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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-07-03
NEW OFFICERS
ARE NAMED By
SCHOOL BOARD

The members Of the Nenana
school board met at the schoolhouse
last. night for the purpose Of reor-
ganization, the retirement of GER
tain of the members and the ex-
piration of the terms of others ne
cessitating the selection of a new
board of officers. All the members
of the new board were present, with
the exception of George w. PEN
nington, who has not yet returned
from the Outside.
Robert Joseph Diven, new men,
Der, was elected president of the
board, to fill the vacancy caused by
the retirement of Mrs. Sweeney, who
has served in that capacity since the
organization of the school district.
John H. Scott was reelected secre-
tary, and George w. Pennington was
reelected treasurer. Carl Schmidt
is the new assessor of the board,
taking the place of Mrs. Ellenson,
who retired from the board some
time ago to 60 Outside.
The collection Of taxes, under the
provisions of the new law passed by
the last legislature, was assigned to
j. A. Slippern, by appointment, with
instructions to start the work i'm
mediately. The law in question, a
review Of which appeared in the
columns of The News some time
ago, provides for the collection of a
tax of IS from every male resident
of the territory, between the ages
Of 81 and so years.
The selection of teachers for the
coming year was made at a previ-
Gus meeting of the board, the men,
bers having been unanimous in their
decision to re-employ Miss Luella
Shaffer as principal and Mrs. NJ. A.
Scha effer as teacher of the lower
grades. Whether or not a third
teacher will be engaged will depend
entirely upon developments of the
next few weeks. The selection of
a janitor has also been deferred
until later meeting.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-07-03
HANEY REPORTS
ROAD BE1IEREO
BY RECENT AID

''All that the mining men of the
Kantishna want" said James Haney,
the other day, to representative
of The Nenana News, sis a chance
to land supplies somewhere near
their property at a reasonable cost.
Given that chance, they will soon
show what kind of a camp they
have over there"
Mr.. Haney, who recently acquired
a number of options on some prom
Using properties in the Kantishna
country, and who now has a force
of men engaged in development
work, was in Nenana several days
ago, enroute to Fairbanks with sam
Piles of rock which he will have
assayed at the government testing
Office in the upper town. He ex-
poets to return to the diggings with.
in few days.
THE recent improvement of the
pack trail from Roosevelt to Moose
creek, a distance of twenty miles,
shows what can be done in the way
of reducing hauling costs by the
judicious expenditure of a few dol
lars" continued the mining man.
Before this work was done it was
a task to get across the country
Now our horses are packing 200
pounds each and making round
trip between Roosevelt and our
camp, 10 miles beyond Moose, every
five days.
Mr.. Haney says that the trail has
made the development of his prop
critics possible on a small scale.
Without it, he could do nothing
with still better trail he could do
much more, and so could all the
other mining men in that district,
he points out. He believes that a
wagon road could be built between
Roosevelt and Moose for $4,000
which would enable the miners of
the kantishna to take their outfits
into the district at greatly reduced
cost during the season when grub
is most needed. Such a road"
he says, would actually serve the
needs of the district until sufficient
showing has been made to convince
Congress of the need of a perma-
nent wagon road from the heart of
the district to some point on the
railroad"
A wagon road feeder. connecting
the Kantishna with the railroad
would cost a quarter of a million
dollars, which is a larger expendi-
ture than can be obtained through
the regular channels Both Mr.
Haney and Divisional Road Commits
sioner Sheldon, who was in Nenana
last week looking into Kantishna
road needs, agree that a special
appropriation will be necessary and
that temporary relief in the shape
of a less costly road from the Kan.
tishna river to Moose creek should
first be sought.
Mr. Haney has a force of fou.
men at work on his properties or
the divide between Eureka and Fri.
day creeks, and at the time he came
out the shaft had reached dept
of 25 feet. Two horses are being
used to pack supplies to the camr
from Roosevelt landing. Later If
the season, more men probably vii
be put to work, and eventually Mr.
Haney expects to employ large
force.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-07-03

The Cascade Laundry has plenty
of hot soft water at all times. New
bath rooms, fully equipped and san.
itary, with special rooms for ladies.
You get rebate with $3.50 laundry,
which applies on bath, or pay Soc
per bath.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-07-03

