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'.r <'<v.: r v ?f • il'T* "• • v ¥ 3v ;::•?? W;W fl»« Honorable Board of Supervisors <«(. "McHenry County, Illinois, met in special session, pursuant to a request signed by more than one third of its members, at the court house in the city of Woodstock on Monday the 26th day •I April, A. D 1920, at 10 o'clock a. in The meeting was called to order by tho clerk and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wit: H. H. Barker, D M. Wright, W. H. Ward. H. G. Durkee, 12. •C- Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman, John Conley, F. A. Walters, L. W. Thompson, H M. Turner, F. B. Mo- Connell, 1?, G, Hoffman, S. H. Freund, and A. H. Hale constituting a quorum. First in order being the election of a chairman for the ensuing year Supr "" Hale placed in nomination S H. Freund supervisor of the Township of McHenry.; said nomination was seconded by Supr. j Walters and there being no further; nominations S. H. Freund was . unanimously elected chairman for the ensuing year. i The result of the election being an-1 nounced M,r. Freund approached the | chairman's desk and thanked the mem- j bers for the honor conferred upon him j and assured the board that he would give his best efforts in that capacity. j The records of the last preceeding j meeting 'were read and on motion ap- i proved. It was moved by Supr. Wright that the same rules adopted by the board for the management of its business for the past year be adopted as the rules of the board to govern its action for the ensuing year; that the samp standing committees, and the same number on each committee be selected .as the working force of this board for Mie current year, and that the present standing committees transact the business of the County at this meeting.' Said motion was duly seconded and carried. The clerk presented lists of claims against the County, and on motion same were referred to the proper committees for report without reading and tho boar* adjourned to 1:30 .p. m. *ttr committee work. isaof.m. ' • Board met pursuant to adjournment Roll call showed same members present with the excerption of W. H. Ward. The committee on claims (County Poor) made the! following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Mr, Chairman and Gentlemen Of the Board of Supervisors: T-our Committee j on County Poor •Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, "and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit; Dorr-- _ . F. A. Walters, pension, Rebecca Stamets, May Anderson, Emm* •ckert, Florence Sheehy ..$129.00 T A. Walters, cash, Caroline Oakroot 20.00 flavin. Eastman & Pierce, burial Joseph Smith 60.0® Richmond-- „ . Geo. A. Osmond, mdse., Alva State of Illinois, McHenry County, ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentleman or the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Elections to whom Was referred Election expenses of the primary held on the iSth flay of April. A IX 1820. would beg leave to submit the following Report on the matters before them: We have audited the expense bills from the several precincts and And th<°, following amounts due each precinct: * Riley ...w. f.»60.70 First Martmgo --^--.. 60.20 Second Marengo 50.20 Dunham , - ----. 50.20 First Chemung . 50.20 Second Chemung .....* 50.*J0 Third Chemung 50.60 Alden - . 50.20 Hartland , .... 49.60 Seneca • 49.80 Coral ; ... .. 50.20 Grafton -- 50.20 First Dorr Second Dorr ™ Third Dorr Fourth Ddrr .... Greenwood Hebron Richmond ; Burton First McHenry . Second McHenry - Third McHenry ... First NTunda .....--, Second Nunda - -- Third Nunda First Alponquin ; Second Algonquin 44.00 .... 44.50 .„ 44.00 50.00 49 70 50.50 50.60 50.80 50.20 50.20 ......p.™. 50.20 50.20 „ 49.90 _ 49.90 _...: :... 50.50 49.90 mate . . _ _ . Work on the said south abutment of said Coles bridge. C. L. TRYON... The chair presented and read a list of standing committees as appointed by him to constitute the said committees, which appointments were on motion approved, the list of committees being i ment in full of th# cost of said Bridge aa follows, to-wit: • ! ?8 Presented to him by this Committee, Personal IVoperty--L. W. Thompson, j pameMs IhalV nm e^ctfed^he ?onVrac! iPSLPSK' 3JL®*rber' H" M•• *Ttutrran--! pj ortn<c*e ooff ssaaiidd hbrrlMd, -e. nw hkiucvh. said con- er and P. G. Hoitman Lands and Lots--F. B. McConnell, ] H Barber. H. G. Durkee, E. C. Hugh* aad D. M, Wright. Railroads--P. G. Hoffman, ,W. H. Ward, H. M. Turner, LI W. Thompson and F. B. McConnell. Education--H. G Durkee, H. Whipple. A. H. Hale, p. G. Hoffman and L. W. Thompson. Finances--John Conley, H, E. Whipple, E. F. Kuecker, L. W. Thompson and S bridge. R E. Haeger. . . , p -r TRYOV lHeRyH aanddB aAra.b Her.. H^a^leD. ^kee^ Jot^S CTMccHHeneryn rC?ouef^t' .iC, nITllninro' is. Fees and Salaries--A. H. Hale, W. H, i The special cttir uittee oil Feltea K-fdSi STST1""°" Turner v ^ was on motion ^ ted, to-wit: * Public Buildings--W. H. Ward, H. B.{ Mr.'*Chairman aow Gentlemen o{ the Whipple, E. F. Kuecker, C. H Ackman, , tr«;VP^ce as abov. stated is $9850. |i ofis re..pectfully submitted H 'i. McCONiffBLL, ' ; JH. G. DC 'iKEE. F A. V* VLTERS. v s ,1„9 ,L. Tryon. C unty Superintendent E. of Highways for &»-Henry Countv. Illinois, do hereby apt -ove thv above esti-, ,, •_ ^ . mate of the value c the completed work< Vl,il )cari L&W and the steel furc <hed for said Cole I'\ A. Walters, John Conley and A. H.! Hale. i Claims. Labors Fees and Supplies--: D. M. Wright H. G. Durkee, E. C. Hughes, E F. Kuecker. C. H. Ackman. Board of Superb<orX'McHMury^0llnty. Illinois: % ^ our committi-e* to whom was re-, ferroj the matter.e constructing a newt bridge at the sit*? kao-svn as Feltes i R H. Yates, mdse. Co. Clk Bridge on the ptSh: c highway between (The Hoy Pharmacy, mdse. Tress. 