The Ottawa free trader. [volume], April 09, 1887, Image 2

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BOARD 01' SUPERVISORS.
, Retard of the Proeeedingn, Ortkn nnd .'
lAutwii of the Hoard of Suprmor f
la Salle i'oonly and State of llliwi, ut
o Speeinl Term thereof, eommemrd mot
held ut the Court limine, in ottaira. in mud
County, on Monthly, the '21st day if Manh,
a. l 17. .
The lMwrd met puivimiit to mlj uirninerit
ami was chINI Mortier hy tlo rlHtlrmmi.
Th following iiiriuler.s responded to
their nunes:
AniliTMin, A Ut Adams.
llriiii:tii. Kenton. Up. ui
Killi'iitirniKl. A Hhii-i
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JJliiumore. tV .1, M-roien,
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IW)IT, Will I, lllta i.
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H.cKo't. L II. In Drove.
Supervisor 'Jifi'ii lnT" t'Mik tli chair.
On liu'l'in !' Mi;rviMr lver, th
reou'.H "I he ii-ri il ninii. IiI1 Mi-feiu
Lit iM'l., l?-", nu t I-Vtji uuiy :: I, 17, vvere
approval.
rii;iir;uin Lev. Is lit-re resinned tliMrhnlr.
Tim fnilm mi.' ri-i.'l!i?inii. t iT-red ly fi
pervivr Fii !i'l, win iiilnpH'tl ;
Jl-s"'nd, Tl'nt the cMiiiiiiittsje to set'le
n-lfli i..,llntv lilllitT-i uinl II No witli tin-
fount)' tn'urv ' lii-ri-h) iintructfl ii"t j
Tn Hi-iflt wi'ii v nf "ti'l iillii t'r.i If tin')
III ! T! it tll'll ll fik- Ikivh fl.it tlfl'll kfi ll I
mi tu J iv.-. mill it i.i ii-ti'tl Ii tin-'
l; mril nf filjfVIif, Ull'l Hut to ll-r illl j
liit-ii I Unit imy Ml try iinil !) ptii! unfilj
tlir lio"k ?imll t) in ronfurmlty 'virii tii-
In ud ii rt'irie.t'il by tlif IJ mr.lul M.
jutrvlsori.
Oo motion T S-i;tvIt '.uh- oil t'lll-
oJn.t tliM 1 illiltl lirfO'flff'l tlV Wl'.llll'H
lny umriiiiif; "''-vi ohi vh1 n'tiTred t
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Ui annrojiri'iTe lonnniin-e iwi u: in
L-i.P litor ii il!l l, flrilr.imn rotnmi'tiMi
' on vuTji: iiMiMiiv. hii'iimitt-.l the follow.
Inn TT'irt, Willi fi wuh iiiJoitMj :
Jr ri,'rii,n,,dc.: Vulir ci'Tllll'.ltfi'f ( li
jiubllo biiildloni woul 1 reHpefttuIly rr-port
tint, la Hicorduiice wltu tde Instructions
if this lloni-l, ut Its PwfinlirT se-cinn,
!S(I. they liMve Iinured the cnuutv )luin
V the amount of $l".o(xi, in K'K"'-r' --lioui-ble
coiupatiies for the term of the yenrs,
thcreliy nfcurinc the lon! term rate of three
per rent for Jive yeitr-. The ri.tk li ts l.t-eii
divided BIlloiiL' t'Vfli fi llipilili'M, and the
policies are now on file In tlieclerii'sol'icf.
We would therefor riH-oiiiii.i'U I that the
clerk l au;horifil to draw order tm th
treasury lu tavnr f the foll iwlnp compan
ies for the amount of the premiums on
liieir reiecm ? pom ies, xo u. ;
Phu olx of Hartford. .
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.KtOi of Hartford
I'b'rnlx of Brooklyn
Imperial of Imilon
Aumlcan of Phil ulelphia. . .
Springfield of M -it-ai liu-tt.
Continentjl of New York
Total l
All of w hich Is respectfully ubmitted.
A. T. tiKiKFiN, Clialrman.
ll Faiinpwoiitm.
Petitions from C. J.Curyea, of Ottawa,
and O. 1'. Howe, of Ilruce, pra)ln(? fcr re
lief from erroneous aaaeaoments, were pre
sented and referred to the committee on
complaints and abatements.
Bupervlwir Jennings preenfed a petition
from the commissi uiers of highways of
Nortuvllle and Mission, praying for an ap
orourlatlon from the county treasury of one..
half the cost of a hilde to built by said
towus across rox river, at or near l.lerd
lng's Mills; and on m tion the same was
referred to the committee on roads ami
brldiren.
