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Small crushed gravel with n®_oinder Rives the best results. The patrol man begins at one ditch and with the grader Made set nearly square across the roaa mores a small amount of material toward* the center, then when he turns artnad he comes back on the same side and moves the material farther toward* the center and v. so on until he has worked clear to the opposite ditch from whleh he started. He thus avoids a row of loose material and stones down the center of the road a* occurs when the material is worked toward the center from both sides of the road. Next, time over he begins at the opposite side of the road from which he started before. They keep this process up even through the dry Weather. After a rain the patrolman first goes over the road with a grader then with a planer. Wisconsin is dotted with short stretches of concrete road. The idea is to keep all of the main roads In good passable condftlon all the time aad to gradually concrete them as fast as the funds become available, We believe that it is possible to work out » plan to build and maintain the i State Aid Roads of MfHenry County on V? a par with those of Wisconsin. Considerable stretches of the main roads are In shape for patrol maintenance now and by rebuilding short stretches here and there, the main roads of the county could soon be brought up to an wpellent coadition. !W H. H. BARBBR. ; < FRANK MAY. ,:lt|ie committee on claims (Labor, Fees and Supplies) made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wit: State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. * M*. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Tour committee on Labor, Fees and ^applies Claims would beg leave to report, that they have examined all Claims presented to then), 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 amount* al- , lowed, as follows, to-wit: 'P. F. Pettibone & Co., supplies county off. SM3.71 OHver Typewriter Co., repairs .. 6.36 Woodstock American, highway .notice -- •••0 Woodstock American, envelope* sheriff -- 10.00 Callaghan ft Co.. law books 10.00 Sin Inst. & Ind., mdse. cir. elk. US wyers Co. Op. Pub. Co., law jbooks 7.10 Illinois Bell Tel. Co., service ... tS.OO A. W. Wagner, .repairs court house " 83.39 X J. Horlck. repairs sheriff res. 18.75 ; The Hoy Pharmacy, mdse. sheriff 3.93 Dacy Lumber Co., mdse. sheriff 19.59 • v J.'C. Rushton ft Co.. mdse. sheriff 1.00 ...fiu M. Shelton, extra compensation July-August 200.00 f», Wandraok, salary July-August 180.00 •sty Muldoon, salary 250.00 |ty of Woodstock, light and >. .water 206.86 ,A. M. Shelton. exp. of office 14.15 -* .SBion Inst. & Ind., mdse. Supt. of •Schools 1.7t - M B- Nichols, labor ft material -court house 19.60 •Woodstock Sentinel, mdse. circuit ..clerk 84.40 /"'Woodstock Sentinel, stamped en' s velopes and printing co. off. .... 188.05 'F, A. Walters, seryioe Board of Review 497.00 & M. Wright, do 476.00 J* T. Bower, do 476.00 _"Wm. Desmond, do 497.00 uaisy Moore, do 156.00 |r, A. Walter, Auto-Board of Res view 5.00 - Q, M. Wright. auto-Board of Re- * view 5.00 • ^torvard Independent, printing ygrfea maiateaaac* 6f as aadtloa* B, O.. Mte DcetnMft *™r55()LVED, That the County Clerk * hereby authvtsad to draw orders on cthme cCoouunnttyy TTrreeaaManBrreerr in the payment or the maintenance cost of saUTaoad upon receipt of itemised bills pMoarly approved by the State Division orflfghojved by 8dpervi*or Turner and Mcotktad SupervSor Wright that Sm b-, adopted a* read. On f®U rpRoiutlon was tMilffimonsly adopted. The clerk presented the certificates of the various highway commissioners of the county, of the amounts necessary to be raised by taxation for the construe* tion maintenance and repair of roads and i idges in the various township*. It was moved by Supervisor Wright and duly seconded that all of said levies be approved to the amoant of Ifty cents on the one hundred dollars and that the excess above that amount of all levies greater than that be disapproved. Said motion was unanimously carried. Supervisor Wright introduced the following resolution and moved Its adoption: Whereas the Legislature of this btate at its last session passed an Act removing state Aid Roads from control of township commissioners and placed same under thf? control of county boards and whereas it is net clear as to Just what the duty of County Boards is m this regsrS. be it therefore resolved by this board that thr care, maintalnance and control of said roads be taken over by this boerd. Said motion to adopt was duly seconded and said resolution unanimously adopted. The committee on finance made the following report which was on motion unanimously adopted, to-wit: State of Illinois. County of McHenry, SR. Mr. Chairman anS Gentlemen of the J piles. i22"_*!® TlMfcrthe . _ for , the •SbuSmh)* ordered by this Contract price for bridge per 91? Un^fMtofplie*~iTt~|iu$0"' * M#"° ° per ft. 1172.50 !™£L of extra length of r Tot?l cost P*1" «ontraot $«072.b0 Less 10 per cent retained until meeting of Board of Supervisors 607.25 „i,. , , $5465.35 W* therefore Instruct yon to draw an order in favor of the contractor. The Oitenaorf Construction company, of Palatine, Illinois, for the sum of >5466.36 which said sum is 90 per cent of the contract price of said bridge CHAS. H. iCKMAN, H. H. RARBER. J K. F. K1TECKER. p. L. Tryon, county .superintendent of highways for McHenry county, Illinois do hereby approve the above statement of cost and estimate and amount duje the contractor above named. „ _ C. I,. TRYON, County Superintendent of Highways, McHenry County. Marengo, II!., Oct. 8, 1921. Guy E. Still, County Clerk, McHenry County, Woodstock, Illinois. Dear Sfr:--The undersigned members of the Special Committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the site known as the White bridge on the line between Marengo Township, MoHenrv County, and Bonus Township Boone County, Illinois, would i-eport: -We have this day met at said bridge and found that the south abutment and the center pier were completed subutantiaily in accordance with the plans, specifications anA contract. That the contract price for said bridge is the sum of $5999.90 and $1.45 per lineal foot for of ti by tht tflM $6010.00 ader Dt .... 