2«>.i f ~ Your Committee on Labor, Pees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following* and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allo|r«d, as follows, to-wit: : i P. F. Pettlbone 4s Co.. supplies Co. Off. 1X76.40 Zion Inst, ft Industries, mdse. Ctr. Clk. ..... 9.15 •an Law Book Co., law books .... T W Lawyers Co: Op. Pub. Co.. law * looks 7.5(> Richmond' Gamette, blanks Co. Clerk ...... 27.OS \\ oodstock Sentinel, printing Co. Officers 170.00 H. T. Cooney, Agt., typewriter Co. Clk 65.SO J. 1. Holcomb'Mfg. Co., mdse. shf. So.00 Home Oil Co., mdse. shf. 9 60 Spit ndid Restaurant, meals m Jurors 13.75 Tin: !> ederal Chemical Co., mdse. • 5.52 4.r>£> .ss Third Algonquin * 50,30 All of which is respectfully submitted. A, -jSE. F. KTTECKER, Cfc«irm*n» iEJOWi CAULBY, /'=- . . ?®P G. HOFFMAN, - • iy ;«jH. H. BARBER. ».T> Nunda-- - - Schuenemann Bros., mdse., L. L. Dodds 4.55 Dr. C M. Johnson, care Wm. Mix J17.00 Wilbur Lumber Co., coal, Mrs. Anderson - 14.00 Kogebein & Miller, coal, Mrs. Smith -- - ---. 18.#5 H. M. Rosenthal * Sons, coal Mrs. Peters, Mrs. Heine & Mrs. Trent S2.13 F. W. Kruger, mdse , Mrs. Schults 13.57 A. H. Hale, pension, Mrs. Grant __ and milk for Broke family SI.20 jr. W. Gilbert, burial unknown . child 10-M Greenwood-- J. E. Harrison, pension. Mrs. Nichols 50.00 Chemung-- W. H. Ward, pension, Mrs. I»ss Hawley, Cora Flankey, Mrs. Utash. Cash Louis Bandlow: rant, Ruth Keeler and taxes llrs. Frank Whaples 227.82, J. J. Shields, mdse., Frieda Whaples M.24. Dr. C. W. Goddard, med. services I Oh as. Stewart ..._ 117.00 Hebron-- Dr. Chas. Bailey, ser. Ed. Latham it Chas. Dougherty -- W.76 McHenry-- „ . S." H Freund, board. Dolester Granger Il.M Wilbur Lumber Co., mdse., Stegman & Beckwith B.92 M. M. Niesen, mdse., Stegman * Beckwith W.95 W. Hepburn. M. D„ service, Olaf Lindan -- M.0® Seneca-- . , Haley & Behrlngsr, mdse.. John Smith -- »#11 All of which is respectfully submitted. " T. W. WALTERS, i -i L. W. /THOMPSON. ~ W. H. WARD. lM$ie oosuaittee on claims (Labor, Fees i&l Sttpplles) made the following report which was on motion adopted, towit: State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. 'Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Tour Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: P. F. Petti bone ft Co., supplies county officers $14171 Illinois Printing Co., printing Circifit Clerk 24.50 American Law Book Co., law books -- 7.50 American Coal ft Supply Co., coal court house 212.87 Chicago Telephone Co, rent Of R^phones teS" m[jae_ co. tre*s.""Z!Z Marengo Rep.-News Co., pub. color ballots -- McHenry Plaindealer, pub. coMr ballots M.40 6.40 1.50 A. J. Walters, auto del ballots G. E. Still, premium on tornado insurance John Bolger, burning ballots Henry Brown, burning ballots -- J T. Kitchen, canvassing ballots John Buehler, canvassing ballots Roy J. Stewart, trip to Sprinefleld ft New York for Barber -- 1.50 20.00 «2.o£ *00 S.00 5 00 6.00 1M.1S Soil Advisor A. J. Gafke, representing the McHenry County Soil Improvement association presented an itemised report of the financial affairs of the said association for the past year whtch report was read ana on motion placed on file. Supr. Turner presented the following resolution and moved its adoption, to- Wit: Whereas it appears that numerous and divers persons haw demoved from McHenry county, subsequent to the assessment of 1919 and prior to the Issuance of warrant to the County Treasurer for the collection of various personal taxes, and that said persons ar« believed to be still residents of the State of Illinois, therefore be it Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, now in session that upon the learning of the present residence of such delinquent taxpayers, by the County Treasurer, and upon his request. the County Clerk be. and he hereby is, instructed to issue a warrant, according to law, directed to the proper authorities, commanding such authorities to proceed to collect such personal tax from said deliquent taxpayer designated by the said County Treasurer. Said motion to adopt Was seconded and the resolution unanimously adopted. The clerk presented vouchers drawn by him in payment of State Aid road work done as directed, the drawing of which was approved. The Highway commissioner of the Town of Hartland presented the following petition for the building of a bridge in said town, to-wit: To the Board of Supervisors of ths County McHenry, in the State of • Illinois: . Gentlemen: The undersigned Commissioner of Highways of the Town of Hartland in said County,, would respectfully represent that the Bridge across a branch of the Nuppersink Creek on a public highway leading from Woodstock to Hartland and located on the section line between sections 25 and 26 in said Town is unsafe and needs to be replaced by a new bridge for which work the said Town' of Hartland is responsible: that the total cost of said bridge will be one thousand four hundred dollars ($1,400); that the said population of said Town is less than 16.000; that the cost of aaid bridge will be more than eight cents on the one hundred dollars on the latest assessment roll; and that the levy of the road and bridge tax for two years passed in said Town was In each year for the full amount allowed by law to be raised therein for all road and bridge purposes except for damages incurred in laying out, altering, widening, or vacating roads, or for ditches to drain roads, the whole of which levy is needed for the ordinary repair of ths roads and bridges in said Town. WHEREFORE, the said Commissioner of Highways hereby petitions your honorable board to appropriate from the County Treasurer a sufficient sum to meet the cost of said bridge and that you direct the Superintendent of Highways of said County to prepare plans and specifications for said improvement. Dated this 26th day. or April, A D. 19*0. ' C R. COONEY, | Commissioner of Highways of ths Town of Hartland, McHenry Conn- I Claims County Poor--H. M. Turner. 