On motion of Supervisor (limn, the
Hoard adjourned till ! o clock tomorrow
morning.
Ti esday, March 2:M, 1HST.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
1 'resent sitine. as vesterdav.
The record of yesterday's session was
read and approved.
Supervisor Stevenson, chairman commit
tee on complaints und aliatements, auUmlt
ted the following report which was
adopted :
Jr. Chairman, tf r : Your committee on
complaints and abatements would respect
fully report that they have examined ti e
matter of the petition of A. Muller, assessor
of the town of Ilruce, preseuted before
them, representing the assessment of the
Houtli 20 feet or lot 1, block 23, of the orig
inal plot of Streator, at , ""(), as an error,
and unintentional, and that the assessment
s'aould have been .ViO. Your committee,
from an Inspection of the assessor's book,
and from the evidence of the super
visor of mild town, are satlMied that $.Vi0
Is a fair valuation of said lot, would rec
ommend that the collector of said tow n be
authori.ed to receipt In full on the pay
ment of the taxes on the vuluntlon of .Vi0,
and note on the collector's book the abate
ment of the balance of the tax by order of
this Hoard.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
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Chairman.
Supervisor Hlckok presented a petition
from Franklin (. Keed, praying for the
ruc.otery of bounty offered to volunteer sol
diers by this county in lwi:!, and on motion
of Supervisor llickok, snid petition was
referred t) a special committee of three.
The chairman appointed Supervisors
Uurkharf, Madden and Dunaway as such
tmiw'lnl committee. I
Supervisor Nortor offered the following
preamble and resolution:
W ii mi k as, It Is believed by many mem
bers of this Hoard that 50 ceuts per day Is
In excess of the actual cost of dieting each
prisoner confined In the county jatl; and
Wiikhkvs, The statute provides "that
there, Miall he allowed such compensation
to toner tfui aetunl font p.s may be Mxtd by
the County Hoard;" and
Wiikhkas, Manyof our hoarding schools
furnish building, bed, fuel, light and food
for $2 10 per week, or ISO ceuis per day,
herefore tie It
Itmoteed, That In the future this Hoard
by Its court house and jail committee will
refuse to entertain for payment tiny bill In
excess of HO cents per day for dieting any
prisoner, Iniiu-ive, of washing, mending,
attendance on siclj, shaving, cutting hair or
toe natls.
In other words 30 cpnts per day Is con
bidered by this Hoard just coninenWion to
rover the actual coMs td all the above Items.
V. 11. NiiltloN.
Supervisor Bubeck moved to refer cdd
resolution to the committee on fees and
i'ilarles.
Motion carried by the follow ing vote -.
Ayes Huheck, Hurkirt, C'aiiin. Dresser,
Farnsworth, Gnnmlen, (Jreen, (jrltlln, .len
nlnis, Lauber. Luklns, Madden. Mclntyre,
McLau .hlan, NIchoNon.t LouL'tilin, Heed,
U we, Stevenson, Thonijison,- Wilson, Mr.
Chairman 22.
N'oes Auderson, lUr.ven, Hrennan, Hut-
terfleld. Diiismore. Doyle, Dwyer, Ktd.
tSil.lm. Ulckok, llilleuhraiul. Malerhofer,
Norton. Phillip. Spencer- IS.
O iiiKitlonof Supetvlxor Mclnfyre, the
Hoard adjourned till o'clock r. M.
2 ori o( k v m. TuehMlay, DecS'.'W?.
ISoaid met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as this morning.
Supei visor Norton, chairman committee
to settle with county ollh ers.sulunitted the
following; leport, which was adopted :
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fullv retirt that they have exsmlned the
matter of the expense of traveling bill of
J.awreiice Morriiev presented netore tneni
ami recommend the follow Ing:
That the same be not allowed, for the
following reasons, to wit :
The fees and salary committee having
fixed his trtvel ing ex (lenses at 1..VHJ per
year, such bills must be paid out of and
nt to exceed rnai amoum.
Se-vmthi, Th State pays for conveying
prisoner to the penitentiary ; and persons
not ,aupers are by 1 iw to be transported at
their own or their friends' expend, rtnd ll
papers In traveling expenses not to ex
ceed l.'iOO per ear.
In view of the change made, by the tees
and salary committee in llxing travellaif
expenses of the sheriff at a sum total, we
would recommend that an order be driwii
on the treasury for one half year's allow
ance, f 7 .10, in favor of the' sheriff, for trav
eling expenses, to be accounted for by him
In his semi annual -tatetiietit.
XV. ll. Nokton, Chairman.
Supervisor Fischer, chairman committee
on fees and stlarles, submitted .be follow.