1S53.S0 tta* of- 1 • • 35.00 the for is the ty*S Share r®U U or $325.92 the following report on the matters beftuance- due the con- fore thton: examined and checked the vouahera In thf office of the County Treasurer and find them correct and recommend that the ^ .W an order in favor «ntmetwv O'Conan «»d v cost of *ald bridg* -^JiuZtTo Z > T $1468.80 Less payment ordered by oommittee October 39, 1931 8690.42 construction of sa*l BoardJ" September" lil 1*81"* 3000.00 ^ »uh- * • H. EL WHIPPLE, D. M. WRIGHT, W. H. WARD. The clerk presented lists of claim* against the county which were on mouon referred, to the proper committees i£« Jep2rt' whereupon on motion the board adjourned to 1:30 p. m. for committee work. TJ , ltao *. ML Board met pursuant to adjournment. 1 resent same members. The Committee on claims County Poor made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to- State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors; Your Committee on County Poor k wou be,r Ioave to report that eIdd ttoo tthhetJmT,X aamniid1 <Hrie c4o1m1 mclael™nd « thPere speanytment of the following, anil tint 3 Vau i fa-tisfa-clory, showing as follow*; n?. said Balance on hand December ftU Wt of McHonry Coun-1 1st, 1920 $ 3| for the saitl Receints oil amount due contractor $ 768.38 We would I herefore recommend that the t.ounty Clork draw an order M favor of the contractor, the Continental Bridge Company of Peotone, lllinol*. for the sum of $768.88 as a filial payment on said contract. All of which Is respectfully submitted: JOHN CONLEY, _ D. M. WRIOHf, E. C. HUGHES, pWf sportal pommittee on Round Barn tnage made the following report which upon roll call was unanimously approved, to-wit; Mr. Chairman *nd Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry Coupty, Illinois: Your committee to whom was rererred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the site known as the Round Barn Bridge in section 20 in the Town of Marengo, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before theAi: That they met at the site, of said bridge on the 8th day of October. 1921, and found that said bridge was completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract and decided to accept said bridge. The cost of said bridge is itemised as follows: Contract price of bridge exclusive of piles $4700.00 915 lineal feet -of piles under abutments at $1.50 per ft. 1372.50 18 ft. extension to northwost wlagwall 1. 13.85 cubic yda. of concrete at $31.64 per cublc 9M.TS .fl.feii 'Com, of Highways v^v V ' - >C» L. Tryon. salary and expense. 3.64 &' tv f Supt. Highways 190.81 H. Hale. spl. com. work 12.60 M. Turner, spl. com. work .... 18.T.0 M. Wright, spl. com work .... 45.00 S. H. Freund, spl. com. work .... 15.00 Bar! Hughes, spl. com.! work 27.40 H. H. Barber, spl. com. work 27.00 Frank May. spl. cpm. work 47.00 Chas. H. Ackman, spl. com. work 6.30 W. H. Ward. spl. com. work ,. 11.60' H. E. Whipple, spl. com. work .... 5.00 Illinois Printing Co., mdse. for , county treasurer 1SS.00 t All of Which Is respectfully subwHtted. P. M. WRIGHT. E. F. KUECKER Board of Supervisors: Your Finance Committee to whom was referred the matter of the County Tax Levy, for the year, A. D. 1921, Would beg leave to submit the following report 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 one hundred thirty seven thousand dollars be levied as County Tax on all the tax-, able property of said county and state aforesaid for the year. A, D, 1*21. and that the County "Clerk is hereby instructed to extend said amount on all taxable property in the county m accordance with this report, for the following specified purposes, to-wit: Salary of County Judge $ 3,600.00 County services. County Clerk, Circuit Clerk, Sheriff ana Treasurer 3,000.00 Additional compensation and office expanses. County Superintendent of School* ...v.. 1,300.00 Supplies, stationery, postage, express, county offices 3,000.00 Per Diem, Board of Review _ 1,30®.00 Clerk hire, witness fees, etc. Board of Review 600.00 Mileage and per diem. Juror* 2,000,00 Coroner's and Coroner's Jurors fees at inquests $00.00 Fees for birth and death reports ' 406.00 Salary Probation Office, county court ,«00.00 Salary Probation Office, Cir- , cult Court 900,00 Bounties, crows, grouna hogs, etc 1,500.00 Indigent Poor at Poor Farm and Asylums 4,000,00 Support of County Paupers .... 6,000.00 Fuel, light, water, etc., Court House and Jail 1,660.00 Relief of Blind 1,650,00 Repairs. Court House and Jail 2.000.00 Repairs, Poor Farm 6.000.00 Janitor service 1,600.00 Supplies, Court House and Jail 3.000.00 Dieting prisoners 2,000.00 Salary, Deputy Sheriff, llver^ for Sheriff, etc. 1,700.00 Court reporters 1,000.00 County aid in building bridges 20.000.v0 Furniture, Court House and Jail 2,500.00 Contingent expenses, labor, law books, etc. 2,000.04 Per Diem, mileage and special comiiiittee work, members of the Board of Supervisors 4,000.00 County Highway Tax, maintainance state and state- " aid 4,300.00 County's proportion for maintaining Roads, now Mother's Pensions ;:r£. «V<<V 2,000.00 6.500.