1 f«cUons 25 and £4 V.; the Town of Hart-I City of "Woodstock.'light & water 400^77 H. E. Whipple. ^Y. H. Ward. F. A. Wal- ! »«»*/,. McHenry pftvnty, Illinois, would ~ ~ ~ ters. R. E. Haeger. To Settle with the Treasurer--H. E. Whipple. John Conley, F. B McConnell. D. M. Wright and R. E. Haeger. Poor Farm--F. A. Walters, E. C. Hughes. H. M. Turner. O. H. Ackman. D M. Wright, A. H. Hale and R. E. Haeger. Klections--E. F. Kuecker, H. H. Barber, W. H. Ward, H. G. Durkee and P. G. Hoffman. Relief for Blind--R. E. Haeger, D M. Wright, John Conley, P. G. Hoffman atwf W. H. Ward. Rules--H. H. Barber, D. M. Wright. L. W. Thompson, F. B McConnell and A. H. Hale. Purchasing;--E. C. Hughes, F. A. Walters. F. B. McConnell. The following persons were selected to serve as grand jurors at the May- Terms of the Circuit Court of this Conn beg leave to subtt; port on the matter That they met bride on the first' • 1920 and decided TJ at least 23 feet spfe; the following rehefore them: : £he site of said av of May. A. D. it a new bridge of was necessary and instructed C. L. Ttvyou, County Superintendent of Highways to prepare piafts and specifications .*<•:- a new bridge of reinforced concrete, und t't advertise for bids to be received jy this committee at Woodstock. Illinois on the 5th day of June. A. D. 1920. Your committee .igain met at Woodstock, Illinois, on The 5th day of Juno, 1920, to receive bii~ for the construction of said Felies'-'-ri-ige the estimated cost of which was $2 4(50. The following bids were received: Button Brothers. H"bron. HI $2882 F^rgeson construction Co, Rockford. Ill 2935 American Coal & Supply Co., coal county 341.74 Chicago Telephone Co., rent !>hone« 28.25 Henry Brown, janitor April, May " June ... 211.50 McHenry Co Soil Imp. Assn.. salary April 183.27 McHenry Co. Soil Imp. Assn., appropriation 1666/67 Home Improvement Assn., appropriation '....: i. 1666.67 Ed. ijjillagher, hauling coal 116.61 C Wandrack. salary April & May 180 00 A. M. Shelton, extra cona^. April and May 200.00 C. L. Tryon Supt. t Hys.. salary 5 months 263.96 C & N. W. Ry. Co., freight on coal 268.991 A- .- - H.• Hale. srpVl.. com. work ........ 18.50 Apr. 19- Brown, (Barber «^ttt^ViaIue of saif competed work and. The committee on claims (Labor Fees! Apr. 3--Telenhnn« Your'comraitW : nfrfhe? rl!f»m'., and Supplies) mads the following rc- j A^r„n 8--^ L Kraemer Co., "carmend that inasmuch as this bridge will I P°rt which was on motion adopted, to- ~"" be completed with a the next three j wit: weeks and the next Board meeting may j State of Illinois, County of McHenry. ss. -ept1mb^r',tllat this Chairman and Gentlemen Of ths Board instruct the * >unty Clerk to make; Board of Supervisors: final settlement tot the co3t of said Bridge, when flnall completed, and accepted by this Cor :n it tee and a state bon paper 9--T. ii. Bro case) Apr 19--T. H. Brown, (Ed. Wiii- Us case) ^ May 11--Willis Jobe, (Barber case) May 11--Telephone """ May 25--Postage ' ' 54a-v SS--Telegrams, (Barber case May 29--J. Buehler (L. C L«e case) May 29-->1. Purvey (L. ' c ' Lee case) . . < June 3---'Telephone June 4--Jas. Hagan, (Norris,' et al case) June 12--Letterheads June 12--D. Rosencrans, taxi : '•wr; ; t f t ^ \ - . U6iMS VINCENT S LUMLET. State's Attorney. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of June, A. D. 1920. G. E. STILL. Clerk 22.651 Commissioner of Highways of the Town of Seneca, McHenry Coun- : ty, Illinois. State of Illinois, County of McHsnry. s& ' Henry A. Russell, Commissioner of Highways of the Town of Seneca in said County being first duly sworn oft oath says that the facts stated in ths - foregoing petition are true of his own 27..>0 : knowledge. s H? _ H. A. RUSSELL. l.»4; subscribed and' sworn to before ma j this 14th day of June. A. D. 192<>. 4.00! G. E. STILL. County Clerk. ' «» L. i w»? moved by Supervisor Wright "S-00 , that said petition be received and a conv 20 6a j mittee of three appointed to represent 1 the County, that the County jiav tha. S 2 entire cost of said bridge exclusive of 8.25 approaches and supervision and thai 10.00 said committee be empowered to let contract if in their opinion such new tvridg* is necessary, said motion being duly seoonded and carried, the chair appofntstft Supervisors Whipple. Wright and Bfcftbsr as such committee. t •; S364.90 201.42 Supervisor Ward introduced the fofc» rJ4 2 lowing resolution and moved its adop*-", , " tlon, to-wit: •l,4 t V „ EG IT RESOLVED, by the Board oT * S It appearing that the appropriation ?ii1ilerAisors,0^ County. Illinois ;• 2 'i heretofore made for this purpose has saLar.v, r.G" AV- KnaPP- ««per- -At * been more than exhausted, on motion o*' lillt" , ' Farm, be ralseft. , Supr. Walters, the sum o£ $400.00 WAS "WC"?!? ($2».00, dollars per mont% R* ^ appropriated and ordered paid to the £ ary of»5!r*- A'hnVJf - said State's Attorney under same cori- Jjtii j 8Hm twenty > ditions as former appropriations. /,'•« T -i » sa increase to be- - A certified copy of tho report of the • j -?i i vT ' Grand Jury for the Mav Term of the nn^d J"'?tion to,was duly > Circuit Court was read and on motion Jnd Sald 'esotutio*. placed on file. » unanimously adopted. , . The committee on elections bale the; 8u**srvts°r Hughes introduced thfe following report which was on motion'lowinff resolutlon and moved its adoj^ adopted, to-wit: State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss Mr Chairman and Gentlemen of the , - , 4- .. . Board of Supervisods: , "i'10'?, Ll'^usiature so that the Your Committee on Elections would allo?v ninthly estimate-^ beg leave to present the following list Viano £!