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_j"arm investigate the matter L« (ulttbl* building for the fcntioned and report at a lat- Special Committee on Seneca mad**he following report which x&otjon adopted, to-wit: "Man and Gentlemen of the Supervisors, McHenry Coun- COSMnittee to *hom wasjeferrtd "*Jj ^ifwn'as the Red* Bridge on SSiiWiyr in section 28 in the L « i^sneon. jtlcHenry County, Illi- Mould begieave to submit the folreport on the matters before t they met with the Highway JsstonVr of the Town of _JeOo«inty Superintendent ofHUrh- I of McHenry County at the site or Bridge on the 22nd day of « .--w. and decided that a new steel britee 'St as foot span was necessary, wo ln- ; >«ttUcted C. L. Tryon, County Siiperln- *33wit of Highways, to P«JP*^e P1*"® a«a specifications and to advertise for for a new structure, which said bids will be received by this Committee oi< the 18th day of September, 1920. yi^cl] is respectfully submit- V * "* • .' ft E. WHIPPLE. IF). M. WRIGHT, >Ji. H. BARBER. The special committee on Feltes bridge in Hartland made the following reports which were on motion adopted, to-wit; Woodstock, III., Aug. 31, 1920 Guy E. Still, County Clerk, McHeurj County. Illinois, Woodstock, 111. ^""?he undersigned members of the ®pec- " ial committee to whom was referred the "matter of constructing a the site known as Feltes ®/idf?d°26 ' hiirhway between sections 26 and 26 in the Town of Hartland, McHenry Coun- • tv, Illinois, would report: ' That at a me«tmg duly held this day at the site of said bridge it was found that said bridge was finally completed substantially in accordance with the • plans, specifications and contract, and that it was decided to finally accept said bridge The following is a statement of ' ^ntract $2,260.00 We hereby order a payment to the contractor, Clayton Oswalt, of Harvard, Illinois, the sum of 12034.00 which said sum is 90 per cent of the amount due «on tractor^ WARD Chairman, JE- w CBAS. H. ACKMAN, £ BTF. KUECKER gSjit;.'--. *• Committee k S I. c. L. Tryon, County Superintendent A. , - ' • of Highways, of McHenry County. II'i- Pw*1: nois, do hereby approve the above state- < merit of costs and amount due the con- SUr. Clayton TRYON, ^ lfr°U CTairma'n 'and*'oenUemlf ^" he • Board of Supervisors, McHenry County " * i • Tour committee to whom was re*®[T^ \ ~ the matter of constructing a new bridge ik-PJr at the site known as Feltes Bridge on t the. public highway ^etwe«» sections 28 16f anil £6 in the Town of Hartland, mc Hfe'v;- Henrv County, Illinois, would beg leave fft- . to submit the following report on the £# matters before them: , That said bridge was completed suo- '*S stantially in accordance with the contract and duly accepted by tnis com- , mfttee who met with the Highway Com- ;'•/ missioner of the Town of Hartland and ' ^ the Countv Superintendent of Highways ? - of McHenVy County at Said 'ridge on the 31st day of August, A D. 1920, pur- ' Huant to the call of the chairman of w" ' thThat*thecontract price for said bridge C* was the sum of $2260. and that the cost of advertising for bids was *5.6-. ^ e i;./.' ordered the County Clerk in writing to flr<>w an order in favor of the contractor r-" - Sff CTayton Oswalt of Harvard Illinois for the sum of $2034 which said sumi is ninety per cent of the e°ntf*?* T*"0*, said bridge, said payment being duly approved in writing by- the Count} Superintendent of Highways of said C°We* would therefore recommend that the County Clerk draw an order in favor of the aforesaid contractor in the sum of $226 which said sum is ten per cent of the contract price and Is now due; and one in favor of the Woodstock American for advertising In the sum of $6.60 which said orders are the entire cost of said bridge. ~ which is respectfully submit- W. H. WARD. I£_F. KUECKER, _ CEHAS. H. ACKMAN. The special committee on Cole bridge In Burton Township made the following reports which were on motion adopted, to-wit: Statement Jollet Bridge and Construction Co, In account with H. C. Sweet. Dee. 12--To 9^ days' use of irrigating pump with J days' labor, beginning October 7th --$47.50 To wooden part of pump which floated down the creek and not recovered : 15.00 for report and the board adjourned to 1.30 p. m. for committee work. , loo r. v. , Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members. The committee on claims (County Poor) made the following' report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: State>of Illinois, County of McHenry. ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of SuDervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims to them, and recommend the r the following, and that the ^ directed to issue orders on tM Treasurer to the Claimants for tits several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: St. Vincent's Ind. School, board Helen Spielman ./$ $0 00 Dixon State Hospital, clothing H. Glaze and H. Anderson 2C.4S Dorr-- F. A. Walters, pension R. Stamets, Florence Sheehe, XX Eckert, May Anderson 379.00 F. A. Walters, exp. Mrs. O&kroot 37.60 Haley & Behringer, mdse Mrs. Jake Olsnn - 14.92 Dr. G. E. Wright, car* John Dicker son -- 10.0® Nunda-- A. H. Hale, pension Mrs. Grant, milk for Mrs. Trent 82.00 Meier Bros., mdse. Mrs. Smith, Mrs Heine <6.67 H. M. Rosenthal & Sons, wood Mrs. Heine - 12.96 Char. Johnson, board Mrs. Nellie Ooldstrom M.42 F. W. Kruger, mdse. Mrs. Schults 19.61 H W Gieseke, mdse. Mrs. Goldetrom ,7.51 McHenry-- _ S. H. Freund, cash Mr*. Beck- j with & D. Granger 