<>0 All of which is respectfully submitted. JOHN CONLEY. Chairman, H. E. WHIPPLE. « B. F. ft PECKER, r" • ' L. W. THOMPSON. The committee on Relief of Mind made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, towit: State of Illinois, McHenry County, ss. Mr. Chairman and Gentleman of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Relief of Blind would beg leave to submit the following CtrH A/*«S . nHrr.t tAiTCTK?M A* 1J, i| Report on the matters before them: H. G B. C. DURKEE. HUGHES. The committee on . claims (County Floor) made the following report which Mas on roll call unanimously adopted, ""-wit: That the appropriation heretofore made for the relief of blind persons was exhausted on the first day of .July, A D. 1921. We would »therefore recom' mend that the sum of one hundred fifty dollars ($150.00) payable quarterly, commencing July 1st. A. D. 1921. and S?teAf a.>lin Hr. Chairmaanni9 '»anndrt UGnneLnt0l»eLmmenm eolf^ '»thh«el payable October 1st, A. I>. 1921, January lst 1921, April 1st. A. D. 1921. and July Board of Supervisors: 1st. A. P. 1921. be appropriated for each U:\our committee on - County- Poor of the fonowing named persons, under Claims would beg leave to report that! the statute to-wit: George D. Wlllthey have examined all claims presented I iarns' Johanna Ritt, Frank W Miller, to them, and recommend the payment j E1jen novle. George C. Hansen. J. C. Of the following, and that the Clerk be j Voss Swan Hansen. Walter Freund, directed to issue orders on the Cotfnty ! ]jVnri H Fillmore Mary Frickel We Treasurer to the Claimants for the se<v- h4Ve scanned application of Henry eral amounts allowed, as follows, towit : if|. Vincent's lad. School, board. Helen Spielman --.$18.66 , Dorr-- ,X C. Koblents ft Co., mdse. Mrs. ;^Dan Marvin ft Mrs. Olson 31.91 'Ife A. Walters, pension, Rebecca iystamets. Emma Eckert & Flor- Jjence Sheehe 81.00 •tjr, A. Walters, car fare tramp 4.45 'A * Greenwood-- . *,-3Bf9lie Thompson, pension, Mrs. •T,*^Nichols :.... 80.00 ' • Richmond-- . Qpo. a. Osmond, .mdse. Alvah J. I- .Rug? -- i\, Nunda--- , - . ... _ ... . ... • 1 Jgeier Bros., "mdse. M*""- Smith ft Mrs. Heine $7.65 A. H. Hale, pension. Mrs. Grant 35.00 i Ohas. Johnson, board, Mrs. Fred Goelstrom i 40.&5 <i;-. Hr. Geo. u. Pflueger, service A*-' ' / I f •*' ' ' ' U M Anderson 10.00 ttaulm-k ft Stroede, mdse. W. L. . ^ Holland *•••» '•JF ' ' 1 • - V ' ' A^onqnln-- • •. •:./-wr>"i'»neman Bros.. mdse; }frfc. ' Kallina ,. - , ,v ^ •H! 5.98 --- recto Ion uarte fe,Peoria, •ported t|j^ivith sev * ^IBltuation ,'«han du . >|r8. Theo. Bohl. oare Louis Rohl •"j McHenry-- ' i0 H. Freund. board. Dolester ^Granger ft rent. Mrs. Geo. Beck- 2S with : 59.00 , Ifilbur Lutaber Co., Slabs. Beckwith •. ' ®r. David G. Wells, care; Ossle 'i^Thurwell .' 7.o0 . . I|. M. .Vieeen. mdae. Beck with & . .. ' y Stegman *%r. K. Sullivan. boEpital.' l4ermanv r " * Kotsy : *42,00 SCoral--' r • ' .- i«s. H. Ackmiuv pension, Elsie "m-' -ajWinkleman Z." 35.00 Marengo-- M-, - - %. T. Dougherty, drugs, Ethel . «;• •, •*,-;*•••-• Oray :... 5.55 • j. Chemung-- • Tjl '1. 'Hoef- & Dauder. mdse. August , . ^Marshall & Gladys Utech .:*<•*•%- 'jrHoge & Dauder,. mdse. August .</ • '^Marshall & (iladys I'tech 43.91 •train Bros., mdse. Mrs. Ferguson 40.00 Strain Bros. mdse. Mrs. Ferguson .*•*&- R. Whitmus . 49.32 L*V*%\jD- Hereley ft Sons. mdse. Rov - .'^Si^tt .... ~ ^ I, ttM . t*• H. Ward, pension. Cora Plan-- ,i • key. Mrs. Utesch. Mrs. Hawley - *,v:iA Jtenti- Ruth Keeler 72.00 Air ^f wfcich is respectfully 'sub- , ' H: M. TPRNBR, > S. H FREUND. ' : H. E WHIPPLE, ft , • F. B McCONNBtJU •The clerk called the attention to a rMohrtftm THWKented by the Mate Sr perlntendent of Highways asking that tht* board make an appropriation for the county's proportion of oost of maintaining State Aid Roads heretofore constructed in this county, said resolution Wing in words and figures as follows, to-wit: WHEREAS. The law requires "That when a gravel or macadam road is constructed. the county shall pay one-half of the cost of its maintenance, and Burger and recommend its allowance and that he be included in appropriation. We therefore recommend the total appropriation of $J650.00. for the relief of blind persons as, above set forth. • ,, AU Of which is respectfully submitted. _ _ FRANK MAY. Chairman, JOHN CONLEY. W H WARD. D. M WRIGHT. It was moved by Supervisor Freund and duly seconded that the committee •n roads and bridges, acting wltn County Superintendent of Highways Tryon be instructed to procure estimates for necessary machinery for roaa work and report at next meeting. ^ Motion car-1 The purchasing committee reported that they had received two bids for hauling the connty coal for this, winter, one from Ed. Gallagher at 85 cents per ton and the other from C R. Cooney at 75 cents per ton. same to be handled promptly on arrival and placed in bin.*: that thev had duly considered said bids and let said hauling to C. R. Coonev. Thereupon on motion of Supervisor Turner, seconded" by Supervisor -Arkman, it was ordered that this board aaiourn. Thereupon said board adjourned. F. A. WALTERS. Chairman. Attest: G. E. STILL. Clerk: The south abutment contains 88 cu. yards of concrete and the center pier 50.5 cu. yds. which at the estimated value of $22 per cu. yd. amounts to $1947. Twenty-eight piles, 20 feet long, are under the south abutment and 25 piles, 20 feet long are under the center pier. i. e. 1060 feet @ $1.45 per foot amounts to $1537.00, making a total value of completed work and materials of the sum of $3484.00. McHenry county is liable for 68.8 per cent of said cost or $2396.99, less 10 per cent retained until final completion, $239.70, leaving a sum of $2157.29 now payable. We therefore instruct you to draw an order in favor of S. U. Tee pie of Belvidere for the sum of $2157.29. CHAS. H. ACKMAN, E. F. KUECKER. H. H. BARBER. I, C. L. Tryon, county superintendent of highway* for McHenry county, Illinois, do hereby appr6ve the above statement of cost and estimate of amount due the contractor, Mr. S. W. Teeple. C. L. TRYON. Hartland, 111., Oct. 14, 1931. Guy E. Still, County Clerk, McHenry County, Woodstock, 111. 