• "'I - involving more thitt of judges of election as selected by the , n"Lt 'H„n? 96 lfr oent "r ' two political parties represented on this i p l P r o g r e s s e s ; B o a rd, together with the polling slaci V A:N > HfcREAs, it is obviously a for each district hardship on the smaller bridge coir- Kiley--Pollinir nla.ce Town Kai: tractors to carry the financial bur-!t>tt Judges; H. H. Barber;' Clyde Coarson h"'1 obligations until the final comply and Roy Grible. . - ' ~ s" Won. to-wit: WHKRAS. the Road and Bridge law was amended at the last session of tho . . John kitchen Illinois Prtg. Co., mdse. for shf. .. 26.03 C H. Ackman, spl. com. work .... 31.2u C. L. Tryon, salary Co. Supt. Hys. 213.on - - -- 33.40 tion of the work in these uncertain . T*:ys times, and necessitates higher bids to , take care of the interest on the invest:- y|; ment. St Therefore, be it resolved that tho County Clerk of McHenry County, IUI-. nois, is hereby instructed to draw _ .... 29 ty and on motion the list was approved j Clayton Oswalt. Harvard, 111 2260 . .. ..... .. _ and ordered certified to the clerk of the Your committee derided to award the' Dacy Lumber Co., coal C. H. Circuit Court. - I contract to Clayton Oswalt of Harvard. I Milan Northrop, awning County Riley--Clyde Coarson. I Illinois, far the («m of $226fi and 95' Marengo--Frank McKeown and T. J. ! cents per foot for piles if necessary. Whereupon your committee adjourned subject to the call of the chairman All of which is respectfully subi ted. * C5CAA H Nihan. Dunham--Geo Whipple. , " Chemung--A. J. McCarthy mad Harry Strain. - Alden--Ben Hayden. ,'• Hartland--t»- Firra nk Nealiif. e*•^ MS. '- * - - Sencea--W. H. Wilke. , ,, . Coral--John Buchte. &.%•>*%• i Grafton--Orrtn Lawsont ^K* i-r-i Dorr--John Bolger anit lC. Bt, McConnell. • Greenwood--John Stecklr^ ' ; Hebron--Louis Fisher ? : Richmond--Wm. Foley. - *' " Burton--Berne Bell. * • ' McHenry--Peter Williams a«*k Edward Bell. pectfully ACKMAX. in. " KCECKER, ubmlt- W. H WARD B. F K .'<«#MtilDr ICal* reported that ShafU? Roy j. Stewart cppeared before tho committee on fees ind salaries and stated that H^nry Brown the janitor had resigned and tfnt he was unable to hire a competent Sun for the position at the salary her»tnfor-> paid, stated that he had talked with Vesty Muldoon relative to the position, and that he Treas 53.80 E C. Hughes, sol. com. work 21.10 W. H Ward. spl. com work .„... 23.oc D. M. Wright,-spl. com. wort; $.60 F. A. Walters, spl. com. worle ' 21 ao S. H. Freund, spl.'com. work 6.50 E. F. Kuecker. spl. com. worlt ...» 29.30 H M. Turner, spl. com work ...._ 32.10 Harvard Independent, adv.- bridge contract 4.76 *JR. J, Stewart, jail bill 430.00 ^l of whiob is respectfully submitted, : D. M WRIGHT, CHAS. H. ACKMAN, f , / t , E . F . K U E C K E R . . H. G. DURKEE. E. C. HCGHES. llwmVee sen. Algonquln- Wilbrandt. Proceedings of Regular Jciiie on claims (County tha; | Poor) made the following report whlcli taithful and i on mot,on adoptedi ird . Nunda--Earl Colby and RaSmUa Man- would undertake tfce work at a monthly (salary of $125 00; tint h •Alvin Dodd and Albert 1 Mr. Muldoon wouM tie ! satisfactory man for the position. Thereupon on motion of Supr. Turner Supervisor Walters thereupon moved | State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. it was ordered that this board adjourn.; that the janitor'* salary be increased I Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the thereupon the board adjourned. to $125.00 per mohtli payable monthly S. H. FREUND, Chairman. 1 and that the clerk be instructed to Attest: G. E. STILL. Clerk. ! draw orders thereto^,, said motion was • • .] duly seconded and 1 r.-ried i The clerk prestr^d Uats of claims against the County -w«l on motion same were referred to ttv- proper committeea for report, and the board adjourned to Meeting, lMt. 1:2# p. m. for committee Work. ty, Illinois. State of Illinois, County or McHenry, ss. i C. R. Cooney, Commissioner of High- j ways of the Town of Hartland in said : County being first duly sworn on oath j says that the facts stated in the foregoing petition are true of his own lmowledge. C. R. COONEY. Subscribed and sworn to berors, ma this 26th day of April, A. D. 1929. G. E. STILL, County Clerk. ( Upon motion of Supr. Wright, the following named supervisors were appointed to represent the county in the matter of building said, bridge, W H. Ward, E. F. Kuecker and C. H. Ackman. It having been called to the attention of the ch;iir that Supr. Harrison, a member of the special committee representing the Tounty in the building of the Cole bridge was no longer a member of this board, Supr. Frank B. McConnell was appointed on said committee in his place. It also appearing that L. B. Covell was a member of the committee representing the County In the building of the Cash bridge In Alden, and is no longer a member of this board, the chair appointed Supr. L. W. Thompson, in his place. The clerk read a communication from the Division of Highways relative to the allotment of trucks to the various counties of the state, / under certain rules and regulations and in consideration of certain payments to be made therefor, no action was taken in the matter it being thougt advisable mat the members consult the highway commissioners of their towns as to the advisability of trying to make use of said trucks Charles L. Tryon was re-appointed hlghwa] The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County met in regular session at the Court House in the City of Woodstock, on Monday the 14th day of June, A. D. 1920. at 10 o'clock a. m. The meeting was called to order by the chairman 8. H. Freund and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wit; H. H. Barber. D. M. Wright, H. E. Whipple. W