Increput:
Your committee, to whom was referred
the resolution In regard to dieting the pris
oners, would re-pectfully report that In tlx
Ing the salary ol the sheriff at the last Sep
tember meeting of the Hoard they had the
same matter uuder careful consideration ut
that time ; and therefore would recommend
the report of tno fee and salary committee
as adopted by tills Hoard at the last Sep
tember meeting be sustained.
ItespeUfully submitted.
( Fisi iiKit, Chairman.
Said report was adopted by the follow,
ing vote :
Aves Anderson, Hrennan, Hubeck, Bur-
k:rt, Carlin. Dreer, Dwyer, Farnsworth,
Fischer, Ford, (Jransden, tireen, urlillu
Hollecker, Jennings, Lauber, Madden, Mc
lntyre, McLauchlan, O'Loughlln, Keed,
Howe, Stevenson, Thompson, Wilson, Mr.
Chairman 2ii.
N(hs Howen, Hutterfield, Dlnsmore,
tiibhs, llickok, Hillenbrand, Lanf, Maler
hofer, NK holsou, Norton, Philliprt, Spen
cer 12.
The chairman decided that the report of
the fee and salary committee not having
disposed of the resolution, the same was
Mill before the Hoard for consideration.
Supervisor Norton thereupon moved that
the resolution be published nmong the pro
ceedings of the Hoard.
Supervisor Hubeck moved that the resiv
lutlon be laid on the table. Carried by the
following vote :
Ayes Huneck, Hurkart, Carlin, Doyle,
Dresser. Farnsworth, Fischer, Uransden,
(Sreen, Orillin, Hollecker, .lennlngs, Lau
ber, Madden, Malerhofer, Mclntyre, Ale
Lauchlun, Heed, Kuvve, Stevenson, Thomp
son, Wilson 23.
Noes Anderson, Bowen. Hrennan, Hut-
terileld, Dlnsmore, Ford, (Jibhs, Hlckok,
liiiuf, Nicholson, Norton, (Vlioiighlln, Phil
Hps, Sjiencer, Mr. Chairman 1.1.
Supervisor dreen moved that tno tsoard
do now adjourn till 1 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Supervisor Orlllln mored ns an amend
ment that the Hoard adjourn until 8 o'clock
tomorrow morning. Amendment carried.
Motion as amended passvd.
Wkhnesday, March 23d, 1M87.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as yesterday.
The record of yesterday's sessions was
read and approved.
Supervisor Stevenson, chairman commit
tee on complaints and abatements, submit
ted the following reports which were
adopted :
,1r. Chairman, JV : Your committee on
complaints and abatements would respect
fully report that they have examined the
matter of the petition C. J. Curyea, of the
town of Ottawa, presmted before them,
stating that In his assessment for the year
lHH't, under the Item of credits, other than
bank, vVc, lie was assessed 100 per cent on
$2,li00 of credits listed by hi in, Instead of
40 per cent, as other property of the town
was assessed, and asking to have the same
corrected.
An examination of the schedule and as
sessor's book confirm the above statement,
and A. Lock wood, assessor for said town,
duly atlirms that said assessment was made
In em r, and should have been f 1,010, in
stead 2,li00. Your committee do there
fore recommend that said Item of credits
be reduced to $1,011, as prayed for, and the
taxes be reduced correspondingly, and such
reduct'on be noted on collector's book as
abated by the ordei of the Board.
Your committee have also examined the
petition of J. C. Howling, assessor of the
town of Merlden tor the year lino, assert
lug that the assessment of the 7!) 73100
acres s., C, H. A; tj. K H , S. K. ' , section
20 should have been $1,000 Instead of
$l..Vitl, whi.:h was ma le In error, or by
oversight In copviiig; an Investigation of
the assessment of adjoluing property, with
the assistance of the supervisor ot said
town, satisfies your committee that said
assessment was un error, and we therefore
recommend the abatement of one third of
the taxes on said tract of land.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
Jamkh XV. Stkv i nson,
Chairman.
Mr. Chivrman, ifv : Your committee on
complaints and abatements woul l respect
fully report that they have e.xiiiiineil tiie
matter of the petition of .1. K ance, ot
Farm Kid ire, presented before them, and
asking to have refunded to him the sum of
$s 11, being the itniouut paid by him In
redemption of certain lands situated en
ec. s III ll, and sold tor taxes; which sum
he c aiiiM would have been saved to him
bail the lands been properly ilesclil'ed.