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 the Cold Spring Bridge over Rush Creek in section 6 in the Town of Hartland. Mo- Henry county, Illinois, would report that both the north and south abutments are now completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications, and contract. ^ That the contract price for said bridge was the sum of $1507.00. That the said abutments contain 40.6 cubic yards of concrete, which at the rate of $19.64 per cu. yd. amounts to the sum of $797.29 which is the full value of the completed work and materials. Less 10 per cent retained until final completion and acceptance in the sum of $79.74, leaving a sum now payable of $717.65. We therefore instruct you to draw an order in favor of the contractor. E. E. Grover, of Woodstock. Illinois, for the sum of $717.65 which said sum Is 90 per cent of the proportionate value of said abutments. H. M. TURNER, L. W. THOMPSON. I. C. L. Tryon. county superintendent of,Highways for McHenry County, Illinois. do hereby approve the above statement of cost and estimate and amount due the contractor above named. C. L. TRYON. County Superintendent of Highways, McHenry County. Woodstock, 111., Oct. 29, 1921. Guy E. Still, County Clerk, Woodstock, Illinois. Dear Sir:--The- undersigned members of the special committee to whom was referred the matter of constructirtg a new bridge at the site known as the Redpath Bridge in section 9 and 16 irj the Town of Seneca, 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 substantially completed according to the plans, specifications and contract, and it was decided to accept said bridge. The statement of cost is as follows: Except cost of extra reinforcing bars ordered placed by this committee: Contract price .$0080.00 967 lineal ft. of fflles 0 $J.40 per ft - 1353.SO Total $7438.30 Less 10 per cent retained to next Board meeting 743.38 ' $6990.42 Less amount paid at previous meeting 3000.01 Proceedings of Regnfer Tteftm- .i ..7;, bet Meeting, 1921'^^ The Honorable Board of Supervisor* of Mrtfetjry Cmtftty. IlMn&la. met In special session pursuant to the rul€fl of «aid Board, at tb.» Court House in th£ Citv of Woodstock, on Mondav the 5th day of December, A. D. 1921, at 10 o'clock^a. m. , The meeting was called to order by the chairman. F. A. Walters and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wit. H. M. Barber. D. M. Wright, H. E. Whipple. W. H. Ward. H. G. Durkee EA Hughes. E. F. Kuecker. John Conley, F. \ Walters. L. W. Thompson, H.M. Turner F. B. McConnell. Frank Mav. S. H. 'Freund. A. H. Hale and R* J1' Haeger constituting a quorum. The minutes of the last preceding meeting were read and ofi motion apnroved. The semi-annual reports of the County Clerk. Circuit Clerk and Sheriff were presented and read and on- motion referred to the committee on fees and salaries for Import. _ _ 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 read the following report" of special committees heretofore appointed to represent the county in the MMtng of bridges, and upon receipt of which reports the clerk to fccord- «3e* with the direction of this board, ly hesotofore issued orders Amount payable $3690.42 We hereby instruct you to draw af» order in favor of the contractor, the Continental Bridge Co., of Chicago, 111. for the sum of $3690.42 which said sum is 90 per cent of the cost of completed and accepted work. >; -•* ^-7-- •"JOHN CONLEY, ?. ^ ; s * K, C. HT'OHES. / ; V v: 1>. *. WRIGHT. I.vfc.'aLk Tf|Wl, county superintendent of highways for McHenry county, hereby approve the above estimate of the value of completed work and. materials furnished and the above partial payment on said contract. C. L. TRYON. County Superintendent of Highways. Harvard. 111.. Oct. 25. 1921. Guy E. 8till. County Clerk, McHenry County. Woodstock. Illinois. Dear Sir:--The undersigned members of the special committee to whom wa.s referred the matter of constructing new culvert on the county line between the counties of McHenry and Boone n<vir the northwest corner of section 7 in \li Town of Dunham, would report that said bridge Is now completed substan tially in accordance with the plans, spe cificatlons and contract. That the contract price for said bridge was the sum of $480.00 That McHenry county's share of the cost of said bridge In proportion to th assessed valuation of said counties 67.9 per cent of said total cost $325/-2 Less 10 per cent retained until the next board of supervisors meeting '32.59 ' $193.33s We therefore instruct you to draw an order in favor of the contractor. 0*Connell and Varr Vleet of Belvidere. 