87.00 M. M. Niesen, mdse. G. Beckwith A Mrs. C. Stagman - --68 7S Wilbur Lumber Co., wood Beckwith family «.»2 Richmond-- _ ' Geo. A Osmond, mdse. Alva Rugg 9.09 F. S. Smith, mdse. W. I* Holland 28.38 Seneca-- Dr. G. E Wright, care Mrs. John Smith 20.00 Haley & Behringer, mdse. Mrs. John Smith 49.63 Greenwood-- _ L. W. Thompson, pension Mrs. Nichols .: 100 00 Riley-- . _ _ Dr. R. M. Curtiss, care J. Ponlts tk Brown Jewell -- 26.00 H. H. Barber, expu JAmes Stynhour L - --» 11.00 Chemung-- W. H. Ward, pension Cora Plankey, Mrs. Lee Hawley, Mrs. Fred T'tech; rent for Ruth Keeler & Mrs. Holester 323.00 Strain Bros., mdse. Mrs. Furgeson & Wallace -- 42.00 Strain Bros., mdse John McGuire 73.11 Dr. C. M. Johnson, service A. Berner 6.00 Dr. C. M. Johnson, service Chas. GiUem 6.00, T. J. Leaky, mdse. Mrs. Jay Hollester - 14.07 Jas. A Keeler, coal Mrs. F. Utesch -- §.16 W. T Beck, milk Jay Hollester 6.10 Dr. is*. I.. Seelye, serv. Ruby Wait 76.00 Algonquin-- Schumann Bros., mdse. Mrs. Katlins - -- 60.00 H M. Rosenthal & Sons, Mrs. Kali na, wood and coal 86.08 All of which is respectfully submit- TO4, H. M. TURNER, » - " \ H E. WHIPPLE, "• .'/'J* W. H. WARD, sE F. A. WALTERS. The committe on claims (Labor, Fees and Supplies) made the following report which was on motion adopted, towit: State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Mr Chairman and Gentlemen or the Board of Supervisors: Tour Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave t,o 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. Pettlbone ft Co., supplies Co. Oft. $994.01 American Law Book Co., law books 16.60 Lawyers Co. Op. Pub. Co, law books -- 7.60 Zion Institute Sc Ind., prtg Sopt. Schools Illinois Ptrg. Co., prtg. Co. Treas. Co., record Or. 8.32 e oo USfc. , - $62.50 I hereby certify tfcnt I famished the engine to run the above pump and collected 9Vi days' use for same. H. J. SIEDSCHLAG. Woodstock, Illinois, July 24, 1920. Guy E. Still, County Clerk, McHenry County, Illinois, Woodstock, Illinois. Dear Sir: The undersigned members of the special committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the site known as Coies Bridge in section 30 in the Town of Burton, McHenry County. Illinois, would report: That at a meeting duly held this day at the site of said bridge, it was found that said bridge was finally completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract, and that it was decided to finally accept said bridge The following is ,a statement of the cost of said bridge: Contract price $9,860.00 Less amount of previous payments • 7,110.00 Amount unpaid $2,740.00 Less amount of H. C. Sweet, bill in controversy ... 62.50 Total amount due contractor under this report $2,677 60 F. A." WALTERS. H. G. DURKEE. I. C. L. Tryon, County Superintendent of Highways, McHenry County, Illinois, do hereby approve the above statement of costs and amount due the contractor, the Jollet Bridge and Construction company. C. L. TRYON, County Superintendent of Highways. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Your committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the site known as the Cole 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 said bridge was completed substantially in accordance with the con tract and duly accepted by this com mittee who met with the Highway Commissioner of the Town of Burton and the County Superintendent of Highways of McHenry' County, at the site of said bridge on the 24th day of July, 1920 . That the contract price for said bridge was the BURI of ..$9,850 . Less the amount of previous payments 7,110 500.00 350.00 600 00 900.00 , Leaving an unpaid balance of $2,740 •: A controversy had developed between the contractor and Mr. H. C. Sweet of <- Spring Grove, Illinois, over the settle-1 ment of a bill for labor and the rental of a pump, in the sum of $62.50. and - Mr. Sweet filed the bill with the committee, and asked that this amount be held back from money due the contractor to protect him, which your committee decided to do for the time being. Pursuant to a special resolution passed at the last meeting of this board, yotir committee thereupon ordered the County Clerk in writing to draw an order in favor of the contractor, The Joliet Bridge and Construction company of Joliet. Illinois, for the sum of $3677 50 which said sum was the full amount due the contractor for said bridge after deducting the $62.50 in controversy, said payment being duly approved In writing by the County Su- , perlntendent of Highways of this conn- All Of which is respectfully submitted. F. A. WALTERS, v H. G. DURKEE. 'fSW"'- FRANK B. McCONNELL. '&•? . The clerk presented the certificates of .• '•#!»«>. various highway commissioners of the county, of the atnounts necessary to be raised by taxation for the proper , t • construction, maintenance and repair of roods and bridges in the various townships, and upfin motion of Supervisor "Hale duly seconded said certificates Were approved. "The clerk presented a report of the vartoop payments made under vouchers by the State Department on contor state aid roads, which payby vote approved. presented lists of claims anty and on motion of jht duly seconded same the proper committees Foote & Davles Clk 00.78 Hammond & Stephens Co., blks. Supt. of Schools 01.29 Chicago Telephone Co., rent of phones 84.76 The Republican News Co, prtg. ballots -- 20.00 Richmond Gazette, prtg. ballot* (school) 3.00 The Herald Pub. Co., letter beads Board Review 6.76 Hebron Tribune, prtg. ballots (school) 4 76 Callaghan & Co., law books 30.00 C. M. Parker Pub. Co., prtg. Supt Schools 15.69 Todd Protectograph Co., protectograph 60.S6 A M. Shelton, exp. of office 69.30 C. L. Tryon, supt hy*s, exp. of office 366.51 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., waste basket sheriff 4.80 The Republican-News Co, blks. Board of Review 7.60 Woodstock American, prtg. .Co. Clk. & Hy. notice 26.00 Woodstock American, prtg. Board of Review ---- 13.60 Woodstock American, prtg notices Co. Court 10.30 M. J. Wandrack, bailiff 4 days .... 