Your committee do not find that any of
the lands were doubly assessed, but that
Mr Vance's h-ss arose troni the pivlng'ii
other lands and allowing his own ti be
sold lor tuxes, whl.h a due ile.-ree of
watchfulness on Ids par , In the In-pectloti
of his tax receipts would have prevented,
the cotiii'y being lu no way responsible bT
Ids neglect, or or llie lais (i"ciiiiiiiii!s in
bind can hardly be holding for his losses
thereby. Ymir collllliltfe would therefore
nsk to lie relieved Iroill the luillier cousin-
eration of the subject.
All of vvlilcli is resiectlilliy sunmiueu.
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Chairman
Sn rutrvl si tr Itifkok. chairman committee
on miscellaneous claims, piesented the lid
lowing report, which was adopted :
Mr Chairman, tie.: Your committe on
miscellaneous Claims would respect lull)
repoit that they have examined all claims
piesehteil before, them, und recommend
the payment of the lolhov ing, mi l that the
clerk be directed to Issue irdus for the
several amounts to the several claimants
to wit I
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On motion of Supervisor McLauchlan
the Board ailj uiriied until 1 ::!( r. M.
l:;;o r. m , Al lien ,'.i i, n-s,.
Hoard met pursuant to mlj iui nmeut.
Present sume as this uu ruing.
Supervisor Hubeck ptesented a petition
from the commtssioiiers of highways of
La Salle, praying for an appropriation from
tiie county treasury of one half the cost ot
repairs on the Shippingspoit bridge. In
said town, amounting to JjJ.MO. Said peti
tion was referred to the committee on
roads and bridges.
Supervisor Gallagher resented a peti
tion from the city of Peru, praying for the
correction of an errone ius assessment of lots
I and 5, block id, in old town of Peru. He
ferred to committee on complaints and
abatements.
Jennie H. Mender, of Normal, 111., by
ritircnen (JrkrL's. her attornev. presented
the following petition, which was read:
Mr. Chairman, rc, tiKVi I uiw - i our
petitioner, Jennie K. Meacer, of Normal
II)., would respectfully n-present that she
Is th legal holder of a note of w hich the
following is a true copy, to wit.:
$.1,000. Ottawa, Ii.t.. Jan. ti, '85.
Three years after date, the county of La
Salle promise to pay to the order of Wil
Hum () Moore S.V0O0. nt county treasurer's
olllce, in Ottawa, III , In accordance w ith a
resolutlrn if the County Board at its Hep-
tember session, 1884, value received, With
interest at eight per cent per annum.
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Chalrm in Co. Hoard,
S. W. Raymond, County Treasurer.
Which note was, upon the 18tb day rf
.lima n lHHli. dulv assk'tied to your pe.
titioner, a daughter und heir of raid Wil
liam C. Moore by ,1 Craig Moore and Car
rie L Judd. administrators of the estate of
said William C. Moore.
The luterest noon sa d note was rata to
Jan. 6.' 1K80, but nothing has been paid
thereon since.
Viuir petitioner, therefore, prays that
your honorable body direct tiie payment of
the interest upon mini note.
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Ci-aiiknce UiiKUis, heratt'y.
Supervisor Mclnt)re here tcok the chair.
Kn rierv Isor Norton moved that said peti
tion, together with all other unpaid no'es
against the county, tie reierreu io rne com
mittee on nuance" for Investigation.
Supervisor Fischer m ve(i tne previous
question.
Thn rhulrman announ''ed. shall the main
Question be now put, which was decided In
the affirmative.
T he main question oeiug now iui, n nno
lost.
Th nnestlon reel rr ng on the disposi
tion to be made of ti e petition above pre
sented, on motion of Supeivis.r Green It
was laid on the table u ml utter the com
mittee to settle with comity olllcers has
submitted its report.
On motion ot supervisor riscuer, me
B ard adjourned till s o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Tin usi.tv. March 21, 1887.
Board met pursuant m a ijmiruient. Pres
ent same as yesterday.
The record ot vestcruay ssessiuus nwicn'i
and approved.
Supervisor O'bougldin, ehairrnan commit
tee on pauper claims, submitted the follow
ing report, wliieli was auopieu:
ir, rhntrmnn .I-r: Your committeo on
pauper claims would respectfully report that
they have exauiinea :ue aoi-ouuin m . .
liibson,-county agent, and after carefully
comparing his vouchers wit n same, we iinu
them to be correct. mou accounm r iu
the six months ending March 1st, 1887, and
showinn his receipts and expenditures to be
as follows:
Am't of appropriation made Sept..
ISM!..... $6,000.00
lleceived for produce sold
pasturage 21.00
" from lrs I'yer and Hatho
way (by error) 2-.00
T.huI receipts r,132.75
KM'KMUMTII.S.
