lures. Solid Innings OF bright blue
Cerise. orange heliotrope, jade and
Pekin blue are seen iu numbe of
models. and very smart are Innings
in blocked patterns embracing
many colors. or scattered floral ef-
fects IN weird combinations.
Ii was predicted last winter that
changing conditions would Of nee
Cssity curtail the money spent on
furs, for 10 the average person they
are a luxury. Business has proved
exactly the opposite TO be the case.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

has a wrapped collar OF the same.
and the skirt riples away from the
waist 20 the knees in front and
away below them in the back
In a cape OF moleskin our old
friend. the skunk. hobs up serenely
IN the shape Of a wide graceful col
lar. This cape has deep shoulder
yoke which is a change and is art
.ully done.
A dressy wrap Of Alaska seal also
has one Of these deep yokes. this
one reaching almost 10 the waist
The body OF the coat is gathered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

quite full across the arms, and is
draped into a narrow. effective
train. The collar of the same is
voluminous and is equally becom-
ing up about the neck or thrown
back.
A sports coatee Of nutria blouses
over the sash belt in the back and
is collared and cuffed In raccoon.
Small furs for winter will be Of
chinchilla, raccoon, mole. nutria,
seal. sable, lynx, squirrel. and as
said before. the various foxes. led
by the silver variety
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
County Treasurers office,

The matter OF providing more space
for the County Treasurer Office re
terred to rs at the June session. has
been taken up and careful investiga
ton made II is recommended that
the present. mems toilet on first flocr
he abandoned and the space now oc-
cupied by the w0me1l's toilet on sec
ond floor be rebuilt for a mems tor
ct There are. sufficient toilets for
women without this. This would civ"
additional slaGe, adjoining treasurer's
Office of ga square feet (9x26). As to
the Encouragement of the treasurer
office no decision has been reached
and the matter will be given addit-
tional study by your committee The
cost Of the rebuilding the .oilet rooms
will be 100000 II is also considered
that this arrangement will be of mora
convenience to the Court House Of
iicials and especially to the Board Ct
Supervisors. Whatever other work
necessary. together with whatever al
ditional equipment Is ordered, will ba
done but additional appropriate
must be made for the work if fcnDc
advisable TO do so @'' ~ --
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Putnam County BRIDGE.

Moved by Supervisor Richey, ara
seconded that special committee o.
Putnam County bridge he emnoweret
to enter into contract for the construc
ton OF same as soon as a substantial
contractor can be located which wa
carried by the following vote:
Ayes Andrews. Bell Breuer. Breu
ming. Bronson. tallagan, Charley
Christian. Clark. CONNECTION, Dauber
Davy. Driscoll Eells, Farley. Farms
worth. Goedtner. Iiawley Heafy. Hill
Hearty, Hunter, kastenbein, Kelley
Kuhn, Langley Larsen. Lewis. Ma"
shall. Nitseheln, ODonnell. poct
Richey, Rogers, Scherer. Scrip. Sha
densack. Spencer, States. Stubs, Trum
DO. Tadych. Willsey. Williams. Win.
ans. Wvlie, iockey.
Nays: None.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Well at County Home.

The failing water supply Of the ar
tesian well at the County farm. hav-
ing reached a serious stage. we have
arranged to have said well rebuilt
and the work is now going on. Ar
engagements have been made with ].
VI. Dougherty for the work and an
agreement has been made with him.
covering various items of the work if
same is found necessary to be done.
The amount OF work cannot be as
vet ascertainetls but the Importance
Of the work is such that it must Big
Immediately dome
Your committe ask your approval "
their action IN the matter. II is es'
t'mated that the work will cost $li90
II the entire well is to be cleaned and
equipped.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
County Attorney Report.

Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board of Supervisors:
herewith submit my report as
County Attorney since the June SEES,
sion, 1919, OF this board. ~.
Regarding the various suits of La
Saila County agoinst certain former
county officials, | would report Az fol
lows:
Nos. 1913. 1874 and 22a30. People
rs. Cullen. all pending on demurrer.
These demurrers will be called up for
arsnmen: at the very first opportunity
which presents itself
No. le2o1. People VS., Benson et al.
Bill of particulars has been filed Case
Is at issue and ready for trial.
No. l92oS. People vs.. Trumbo ct al.
Pending on the tiing OF pleas ard
bill of particulars.
In the Supreme Court In the case
Of the People ex rel Flick, County Coz.
lector vs. Chicago. Burlington Il
Quincy Railroad Company. objection
o taxes, Is pending and undetermined
In said court.
Payments OF taxes by other railroad
companies have been made. under pro-
test. pending decision in the above
case, With stipulations signed TO abide
the decision in said case
since the last session OF this board
two suits to restrain the collection of
a CAPT II stock tax have been com.
menced against the county, kaskaskia
Hotel Company vs.. George NJ. Re 70
holds. County Treasurer, No. 22921
and Citizens Hotel Company tnf
Peru VS. George NJ. REYNOLDS, County
Treasurer. No. 22954 In each case a
temporary injunction has been issued
restraining the collection OF these
taxes. and 1t is expected that these
cases will be taken up at the October
term CT the Circuit Court OF this
county.
There has also been commenced =
suit by t. A. Erlenborn against tn
county. Declaration has been filed.
This Is a suit to recover a sum owe"
Rule 81 o. this BOARD for the burial
of an honorauly discharged soldier.
sailor, marine, or his mother, wife
Or widow. As this is test case as
to the validity OF this rule, regard
II as an important matter. although
only a small amount is involved
All Of which is respectfully sun
mitted.
~ EH.MER +. ROBERTS,
County Attorney.
On motion OF Supervisor Wylie, and
seconded. the report was received and
placed on file.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
NJ. }. CHARLEY,
h. Is. WILLIAMS.
JOHN WYl.lE, az
.CHAS. =. t.t.l.I.S.

On motion of Supervisor Tr,mbo
and seconded the report was adopte,
by the following vote;
Ayes: Andrews. Bell Breuer, Breu
ming. Bronson. Callagan. Charley
Christian, Clark, Connerton, Dauber
Driscoll, Doyle. Eells, Farley, Farms
worth. Goedtner, Hawley, Healy, I'm
Hearty. Hunter. Kastenbein. Kelley
Kuhn. Langley. Larson. Lewis. Mar
shall, Nisschelm, O'Donnell, Pool
Riehey, Rogers, Seherer. Seipp, Sha
dehsaek, Spencer. States. Stobs
TIumbo, Tadych Willsey. Wylic
roekey. ZoIpherv
Nays. None. -" H.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Fin 6ridge-Eari Township.

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
.Ft: Board OF Supervisors
Your Committee on Roads AM,
Bridges would respectfully report that
dhey have examined the matter of the
Hill bridge in Earl Township, pre-
scented before them. and recommend
the following: .'nt4
That the prayer of the petition OF
the highway commissioner OF said
township he granted. and special
committee be appointed to act there
on. The county to pay not to exceed
One-half of the S2,50O.e0. the total cost
of the bridge.
All of which is respectfully sun
mtted ~
FRANK II. RICHE,Y,
Il. V. YOCkEY,
]. w. WINANS,
II. II. WILI4SEY.
Il. p. CONNERTON.
GEORGE A. HUNTER.
JAMES l.. HILL. !
H. y. KUHN.
On motion Of Supervisor ,Yockey.
and seconded, the report was aCopte1
by the following vote:
Ayes. Andrews, hell, Breuer. Breu.
nlns, Bronson. Callagan, Charley.
Christian. Clark. .Connerton, DaNber.
Driscoll Doyle. ,Eells.. ,Farlsy, Earns.
worth, Goedtner, lawley, Healy, nm.
Hearty, Hunter, kastenbein, Kelley.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
judiciary Committee and County A.,
torney Report on Money Held by