111., for the sum of two hundred ninety-three dollars and thirty-three cents ($2St3.2'3) which said sum is 90 per cent of McHenry Cohntys share of the cost of said bridge. H. E. WHIPPLE, Chairman. D. M. WRIGHT. T. C. L. Tryon. county superintendent of highways for MjcHenrpi County. Illinois: do hereby approve above statement of cost aj»d estimate and amount due the contractor above named. C. L. TRYON. •County S«o«rintendent of Highways. McHenry County. Tt was moved by Supervisor Freund and duly seconded that said reports and the payments made there^nd«>r as shbwn therein be approved, and the roll beinj; called the motion was unanimously carried. The special committee on Redpath Bridge made the following report Which upon roll call was unanimously approved. to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Illinois: Your committee to whom was referred* the matter of the construction of a new bridee at the site known as the Redoath Bridge in sections 9 an.1 16 in the Town of Seneca. McHenrv Co'intv. would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: . That thev met at the site of said bridge on the 29th day of October and found that said bridge was completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract and decided to accept said bridge and ordered a partial payment on said contract I in the sum of $8690.42 -mm Total cost of bridge $6369.23 Lesa partial payment ordered by this committee October 8, 5465.66 „ , - „ --105.19 Receipts from all sources during the year eliding November 30th, 1M1 1,240,485.66 Total receipts $1,273,651.15 Disbursement for year ending November 30th, 1921 1,242,102.1$ following, and that the rr ~ "iiccted to issue orders on fllr y Tl;easurer to the Claimants fows to-wi t ^ *n,ounts allowed, as fol- Lincoln State 8chool ft Colony county patients 4$ 94.00 A. Walters, pension R. Stamets, Florence Sheehe ft E. Eckert Ac #44 J, C. SCoblent* ft Op,, mdse. Mary Olson « 87 J. C. Rushton ft Co.. mdse. i>*n 24.43 Balance due contractor $ 893.:)8 We would therefore recommend that the County Clerk draw an order in favor of the contractor. Th« Oltendorf Construction Co. of Palatine for the sum of $893.98 as a flnai pavment on said contract. All of Shkl Jb respectfully sufc- Jt. P. KUECKER, H. BARBER. The special committee on White Bridge made the following report which was on roll call unanimously approved to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the ®o«rd. of Supervisors, McHenry County. Illinois: Your committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new bridge at the site knewn as tiic White Bridge between the Town of Marengo. McHenry County and the Town of Bonus, Boone County, on the public highway over the Kishwaukee River, would beg leave to submit the following rc- P°rt "n the matters before them: That they met at the site of said bridge on the 8th day of October, mi. and found the south abutment and the center pier completed and allowed a partial payment on the contract for the sum of $2157.29 aa McHenry County's share of the cost of completed woik and materials. Your committee again met at the site of said bridge on the 1st day of December and found that all of the concrete work had been completed but the creosoted piles and lumber for the north abutment had not been placed and the false work had noit been removed. Yoitr committee decided to allow a partial estimate equal to 90 per cent of the value of completed work and material itemized as follows: Contract price exclusive of Piles $5999.90 1538 lineal feet of piles under abutments and pier at $1.45 P** foot 2220.10 79.43 21.66 20.20 75.00 Z 72.34 72.50 52.80 49.60 50:00 «a#cuiT fees in 72.70 Marvin Nunda-- F. W. Kruger. mdse. Mrs. Schults 27.25 Chas. Johnson, board Ac Mrs. Guelstrom H- M- „ Rosenthal ft Sonsrcoal Mrs. Heine McHenry Co. Farmers C^ Op" Assn.., coal L. J. Anderson ft Mrs. John Smith A H. Hale, pension Mr*. Grant"™ Meier Bros mdse. Mrs. J. Smith; Mrs. Heine Algonquin -- Woodstock Hospital, care August Lichtwork ?.... Dr. Geo. H. Pflueger, care August Lichtwork Drr . , We8t* care August Lichtwork G T. Hunter, burial Marie Wiidhagen Mrs. Theo. Bohl, board Louis Bohl 45 00 J. W. Gilbert, burial August Hess 25!oo Coral-- Ch*s- H. Ackman, pension Elsie Winkleman 105.00 Rchroeder's JStore, mdse. Win. Tornow ...TL 21.00 Richmond- Barker Lumber Co., coal A. Rugg 12.90 Geo. a. Osmond, mdse.. A. Rugg 44.2S Dunham-- H E- Whipple, rent Mrs. Myrtle Yi ajJ * rent Mrs.< McCoughey McHenry-- Wilbur Lumber Co., coal Beckwith ft Stegman^ M..M Niesen, mdse. Stegman ft Mrs. Beckwlth S. H. Freund. mdse. Dolester Granger & rent. Beckwlth Marengo-- . Dr R. M. Curtis, service Mrs. Henry Sockrow J. W. Usborne ft Son. funeral Kate Heslet A. G. Beath, mdse. Mrs. Chas! Smith a J. W. ITsborne ft Son, livery bill lo!oo Chemung-- Hoge Bauder & Schmidt, mdse. ITtesch ft Marshall 122.00 John J. Shields, mdse. Markham A Mrs. Whaples 52.95 Dr. C. M. Johnson, service Miss McDonald 45.00 Dr. C. M. Johnson, service Fred , f^enk 100.25 Jacob Raeder, mdse. Fred Frenk 130.00 Western Union Gas A Electric Co., gas Fred Frenk 11.18 W. H. Ward, pension, Mrs. Lee Hawley, Mrs. V. Utech. Mrs. Plankey A rent, Ruth Keeler 210.00 Greenwood-- I* W. Thompson, pension. Mrs. Nichols A mdse: Geo. Avery.... 127.38 Alden--- H. G. .Durkee. medical service Arthur Montgomery ... 140.00 McHenry-- S. H. Freund, Mrs. S. Wright .... 100.00 Algonquin -- E. Windmueller, coroner, inquest WUdfcafeJi 15,00 AH or which Is respectfully submitted B. M. TURNER, V ; 8. H. FREUND, / R. E. HAEGER. ' . •; V. B. McCONNELL. H. B. WHIPPLE. Tho nesnftiltte* on claims Labor. Fees and Supplies made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wlt: T _ T _ State of Illinois. County of McHenry, ss. ^ v., Tr-von- county superintendent Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the of highways for McHenry county, 1111- Board of Supervisors:* nois, hereby approve the above state-1 Your Committee on T nhor *hd dduuee" tthhee c^onnttVracatcort oa/baotvtj«en ame/m°Uint nnrt that Cthh^uvS ish Dwv«o S"d be^eaaviif fo re- 22.00 22.70 50.22 71.00 20.00 50.00 2.50 Balance on hand November 30, 1921 ..