Hutu twp 1 1 up con ii I v auenl Sent. 1st.
ists-i ltl.20
Am't expended, as per vouchers,
from ftrptcniber 1st, ISBli, to
March 1st, 1SK7 . 6,7M.7fi
balance on baud March 1st. 1 HH7 H.'l.T'.t
i,ldZ.itl
Your committee would rccOKimead that
there he npiuofiriated the sum of rive thou
sand dollars, to tie drawn in sums of five
hundred dollars, as the county agent may re
quire for ilio maintenance of tho county
asylum.
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
M () l.oi oni.iN, Chairman.
Supervisor Orillin, chairman commiituo on
public tiiiildiniis, submitted die fullowing re
purl, which was adnpiei:
Mr, Clm irmtin, Your comniitleo on
public builvings wuiild respectfully report
i but in acciir nince with instructions ot the
board ut its Pi-ct'iiiber meeting, IHHi), they
liave hud (ilaus prepared for the construction
of a suitable ice house al the county asylum
and invite, I bids for same, and let the con
tract to the lowest responsible bidder, fur
the sum of iii7 (K). The building hm now
been coiiipleit'il in accordance with the plans
uii'l sii'i-itic iiiuns, and to the emire satis
taction of your committee and the work ao
cepted by thorn.
I'liey have also had a corrugate 1 iron ceil
ing placed in the kitchen ot the asylum at a
cost id' ?d'.its7. the work on which has not
been compleiei tu the satisfaction of your
coinuiitiee and has not been accepted.
The contractor is now at the asylum
com filet inn the work, and your couimiiiee
would recommend that, wheu finished in the
nimnier indicated by them and so certified
by the warden, the clerk bo authoriied to
drawn an order on the treasurer in favor of
the contractor for Ilu amount above given.
The following bills presented before your
couimiiiee liave been caretully exaanned,
npppeved, and iluir payment recommended:
. II tiilman, glasH in count litre ut s
ollice S2 50
Stewart tV Jetlrey repairs about
court house T f2
Sanders Itros., plans mi l ci.niiait
lur ice house oOi .00
Sanders Iros., racks and fixtures.. 10.
Thomas lliiith ('olwell. putting in
light in court hou-e and repairs in
probate and county clerk's offices, 40.10
Peter Russell A; Son, uiai trass for
janitor's room 4.00
The following bills have leen paid fr
work ordered by the committee and receipt
ed bills are on tile:
W. II. (lilman, calcimining and
painting ul jail $21 00
W, 11. Oilman, inking down, painting
anil repairing shutters aud var
nishing stairs, railitig and twenty
doors und furnishing material . . . 32 50
0. P. I'.obinett, plastering al jail. .. 20.50
All of whiedi is respectfully submitted.
A. T. (Iui i-kin. Chairman.
Supervisor Sieveuson, chairman commit
tee on complaints and abatements, submit
ted the following report, w hich was adopted:
Mr Chmrmnti, ' lour committeo on
complaints and abatements would respect
ful y report that they have examined the
maiterof the petition of John Schmidt, of the
city ot La Salle, presented before them, and
calling attention to an error in llie assess,
meiit of lot, Kees's addition to La Sille,
for the year of ISSiJ, upon the nflidavit of
the assessor of said town, that he assessed
said lot ut $25. and that by somo error, sup
posed to bo in copying from his field book,
it stands assessed at $125, we, therefore,
recommend the abatement of 80 per cent, of
l lie tax on said lot.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
James W. SrnvKSi-oN, Chairman.
Supervisor Wilson, chairman committee on
state charitable institutions, submitted the
following report, which was adopted:
Mr. ( Itinrmnn, S;r.: i our committee on
slate charitable institution claims would re
spectfully report that they have examined
all claims presented before them, and re
commend the payment ot the following, and
that the clerk be directed to issue order? for
the several amounts to the several claimants,
to wit:
Illinois Industrial School for tiirls,
at South Kvanston, for six girls,
at $10 00 per month $180.00
Illinois Kastern Hospital at Kanka
kee, for firry patients. 283.97
All of which is respectfully submitted.
John P. Wilson, Chairman.
Supervisor Norton, chairman committee to
settle with county officers, submitted the
following report, whicn was adopted:
Mr, Chairman, ,e ; Your committee to set
tie with county officers would respectfully
report dial they have examined the matter
of the bill of court hail iff. 11. C. Stevens, for
services rendered. $180 00, presented before
ihem, and recommend tho following: That
the same be not allowed; and, as our reasons
therefor ipioie from the Cunsiiiiitiuii, Article
10, paragraph 10:
"The County Honi-1 shall fix the cotnpen.
sal ion of all county officers, with the amount
of their necessary clerk hire,, stationery, fuel
and other expenses. And in all cases wjiere
fees are provided for said compensation shall
be paid only out of and snail in no instance
exceed the fees actually collected."