14.00 R. W. Hall, bailiff 13 days 45.60 R W. Hall, bailiff 3 days 7.00 McHenry Plaindealer, let. heads Sc env. Board Review 8.Q0 McHenry Plaindealer, pub. color ballots -- 1.60 A. D. Osborn Hdw. Co., mdse Co. House - - W. R. Burns, mdse. shf. & Soil Imp. Assn - P. H. Matthei, sheets A pillow cases sheriff Wien's Dept. Store, mdse. sheriff E. W. Bates, cleaning boiler Home Oil Co., oil sheriff P. A. Renie, inquest C. J. Wiltsie E. G Griebel, labor Cir. Clk'S vault •. F. H. Opfergelt mdse. sheriff Splendid Restaurant, meals jury McHenry Co. Soil Imp. Assn., appropriation 1600 67 A. M. Shelton, extra compensation June, July, August 800.00 C. Wandrack. salary June, July and August --- 370.00 Vesty Muldoon, salary June, July, August 875.00 Geo. J. Bartelt, mdse. sheriff -- 33.28 City of Woodstock, light & water 196 16 Woodstock Sentinel Co., prtg. ft stp. env. Co. -Off 207.60 Roy J. Stewart, sheriff. Jail bill 290 SO D. M Wright, serv. Board of Review 469.00 Earl Toles. serv. Board of Review 409.00 Stephen H. Freund, serv. Board of Review 469.00 Wm. Desmond, serv. Board of Review - 483.00 Daisy Moore, serv Board of Review - 108.00 D. B. Nichols, mdse. ft labor C. H 323.60 H. W. Barnes, auto delivering ballots 11.00 Herald Pub Co., prtg. for 8upt. of Schools 235.75 A. H. Hale, epl. com. work 18.90 E. C. Hughes, spl. com. work .... 10 40 F. A. Walters, spl. com. work 23.60 Chas. H Ackman, spl. com. Work 18.60 D. M. Wright, spl. com. work 19.20 Harvard Herald Co., prtg. ballots 634 80 E. F. Kuecker, spl. com. work 23.40 W. H. Ward, spl. com work ..... 6.10 H. E. Whipple, spl. com. work .... 6.20 H. G. Durkee, spl com. work 6.70 H. M. Turner, spl. com. work ...... 18.00 C. L. Tryon, Co- sh cost rep. bridge bit. Boone & McHenry Co * erty of said county and state aforesaid for the year A D. 1920, and that the County Clerk is hereby instructed to extend said amount on all taxable property In the county in accordance with this report, for the following speciftM parpMeB, to-wit: U fidttty Judge |2,600.00 MHr$fees. County Clerk, "* Clerk, Sheriff and jtfrr 2,000.00 compensation and dACUM expenses, County Super- IntMQident of Schools -- 1,200.00 Supplies, stationery, postage, i .eJawfess, countv offices 8,000.00 Per Diem, Board of Review .... 1,200.00 Clerk hire, witness fees, etc. Board of Review - _ 500.00 Mileage and per Diem, Jurors <1,000.00 Coroner's and Coroner's Jurors fees at inquests Fees for birth and death reports Salary Probation Officer, County Court Salary Probation Officer, Circuit Court Bounties, crows, ground hogs, etc 1,600.00 Indigent Poor at Poor Farm and Asylums --... 4,000.00 Support of County Paupers 4,000 00 Fuel, light, water, etc., court house and Jail 1,650 00 Relief of blind .-- -- 1,650^.00 Repairs, court house and Jail --. 4,000.00 Repairs. Poor Farm -- 4,000 00 Janitor service -- 1,500,00 Supplies, court house and jail 1,000.00 Dieting prisoners _..r. 1,000.00 Salary, Deputy Sheriff, livery for ShprilT, etc - 1,700.00 Court reporters - - 1,000.00 County aid in building bridges 7,250.00 Furniture, court house and fail 2,500.00 Coniingent expenses, lal>or, law books, etc 2,000.00 Per Diem, mileage and special committee work, members of the Board of Supervisors 8,000.00 Salary of Soil Advisor 2,000.00 Countv's proportion for State- Aid Roads ... : 6,000.00 Mother's Pensions 0,500.00 All of which is respectfully submitted. JOHN CONLEY, Chairman. L. W. THOMPSON, H. E. WHIPPLE. ••ommlttee on Fees and Salaries made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: State of Illinois, County of McHenry,. as. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee on Fees and Salaries would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. We would recommend that, the clerk hire of the County Clerk be increased the sum of three hundred seventy dollars and sixty cents to the first day of December, A. D. 1920, and that the clerk hire for the said County Clerk be fixed at the sum of forty-five hundred dollars for the year from December 1st, A. D. 1920, to December 1st, A. D. 1921. All of which is respectfully submitted. A. H. HALE, ChMrman „ W. H. WARD, • F. A. WALTEM, BL F. KUECKEB, ' B. C. HUGHES. • v CHAS. H. ACKMAN, x, r D. M. WRIGHT, H. M. TURNER. nmittee on Relief of Blind made" the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: State of Illinois, McHenry County, ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee on Relief of Blind Would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That the appropriation heretofore made for the relief of blind pers0ns was exhausted on the first day of July, A. D. 1920. We would therefore recommend that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00), payable quarterly, commencing July 1st, A. D. 1920, and payable October 1st, A. D. 1920, January 1st, A D. 1921, April 1st, A. D. 192\, and July 1st, A. D. 1921, be appropriated for each of the following named persons, under the Statute, to-wit: Geoi^e D. Williams, Johanna Ritt, Frank W. Miller, Ellen Boyle, George C. Hansen, J. C. Voss, Swan Hansen, Walter Freund, Lynn H. Fillmore and Mary Frickel. We therefore recommend the total appropriation of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,600.00) for the relief of blind persons as above set forth. . All of which is respectfully submitted. D. M. WRIGHT, Chairman. P. G. HOFFMAN. JOHN CONLEY, W. H WARD. The clerk presented and read a contract with the State Department of Public Works and Buildings covering four government trucks, and stated that said trucks had been contracted for by the highway commissioners and town boards i i yv--' of the townships of Nunda, Algonquin, Grafton and Hebron. On motion said contract was approved. The clerk presented and read contract for coal entered into by the purchasing committe with the American Coal ana Supply company, which contract was on motion approved. It was moved by Supr. Wright that no work be done on public buildings except as ordered by chairman of committee on public buildings, said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Turner and carried. Thereupon on motion of Supr. Ackman, seconded by Supr Hale, it was ordered that this board adjourn. * Thereujton said board adjourne^. S. H. FREUND, Chair IMS. Attest: G. E. STILL, Clerk. and c Bridge, nie fall© u»y Corojfitaee on th< n as Brid reporf which was on motion adopted to-wit: Mr. (Stairmbn and Gentlemen -of the Bo&M Of Supervisory M rTTrnry CVHjF1 "/ourjConjmittee to whom the matter $f constructing a at tbe we KxtPWA as the til* public hithWiKy in secti TOWS, of Senet^, jKCHenry ' „ nois "itould ttegltcrve to submit lowtMT report , 4ft the ibattera them: That your committee met on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1920, at Woodstock, Illinois, to receive bids for the ogpstruction of sald brldgt that tfee t?ta or Button Brothers; of Hebron, in tbe »um o* six OpMissnd five dollar* ($6,600* foigthe bridge except piles which Jmre to be f •OM driven at $1.7f|ber lineal fM»i J&t H* th« ground, addiHtnal; was the lowest bid received, nl your awarded the coa' Brothers , and committee ltradt to said Batten Your committee -#ould further report that the north abutment of said bridge isnow completed substantially in, accordance with the plans, specifications an<| contract; that the value of said abutment in proportion to the amount of the contract is the sum of $1400 and that the value of 316 lineal feet of pile* under the said abutment is $551.26, or a total for the value of the said norm abutment of $1951.25. Your committee recommends that the County Cierk be instructed to draw an order in favor of Button Brothers of Hebron, Illinois, for the sum of sixteen _ hundred fifty eight dollars and fifty-six wu cents ($1658.56) which said sum is eighty five per cent of the va^ue of said completed abutment. All «li respectfully submitted/' - : H. E. WHIPPLE, v! D. M. WRIGHT, H. H. BARBER wm0* follows: INSTITUTE FUND ; Receipts , - Balance on hand. June 30. 1910 $ 944.13 Received from - pyflinisfttScss and certificates -- -- 880.00 81,880 13 Disbursements - Institute Instructors --$ 500.60 Incidental expenses of institute 6.00 Bal4n.9e .gn hand July 1, 1920 .... 824.08 $1,880.18 > DISTRIBUTIVE FUND avvv . Receipts . " Balance on hand, June 30t 1M> $ 2,882.(6 Apportioned but not uMriV , Uted, on hand. June 80, lilt 1,108.80 School Tax Fund (from state auditor) ... 338.70 Interest on school toad (from _ . _ State Auditor) -- 28,290.72 $82,120 94 Disbursements Distributed to township treas- ^ urers $81,340.20 Cash on h$nd, June 30. 1920 .... 771.74 ^ ' ' . 182,120.04 All of !;l§- *"freapect*uily submitted. . " ' ! /. / ' •S®a. G. DURKEE, Chairsuul. H. HALE, . ,-y v #!L W. THOMPSON, ::^p. G. HOFFMAN. The committee on claims (Labor, Fees and Supplies) made the following report, which was 'on motion adopted, to- I, C. L. Tryon, Superintendent of Highways for McHenry County, hereby approve the above estimate of the value of the completed north abutment C. L. TRYON, County Superintendent of Highways, McHenry County, Illinois. The special committee on Cole bridge made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman ana Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois; Your committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the site known as Coles Bridge over the Nippersink Creek in section 30 of the Town of Burton, McHenry County. Illinois, would beg leave to submit the following report on. the matters before them: Your committee would call to your attention the fact that owing to a controversey between the contractor the Joliet Bridge and Construction Co. of Joliet, Illinois, and Mr H. S. Sweet of Spring Grove. Illinois, over the settlement of a bill for labor and the use of a pump, in the sujn of $62.50, your committee recommended that this said sum be held back from the final amount due said contractor, pendfng an agreement of the parties to the controversey. Your committee would now report that the said contractor has. by letter, agreed to allow Mr. Sweet the sum of $50, which said sum Mr. Sweet has agreed to accept in final payment of said bill. Your committee would therefore recommend that the County Clerk be instructed to draw an order on McHenry county in favor of H. C. Sweet for tne sum of fifty dollars, and one in favor of the Joliet Bridge and Construction Company of Joliet, Illinois, for the sum of twelve dollars and fifty cents, which said payments discbarge the county obligations in full for the payment of the cost of said bridge. ' All of which Is respectfully submitted. FRANK B McCONNELL. F. A. WALTERS, The special committee on Ryder bridge In Alden made the following report, which was on motion adopted, towit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Y0o1u r committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the Site known as Ryders Bridge Jn section 30 in the Town of Alden, McHenry County, Illinois, would beg1 leave to submit the following report -on, the matters before them: Difference on cement and' stMl: ' 102 bbl. cement & $3.50, 1920 $367.00 ; 102 bbl. cement • 13.60, v 1919 $388 20 Reenforclng steeL 1030 $371.17 Reeinforclng steel, 1819 249.28 *121.89 $306.69 Proceedings of Regular Decern Meeting, 1920. 