Heimberger's Cascade Laundry has
just been renovated. Has sanitary
baths and furnishings. Shampooing
and electric drying speciality.
Terms reasonable.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-07-03

xenana. Where Rails and Rivers Nee,
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-07-03

Flesh garden seeds, just arrived.
Fowler & Morris.
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1919-07-03

Calling Cards printed to order or
short notice at the News Office.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

To'al receipts and oxppn.
-, "''urea ''.', S3,lhl.i0 s2.i92 80
Iotil expenditures paid ont
by John f. Buchner. Record
tr by salary as Recorder
FOR SIX months ending May
"' ~" ''''. .,..",,.,.....Sl.O 900. O0
bS deputies salaries for six
months ending May 81.
wv '''.. ',..,..,....... l.2G9."J
o'oh'pS '''''' ............. l005i
'-"i'tSS go. '',.,..,..,,.,... r 10
Ieiephone and telegraph .... ia
Laundry '''' ''........... coo
nta'o"erN ana supplies .,... 27.tG
typewriter reuairs ...s... oo.s-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Recapitulation.

'tl'i CREEK = ~
Peru ...... ....... lis o,
Richlund ... u
Rutl.ud TN
south Ottawa 229 T.
Troy Grow. ,-r,
Uuca qa :,
se sX-sa .,
Township nhvs{ria,. a.- 81
Moved hy Spneryisnr rarnevor,l
and seconded tha, ,ha ranor, n,
adopted which was carried ny ,ha fo,
lowing vote.
Ayes R,u Rrauar Rrouning Prom.
son. Burns Ca,laoh,n Charley rhrts.
,ian rIark cn,,nar,nn p,,,l.. nat.
con uoyIa Dunn t.lls Ear,ev t,rr..
worth Co4d,nar Han uaulo,. lf..aI,.
Hill Hearty Holland uunt.r Kas,an.
tein Kelley knhn Ianplav owls
Marshall Nitchalm onorn.u Poo,
Reed Richey. Roger. Sainn Sh,dar.
sack Smith Snancar Stntes S,ohe
prumbo Ta1ych Wiusav Williams
Winans Wylie and Yo,key
NAYS. None
Benefit for Blind Allowance
Moved bv Superyisor Charley and
seconded rha, tho ,natter nf pro.,t,r,,
aid to the blind AZ ia the ,mount ,,e
should allow be- referred To the rudi.
riary Committee Stata Chariti.e r,on,.
mirtae and Comfy ATTORNEY car.
ried
Memorial William DrakeW
Moved bv Supervisor Spencnr ana
seconded. that the Memorial Commn.
tee draft resolutions of resyect ac.
count of the death of ey-Super,isor
William Drakply of Manlms township
now deceased. Carried.
Memorial James w. Stevenson.
Moved by Supervisor Hill, ana sec.
onded. that the Memorial Committee
draft resolution of respect account of
the death of ok Supervisor Jane, w
Stevenson of otter Creek town shin
now deceased Carried
Constable ManIius Township,
Moved by Supervisor Spencer fbat
the matter of appointing a constable
for Manlius township BE- referred to
the Judiciary Committee and County
= ''o' n'S' '"r'''"
o' "''0" ~ Nou'e '0use'
'u'y 3''' 's'9'
Mo'eo ny supervisor farhSWof'n'
h"n He'o''uou' tHA' 'ne Hherl" anu '"'
""''' h"l'"'''sH committee oe 'hN'S' /
ed win 'he power 10 eXpehh not 10
exceed s'"'o0 'or "e'ora,'"h OF 'o"f'
mousse pu''u'hs LOT ce'eprauoh July .
''n' ''i'' "h''H was carried ny the
'o'I""'hs vote
ayes hreu'r' hre"hihg' hrohSoh'
'"s"an' 'hrlS'lah, 'lafk' conner
'on, ''"o'r' hllS'oi' DOW DUNN
'eiiS' 'ar''E' fafhS"or'h' "oeather'
''''' ''""' es' ''ealS' nm 'o'''N' nor
anu i'""'''' N'S'e"oeih' NeIi'N'
y ""n' ,'"'sie'' arson LOWS VA,
'n"''' N'-''ei"'' y p"hhtti' f"ol Keel
H'"es' n"se'S' >e'pp' 9i'adehSa'k'
,''','", 'p'n,r' 7'',.S ''"oS' ! r,''hoo'
auy'"' u'H'S' "'illa'hS' "h'ahS'
" '''o "''" '''"'''
Nays >o"e'
Adjournment Of Meeting.
Moved by Supervisor Dunn. and sec.
,nded that we do now adjourn until
y. m this day. Carried
FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1919.
Afternoon Session.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Win all members present except Su.
,eryisOrs Andrews, Dayy, Spencer,
states and Iolper.
Records.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06