( Nounty treasurer.
/ Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board OF Supervisors:
/ Your Committee on Judiciary am,
/ County Attorney. to whom was r..
ferred the report Of the County Treas.
Hurer, showing balances on hand; would
I respectfully report that we have ex.
amined said report and find therein
all item OF Sal ,01653 as having been
| l tanned by said County Treasurer.
which sum represents per cent %
all moneys collected by him as the
earnings OF his Office
We would further report that there
is some question as TO whom said
above mentioned sum belongs,
whether to the various taxing bodies
OF the county or to the county; We
are advised that in Shelby Count.
/ TINS state, there was commenced a
suit which is now pending on appeal
in the Supreme Court, 20 determine
this specific question and that the
treasurer. in order to protect himself
Is retaining intact this amount until
said case is decided in said Supreme
Court. .'..
We would further report that some
i"'PLiD'A JIu> tiiHNif az w w nat tbIu-
pensation The said treasurer is en-.
titled under the law, and that it il
provided in section q OF the fees and
salaries act that the county treas
urer shall receive / per cent on all
moneys Corrected by him and | PEI
cent for paying out the same that
instead of retaining ! per cent. the
present treasurer asked for and re-
celved at the March session. 1919, OF
this board the sum OF $20,S22.3S to
cover the ! per cent for paying ont
said money; that his salary, deputy
and clerk hire and necessary expenses
nave teen paid from this fund and
that there remains part of this fund
on hand and that said treasurer will
account for said fund. including Tho
amount unexpended, in his next re-
port to this board.
We therefore recommend the adOD-
tiCnOf sain report
All Of which is respectfully sub.
mitted,
GEORGE +. BELL.
FRANK H. RICHEY.
..... JOHN WYLlE. !
ELMER +. ROBERTS,
County Attorney.
On motion OF Supervisor Wylie. and |
seconded, the adoption of report
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Superintendent Of Highways Report

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board OF Supervisors
Your committee to settle with the
County Superintendent Of Highways
beg leave to report that they have ex-
amined an claims presented before
them and recommend the payment of
the following, and direct the clerk to
issue an order In favor or George Ii.
Farnsworth TO- expenses from June ~
to September 10, 1919. for $26S.57.
Respectfully submitted.
&. j. CLARK.
A. II. LEWIS.
CHAS. SElPP.
Approved $26S.57
AXEi. HElBEItG, Auditor.
Moved by Supervisor Yockey. and
seconded, that report be adopted
which was carried by the following
vote ,t.ft.
Ayes: Andrews, Druer. Breuning.
Bronson, Callagan, Charley. Christian,
Clark. Connerton, Daniber. Davy,
Doyle, BELLS. fcFnrley. YF,arnsworth
Goedtner. Harrison. Hawley. Heaiy,
Hin, Hearty, I knstehbain, Kelley,
Kuhn, Langley, LARSON Lewis, Mar.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
SATURDAY, DECEMBER o. 1919.

and seconded. the report was adopted
by the following vote: &Ss
Ayes, Andrews. Bell Rrener, Hreu.
ming. Bronson. Callagan. Charley.
Cnristlan, Clark, Ionnerton, Da.uber,
Driscoll. Doyle, Eells. Farley, Farms
worth, Goedtner. Healy. Hin, Hearty,
Hunter. Kastenbein, Kelley, Kuhn,
Langley. Larson, Lewis, Marshall,
Nitschelm. Vlonnell, Pool. Richey,
Rogers, Scherer. Seipp. Shadensack,
spencer States, lSscbs. Trlmbo, TIT,
dych. Willsey Winans. Wylie. Yockey.
Zolpher.
Nays: None.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Repairs On. RuiIdinus.

Your committee recommends as ap
somtely necessary That appropria
lions he made for the repairs OF til,
following buildings at estimated cos''
given, These items OF repairs hav.
heen generally recommended in pas,
reports. bur your committee have beer
postponing all work teXcept that
which was considered yitallv import
ant during the war period
Painting roof Of Court House.
Painting and repairing corner II
Court House and painting outside
frames of building.
Painting mems building al Counts
Farm cOrnice and woodwork.
Repairs on Pesthouse and Paintr1
OF Same.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Township Line 6ridge-Brookfieid
and Grand Rapids.

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
y, Board Of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Roads and
Bridges would respectfully report thai
they have examined the matter OF the
township line bridge in Brookfied AMI
Grand Rapids townships, presented
uefore them, and recommend the fol-
lowing;
That the prayer of the petition OF
the highway commissioners OF said
township be granted. and specia,
committee be appointed to act Their
on. The county to pay not TO excee 4
one half OF the $2,s00.0o, the total cost
OF the bridge.
All of which is respectfully sub,
mitted,
FRANK r.. RICHEY,
T.. v. YOCkEY,
iF J. w. WINANS.
Hrru1 II. ii. 'WILLSEY,
> W, as IL. p. CONNERTON, ,
,J4tl GEO. A. HUNTER, .
y4&t,t 80 JAMES II. HILL. N.
u. b. KUHN. Y,.H .N,
On motion OF Supervisor Connertor.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
judiciary Report on Medals for Sol
diers, Sailors. Etc.

Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Beard OF Supervisors:
Your Committee on Judiciary would
respectfully report that they have ex
amined the matter OF the proposed
purchase and issuance of medals to
our returned soldiers. marines, sailor
and nurses, presented before them
and report As follows;
That while we know that the peopl.
OF the county have just Appreciation
OF the splendid patriotism and even
more splendid heroism CT its soldiers
sailors, marines and nurses as shown
in the high services which they re-
spectively rendered our country an |
the world in the great Old-World wal
not yet ended, we have no information
that the issue OF the medals as pro.
posed Is desired or would be accept,
able TO those to whom ii is proposed
to present them. and for the further
reason that the proposal TO issue these
medals Is now urged only as com
mercial transaction by the manufac.
turers OF the medals at cost that
will apparently approximate the sum
of $1,000.
'lherefcra your committee recon-
mends that no action be taken in the
premises at the present time.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mitted
GEORGE r. BELL.
Chairman.
FRANK F.. RICHEY,
JOHN WIYLIE
Moved by Supervisor Richey, and
seconded, the adoption OF report.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

shall, Nitschelm, O'DOnnell.s Pool,
Reed. Richey Rogers, Scherer, SeilAp.
iShadensack, smith. Spencer. States,
Stobs. Trumho, Tadych. Willsey. Win
ans, fociSey. Iolpher
NAYS. None
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

II. A. Rhoads, stationery sup
pines '.r,.,.,.- ..,..y,..,. IS ls,43
S., SO. ~
Approved. 53,Q,,a59
All. HE!BlRG. Auditor.
All OF which is ie%ieo ANY suit.
Mated.
j. WARD SMITH,
j. w WLN-ANS
RID s,1lkRtR,
A. ROGERS
On motion OF Supervisor Smith and
seconded the report was adopted ny
the following vote
Ayes: Andrews. Bell. Breuar,
Breuning. Bronson, tallagan Charley
Christian, Clars tonnerton, Daune",
Day, Doyle. t.eilS. Farley. Farms
worth. GoedtIer. Harrison. HaMle,f
Healy, Hill. Hearty. kastenbein. IL eh
ley, Kuhn, Langley, Larson Lewis,
MAJ aEall. Nit helm. Dironne'l. Poo.
Reed. Riohry, Rogers, Scherer Seipp,
Shadensack, Smith, spencer, States.
S'cbs, TruInbo. rauych., NillseN.
Williams, Wnans. Wylie, iockey. Zol.
pher.
Nays. None ".
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Rule 40 t6)-PartiaI Payments or
BRIDGES.

When the Committee on Roads and
Bridges CT any special committee il
appointed to act in conjunction with
the Highway Commissioner in the con.
/ struction or repair of any bridge AMI
the cost thereof is more than One
Thousand Dollars, partial payments
not Oftener than once a month an !!
not TO exceed ninety per centum Of
the work actually completed may be
paid the contractor on his contract
by the county, provided. however that
no partial payment shall he made UNI
less approved By the County Superin.
tendent CT Highways. and provided,
further, that the partial payments
shall in no way be deemed an accept.
ance CT the work until the same has
been fully completed and accepted b.
ne County Superintendent Of High
ways and such acceptance properly
certified as provided by law. The
County Clerk is hereby authorized to
issue warrants against the road and
bridge fund fO.' such amounts as shall
have been approved by the County
superintendent OF Highways and by
said above mentioned committees
=. V. fOCkEf,
Chairman
GEORGE r. BELL,
NJ. j. CHARLEY.
.. NJ. ANDREWS.
w. {. FARLEY.
On motion Of Supervisor Yockey
and seconded, the rule was adopted b.
the following vote:
Ayes: Andrews. Bell Breuer, Bre L.
ming, Bronson, Callagan. Charley
Christian. Clark. Connerton, Dauber
Driscoll, Doyle. Eells, Farley. Farms
worth. Goedtner, Hawley. Healy, Hill
HOarty, Hunter. kastenbciD. Kelley
Kuhn, Langley, Larson, Lewis. Mar
shall, Nitschelm. O'Donnell, Pool,
Richey. Rogers, Scherer, Seipp. 'Sha
densack, Spencer. States, Stobs,
Trnmbo. Tadych. Willsey. Wyl!e,
fockey. Zolpher.
Nays: None. .''En ft
State Aid Roads Report on Section G.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board Of Supervisors. ~
ne Your Committee on State Aid Roads
would respectfully report that they
have examined the matter OF a con-
mlnication from the state highway
department with reference to apprO.
priating $4,000 for the maintenance
Of state aid road known as section &,
Town Of Earl. presented before them.
and recommend the following:
That tnasmuch as there IL now in
the state aid funds In the hands OF
the County Treasurer an apprOpria.
ton Of this amount for this purpose,
which is still available, and unex.
pended, we therefore recommend that
the County Clerk be directed and au.
thorized to draw orders on the County
Treasurer In tine payment OF the
cost of said road upon receipt OF
tented bills properly approved by
the state division of highways.
All of which Is respectfully sub,
mitted.
A, L, TRuMBo. 81
."" +. Chairman.
. JOHN O'DONNELL,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Bridges Desired in Grovetand Town
shin NlF.