2.93 6.86 113.13 9.30 7 00 9.60 5.00 12.00 10.25 23.00 84 bar« *« »q r«r lnforclng 15 Ig. 6 1* 8' 0' 0", 22-30' 88-12' 0" ... 26 bars 5-8" reinforcing, 10'0" lg.1... 62 bars 7-8" reinforcing, 20»0" lg. September^, 1020. O"' v State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your 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. Pettlbone & Co., supplies co. officers $867 60 Zion Institute & Industries, supplies shf. & Co. Clk. 11.46 Lawyer Co. Op. Pub. Co„ law reports, vols 7 ft 8 - 16.00 American Law Bk. Co., law reports, vols. 20 & 21 16.00 Illinois Printing Co., records Treas 88.00 The Richmond Gazette, notice colo ballot 2.40 John Buehler, canvass election 20.00 John Kitchen, canvass election 20 00 American Coal ft Supply Co., coal for county -- 64ft.36 Germ© Mfg. Co., mdse. sheriff 49.21 The Federal Chemical Co., mdse. sheriff 2.80 Timothy Hurley, labor C H. ..._ 4.80 Scott Thayer, labor shf. residence 81.90 H. A. Stone ft Son, shoes, rubbers, gloves, sheriff 'r 18.60 Geo. J. Bartelt, mdse. sheriff 30.83 J E. Hagan, services insane man, etc 17.00 A. J. Walters, auto del. ballots 38.60 The Hoy Pharmacy, mdse. Co. Clk and Cir. Clk 11.60 Chicago Tel. Co., rent phones ..-- 84.76 L. W. Thompson, spl. com. work 13 00 C. & N. W. Ry. Co., freight on coal 290 86 A. M. Shelton, supt. schn extra comp. Oct., Nov. & Sept 300.00 C Wandrack, dep. shf., salary Sept, Oct. & Nov 270.00 "Vesty Muldoon. Janitor, salary Sept., Oct & Nov 875.00 Ed. Gallagher, unloading coal 104.45 A S. Wright, mdse. sheriff 80.52 M. J. Wandrack, bailiff 5 days .... 17.60 R. W. Hall, bailiff 25 days 100.26 Woodstock Sentinel, prtg. ballots, stp. env. & blanks for Co Officers 1794.26 Walters & Burger, coal for Co. .... 48.43 A. J. Dushnak, meals for Jurors 24.10 Herald Pub. Co , pub. ballots 143.00 Herald Pub. Co., prtg. supt. sohs. and ballots .' 47.60 A. M. Shelton. exp of office 28.10 Republican News Co., prtg. ballots supt. schools : 10.00 WoodBtock American, prtg. ballots supt. schools 16.60 W M. Welch Mfg. Co., mdse. supt. schools 44.60 Chas. H. Ackman, spl. com. work 24.80 D. M. Wright, spl com. work 26.80 C. L. Tryon, exp. of office 330.64 Woodstock American, prtg. highway notice 3.10 W. H Hale, spl. com. work 24.80 E. F. Kuecker, spl. com. work 17.40 E. F. Hughes, spl. com work .... 21.10 Franklin R. Mueller ft Co., floor in halls upstairs 612.45 Button Bros., Jtyder bridge 1889.75 Button Bros.. Ryder bridge 465 25 F A. Walters, spL com. work 27.50 W. H. Ward. spl. com. work 16 00 H. M. Turner, spl. com. work 37.80 H. H Barber, services of Willis Jobe and Clyde Coarson - 7.60 H. E. Whipple, spl. com. work 12.40 H. H. Barber, spl. com work 12.00 Roy J. Stewart. Jailer's acct. etc. 60.00 8461b ~-~»34 lb $389.84 31.88 mli All of which is respectfully suh- AN, The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, met in special session pursuant to the rules of said Board, at the Court House in the City of Woodstock, on Monday, the 6th day of December, 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, Charles H. Ackman, John Conley, F. A. Walters, L. W. Thompson, H. M. Turner, F. B. McConnell, P. G Hoffman, S. H. Freund and A. H. Hale, constituting a quorum. The minutes of the last meeting were read and on motion approved The semi-annual reports of the County Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Sheriff were presented and on motion referred to the Committee on fees and salaries for report. The annual report of the Treasurer was presented and read and*on motion referred to the committee to settle with , the Treasurer for report. The clerk presented lists of claims against the county which were on motion referred to the proper committees for report. Supr. Wright introduced the following resolution and moved its adoption. WHEREAS during the past sixteen years Theodore Hamer has been Circuit Clerk of this county, and Whereas, during all of those years the members of this Board of Supervisors have been privileged to solicit his aid and advice, which at all times has been sound and dependable, and Whereas the said Theodore Hamer has been at all times honorable, faithful obliging and competent in his duties, and Whereas, he has decided to leave public office and assume the duties of private business. Therefore be it Resolved by the Board of Supervisors in regular session assembled, that in his going the public loses a valuable servant, and the County a competent official, and we hereby extend to Kim our best wishes for his Freight , i**vV *871.17 That they met at said bridge on the 16th day of October, 1920. ana allowed a partial estimate amounting to 85 per cent of the value of completed work and material furnished itemized as follows to-wit: Value of both abutments which < were completed $1,470.00 Value of steel rods for the top . • which were on the ground .... 