Par. :. Sec 2iG, Chapter %. REVISE.
Statutes o. Illinois, by act approved
May It'll, 1903, and as amended by az
approved June 18th, 1915, in fore
July lst, 1913, provides THAT all mal'
persons over the age OF twenty on
cd years, and all female persons
over he age Of eighteen lS) yeas
VINO are declared to be blind In tn
manner hereinafter set forth, and whi
come within the provisions of this act
shall receive as benefit one hundre,
and fifty dollars ($l50.00) per annum
payable quarterly, upon warrants prop
erly drawn upon the treasurer of tn
county OF which such person or per
sons are residents
GEORGE +. BELL.
Chairman.
FRANK f. RICHEY
JOHN WYLIE.
ELMER f. ROBERTS,
County Attorney
Moved by Supervisor Bell. and see
)nded, that report be adopted, which
vas carried by the following vote
Ayes: Bell, Breuer, Breuning, Bron-
son, Charley. Clark, Connerton, Dau-
Der, DriscoIl Doyle, Dunn, Eells, Far
ley, Farnsworth, GOedtncr, Hall, Haw-
ley, Healy Hin, Hearty. Holland,
iunter, kastenbein Kelley, Kuhn,
Langley, Larson, Lewis, Marshall,
Nitschelm, O'Donnell Pool, Reed,
Richey, Rogers, Seipp, Sjadensack,
Smith, States, tSobs, Tadych, VIII
sey, Williams, Wylie, Winans
NoyS None.
States Attorney Report.
Mr Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board Of Supervisors:
Your Committee to settle with the
tate's attorney would respectfully re-
port that they have examined the
books OF the states attorney from De
'ember LIST, 1918, to June LIST, 1919
md find as follows;
Amounts Of fines imposed 81. SAB
States attorneys fees earned 1870
States attorneys fees collected 100
Fines collected NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 93
We further find that all fines and
.ees collected by the states attorney
rom December LIST, 1918, to June LIST,
1919, have been paid to the county
treasurer.
All Of which is respectfully submit
ted
BERNARD DOYLE
FRANK REED
f, b. WINANS.
l.. H. SHADENSACK.
Committee.
Dated at Ottawa Illinois, this 18th
lay OF June. A. ID. 1919.
Approved June 9Th, 1913
AXEL HEIBERG, Auditor.
Moved by Supervisor Doyle, and
seconded. the adoption Of thereport
'arried.
Insurance.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Insurance
'laims beg leave to report that they
ave examined all claims presented
before them. and recommend the pay
nent of the following. and that the
Jerk be directed TO issue orders for |
he several amounts To the several |
tO-Wit.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06