H. Ward, H. G. Durkee, E. C Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, C. H. Ackman, John Conley. F. A. Walters, L. W. Thompson, H. E. Turner, F. B. McConnell, P. G. Hoffman, S H. Freund and A. H. Hale, constituting a quorum. The minutes of the last proceeding meeting were read and on motion approved. The semi-annual report of W. S. Mo- Connell. county treasurer, was read and on motion approved, said report being in words and figures as follows, to-wit: To the Chairman of the County Board of McHenry County: - I, W S. McConnell, County Treasurer in and for the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, respectfully present the following report or all the fees and emoluments of my office, and also of necessary expenditures therefor, for and during the half year ending June 3oth, 1920. wherein I state the gross amount of all fees or emoluments by me earned by official service during said half year, the total amounts of receipts of whatever name or character, and all necessary expenses for Clerk Hire. Stationery, Fuel, and other expenses. 2 per cent Commlssioa on $832,043.75 collected as County Collector •. Making Delinquent List' for . Publication. 314 tracts and ; / '« 454 lots, at 3 cents Uw#4 1 per cent commission on $7,432.94 received as Coun- - ty Treasurer ^ 74.22 1 per cent commission on $464,950 52 paid out as County Treasurer 4,(49.51 Total Receipts . fft *ai 7^ Expenditures--- . Clerk Hire f Stationery ... Miscellaneous Treasurer's Salary for . onehalf year 982.00 8C.98 93.29 1.250.09 County Superintendent of and his compensation fixed at $1100.00 E. E Stone, mdse court house 9-?? Geo. J. Bart el t, mdse. sheriff 97.60 Standard Oil Co., mdse. sheriff -- 8.70 Germo Mfg. Co., mdse. sheriff 90.31 Belcher Bros., mdse. sheriff 9.57 Cremollne Disinfectant Co, mdse. sheriff J 120.00 Rochester Germicide Co., mdse. sheriff fO.TS F. C. Hansford, storage on beer - 10 00 John E. Conway, mdse. sheriff IB. 70 P. H. Matthei, mdse sheriff 21.35 J. E. Harrison, spl. com. work . 6.70 McHenry Co. Soil Imp. Assn., salary March 198.33 C Wandrack, salary dep. shf. 90.00 A M. Shelton. extra compensation 100.00 Henry Brown, salary janitor, March 90.00 C. A N W. Ry. Co., freight on coal 94.55 Ed. Gallagher, hauling coal 45 90 Crystal Lake Herald, printing I ballots 398.50 ; Crystal Lake Herald, printing I sunt. Of Schools 96.85 ; Woodstock Sentinel Co., printing 1 county officers 470.00 1 Walters A Burger, coal for co. Ufl.55 ' F. A. Walters, spl. com. work 5.60 A. H Hale, spl com. work 6.30 Stephen H. Freund, spl. com. E. F. Kuecker, spl. com. work .... J E. Hagan, constable, expense prisoner .... All of which is respectfuly submitted. ' - 4 V*V ' : is. F. RITECKKR, -•i-':--vC- -'•*§!. C. HUGHES r 1, " (€HA8. R ACKMAM. * -t>. M. WRIGHT. • , % \ '«* ,H. O. DURKHH. •; 4j*,/4 '* -v ,. J. H? C.50 5.30 94.02 V-* highways . it 21200.00 and 7c -per mile for actual travel necessary to the business of said office, it being understood that the compensation was fixed for one year, to be paid upon presentation of hfs claim therefor at the various meetings of this board. The special committee on Cole bridge in Burton Township made the following report which was oa motion adopted, to-wit: To the Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry in the State of Illinois: Gentlemen: Your committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the site known as Coles Bridge in section 30 in the Town of Burton, McHenry County, Illinois, would beg leave to make the following report on the matters before them. That the south abutment of said bridge is now completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract. That the contract price for said bridge is the sum of $9,850 and that the value of the completed work and material is $2700; and that by the law tho contractor is entitled to a payment not exceeding 90 per cent of the value of completed work. We therefore recommend that the Connty Clerk draw an order in favor of the Joliet Bridge and Construction company for the sum of $2,430 which said sum is 90 per cent of tho estimated value of said completed work. All of wlnich is respectfully submitted. F. A, WALTERS. H. G. DTJRKE8. C, L Tryon, County Superintendent iighirays for McHenry County, mi- • •• 1 Total --.v.-- --92,412 37 Respectfully submitted, this 12th day of June. 1920. W. S. MeCOVJCELL/- County Treasurer. State of niinois. McHenry County, ss. I. W. S. McConnell. do solemly swear that the foregoing account is. In all respects, just and true according to my best knowledge and belief, and that I have neither received directly or indirectly. nor directly or indirectly agreed to receive or be paid for my own or another's benefit, any other money, article or consideration than therein stated, nor am I en tt tied to any fee or emolument for the period therein mentioned, other than those therein specified. W. S. McCONNELL. Signed and sworn to before me, this 12th day of June. 1920. G. E. STILL. County Clerk The semi-annual reports of the County Clerk. Circuit Clerk and Sheriff were presented and read by the clerk and on motion referred to the committee on fees and salaries for report. The special committee on Cole bridge made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: To the Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry in the Sate of Illinois: Gentlemen: Your committee to whom warn referred the matter of constructing a new brldg* at the site known as Cole's Bridge in section 30 in the Town of Burton, McHenry County, Illinois, would beg leave to make tie following report on the matters before them. That both the north and south abutments of said bridge are now completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract; and that the steel for the bridge is now at