186.00 Value of the gravel for the top which was on the ground .... 40.00 42.28 t^ll. Of is respectfully submit- " D. M WRIGHT, F : E F. KUECKER. «? . ' CHAS. H. ACKMAN, > H. G. DURKEE, E. C. HUGHES. # ^iswmflttee on finance^made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: 8tate of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen or the Board of Supervisors: Your Finance Committee to whom was referred the matter Of the County Tax Levy, for the year A. D. 1920, would beg leave to Bubmlt the following rep0rt on the matters and things before them That we have ascertained the several items of necessary expenditures for county purposes as nearly as possible, and recommend that the sum of seventy thousand dollars (970,0000)0) be levied as county tax oh all the taxable prQpfutue health, happiness and prosperity ry STEPHEN H. FRE0&%- ?v *>£>. M. WRIGHT. y: ' "vj V „ V J -v-r < • • VM. WRIGHT. W. THOMPSON, % H. BARBER. ; G HOFFMAN, . H. WARD. JOHN CONLEY. ^ ^ B. McCONNELL, 4 ' E. WHIPPLE, *.t- F. KUECKER, » 4 M. TURNER. A. WALTERS, -v jjA. H. HALE. i 15. C. HUGHES. CHAS. H. ACKMAN. Total value of completed work and material furnished $1,086 00 Raid estimate being approved by the County Superintendent of Highways, we therefore instructed the County Clerk to draw an order on McHenry county in favor of Contractor, Button Brothers of Hebron, Illinois, for the sum of $1389.75. Your committee again met at the site of said bridge, with the highway commissioner of said town and the County Superintendent of Highways on the 15th day of November, 1920. and found that said bridge was completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract, and finally accepted said bridge. The contract price for said bridge was $2,060.00 Less amount of previous payment 1,389.76 Leaving a balance on contract of - $ 660.26 Less 10 per cent of contract ~ T" 206.00 The motion to adopt was duly seconded and the resolution adopted. It was moved by Supevrisor Wright and Seconded by Supervisor Ackman that the Board adjourn to 1 o'clock p. m. 1 P. IK. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members. Supervisor Ward stated that the Harvard Poultry association proposed to give an exhibition in the near future, and that as he understood it this was the only association in the county giving an exhibition this year: that it had been the policy of this board to encourage the poultry industry by appropriating the sum of $100.00 annually to such price retained Amount allowable for partial estimate $ 455.26 The above amount of $465 25 having been approved by the County Superintendent of HichWrays. your committee instructed the County Clerk to draw an order on McBsaify county for the sum of four hvuMfSa fifty-five dollars and twenty-five cents, in favor of Button Brothers of Hebron. Illinois. At said meeting Button Brothers filed a bill with yO«T committee, which is hereto attached, for the difference in the cost of the steel and cement, used on said bridge, between the price of these commodities, at the time of the letting of said contract October 4, 1919, and at the time said bridge was built, and asked the committee to recommend payment of this amount $205.69 as an extra over and above the contract price. In view of the ral*e In price of the cement and steel, and from the fact that it was impossible for the contractor to secure the materials after the letting of the contract in time to complete the bridge during the fall of 1919 and alpo in view of the fact that the bid of Button Brothers was $700.00 lower than the next lowest bid received for said bridge, your committee believes that there is merit in the said claim for the sum of $205.69 and would recommend, subject to the approval of this honorable board, the payment of the sum of two hundred five dollars and sixty nin* cents to said Button brothers as an extra, together with the sum of two hundred five dollars <$205.b0v new due on said contract All of which is respectfully submitted. L. W THOMPSON, ^ H. M. TURNER, W. H. WARD. The Committee on Education made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wlt: v •; Mr. Chairman and Gentlfemen ejft the Board of Supervisors: !'P;v MCfilfeD M. Wright r: -'.-j^r^cHAS. H. ACKM c HUGHES. ^ " H. G. DURKEE, E. F. KUECKER, The Committee on claims (County Poor) 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 on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to thepri, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be direo.ted to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, towit: Greenwood-- L. W. Thompson, pension, Mrs Nichols $160.00 St Mary's Train. 8chool, board Daniel Hurley St Vincent*s Ind. School, board Helen Spielman - Dixon State Hospital, board H. Anderson & H Glace ...~.-- - Lincoln State School ft College board co. patients ----. Algonquin-- . Mrs. Theo. Bohl, board Louis Bohl Schuenemann Bros., mdse. Mrs. Kallina -- McHenry-- M. N Niesen, mdse. Christ Stegman & Geo, BeckWlth Wilbur Lumber Co., fuel Geo. R^ckwith .... S. H. Freund, cash br Gr^ger ft Beckwith Dorr-- F A. Walters, widow pension. Rebeaca Stamets. Emma Eckert Florence Sheehey, May Anderson 266.00 J. C. Klobentz. mdse. Mary Olson 0.84 F. A. Walters, cash Mrs. Oakroot fk tramp - 88.60 Nunda-- ... Meier Bros., mdse Mrs. Smith A Mrs. Heine ...» 