We also visited Shabb0na Par; and
beg to report that the buildings will
soon be in need OF repairs The
grounds are In fair order.
All Of which is respectfully sui
mitted,
+. J. MARSHALL.
W K. POOL.
{. c. KELLEY
Moved by Supervisor Marshall. and
seconded, that report be adopted.
which vas carried by the following
vote
Ayes: Bell. Breuer Breuning. Rron.
son, Charley, ConnertOn. nauber nris-
coll, Doyle, Dunn, Eells FARLEY, Farms
worth. Goedtner, Hall. Hawley. Healy.
Hin, Hearty, Holland, Hunter. Hasten.
bein, Kelley, Langley, Larson, Lewis.
Marshall, Nitchelm. OUonnell. Reed.
Richey, Rogers Seipp, Shaiensacl:,
Smith. spencer. STA es. Stohs Trambo.
Tadych WiIlsey, Williams, WiuaA}
and Wyle.
Nays. None
Memorial-WiIliam OrakeIey.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board Of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Memorial would
respectfully report tina they have ex.
the matter Of memorial 70,
William DrakeleY presented betoro
them, and recommend the following
AZ" informed Of the death o. William |
I'rakeley, who passed away during the |
present year We hereby express ON
deepest sympathy to his berelyed /
family
Mr. Drakeley served faithfully for
five years, from 1850 to 1889. as a |
member of the board, and always had
the affairs Of the county in mind
Therefore be il resolved, That a
cosy Of these resolutions be entered .
upon the records of this bear and .
hat copy thereof be forwarded to
the family Of the deceased
All of which is respectfully Sub
mittcd.
f. J, MARSHALL.
W. r. POOL.
G. G. KELLEY.
Moved by Supervisor Marshall and
3"conded, that report be adopted
which was carried by a unanimous
standing vote.
Memorial-James w. Stevenson.
Nr, Chairman and Gentlemen, Of the
Board Of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Memorial would
respectfully report that they have ey
imined the matter Of the memorial
or James w Stevenson, presented be.
ore Them. and recommend the follow
ng:
Whereas, With deepest sorrow We
ire informed of the death of James
\. stevenson, who passed away dur.
ng the present year; we herebr eX-
res our deepest sympathy TO his be
'eaved family
Mr., Stevenson served faithfully for
bout twenty years as IA member OF
his board and always had the affairs
II the county in mind
Therefore be il resolved That n
opy of these resolutions be entered
pen the records OF this board and
hat a copy thereof be forwarded to
he family OF the deceased
All Of which is respectfully sun.
litted,
r. ]. MARSHALL.
w. r. POOL
&. C.. KELLEY.
Moved by Supervisor Marshall, ami
oconded, that report he adopted,
'hich was carried by unanimous
landing vote:
Blind Petition Matter Ralph Ucron
% the Honorable. the Chairman an
Members of the Board of S"uer. /
vsors of the County of La Sale
and State of Illinois
Your Committee on Judiciary ana
Cunty Attorney, to whom was re-
FRED the matter OF the petition OF
alph Ugron for relief on account OF
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Benefit for Blind Allowance.

Moved by Supervisor Charley. and
seconded that the matter of eraIting
aid to the blind as 10 the amount we
should allow be- referred to the Judi
ciary Committee, State Charities com.
m,tee and County Attorney. car.
ri,6
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

ALBERT BREl ER
MICHAEL s. DRISCOI l..
f +. STATES.
r. b. WILLIAMS.
H. II. WILLSEY.
{. c. KELLEY.
ClIAS. SEIPI'
Your committee finds that ,hern iy
Que the Probate Clerk the sum of
Sl2t 90 for attendance in the prohg,,
count for Ia days at $500 per daf.
ANA We recommend that an order be-
drawn IN the County Treasurer foo
the said amour. Of slG2 90. payable 10
the Probate Clerk.
ALBERT BRErER
MICHAEL S. DRlSCOL'
f +. STATES.
T. b, WILLIAMS.
II. II. WlILSEY.
{. G. KELLEY.
CHAS SElpr
Moved by Supervisor Breurr and
seconded, the adoption or repor,
which was carried by the followi,p
vote:
Ayes; Ben, Breuer Brouming. Rrrn.
son, Clark, Connerton, Dauher. Dris.
coll Doyle, Dunn, Eells, Farley, Farm.
worth, Go"dtner, IIall Hawlcy. Healy.
I'ill Hearty Holland. Hunter HASTEN.
bein Kelley Kuhn, | aneley. Larson.
Lewis, Marshall. Nitchelm, ODonueIl
Reed hichey Rogers, Scipp, Shader.
sack, smith, Spencer. Stobs. Trumbu.
Iadych Willsey. Williams ana
Winana
Nays. y ne
sherlhs Report.
Report for Six Months End
Ing June lst, 1919.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

Printing.
Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF tra
Board of Supervisors.
Your Committee on Printing Claims
eg leave to report that they have cX-
amlhed all claims presented before
them, and recommend the payment IF
the following, and that the clerk be
directed to issue orders for the sey-
eral amounts to the several claimants.
to-Wit:
Names, For what Amt. allowed
Free Trader Journal PRINTING H.,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
xppD ~
F',.- 81 I
Troy Grove.