the bridge site and that the contractor Is now engaged in erecting the steel- That the contract price for said bridge is the sum of I98EO. and the value of the completed abutments is $5400 and the value of the steel now on the ground is $2880 making a total value of completed work and material of $8280, of which sum $2430 was paid to said contractor at the last meeting of this Board. leaving a balance of $5850 as the value Of unpaid for work and material, We would therefore recommend tha|i the County Clerk draw an order in favo? of the Joliet Bridge and Construction company for the sum of $4680 whicH said, sum Is eighty per emit of the esd£- 180 P. WL The board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present same members. The committee on Fees and Salaries made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wlt; State of Illinois. County of McHenry, ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee >n Fees and Salaries to whom was referred the semi-annual reports of the County Clerk. Circuit Clerk and the Sheriff. f<fr the half-year ending June 1st. A D. 1920, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters and things before them: The semi-annual report of the County Clerk being as follows: COUNTY CLERK Receipts Earned Received For Probate fees . $1,592.29 $ 972.10 For fees in suits in Court 542.40 217.TI For County Ssrioees 690.00 For Miscellaneous Services 4,352.97 2.229.84 M.ST9.95 Total earnings for half-year 1 $7,087.29 Received of earnings previously reports#: Probate £L Court costs ,,4 Miscellaneous ....*& Total receipts Expenditures For Clerk Hire .... $1,980.90* For Returned Docket > Fees 12.5® For Miscellaneous --. 22.98 For Clerk's Salary for - one-half year «. 1.250.00 I9JM0.O8 Balanec due County _w.-ll.110.S7 The semi-annual report of the Circuit Clerk being as follows: ' C CIRCUIT CLERK • " Receipts Karned' Received F6r HiBteording .......<3,137.85 $2,197.35 For Fees in Suits in Court X 1,959.95 l.ff« 9' For Miscellaneous Services 128.35 72.S5 For 12SL days services •» In Court at $6.0# .... 834.09 Total earnings Jfor half-year $$,09#.tS ., ,-g Received of tin-. '"V ' •!v* ings previously reported Total receipts ... Expiinditurejl For Clerk hire, altSw ance For Refunded docket fees ,4„... For Miscellaneous expenses and egtra clerk hire For Clerk's salary for one-half year t..... 1,000.00 Balance due County --._..$2.5$4.71 The semi-annaui report «f the Sheriff Is as follows: SHERIFF Receipts v For Fees in suits in .. Court $ (IMI • t»«.40 For Other than Court v costs ^ 1.579.29 For Executions 241.56 : 'JPfcSS For Taking Herman Harris to St ' $1,175.90 59.09 313 42 M22.43 9.75 Charles Total earnings for half-year $2,409.86 Total receipts ---- _ Expenditures For Auto Sire $ 260.00 For Miscellaneous .... 357.12 For Sheriff's salary for half-year 850.00 1,75 20.00 17.04 9.00 7.85 12.45 24.50 Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, towlt: St. Vincent's Training School, bd. Spielman & Lilly children $ <0 0o Ltaaoln St. School A College, bd. county children 102.IS Dorr-- F. A. Walters, pension E. Eckert, M. Anderson. F. Sheehe 150.00 F. A. Walters, cash Caroline Oakroot Haley & Behringer, mdse Mrs. Jake Olson Nunda-- F. W Kruger, mdse. Mrs. Schults E. C. Colby, mdse. Mrs. Peters H. M. Rosenthal ft Sons, coal Mrs. Heine Geo. H. Pflueger. care Mary Trent Meier Bros., mdse. Mrs. Jsske. Heine, Smith : 122.97 A. H. Hale, pension, Mrs. Grant At taxes Mrs. Goldstrom 20.23 Seneca-- Haley & Behringer, mdse. John Smith 24.28 Chemung--- W. H. Ward, pension, Mrs. Hawley. Plankey, Utesch A Bandlow; rent, R. Keeler 207.00 Lake & Harris, coal. Brown, Holl- Ister, Utesch & Hollister 20.21 Hoge & Guetschow, mdse Wm. Behrens 28.71 Alden--- « S E. Better, burial Mrs. Irecka Snacker 25.90 Richmond-- Dr. W. K. Foster, care Alva Rugg 40.00 W. H. O'Brien, drugs Alva Rugg 7.92 Marengo-- Oberst & Witmus, mdse. Mrs. Lester Grey Greenwood-- L W. Thompson, pension Mrs. Nichols ...s. : 100 Coral-- F Y. Ballard, mdse. E. Adams 8. Wertz & Shaw, coal El Adams .... 4 Shurtleff A Peters Co., coal B. Adams W. H. Koch. mdse. E Adams 'McHenry-- Arnold F. Mueller, -service Bmll (ieier Wilbur Lumber Co., coal Beckwith & Stegman M. M. Niesen. mdse Christ Stegman & Beckwith 1 Dr. D. C4. Wells? service Mrs. Beckwith S. H Freund. care Dniester Granger, Beckwith Marengo 1 st Judges, James Cleary7 and C. D Carpenter. Marengo 2nd--Polling place, Patterson building. Judges. D. M. Wright. William Dunker and O. J. McKeown. Dunham--Polling in District No 12 Whipple, L. M. Lillibridge , _ . .. - .... McCabe charge of the construction of such Chemung 1st--Polling place. Post! h^'ifTL and the c?Vnty .^pertntondaBji Office Building. Judges, J. J. Shields. ! o.J'-ways. # provided that the WB of Eugene Saunders and T. P Marshall •"'aid payments shall not exceed HI JWi f j p ymm «• ... . _ „ _ • • 1- nin,ce schoolhousQ ! ^ for p&rti&l p8\ *>ri thft '8 JudtreM H |. 