70.99 F W. Kruger, mdse. Mrs. Schults 20.49 H. M. Rosenthal & Sons, fuel Mrs Heine A. H. Hale, pension Mrs. Grant Chas. Johnson, board Mrs. Fred Goelstrom Chemung-- W. H. Ward, pension. Cora. Pianky, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Ut&ch ft •rent Ruth Keeler 269.00 Strain Bros., mdfee. Mrs. Ferguson Jacob Raeder, mdse Mrs. Clara Athains isr-vr Fred Barlow, coal Mrs. Wallace Dr. J. G. Maxon. serv. Mrs. Hollisster & Bandlow Richmond-- _ Ge^O A. Osmond, mdse. Alva J. C. SAn Haley, mdse. John Smith 81.08 Dorr-- ^ Haley ft Behringer, atBse. Mrs. .Take Olson Marengo-- . ' _ W. T. Dougherty, drugs Mrs. Coral-- Wm. F. Koch, mdse. Elsie Winkleman F. E. Conley, mdse. Elsifc Winkleman - - Schroeder Bros., mdse. Ole Adams Chas H. Ackman, wilow pension Elsie Winkleman ---- Riley 22.00 80.00 29.67 84.16 00.00 168.40 48.60 17.62 87.00 24.30 76.00 60 42 80.00 10.00 7.00 70.60 88.10 3.88 6.00 8 60 22.08 Dr. R. M. Curtis, care Mrs. Ponits Chemung-- B. J. Hoge for Gladys Utesch 70.00 26.00 40 47 All o* which is respectfully sub mitted. E WHIPPLE, H. M. TTTRNER. F; A. WALTERS. The Committee on Alms House and Farm made the following report, which was on motion adopted, to-wit: Btate of Illinois, County of McHeniy, ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Alms third the ¥!<« invcnt/ity r-yn it. Stock * 2 Bay Geld «. - $ 150.04 Hetfers Boll Calvel $8,960.00 Farm Products 260.00 100.00 500.00 20.01 11,010 00 800 Shocks Corn *|l isaas . Tons Straw -- 16% Tons Alfalfa Hay 100 Tons Silage 8 Bushels Seed Corn _ Farm Implements 4 Buck Saws I Axes 1 Stock and Dies 1 Pipe Cutter 0 Scoop Shovels - 4 View 2 Work Benches 40 Ft. Garden Hose « 6 Lanterns 3 Pipe Wrenches 1 Pr. Tin Shears 8 Hand Saws 4 Hammers 1 Brace 18 Bits 1 Dehorner 4 Wood Chisels 1 Try-square 1 Hack-saw 1 Key-hole Saw 1 Draw-shave ..... Jack Plans 1 Plane 8 Spray Nozzles 1 Oil Stove 1 Soldering Outfit 2 Saw Sets 2 Screw Drivers .. 1 Ceiling Brush .. 1 Brad Awl 12 Sprayers ...1 _ _ _ 8 Sprinkling; Cans Barrel Sprayer Engine, Switch-board an# Batteries 1 Pump Jack 1 Steel Barrell .... . 1 Emery Grinder 1 Heating Stove 18 Milk Cans 1 Grind Stone 3 Lawn Mowers 1 Garden Drill 1 Hand Cultivator 2 Cross-cut Saws .. 2 Scythes ... 6 Garden Hoes 2 Spades 2 Lawn Rakes 4 Garden Rakes „. 2 Crow Bars 2 Potato Forks ... 2 Post Augers 2 Poet Mauls 4 Shovels ... 2 Picks ^ -.1. , T.J.., 1 Ford Truck 1 Four-horse Engine ; 1 2 h o r s e G a s o l i n e E n g l l l e _ . 1 Pump Jack 4 Corn Knives 2 Hay Knives Forks. 1 Shovel 3 Forks 1 Barn Broom Curry Combs and Brushes .... 1 32-ft Extentlon Ladder 1 20-ft. Ladder 40 Grain Bags 1 12-ft. Ladder u- 2 3-horse Hitches -,, 1 Spring Tooth Harrow -- 2 5-tooth Cultivators 1 Road Wagon 1 Top Buggy .. 1 Horse Clipper 1 3-section Harrow 1 2-section Harrow 1 Buzz Saw 2 Set Bob-Sleigh 2 Hay Racks 1 Set Runners .... 2 Log Chains 1 Sulky Plow- -- 2 Potato Diggers 1 Potato Hiller 2 Steel Rollers 1 Clod Crusher . 1 Walking Plow 1 Grain Binder 2 Corn Binders 1 Grain Drill 1 Potato Planter ... 1 Corn Planter 1 Harrow 1 Manure Spreader 4 Truck Wagons . 1 Set Dump Boards 1 Combination Rack .1 2 Wagon Beds 2 Six-shovel Cultivators 1 Double WagQn Box 2 Milk Wagons 2 Disk Harrows 1 Hay Tedder 1 Mower 1 Hay Rake 2 Set Double Harness ... 1 Single Harness 3 Wheel Barrows ..™ 1 Set Hay Slings 1 Hay Rope 1 Hay Fork 2 Set Tackle Blocks ...---- 1 Set Scales 1 Fanning Mill 1 Corn Shelter 1 Set Wagon Springs 8 Horse Blankets 2 Robes ......--.... 80.00 n. Fire Hose d and Brush le viable Arm Chairs .. <00 40.00 Chairs 66 00 Sharpners ™ eC&blnot- Blankets 80.00- ow Slips lO.Ofr 22.00 10.00 26.00 V0 Bed Ticks ';. SO Towels .... 60 Y4 Cotton Cloth"""" 6 Night Gowns _ jj® Yd. Pillow Tubing 12 Flannel 20 Yd. Percale 8 Rolls Cotton Batting*"!"' 22 Pair Drawers . . 10 Shirts ^ If Pair Stockings 1 Vacuum Cleaner 1 Ice Box Total . Summary Farm Stock ....... Farm Products ... Farm Implements Furniture and Fixtures Total € it .$2,746.40 3,960.0* 1,610.00 2,544.&K 2,746.40 ...$10,860,06 Tour Committee would further port and recommend that the county employ, Dr E. V.. Anderson, as county physician to the first day of March, A. D. 1922 to attend the patients fct the Alms House at three dollars and fifty S8K6A0 .0an0 ! cmenejd?ic inPee.r he to furnish his own 00.60 Your committee would recommend, that Gardner Knapp be re-appointed HUperintendent of said Alms House and1 Farm, and that his salary be fixed at the sum of sixteen hundred twenty doliars ($1620.00) per annum, and tilsw| fe four hundred and eighty dollars ($480.00 \ per annum for running said Alms House and Farm and for the proper care of all Inmates who may be in the house on the first day of Jan-- u*ry. In the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and twenty-one or may be admitted during the said year. We further recommend that the Boarff of Supervisors hire all necessary hell* "furniture and Fixtures 1 Dining Table $ 1 Sewing Machine 1 9x12 Rug ---- 5 Kitchen Ranges 1 Peck Measure 7 Cullinders 26 Bread Tins .... 8 Dripping Pans 3 Cake Griddles 2 1-gal. Jugs 166 Gal. Jars 4 Granite Pails 8 Dish Pans 1 Canning Outfit 15 Milk Sett&s .. 1 Jlour Bin 4 Kitchen Tables 1 Wood Box .. 1 Coffee Boiler 3 Iron Kettles 8 Flat Irons _ 4 Pails 4 Dippers .... 2 Coffee Pots ... 7 Laddies 1 Coffee Strainer 9 Milk Pitchers 36 Granite Cups 36 Granite Plates 12 Granite Bowls 24 China Bowls 2 Coffee Mills .1 Electric Flat Iron 4 Coal Hods 2 Mantel Clocks 6 Alarm Clocks ....... 2 Large Culliners x 3 Bread Boxes 8 Granite Kettles 5 Strainers 2 Spiders ... 6 Cake Tins 23 Granite Basins .... 