Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-29


CallaEan, Charley, Christian, ClarK,
Connerton, Dauber, Dayy. Driscoll
Doyle, Dunn, Eels, Farley, Farms.
worth, Goedtner, Hall, Ilawley, Healy,
Hin. Hearty, Holland. Hunter, Kelley,
Kuhn, Langley, Larson, Lewis, Mar.
shall, Nitchelm, ODonneil, Pool, Reed
Richey, Scherer, Seipp, Shadensack,
Smith, Spencer. States, Stobs, Trum-
bo Tadych, Willsey Williams, Win
ans. Wylie and Yockey.
Nays None.
Committee to Settle With the County
Recorder and County Attorney on
Deputy Recorders Petition.
TO the Chairman and Gentlemen Of
the Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee to Settle With the
County Recorder, to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of Mr. Frank c.
Weber deputy recorder, for an in
crease in salary, would respectfully
report that they have examined the
matters set forth in said petition and
believe that Mr. Weber is entitled to
an increase; however, at the Decem-
Der, 1918, session of this board reso
luton was duly adopted authorizing
John f. Buchner. County Recorder,
to employ whatever extra help would
be required, and account for such ex-
penditure in regular form in his next
report. We therefore recommend that
Mr.. BuChner increase the salary of
Mr.. Weber to a sum not exceeding
$1,000 per month, beginning March
Isl, 1920, and that he be allowed
credit in his next report for such in
crease, pusuant to the above men
toned resolution.
A. r. LEWIS.
l.. II. CALLAGAN.
+. J. MARSHALL.
WIN HOARTY
BERNARD DOYLE.
Moved by Supervisor Lewis, and
duly seconded, the adoption of report
which was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes Bell. Breunng, Bronson,
Callagan, Christian, Clark, Connerton
Dauber, Davy. Driscoll, Doyle, Dunn.
Eells, Farley, FarnsWorth, Goedtner.
Hall Hawley, Healy, Hill, Hearty, Hol-
land Hunter, Kelley, Kuhn, Langley,
Larson, Lewis, Marshall, Nitchelm,
ODonnell, Pool, Richey, Scherer,
Seipp, Shadensack. Smith, Stobs, Ia
dych, WilIsey, Williams, Winans,
Wylie and Yockey.
judiciary Committee Report and
County Attorney Report on George
Milton and Ben Snyder Families.
To the Honorable Chairman and Mem
bers of the Board of Supervisors;
Your Judiciary Committee and
County Attorney, to whom was re.
ferred the two notices from S. NJ.
Henderson, County Clerk of De kalb
County, relative to the removal from
De kalb County of the alleged pau
pers, George Milton, wife and chill
dren and Ben Snyder, wife and chill
drcn, would respectfully report that
such notices are given pursuant to the
provisions of section Is Of chapter
l07, which reads as follows:
IF any persons shall become
as paupers in any county
or town, who did not reside there
in at the commencement of twelve
months immediately preceding his
becoming so charegable, but did at
that time reside in some other county
or town of this state, it shall be the
duty Of the County or Town Clerk
as the case may be. to send written
notices by mail or otherwise, to the
County Clerk of the county in which
the paupcr so resided, or if he hen
resided in a town supporting its own
poor, to the town clerk Of such town,
tho thnrjttaG n
such county or town to remove said
paupers forthwith, and to pay the ex-
penSes accrued and to accrue in TAX
ing care Of the same; and such county
or town, as the case may be, where
such paupcr resided at the commence
ment of the twelve months imme-
diately preceding such person becOm-
ing so Chargcable as a pauper, shall
pay to the county or town so taking
care of such paupcr all reasonable
charges for the same. and such
amount may be recovered by suit in
any court OF competent jurisdiction. ="
The notices state that said Snyder
and family at the commencement of
twelve months Immediately preceding
their becoming so Charcgablc resided
at Ottawa, and previous to that time
in Marsolllcs and the said Milton and
wife at said time resided in Marseil-
les
In my judgment, in the event OF
commencement Of suit by said D."
kalb County, a judgment could be re
covered for all reasonable charges for
taking care of said alleged paupers,
according to the statute above quoted