II, :. Ensign, Town C!eriy Of Grov,
land Township, presented communities
ton with reference to three bridges
badly in need OF in Groveland Town
ship. and on motion OF supervisor
Charley. and seconded same was re-,
terred to lie Roads and Bridges Com
mittaa
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
FL las LARSON,
Chairman
, JOHN O'DONNElI.,
FRED SCHE.RER,
VI. ]. CHARLEY.
w, & FARLEY ,e


On motion OF Supervisor Larson. an,
seconded, the report was adopted by
The following vote:
Ayes: Andrews. Bell. Breuer, Rreu
ming. Bronson, Cailagan. Charlie;
Chris tian, Clark, Connerton. Dalber
nriscoll, Doyle. Eells. Farley. Farm
worth, Goedtnel Hawley. Healy Hill
Hearty, Hunter, kastenbein, kelley
Kuhn, Langley, Larson, Lewis. Mar.
shall Ni-schelm O'Donnell, pooI,
Richey, Rogers. Scherer, Seipp. Sha-
densack, Spencer. States. Stobs,
Trumbo. Tadych, Willsey. Wylie,
Jockey. Zolpher .t
Nays: None ..-.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Chances al County Earn.

Your committee alsO desires to re-.
port that they have carried otu the
orders OF the board regarding changes
recommended ny Hfhe' $tatt inspector,
as far as they We're able with tn.
money on hand and expect to com
plete the work soon
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Diversion OF Funds,

Moved by Supervisor Richey, and
seconded. that the matter OF diversion
OF funds from one account 20 another
be referred 10 the Judiciary Commit,
tee and County Attorney. 90
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

hauling
rrnr shop
Knowles
M
7 iontH
ottawa civ
q
&C seeds
Home
Court
Scherer building
Chicago Retort
Rradsh lumber .............
Jr
EredW 23V6
S24s94l
Approved: $2,4s94 - AXE4 IEIBERG Auditor,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Underground Pipino.

We have also had considerable re
pairing and rebuidings,. done on tn
underground piping dt the Connt
Farm and replaning of covering or
asWe, Bills for the same. are rennG.
Okt as Il part Of our report.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
MONDAY A. NJ. SEPTEMBER 1874
1919

Board met pursuant 10 Adjournment
with all members presen, with tn"
exception oi Supervisors Doyle. Harri.
son Holland. Reed and Smith
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06

iiealy. Hin. Hearty. kastenbein. Kef
ley, Langley, Larson, Lewis Marshall
Nitschelm. ODonnell. Pool. Reed
Richey. Rogers. Scherer, Seipp. Shad
cnsack. Smith, Spencer. States, Stohs.
Trumbo Tadyah. Willsey. Williams
Winans, Jockey. Zolpher
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
ApproprIatjorx and Tax Lew

Appropriation and ,ax levy was read
and on motion OF Supervisor Charley
and seconded was laid over until
Monday -nf ~ ".9
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-06
Fees and Salary Committee.

Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board of Supervisors
Your Committee on Fees and Sal
aries would respectfully report that
they have examined the matter OF sal,
airy CT stenographer and court re-
portef of Probate Court, presented be-
tore them, and recommend the follow
ing:
That the salary OF StenOgrapher and
court reporter for Probate Court b.
fixed at the sum OF Nine Hundred Do.
lars per annum. payable monthly on
an order from the County Clerk That
the above salary be in force from AMI
after the first Monday of september.
1919.
All OF which is respectfully sub.
mitted