2 Sausage Grinders 1 Vegetable Cutter 3 Bread Mixers -- 10 Vegetable Dishes 41 Coffee Cups --„-- 29 Saucers 87 Plates 11 Pie Tins 2 Chopping Bowls 1 Strainer 1 Mortar --_.... 1 Lemon Squeeser 1 Potato Masher --,-- 2 Window Cleaners -- 48 Table Knives 48 Forks ----*-- 18 Tablespoons 48 Teaspoons --- 12 Brooms 6 Clothes Baskets 1 Hand Truck 1 Table - 6 Step Ladders 1 Garbage Can 2 Fleu Cleaners . 10 Funnels - Gasoline Stove 1 .Mangle ... 2 Clothes- Bars .. 3 Ironin* Boards 8 Wash Stands .. 1 Incubator 10 Mops .... 4 Steel Barrels .. Laundry Outfit 4 Pork Barrels 2 Sauer Kraut Barrels 1 Meat Block 1 Churn -- 1 Meat Saw 1 Cleaver .... 1 Meat RSck .....-- 1 Cream Separator 2 Jugs 5.04 O.bd 8.00 22.64 2.00 16 00 8.01 9.00 4.00 1.00 3.00 1.60 1.00 2.00 3 00 2.00 2.00 1.60 4.00 1.60 660.10 10.00 40.00 4 00 1.00 1.60 5.00 1.0C 2.00 1.60 2.00 7.00 2.60 8.06 2.00 6.00 3.00 6.00 6 00 6.00 6.00 15.00 6.00 20.00, 35.00 10.00 3 00 3.00 26.00 40.00 2.00 20.00 40.00 8.00 60 00 86.V0 25.' 20.00 26.00 5.00 60 00 60.00 3.00 16.00 4.00 30.00 . 6.00 10.U« 20.00 10 00 16.00 10.00 26.00 3.00 3.00 16.00 16,«0 1 00 3.00 7.00 6.00 4.Q0 4l00 4.00 82,644^6 ' • required to properly run the said Alms House and Farm; the hired help to work at all times under the instructions and direction of the Superintendent and hiv wife. It is further recommended that the Superintendent or some responsible employee of his or of the County shall at all times be in personal charge of the inmates. It is further recommended that the Superintendent be employed for suctk gStes time as his services shall prove satisfactory to the Board of Supervisors and '£% its Poor Farm Committee, not longer than the first day of March, A D. 1922, „ A It is further understood and agreed sugg that the entering upon the duties of I,Ssm Superintendent of said Alms House and , * Farm shall constitute an acceptance of all the foregoing provisions and be in <,Afpart a contract between the superin- . :-sj, tendent and the County Board of Supervisors. ^ ° f w h i c h i s r e s p e c t f u l l y s a t e ; . nutted, F. A. WALTERS, Chairman^ ' A. H. Hale, / X HL M TURNER. CHAS. H. ACKMAN, D. M. WRIGHT, 3HSS. . ^ . E. C. HUGHES. '< 4%e Committee on Fees and 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: Your Committee on Fees and Salaries to whom was referred the semi-annual reports of the County Clerk, Circuit Clerk and the Sheriff for the half-yea*- ending December 1st, A. D. 1920, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters and things before them: We have audited the books and accounts of said officers and find the same correct as follows, to-wit: COUNTY CLERK Recipts-- Earned For Probate Fees $1,710.03 For Clerk's Fees in Suits in Court 480,10 For County Services 869.00 For Miscellaneous Services 486.06 Total earnings of v ^ half year $8,444.18 * 'H Received of earnings previously reported: - Probate l« 1.S3BJ* Court Costs Hjj Miscellaneous 3,022.63 Total receipts Balance due County June Report _ 1 Lard Press 10 00 40 CO 16.0* 800.00 .60 1.60 2.00 III 60 26.00 4.00 0.50 2.60 1.00 16.00 8 00 3.00 10.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 1.00 3.O0 1.50 26 4.60 4.00 8.00 8.40 4,00 3.C0 3.00 2.00 8 0o 6.00 LiO 3.40 8.00 3.00 1.60 1.W* 6 00 8.00 3.00 6.00 6.00 14.00 2.90 13.t»i 1.60 200 1.00 2.00 .*5 . .10 1.00 4.80 4.80 1.8u 8 80 12.00 8.00 8.0e 4.«0 9.00 3.00 1.80 1.60 BOO 6.00 8.00 3.t»0 3.00 10.00 4.00 12.00 120.00 14 00 T.0-1 , 30.00 10.00 1.00 1.00 10.00 ":!2 8 00 Expenditures .• Clerk Hire Refunded Docket-. Fees Miscellaneous Clerk's salary fOIr one-half year /_...... 1,260.00 --11,790.00 8 00 67,84 $S.847jt8 ,n2.t4 . Balance due county $2,734.44 The semi-annual report of the Circuit Clerk being as follows, to-wit: CIRCUIT CLERK Receipts-- Earned For Recording $3,400.25 For Clerks' fees In suits in court ...' 1,831.66 For Miscellaneous Services For amount allowed for services in •-•J Criminal Cases, 163 .days in Court at $6.00 Total earning of 287.70 818.88 Received $2,400.36 1,T88S» iM.tr 3 ' " $6,886.38 3,264.87 half year 86,481.60 Received of earnings /'• previously reported # Expenditures-- Clerk hire ....:t..$l,8Tf #0 Refund Docket Fees 81.60 Miscellaneous, ex- £ pense ft extra clerk hire 848.17 Clerk's salary for one-half year 1,000.00 Balance due county --...-.$3,631.66 The semi-annual report of the Sheriff being as follows, to-wit: SHERIFF Receipts-- Earhed For fees in suit. •••• in Court 844.20 For fees on ex-;: editions • 188.31 Other than court costs 1,694.60 Total earnings of one-half year . Total Receipts * Expenditures-- Auto Hire Miscellaneous Other than court costs mm,; 7,01 „ .'Vi 4 Receive# f 189.30 18881 ..$2,107.01 " t T"" Total earnings of one-half year --48,107.01 Total receipts ; ..... Rzpandltures-- r'" Auto hire 1 SS8.80 Miscellaneous 371.03 V > ' it*! Sheriff's salary fttr „ .«*' one-half year 860.00 Received of earning ' •'? ' previously reported tv- 1.471.03 Balance due 81,113.63 3 ^ Your committee would thiwrefore reeommend that an order be drawn on the ;."^J County Treasurer for the SQm of ene thousand one hundred thirteen dollars and fifty-two cents, the amount as fcis shown to be due to the Sheriff ]©fr Your committee would recommend -?y?' that the County Treasurer be allowed ,;s » the sum of fifty-five hundred dollars lor --< clerk hire, and the Circuit Clerk be tillowed the sum of three thousand dollars for clerk hire. , J.1 i ' V X ^ \ f * <* 5- *- / .4. | •> W *--• *• - ^ ^ •, 1 J ^ ^ K \ t. ** ^ . („ #