Snort n kammerer, groceries, 45O(
Utica.
Landers n Sheehy. groceries, 23.5.
+ ID CLANCY, groceries .,. 20 O(
81 Mary Hospital, services. 200,
Or }. $. Autle. medical serv-
ices ..,,...,,.,........ $500
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

SZ,iyZ -
Total receipts for six months
ending May ii. 1919. ......S3l6l. -
IotaI expenditures paid by
John +. Buchner for six
months ending May 81,
1919, including Recorders
salary, deputies salaries. in.
clu"htals 49,. ............,. 2,4y2.1J
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Township Physicians

ToWhsHIp Physicians.
- - 'ohl"y Bruce ...,....S 4U.DJ
Ellen A Richards, Bruce. 1000
Geo A. Deus, Eagle ....... 1000
T. l. Gobl". Earl ......,.... 1900
j. r, Crowley, La Sale ...... 100. 90
T.. V. Smith, Manlius .....,.. S.63
VI r.. Blanchard, Manlius... 4ID
J, W, Landgrai, ManIus..... 12.2p
J. w Edwards Mendoza 25.0o
W a. Pike, Ottawa .,....... 5000
{ HattOn. Peru ........... "a. 90
VI r. Dorsey, Otter Creek 1919
", y. Sterlett, Rutland ..... 1879
W. A Pike, South OTTAWA. l2.a1.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

line Of the Village of Utica, in Sec
ton 5, being the public highway run
ming north out of Utica, in Township
80. north Range 2, in said La Sale
County, aud running thence straigh,
north for IA distance OF about eleven
miles to the Village OF Triumph. In
said La Sale County, and that point
connecting with route "a at or near
the Village Of Triumph and tlenc,
following eaStwardly over said route
"a until II connects with said goute :,
IA short distance east OF the Village
Of Triumph, ana thence continuing
north over said route . as heretofore
laid out.
Also that route No. 9B be extended
one mile west to connect with the pro,
posed route as laid ont above.
Also that upon the change being
made as indicated above that part OF
route No. . as originally laid out and
relocated as shown above be aban-
uoned
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
CHAIRMAN.
r. p. NITCHtTIM.
Approved SOB 80

ANEL iIElBERG, Auditor.
Moved by Supervisor Dunn. and sec.
onded. that report be adopted, which
was carried by the following vote:
Ayes: Bell. Breuer, Breuning. Bron.
son, Charley, COnnerton, Dauber, Dris-
coll, Doyle, Dunn, Eells. Farley. Farms
worth, Goedtner, Hall, Hawley. Healy.
liill, Hearty, Holland, Hunter. HASTEN
bein. Kelley, Kuhn, Langley. Larson.
Lewis, Marshall, Nitchelm O'Donnell.
Pool, Reed Richey, Rogers, Seipp.
ShadonSack, Smith. States. Stobs.
Trumbo, Tadych, Willsey. Williams,
Winans. Wylie
NAYS. None
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

ports the following receipts and eY.
pehditnres in the office OF the Re
corder Of Deeds OF La Sale Coun. y
from Dec %, 1918. to May 3lst. 1919.
both inclusive, as temized account
which appears on record in the re-
spectiye entry books of said Office OF
all instruments and approved of by
committee to settle with the County
Recorder, AZ the June, 1919, meeting
OF SAID Board OF Supervisors.
Receipts for recording instru-
ments doc. Nos. from
1879 TO l52G52, both in
elusive, and marginals, re-
leases and certificates 80. 81 ,l61 30
Total number OF Instruments
from Dec. 2, 1913, to and in
Guiding May 3lst, 1919, 1856
This includes all soldiers
discharges, numbering 562
BY salary AS Record for six
months ending May 3lst,
1913 -. ...,....,......., $4,000
Salaries to deputies for six
months ending May 3lst,
1919 80. 49,. ............ 1.2G9 -
Expense account;
stamps SlVD.oo
EXPRESS 49,. ......... 5.lU
Telephone and tcle,
graph ,.........,,.. 40
Laundry 49,. ........ 600
Stationery and supplies 80
Typewriter repairs ,.... 1851
Deiici' in December re.
port 80. ......,,.... 3lI
- 22353
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Memorial William DrakelY-

Moved by Supervisor spencer. and
seconded that the Memorial Commit
tee draft resolutions of resyec. &C
count of the death of ey Supervisor
William Drakely of Manlius township
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Drainage County Home.