$ 31,547.97 The County Treasurer's itemised report hereto attached, which with the County treasurer's report showing official collections and disbursements made during the year, we submit as part of this report We would recommend that the County Treasurer be and he is herebv authorised to borrow at the lowest rate of interest such sums of money as may be required from time to time to pay the running expenses of the county, until sufficient funds shall have been collected from the current year's taxes, to meet said expenses. mitted. whlcn i>! respectfully sub- H. E. WHIPLLE, Chairman, JOHN CONLEY. t>. M. WRIGHT, FRANK B. McCONNfflaL B. E. HAEGER. DEBITS " Balinfe on hand December 1st, 1920 22,105 i9 Received from tax«s 1,222.709 73 Received from Interest ana costs Received from V."s! Luiniey. state's attorney .... Received from Theo. Hamer,' circuit clerk, balance as per Nov. SO, 1920 report " Received from Theo. Hamer, circuit clerk, refund of , probation officer's fees Received from Theo. Hamer, circuit clerk, deposit by Order of Court, from E. E. Seward, Rec., C. Alex : Stone vs. W. H. Thomas Rece.ved from U. E. Still, f county clerk, balance as per November 30. 1920 report , Received from G. E. Still, county clerk .refund on freight Received from G. E. Still, county clerk, old sheriff's fees Received from H. IX Crumb, adm. Estate of C. J. Hendricks, dee'd, deposit by Order of Court, shares of Schmid ft Schmid, In matter of Frits Weber vs. John W. Voss Received from A. M. Shel- I ton. county superlnten- ; dent Institute Fund » Received from John Mets- Ser, poor bill of Louise > ,. (etxger Received from Chas. Wsn- -- drack, cons., poor bill of v A. Sam Portner s ^^2.00 M85.00 to cowt !77'**' *** ** at $0.00 ---; 2iit| Total Earnings of" „ half year .< «..$4.704JttL*' Received of Vearaings previously reported Total Reoeipts Balance due County-^ June Report^ Expenditures^- '.-t- '"i^S Clerk Hire 0* Refunded docket fee* 20.00 Miscellaneous 182.?# Clerk's Salary for one-half year 1,000.00 Balance due county ^ The semi-annual report of the SbertC being as follows, to-wit: SHERIFF Receipts-- Earned For fees in suit in Court Exhibit "A"$ 523.30 Received on Executions, Exhibit "B" Other than court costs. Exhibit "C" Pbr Miscellaneous services, taking prisoners to Joliet & Geneva 143.91 mm $0,461.10 jferf" ..$3,738.46 Beceivod $ MIS* • ' ' Total cost of bridge $2220.00 McHenry county's share of cost according to the latest assessment roll 67 9 per cent.... 5588.17 i>*s* l« per oeat retained to final completion 562.82 $5029.35 Less amount of payment ordered October 8, 1921 2157 29 Amount payable $2872.06 We would therefore recommend thut the County Clerk draw an order in favor of the contractor, S. U. Teeple. of' Belvidere, for the sum of $2872.06 as a partial payment on said contract. .All ttf7 which to respectfully submitted. _ 11 F. KirEOKBR, H. H. BARBER. 1,009.25 1,473.95 M31.50 , JS.&0 \. . : 'it.ff4.4 4 19.87 $47.15 •18.9$ ^0.00 iW.OO Total Earnings of ' half year $1,587.0$ Total Receipts Kxperiditures-^-. Auto Hire ,„.^$ 250.00 Miscellaneous 407.4$ SheriflTs Salary for , , one-half year OKO.OO Received of earning previously reported Received from J. F. Casey, Exr. estate of Cornelius Quintan, dee'd, claim of county for care of Jerry * .' Quinlan » T(0.00 Reecived from F. B. Dif- ii" U .i,; fendafer, rental of grade 'f V floor room \\:¥ ^4.05 Received from Township Assessors, dog tax col- „ lected - 1391.00 Received from Inheritance f - Tax collected 1,T92.77 Received from E. H. Walte, spl. M. C. Share of Edw. Kelahan, in matter of Kelahan vs. Lemmersall .. " . ':$»Ut6.52 Received from> Richards, / Jewett A Wright and Mc- Henry County Abstract *• ' Co.'s, rental of telephone extension Received from county fees, 4 Inheritance Tax Received from F. L. Water- "rjfc*.« ' man. township treasurer ".'ij ' refund of overpayment of Mviiwi School Tax ; " 53.30 *si ?12.00 41.1$ The special committee on Cold Spring Bridge made the following report which was on roll call Unanimously approved, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Your committee to whom was referred tiie matter of constructing a new bridge at the site known as the Cold Spring Bridge in section 6 In the Town of Hartland. AfcHenry County. Illinois, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That they met at the site of said bridge on the 14th day of October and found that both abutments were completed and allowed a partial estimate on completed work and material for the sum of $717.65. The gravel in th<^ pit on which the contractor had submitted his bid having run out so that no more could be secured free from clay It was decided to secure 20 cubic yards from the Backus pit at Harvard, III., which could be laid down at the bridge „t $2.00 per cubic yard. The gravel near the bridge that had been usqd cost $0.7.> per cubic yard delivered. Your committee decided to allow the contractor en extra equal to one half the difference In cost of the extra 20'cubic yards which amounts to the sum of $12.50. Your committee again met at the site of said bridge on the 23rd day of November. 1921, and found that said bridge was completed substantially 1n accordance with th port 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. Pettibone ft C<k, expenses of office $441.72 Zion Inst, ft Ind., supplies circuit clerk 5.05 Herald Publishing Co., envelopes A blanks, supt. schools ...^ 201.00 American Law Book Co., law books Lawyers Co. '• Op. Pub. Co.. law books Harvard Herald Co., blanks circuit Clerk .... Harvard Herald Go., blanks eouAty clerk ! Harvard Herald Co.. blanks superintendent of highways Callaghan ft Co., law books Illinois Bell Tel. Co.. service .... 