The Hoard, at its September meeting, hav
ing fixed the amount of clerk, deputy or
bailiff and j.iil guard hire for the year at
$ !,ti00. the same must be paid out of said
allowance so made.
81 of 111. Reports, page 551, the Supreme
Court say: "That after the compensation ot
a county ollicer has once been determined by
the board, any subsequent order, so tar as
it may have the effect to increase or diminish
such compensation, is void."
01 of 111. 3:!0 and OS) of 111. 334: "A coun
ty ollicer cannot recover from the county
money expended by him for necessary clerk
hire in excess of allowances for expenses
fixed by the county board."
5 of Hradwell, p. 01 1: "County not bound
to reimburse sheriff for pay of deputies."
8 of lirad , 193, 218 and 216: "Expenses
of the office are not to become a charge on
the county "
But we do further recommend that one
half or $1,800 00 of aforesaid allowanoe be
advanced losaid Lawrence Morrissey, sheriff,
with which to pay said expenses of bis of
fice; that an order be drawn on the treas
urer for that amount, and that the sheriff be
required to account for the same in his first
semi-annual settlement.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. II. Norton, Chairman.
Henry Gins.
W.J. Dwykb.
Supervisor I.ukins, chairman committee
rrtudy ami hriil irpii. Suhmittod the follow.
ing report, which was unanimously adopted:
.Mr. Chairman, ,ye; lour coinmiueo un
mill Id nil 1 bridges would respectfully report
that they have examined the matter of the
petition from the roaa commissioners oi iu
town of La Salle referred to them, praying
for aid in the repairing of the bridge cross,
ing the Illinois river at La Salle, known as
the Shippingsport bridge. We find that said
petitioners have complied with the law. and
that sai l repairs were necessary as stated,
and further, that sal 1 work is being and has
been done. Your committee would recom
mend that the county appropriate the turn
uf one thousand dollars in full towards pay.
for stil w .rk; also that the chairman
appoint a special committee of two (2) mem
hers of this Board to inspect said work as
soon as finished, and upon filing with
the county clerk a report approving
said work, that he draw an order on the
oounty treasurer for the above named sum
of oue thousand dollars, payable to the
treasurer of the commissioners of highways
of the town of La Sall.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
W. II. Ll kins, Chairman.
The chairman appointed Supei visors Doyle
and Uallagher as a com mil tee to inspect the
improvements on said bridge.
Supervisor Norton, cliairninn com mittee
to settle with county officers, submitted
the report of sai 1 couimiitvc un the itivesii
gations, made and being made by them in
I he various county offices.
Supervisor Fischer moved to defer action
on sail report, and that 5,0;0 copies of it be
primed for circulation aiming the ciiizcns
and taxpayers of the county.
Supervisor McLauchlan moved' as an
amendment that the consideration of the re
port and the amendment offered by Super-
Visor Fischer he made a special order of
business for half past oue o'clock this alter
noou. Carried.
On motion of Supervisor Anderson the
board adjourned until half past out) o'clock
V. M.
1:30 i m. , March 21, J887.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment
Present samu as this morning.
Supervisor Fischer withdrew the motion
offered by l.itn during the morning session
to defer action on the report of the com-
mittee to settle with county officers and print
and clrculatefive thousand copies of same.
The question now recurring on the adop
tion of said report. Supervisor Fischer moved
that it he adopted and spread upon the rec
ords of the Hoard. Carried.
Said report is in the words and figures
following, to wit.:
Mr. Chairman, Jre : Your committee to
settle wiili county officers would respectfully
report that they have examice l the matter
of accounting of I. W. Stocksledger, ex pro.
bato and county clerk and find as follows, to
wit :
That be collected fees In the probate court
over and above that which be reported to
the county to the amount of $1 ,271.47. Also
fees in the county court over and above that
which he reported Io the county to the
amount of $)bS25 Also fees on marriage
licenses over and above that which he re
ported to the county to the amount of
$-123.05. Also failing to extend tees collec
ted into the proper column and therehy fail
ing to report the same to the county to the
amount of $0 55. Also collections of fees
on certificates over and above that which he
reported to the county to tho amount of
$57.50 Total amount of fees collected and
not reported to :ounty $2,107.42.
Kihihit ".I,"' thow.ny errors and nhortaja
in acrounli of I'. 11'. StKi-kufriyer.
In account' with P. W. Stocksleger, ex Pro
bate and County Clerk. La Salle county,
to fees collected and not reported to the
county.