'n< bridge contracts in < mounts ari^ illibridee and John l\rov,',l by the special c ommittees fit Chemung 2nd--Polling place. Engine | °£ J*a!' House, Harvard. Judges. W. H. Ward. F. K. Beck and J. A Sweeney. ? fV . . ^ . been co Chemung 3rd- Sweeney -Polling place. ceed 99 per compls&d in mm Ot tnd Conn m pie ted and duly accepted by the committee in Building at Chemung. " Judges. Elmer harge of such wW"o"rKk-, •in" wwnhl<i™ch ^case no S. F. Dean and E. J Burr. e*tras over and above the contract prlc» place. Town rke Hali. Fitz- Walters, A lden--Polling Judges, H. G. Durkee. Garrett gerald and Chas C. Seefeldt, Sr. Hartland--Polling place, Disbrbw's store. Judges, E. C Hughes, John Haley and Frank Sullivan. Seneca--Polling place. Town Halt. Judges. Edw. F. Kuecker, Dan Kanalcy • nd Edw D. Sheldon. Coral--Polling place. Village Hall. shall be paid without the matter being referred to this whole board. Said motion to adopt was duly secomlt ed and the resolution adopted. , Supervisor Ward, chairman of th committee on public buildings, repor that a contract had been entered I for laying new floors in two offic the hallways in second story of House at an amount in excess of Judges, Chas. H. Ackman, Jr., j" T. Srili and made a motion that the clerk *B. and A S. Peak. * instructed to draw an order on the 11 iijp " Grafton--Polling place, Villllaaggee Hall, uurreerr fnotrr thne sum oofr 1sa6o0u0..i0n0i in Heineman • the contractor. Franklin R. ; Co , upon presentation of the ce -Polling place,; of the chairman Of said committee tha Judges. John Conley. H. and Louis Baumgartner. Dorr (1st District)- . „ room under County Clerk's office in! the work was completed according ts Court House. Judges. E. H. Thompson, j contract. * D F. Coakley and Chas. F. Renich. t C. L. Tryon. County Superintendent Dorr (2nd District)--Polling place, of Highways, again called atten# Police Magistrate's office In the City of the board to the allotment; Hall. Judges. F. A. Walters, John Bol-1 by the State Highway ger and C. W. Hill. 1 use of various Counties an Dorr (3rd District)--Polling place.; three townships and possil room under Sheriff s office in the Court desirous of availing ther. House. Judges. Henry G Fisher. C. A. of the trucks for each toi Stone and W. C. Bartelt. i tion of Supervisor Wright Dorr (4th District)--Polling place. ' and clerk of this board wm; Abbott's shop at Rldgefleld. Judges. C. to enter into contract with E. Lockwood, W R. Walkup and Walter Department for such trucks, Cobb. Iotment. as shall be contracted Greenwood--Polling place, Town Hall., such Townships, each township to enter. Judges. Leslie W. Thompson. Wm. Wil- into contract with the County und four were of cox and Joe Guth. Hebron--Polling place. Town Hall j Judges. H M. Turner, A. W. Kathison and Vanus Begun. Richmond--Polling place. Memorial Hall. Judges. F. B. McCounell, J. T | Bower and John Collison. j Burton--Polling place. Town Hall ! Judges. P. G. Hoffman, H. C. Sweet and Robert Esh. I McHenry (1st District) -- Polling! contract similar to one required by the State Department. Supervisor Kuecker moved that an I appropriation of $1966.92 be made to tfcs McHenry County Soil Improvement as-' sociation for use of Olttb work llTMlnr the direction of T. H. Mnnrajr. Mr.- Murray was called for aa* mad* * ti» port of the club work hurt year, tha motion to appropriate said amount was duly seconded by Supervisor Wasd aad. place. Woodman Hall at Rinjrwood. carried and the clerk directed to draw J u d g e s . C . W H a r r i s o n . P e t e r F r e 1 ' . . . and E. P. Feardess McHenry (2nd District) place, Town Hall in McHenry. Judges John W. Kimball. Wm. J Welch and Peter M. Justen. McHenry (3rd District) -- Polling place. Colby Building in McHenry. Judges. S. H. Freund, M A. Conway and Watt Weber. Nunda (1st District)--Polling plact:. Turner's Hall at Barreville. Judges, J. H. Grscy, R. E Knox and James A. Nish. Nunda (2nd District)--Polling place, Town Hall in City of Crystal Lake. Judges. F W. Covalt, J. W. Wingate and T. L. Flanders. Nunda (3rd District)--Polling place. I O. O. F Building in Crystal Lake. Judges. A. H. Hale, John Pearson and D. R Sprouse. Algonquin (1st District)--Polling place. Village Hall at Algonquin. Judges B. C. Getzelman. Henry Leesberg and eund ' an order on the treasure? payable to the " ~ ill" wm .treasurer of the McHenty County Soil ironing improvement association. On motion of Supervisor Walters, th» 'f ' compensation to be paid to the members - V. of the Board of Review for thla yenP was fixed at seven dollars per 4tjr, '| sworn statement of the days of servtc* , to be filed with this board. «v' It was moved by Supervisor Turner that $2000.00 of the money heretofore , appropriated by the board for the -- tainance of the State Aid gravel Mil, and not yet expended, be set asMa it •< the hands of W S. McConnell. that SO much thereof as necessary may be as«*t for the payment of bills incurred by tb« maintenance department of the Depart' -v ment of Works and Buildings for the county's proportion of the mnlnt»inanr> of said roads, the clerk of this board to draw a warrant in favor of said W. S. McConnell for said amount of £990- the bills above mentioned to paid 42.18 80.00 16.2d 20.42 Louis J. Lehky, Algonquin (2nd only when approved by the department District) Polling °/ works and Buildings and also by _thS Leonard i ' ""'""'"s uaniea persons were S#^ • Algonquin (3rd District) --Polling ! Le5ljLTI!, r>J:ice_. \TlUge_Hall at Cary_ Judges. T Wulff. E. Mr. Meier and Paul Wium All of which is respectfully submitted. E F. KUECKER, ,Ch»irtP*n. w. H. WARD, ;• • • V. 'v - H- G. DURKEB. Hr-t. " . H. H BARBER. r v > P. G..HOFFMAN . ' UlCllt^vIt WVItf|lk|l ................. » «•"< All Of which is respectfully submit ted. H. M. TURNER. yfr. H. WARD, F. A. WALTERS, H E. WHIPPLE. B. Daibey. Home Advisor 1 Supervisor Hale offered the following 4.09 resolution' and moved its adoption, to- 54.50 , p., Mary sented prewlt: BE IT RESOLVED. That the Board of j Supervisors of McHenry County. Illi-1 nois, do hereby authorise and direct the payment of a bounty on ground hogs, j G r o w s ' h e a d s a n d c r o w s ' e g g s f o r t h e ' year ending July 1st, 1920. in the samei amounts, manner and form as provided ' In the Acts of the General Assembly of September term of the Circuit Court of this county and on motion the list was - approved and ordered certified to ti>4 Clerk of the Circuit Court. m Riley--A. H. Sears. Marengo--Charles Kelley and K. M,. Goodrich. Dunham--Charles Lee Chemung--Ralph Marshall and Oti» Manley. t, -7 ,. »»» Alden--B. W. Bohlerjaejjj- Hartlund--Thos. Lnrdetv; Seneca--Ehnil F BeilkeiVCoral-- Charles Dusek. <?rafton--J. F. WeltsieiW* Dorr--D. F. Coakley and Q & Masks, Greenwood--Ed. Coffey. " Hebron--J. H. Wilson Richmond--R C. Burton. Burton--Frank Wagner. .