02.75 American Coal & Sup. Co.. coal for county 816.84 C. A N. W. Ry. Co., freight 'on coal v.. 100.17 Dr. E. V. Anderson, medical service prisoners Bodenschats A Sahs. mdse. sheriff Slavln, Eastman ft Pierce, mdse. sheriff A. S. Wright, • mdse. sheriff A. S. Wright, mdse. circuit clerk and treasurer 7.50 7.r,o 5T50 31.00 11.80 117.50 20.00 56.45 72.32 40.15 •a in accord- j «i'QPtri tVna rM»ri!T "Wnnir e plans, specifications and book Croonnctrrpatcpt efxncne pwt ^tphoa tr mthipe- hrt aialimnig sp mofn ktmhei C-.h aj*s". Sacihhuiimma<o ik.ewr, ltaobWor",' 'mcMourVrt concrete top were rought and crooked and not neatly finished. It was decided by the committee and agreed to by th-? contractor that on account of the lateness of the season it would not be advisable to refinish the rails until next Spring and that the sum of one hundred -would be withheld from the contract price until said railings were finished to the satisfaction of the County Superintendent of Highways and the Committee, The cost of said bridge is Itemized as follows: Contract pries . $1507.00 One-half *the extra cost Of 20 cubic yards grave) ---- 12.50 ISO 12.?$ 00.00 3.00 Total cost of said bridge $1519.50 Less 1 amount of partial payment of October 14, 1921 .; 717.65 Less the sum of $100, retained until final completion^ . $ 803.83 .100.00 Amount parable f 70S "i1? We would therefore recommend that the County Clerk draw an order in favor of the contractor. E. 15. Grover, for th<« sum of $703.85. as a partial pa^mtpt on said contract. ' All of wlfich is respect full* Mb* mitted. , H. M. TURNER. , 4. H. HALE. L W. THOMPSON. T. C. L. Tryon. County Su»ertntende»it of Highways for McHenry County, Illinois, hereby approve the above statement of cost and estimate and amount due the contractor above named. C. L. TRYON. The special committee on Johnson Culvert made the following report which w;is on roll call unanimously approved to-wit: Mr tyiairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry Countv, Illinois: Your committee to whom was referred the matter of constructing a new! culvert at the site known as the John house Wm. R. Burns, la^or A material court house 10.05 Rochester Germicide Co„ md#e. court house : 3$.50 E. Palmer, flue cleaner $.00 Chas. I. Nolan Boiler Tattk: Co., labor at court house .... 68.00 M. .T. Wandrack. bailiff services 38.50 William Cooney, bailiff services 14.00 William Coonev. bailiff services . 21.00 Robert W. Hall bailifT services 38.25 E. J. Field Hardware Co.. mdae. sheriff - 12.05 E. J. Field Hardware Co., mdse., sheriff ' ' 4.10 C. Wandrack. salary September, October and November ^70.00 Vestie Muldoon. salary Septem- " ber. October and November 375.00 A. M. Sheltonv extra cbmpensa 120,749 92 000,647.83 27.00 100.282.22 1,142.75 $,013.SO *'$75.20 t V ^4 $.00 i|0.I4K. 0!«07 *M0 7\ '* 1 '^8 - • ; ' ,'^j vt-jw in, 60.00 ^$8.3$ '33.25 478.74 •Hy' 1 Total receipts ..$1,273,451.15 ^ CREDITS Paid State Treasurer $ Paid Township Officers Paid from Non- High School Fund Paid County Orders Paid Bounty Orders Paid circuit Court Jurors' Certificates * Paid County Court Jurors* 1 Certificates Paid County Court Jurors' Certificates (In Insanity)'- Paid Coroners' Court Jurors' ! Certificates . .55.07 Paid from Dog Tax Fund. for sheep killed by dogs Refund of tax of 1920,, erroneously paid ...^ Refund erroneous tax sales Refund Court Reporter Refund County Clerk extending tax of 1920 Refund County Clerk officiating at tax sale Refund for publishing tax Assessment lists . Refund for publishing dellnquent tax list 'i 145.00 Refund from institute Fund • , j53.»0 Refund Probation Officer .... MY.5rfOO.UO Refund for Births and' 5 : ^ Deaths reported I-2® Refund Smiley A Marshall. ^ / • agents, share of Wilhelm f vi- i' S c h m i d t , d e e ' d , f r o m ^ % funds deposited by order . ... A of Court t" -^f0$.$3 Refund Fred Arp. Adm. Est. of August Arp. dee'd. from funds deposited by -51*.'*1; order of court ~ .f .' V. ^ a$2.$$ Refund Wm. S. Whipple, i*. from funds deposited by';'^ Order of Court ^•^"$02.46 Refund State Treasurer, • aj- Inheritance Tax '• "f -H?|#70.00 Appraisers' Fees. Inheritance Taxi * , " ; » ^,^62.39 Refund County Clerk's Fe$s_;-jW from Inheritance Tax .j '?,/ Fund r '6-00 Refund County Fees, from . . Inheritance Tax Fund 41.18 Refund Treasurer's Salary Balance due «.$1,102.0<5 Your committee would therefore recommend that an order be drawn on the County Treasurer for the sum of one thousand ohe hundred two dollars and eight cents, the amount as shown to b* due the Sheriff. They would "further recommend that an order be drawn on the Treasurer for the amount shown be due for dieting prisoners as per statement attached to report $206,7<- Your, committee would further recommend that there be allowed th* County Clerk the sAm of four tfeos dollars for Clerk Hire. That County Treasurer be allowed th* Ojf seven thousand dollars or a* thereof as he mav find necessary payment off Clerk Hire and the collecting taxes. And that th* Clerk be allowed the sam of" thousand dollars for Clerk Him All of Which is respectfully sab- < mitted. t{ ' ' STEPHEN H. FREUND, | . .H. M. TURNER. H. WARD. •• 'E. F. KUBCKER, tiU W. THOMPSON, C. HtFQHES. The committe on Alms HOus* * arm made the following report was on roll call unanimously to-wit: The committee on Alms House Farm made the following report Which| was on motion adopted to-wit: | Slate of Illinois, County of McHenry, **.[ Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of th«l Board of Supervisors | Your Committee on Alms House and' Farm would beg leave to submit th*j following report on the matter things before them. Your committee met at the Alms! House and Farm on Wednesday, Vember 30. A. D. 1921, forth* ~ 01 making an inventory of th* property on and about the sal and farm and for transactltag other business as should properly eon before said committee. The inventory is as follows to-wit: Live Stock 2 Bay Geldings $ 2 Grey Geldings 1 Roan Gelding 1 Registered Holsteln Ball „ 2 Registered Holsteln Cows .. 