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lui Franklin Jackson
114 (I u Jaiotison
ll Chsrles Uixson
121 Clcinence l lrtth
lUi Sauii.el Mooro
137 Veronica Connors
131 John Kiiutzer
1 11 John Hess
1. Ann Wal.lron .
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1S4 John Ite lenhach
191 Jetreraon Urundnge
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IS James Mcllovern
SHI Koheri Knight
Jul Anthony Mulany
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210 Harriet A Fuller
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j (ii I iioii'iit. 1.H rant; v.utiutjr m, i.u .tntic t. t(triy
'inhale t'mii-l.
In the mutter of lunacT. Van Tloren. an exei'utor ot
the last will noil testament of Ansel Ualei Iwiise, de
n ati'il. r. Henry lnitlev. Manel IlinUinaii anil Mi
le rvn (riiileii. I'rtitlun Ji order lu mo nut ttiate to
i"'.'! .rJ:'rrM.... . .
I limn ii'Hiue m ui:rt-i't iitt-ii, unit in iiusniti. t.i a
itei ree elitert d hf KinJ court lu the alsite enntled
pnuw on the 2lst ilny of Mnreh, a. ii. IHS). Llaaae T
Vim l),.ri'ii, en cut., r ut the lrt( will anil ti uliuiient, ol
Anel v nterhouiie. rtt-rensisl, i. on Monday, the asth
day of April, a u Iss", nt the tnmr of eleven u'cliwk Id
llir luiriiiHiii ul .niii iihj, n, -n. - i'. ....... -mm
ti roiirt II. lis-. Ill the nty of tltuiwa. in W iminty of
La Salle, sell at iiiti!le vcniliie. to the hniliesl bidder.
Inrrnsh. all and siinu'ar. the follow iiik nistcrltied real
estate In said decree mentioned, situate. In llie county
of La Salle and mate of Illinois viz.: the runt half (Hi
of hlock lour (4) in 1'iincr's AddlUon MUi-hihI Nidge,
In tin- village I (irnn.l llliiife: tor tne purpose or pay
lux the eitaclea tucnlloni'il In snld w ill.
ISVAo T. VA POKRV.
Dnteil Mnrch ar.th. a. i. Is87.-lw txectitor.
HfVAI. SK'fl'l.ll'.MkN'r. KkTA TR Or
M. UA.SB HtLI.1, I'lt. tsritl'. ."H,". is ... itt.j
Kiven to nil ncmoim tuteresteil In said i slate, that the
liilili-lslHin if, Kxei utur ol the last w ill and testaini'iil
of wild June Kelly, diieiised. will upis-ar helore
the I'mhate Tuurt of the coiinly of L Salle and
Man- ot Illinois, at the County Court House, In Ottawa,
in snlil county, on Monday, the IHiti day of April, a. n.
lss;. for the purpose of renderiiiir an aciount of nui
proi ci'diiii: In the administration ! irnld estate lur the
tllml sell .t-llielit.
Hated al Ottawa, this jMli day of Mnreh. 1SS7.
JOHN KKLLT.
Atti-st: ltKMiV IIki.miu, fcnei-uior.
Clerk I'roliiuc (."iu t La Salle Co.. 111. apr4-3w
NIVI'K l-.s 1 1 tk of John Karnih. Pko'o.
Nniii-e is lu relij Kiven that the undersiKiied, Kx
eeiilor of the last will and testament of John Karnes,
late of the ouiily of La Sulie and mate of Illinois, de
feased, w 111 appear helore the I'roliate Court of mud
county on On- third Monday (lu lus' Uie IMh duyi uf
May. ISS7, ut the I'roliate Court It'ioin, 111 Otlrtwa. In
said county, when and where all persons hnvlii claims
or demands iiKUlust said estate nip untitled to attend
and present the same In w rllinit for ndjustnient.
Dated thin iOlli day uf Marrh. a. n. Ish7.
1'AIKU'K VVIIKLAN.
uirj-3w- F.xecutor.
CLARENCE GKIGQ-S,
Attoriiti nt iinr
STATK OF ILLINOIS. La Stt.l.P CsirvTY-sK.
J'roba'.r I'nuit ill y.ii.Vilif'- County, to tltr. tf.iv
Term, a. u. ISsr.
.IniiiB- Kextoii, Administrator of the Entate of Tl.om
as I'nimer. deeeam d, n. Fawvett Hlunib. n.ivld M. I)a
t is. Adtinnisi ratoi of the Kstute of I'lio.nas Palmer, de
ceased, l'liomas l'trry, JohnC. Ilarloiv. Martini I'umi-
er. Palmi r, and the I nku iwn Widow and
Heirs of Thomas Palmer, decease l.-'rlfloi ''
mil nt'ite tu linn iltliit.