Nh Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board OF Supervisors:
Your Committee on County Home
would respectfully report that they
have examined the matter OF repair,
Ing the tile drain at the County Farm.
presented before them, and recon-
mend the following:
According 10 a contract existing be.
tween the county and the Ottawa
Silica Company. il i provided that
when the outlet drain, used in com
mon by them, needs repairs, the eX-
pense OF such work should be borne
equally by said parties, and We Their
tore lind that the following amounts
should be paid by the county ami rec.
ommcnd that the County Clerk be Ia.
stlucted o issue warrants for the sew
'ral amounts to the re- trctiyo claim
ants. t0-Nit,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
Memorial.

Your Committee on Memorial WOuli
respectfully report that they have Wis
tied the grave Of William r ddicll and
find the same in most excellent condi-
ton. We also visited the Comfy
Cemetery and find the same in good
condition. The record books Of the
lots in said cemetery are being prop
erly kept, all burials being prompt,
entered and indeXed therein We rec
oinmend To your honorable body ,hat
numbered markers be bought and USED
hereafter in this cemetery to identify
the occupant of each grave
We also visited ShabbOna Parn aud
beg to report that the buildings will
soon be in need OF repairs The
grounds are In fair order
All OF which is respectfully sui
mitted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06

l9l9, including Recorders
salary, deputies salaries. in.
cldehtals 49,. .............. 2,492 /
Balance due La Sale
county ....... ....$ $685.
me balance due has been paid owe
to Geo. NJ. Reynolds, County Urea,
nfer, as per receipt OF said Count
Treasurer herewith attached
JOHN +. BUCHNER.
Recorder
state Of Illinois. La Sale County-s.
|, John +. Buchner, do solemn
swear tnat the foregoing account is ii
al respects just and true according !,
MY pest kno"ledge and belief. an,
that have neither received directl,
or indirectly, nor directly or indirectl,
agreed to receive or be paid for my
own or anOther'S benefit, any othe,
money aitlcle or consideration than
.herelh stated. nor am entitled to any
zee or emolllment for the period there.
III mentioned other than therein speci.
fled.
JOHN +. BUCHNER.
Recorder.
Subscribed and sworn to before m
thl' l@th uay of June, A. ID. 1919
r. A, FERGUSON,
'@eaD County Clerk.
Approved:
ANEL HEIbltRG, Auditor.
JOHN WYLIE,
A. X. LEWIS.
Auditing Committee.
10 the honorable Chairman and Cen.
tlemen Of the Board OF Super.
vISors of La Sale County and
state Of Illinois,
Gentlemen.
We, your committee Amounted ia
Sctt." with the Recorder, having OK.
alllihed the books of said oftic, from
december :, 1918, to May n. 1919 il.
elusive, an itemized account of which
appears on record in the reSpec,iyu
entry books Of said office. Of All i'm.
S'fuhehts and finds them correct. beg
I'aNe to report as follows. and move
it's adoption.
lt"'"ipis for recording mstru.
m'hts, Doc Nos liHI91 to
l'26'2, both inclusive. and
marginal releases and Ger
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Salaries to deputies for six
months ending May 81.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-06
County Home---On Salary Dave
DORIAN.

Mr. chairman ANA Gentlemen OF The
Board OF Supervisors;
Your Committee on County Home
would respectfully report thar AZ THAR
May meeting Mr. Dave Dorgau, the
farmer a. the home, came before than
and said that uness his wages were
raised from $4,000 to $40. 90 per month
ne would quit on June LIST. and that
your committee, after due considera.
non, authorized the superintendent To
pay him the wages until further no.
tiCe
your committee now asks that the
BOARD approve OF their action In this
matte.
All OF which Is respectfully suh.
mitted
JOHN O'DoNNELL.
Chairman. 1