- , McHenry--SI P. Cleary and Js0Ob Schmltt. Sr. Xunda -John H. McWhorter «na Jacob Maier. > Algonquin--Fred Estergren and Edward Me La in. Thereupon on motion of S^jpervisso* the year 1997. for the payments of such a report of the financial doings bounties. of the McHenry County Home Improve- Said resolution being necessary to ment as^cijUion -which was read by the /compiv witf, amendments to said Act*. clerk and ordered placed on file. made by the general assembly of the Wright, duly seconded bv Supr WhippK V. S. Lumley, State's Attorney, pre- year 1909. ; it was ordered that this board adjourn, sented a report of the expenditures Said motion to adopt was duly sec- j Thereupon the board adjourned _. . . . •. onded and said resolution unanimously s. H. FREUND. Chairman. made by him In the conduct of his offioe adopted I Attest: CL k STOJU CleHi. TiJt • since December 1st, 1919, which report The petition of H. A. Russell, comwas on motion approved, said report be- missioner of highways for the township of Seneca was presented and read, same ;4t& 01 senec* w»» ana reaa. aaroei w ». T» , t„ f being in words and figures as follows, ITOCMfflllfS Of KfJfO"T to-wit: f ber Meeting, 192®. ing as follows, to-wit: To the Honorable Board of Supervisors; Gentlemen:--I herewith respectfully To the Board of Super visors, McHenry submit a report of the expenditures County. Illinois. made by me from the 1st day of De- Gentlemen: cember, 1919. to the present tfme The undersigned Commissioner of State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Highways of the Town of Seneca in said I. Vincent S. Lumley. State's Attor- County, would respectfully represent ney of McHenry County. Illinois, being that the bridge across a branch of the j of first duly sworn on my oath, depose an.l Kishwaukee River on the public High-! annual session at the Court say that the several items mentioned way extending north and south in sec- ~~ * " below are just and true expenditures tion 28 in Sepeca Township and knowr. made by me in connection with the ad- as the Red Bridge is unsafe and needs ' ' ' . ministration of my office, out of the to be replaced T>v a new bridge, for ..* SS1.7I moneys set over to me by this Board of which work the Town of Seneca is res- Sonsible; that the total cost of said ridge Will be $6000; that the popula-' Supervisors for such purposes.' 1919 ... . . Dec. 1--Balance on hand 9 74.42 tion of said Town is less than 15.000; Dec. 1--Amount appropriated to 1,457-12 ' my use 190 00 1920-- ^ $ 850.42 1 June 3--Ree'd on ca*«M#t People vs. L C. Lee 27.00 Balance due She'-itf Tour committee would report that on the 12th day of J ine. A. D. 1920. thev . met at the Court House in the City of; ' Woodstock. Illint>.s. and audited the i 191£-- respective account of the County ClerK.' Dec. 3--Zion Institutions. & Circuit Clerk and Sheriff and find the > dustries, office supplies --. same correct as shown by the fore-: 1920-- going reports. Dec. 3--Telephone Your commitfe would recommend Jan. 8--A. L. Kraemer Co.. S^P* that an order be drawn-on the County- plies Treasurer in favor of the Sheriff for the Jan. 1' amount no shown be due him In his said report. All of wttich I* respectfully submitted. $201.42 that the cost of said bridge will be more than eight cents on the one hundred dollars valuation on the latest as- •essment roll; and that the levy of th-^ road and bridge tax for two years past , In said Town was in each year for the full amount allowed by law to be raised therein for all road and bridge purpose* In- • except for damages incurred In layinst 17 84 out. altering, widening, or vacating roads, or for ditches to drain roads th 2 4 . * ? 5 ( w h " l e o f w h i c h l e v y i s n e e d e d f - r »h The Honorable Board of supervisors McHenry Connty, Illinoia, met itt >urt House ii* Woodstock on Tuesday, the 14th dav* of September, A. D. 1920. at 10 o'cloek a m. The meeting was called to order bv the chairman. S. H. Freund, and the roll being called, the following members* responded to their names, to-wit: H. K» Barber. D. M Wright. H 1$. Wirt: W. H Ward H. G. Dsrkee. Hughee. E. F Kuecker. Charles H. man. John Conley. F. A. Walters, Harrison. H M. Turner, F. B. nell. P. G. Hoffman. S. H. Ft*««d A H. Hale, constituting Tho minutes of the last meeting were read aad ap Anderson, county ph' before the board and stated, t opinion some arrangements made to_ protect the ^mates ng requlsl- IP. ALE, Chairman. F. A. WALTERS. 4-WV •-« E. F. KCECKKR, XM-:- H. M Tl'RN'KR, ;,:-f. » W" H- WARD. H'-*" ,4 CHAS. H. ACKM.\!T-^ B5. C. HUGHES. 'i' ' - Emmerson, tlon for Peter Poppas Feb. 2--Telephone Feh. 14--Requisition for Barber Feb. 26--Telegra'nh to Warsaw. New York, on Barber matter .... Mar. 2 -- Crystal Lake Herald, stationerv ---- Mar 4--Telenhone - Mar. 3'"* -- Telegram on Poppas matter - -- .. . ! Al ordinary repair of the roads and bridges County Home from blfn 9 03 in said Town. Wheretoie, the said commissioner of 2.00 j highways hereby petitions your Honor- 22.15] able Board to appropriate from the I County Treasury a sufficient sum to 2.00 j nieet the cost of said bridge, and that t you direct the County Superintendent of such cases 1.50. High ways of said County 'tne expes«i tfe ases of contage-ous diseage; that fr«» quentijr patients so afflicted W*?r§ brought in and no warning given, an-t that in thai manner all of the<pntien were exposed, he stated that a building should be built to tak» plans and l!.2i provement. 24.95 Dated this 14th day of Janet. A K 2 ) . 1.02 i \ R. A. to prepare Supervisor specifications for saii im- ijsat