Allliiavil ol the . on reslde icenf David M. Pavls. Ad
miinstratorof the F.ttnte of riioimiB Palmer, deceased,
Martha Palmer mid Palmer; a'o Htlldiivit that
The Unknown Widow an I l iiknowu Heirs of Thonina
Palmer, decenseii, aie imerCBted In the a'mve cause,
i. teiin u.ts nliove li lued. havini! been ll ed lu the ottk
of the clerk of the Piohate Court ol La Suite county,
notice I- lien liv Kiven to the said Il .viil M. Pavln, Ad
iiiln strntor of the Kstate of Thouuui Palmer, deca-ased.
Mariha rainier. Palmer mid The In known
Widow and the Vnknown llelrs of Tluniias Palmer,
deceased, that the ull'l plinntlfT, .laint s exuni. Admin
istrator of the Kstate ot Thomas P.ilnit r. ileit" sed. has
II ed his petition m th mutt Probate Court of La Salle
county for an older to sell land partly paid for by mild
decedent. described an roloa s to wil : Lot number Four
1 1). In lllock frortv-iiln-t I'D. in the tow n of streator. in
Ui Salle count v. Suite of Illinois, ns platted and record
eil In the records ot said county; and that a summons
has been Issued out oi said court injaliiH you. rcturiia
hie ut the Anill term, a. li. 'sS7, of wild court, to be
holdeii on the third Mummy of April, a. n. Is7. at tin
Court House lu Unas a. In La Sal, e r.anity. Illinois.
N-.w, unless you, the said David VI. Hat is. Admin
lstrntor or the Kstate of 'I bonus Palmer, il ceased.
Mal ta i Palmer, Palmer and The Pnknown
WidoAT ami I'nknowii Hel'S i.f Thomas Palmer, de
ceased, shall personally he end appear before said Pro
bate Cuurt ot La sailcc.iuut.v. oil the llral tint of a term
thereof, to tie hidden at. the Court House, In said County
on the third Monday f May ISS7, nnd plead, answer ot
lemur to the said conip nlu tit . petltn n tiled therein,
the same and matters and things therein chanted ami
siati d will e taken as eoiifessed. and ndisT. e euiered
nitiiiiiKt you nceordlnit to llie prayer of Bald bill.
Ottawa, Illinois, Miirth '2!i, ls-7.
HKNItV HKLMIG.
. I'roliate :inrk.
Claris t Gooos. Complt'ii S 'lr. nnr !-4w
TAKE NOTICE.
mam mmm W Pnrr lin H Kvl-s for lintuh-
Ill Xi I,,., I I llr,ilniiss I'lv
Vl Oetl aMI mh' i , ks. und Pekln
1 mmw llnrls ner aelllllS if
shiiiped; $. 1 ..-O If inll'd for. Abo ltronzc Turkey
Ki'trs. s;-.r per settliit! if shlpi:il; s57t If calkua
lor. CUI or address.
' ir.arl!) 6w'
llox ISTO Ottawa, III.
Stoves, Hansen and s-urnaeen Repaired nnd madr
eoiial to new. 1 f ui nlBb repairs for ant tove made In
in the I-. S. A larite stts-R of repairs always on hand,
satisfaction (runrantecd In all enses Second hand
stoves Isiutrht an i Id. PI wlte or ea'l on lllort
(lALLAliHKK. I(r20 LaSalle street, near Wa-himfton
Square, Ottawa, 111. ' eclS
BALDWIN & PRISKLER,
Manufacturers ot flne MA1.1ILE
andUliAMTK
MONUMENTS
Head Stones,
Ami all kinds of CKMKTKHY WORK.
- New and Original Design!
A SI'KriALTV.
Tat I fti Columbus Si., one bio
i nuni of Clifton Huu-I,
OTTAWA. - I .IVNOIH.
THE TROTTING STALLION
Will make the Si-ason of 1--S7
At the Barn of Henry Holmes, Opposite
City Mills, Ottawa.
Pedl-rcp and parfien'ara will be furnished at the
barn, or on application to the ooilcrf '.i-iied.
Terms S15 Iiihuii.
mar2f 8EF.LEV 4 CAKSW.
gnBY CARRIAGES
WnJnkPapPel,1, of manpfae.
turlnK ItabyCarrmiies to .ell di
rect to plte puptlp.. Tou
ran therefore do better with n
than with a dealer. VVe send cap.
riaiips to all points within Pmlle
ot Chicago rrer of t-hurcr. teml
lor cutaloitue tree.
CH AS. RAISER. Mfr.,
1 ie 61 (Ivbourn ave.,Chifag, UL
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STOVE REPAIRS
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