2 Registered Holsteln Bulls, 1 year old 2 Registered Holsteln Calves 18 Grade Cows 1 Grade Calf ________ 2 Full Blood Boar Pig* 4 Full Blood Sows , 6 Hogs 100 Chickens 4 Ducks 5 Turkeys Farm Products 250 Bushels Corn in crib ,1 500 Bushels Oats 150 Bushels Barley 40 Bushels Wheat 3 Ton Straw 20 Tun Alfalfa and Clover Hay 10 Ton Shavings from pSind Refund from Fund 1 year *. Refund Clerk Hire and collection of taxes • Refund for postage .and lni- identals $4100.00 V«>.55 V|25.i2 Total Expenditures $1,242,103.18 Cash on hand t<j. balance 31.547.ht Total $1,273,651.15 Statement November 30, 1921 Debits Cash Book $1,273,651.15 Credit as Cash Book ..r....a. 1.242,103.18 tion, Sept. Oct. A Nov, C. R. Cooney. unloading coal .... Cha« H Ackman spl. com. work H. M. Turner, spl. com. work .... S. H. Freund. sol com. wont .. . W. IT Ward. spl. com. work 2.31 1 $.25 10.32 17.80 20.40 300.00 45.49 36.45 38.00 25.80 n rtiu. "... City of Woodstock, light ft water/253.01 Zio'n Inst, ft Ind.. supplies S«- ' perint^ndent of Schools W. M. Welch Mfg. Co.. supplies Superintendent of Schools A. M Shelton. expense supt. of Schools -- E. F. Kuecker. spl. com. work R E. Haeger, spl. cem. work Congregational Church, meals for Jurors f-25 Rov ,T. Stewart, telephone calls 51.Bo r> B Nichols, labor and material court house 32.00 C. L Tryon. expense of office .... 388.33 Woodstock Sentinel. supplies countv officers -- 207.C0 Frank " B. McCoimeU spl. com, work H E Whipple spl. com. work .. A. H. Hale spl. com. work D. M. Wrieht. snl. com. work ... H. H. Barber, spl. com. work ..™. E. C Hughes, spl. com. work Balance --$» $1,547.97 Distributed as follows: ^ General Fund .. ...$ 1.108.42 Tax of 1921 (not distrihuted) - .185.^7 Tax of 1921 (paid after . ,' . Abatement) »... W'Jf'l? Township Officer's Fund ,»W|H.7l Unknown. Non-Resid«»t ft • , >Iinor Heirs' Fund *. >.... 3JK3.oS Duplicate Taxes " Deposit by Order of Court 2,028.63 Unclaimed* Witness Fees .„. v J'.9S Institute Fund 8.45 Dog Tax Fund Xon-Hipli School Kund 8,27..35 Inheritance Tax Fund 30.51 son Culvert on the county Iin<> between T. W. Thompson. SpV c<^'_.wor'c the counties of Boone and McHenr near the northwest corner of section 7 in'the Town of Dunham. McHenry County. Illinois, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That they met jointly with the representative fr<->m Boone County at the site of said bridge on October 25. 192' and found said bridge completed substantially in accordance with (he pl»n«- specifications and contract and decided to accept said bridge and ordered a partial pf>vm«»nt on said contract in the sum Of $292.88. The contract price of said brldce was the sum of $400.00, McHenry County's 0.60 11.SO 3t.70 38.C0 19.10 21.30 17.90 24.b') 2.on John Conlev. spl. com. work r>r. Hvde Wept, care of prisoner V S. Lumley, expenses of office 113.28 H. G Durkee. spl. com. work ... 0.00 Frank May. sol. com. work ........ 6.80 All of which is respectfully suhmltt Si, " * - T>. M. WRIGHT. PT^'-V^ '* KUECKER. > H. o. DURKKE. K. C. HUGHEa The committee to settle with Treesurer made the followinir r*T>ort which was on motion sdooted. to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Members of the Roard of Supervisors: Your committee to settle with the share according to the latest assess- Treasurer would beg leave to submit Total in Funds .$ 31.547.97 The committee on Fees and Salaries made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, tow it* ' Voht committee en Fees and Salaries to Whom was referred the seml-annifal reports of the County Clerk. Circuit Cierk and the Sheriff for the half-year ending December 1st. A. D. 1921. would beg leave to submit the following; report on the matters and things he fore them: We have audited the books and acuhts of said officers and find the sanv correct as follows, to-wit: » . < COUNTY CLERK Receipts-- Earned Received For Probate Fees ....$1,229.49 '• $ ,Tlt9? For Clerk's Fees in ... Suits in Court 661.9o - „|.W-09 For County Services 894.00' For Miscellaneous ' Services 392.00 Total earnings of • half year $3,120.44 Received of earning . . previously reported: l'r<>bat* - Court Costs Miscellaneous •;> Total receipts Balance due Cow June Report 6*5S5 122,10 2.224.42 $4.4$9.92 $$^400.27 t$,10C40 i~ 5.00 44.10: Kxpendlture*-- Clerk Hlr* .---- Refunded Docket Miscellaneous .... Clerk's salary one-half year .. Balance due county : - $1,994.81 The semi-annual report of the Circuit Clerk being as follows^ tO-wit: . 1.250.00 U#5.St Farm ImpleSk«9ta . 4 Buck Saws ^ y 6 Afxes ^ 1 Stock and dies •1 Pipe Cutter 6 Scoop Shovels ^..4 2 Vices -„y, 2 Work Benches 50 Feet Garden Hose 6 Ijanterns 3 Pipe Wrenches • 1 Pair Tin Shears 3 Hand Saws 4 Hammers 1 Brace 13 Bits 1 Dfthorner -- 4 Wood Chisels . ..._.. 1 Try Square. Hack and Key Hole Saw • T Draw Shave . 2 Planes 3 Sprav Noxsles 1 Oil Stove 1....^.. 1-0 1 Solder outfit ; .... 1.8 2 Saw sets and 2 8crew driVr era 1 Ceiling Brush 12 Sprayers 3 Sprinkling Cans 1 Barrel Spray 1-- En trine, Switch Board sd$ ; Batteries I Larue Pump Jack 1 Emery Grinder 1 Heating Stove 13 Milk Cans 1 Grind Stone 3 Lawn Mowers . 1 Garden Drill 1 Hand Cultivator 2 Cross Cut Saws -3 2 Scythes ' 6 Garden Hose ---... 3 Spades ' 3 Lawn and 4 Garde* Bake* 2 Crow Bars «^*..j 2 Post Augers 2 Post Mauls -- ' 4 Shovels and 1 Pick --.... * 1 Ford Truck ;--.---- •,! 1 Four-horse Engine s 1 2%-horse Engine ----. ' 1 Pump Jack , in. ' 4,1 4 Corn and 2 Hay Knives _ 2.< 8 Forks ..., , - Barn Broom. Curry Combs and Brushes U. 1 Extension Ladflep- 1 20-ft. I.adder .. ; 40 Grain Bags 1 13-ft. T.adder ...• 2 3-horse Hitches -- 1 Spring Tooth HatTOW -- 2 5-tooth <"ultivatt»r* 4* 1 1 Road Wagon 1 Top Ptu'sry . --.--.....!"i 1 Horse «.'lipper 1 3-sectii>n Harrow 1 3-section Harrow 1 Buax Saw , ' 2 Set Bob Sleigh 'I Hay Racks -- i Set Runners . ...i. i-i---- 2*Log Chains 1 Sulkey Plow -- 2 Potato Diggers 1 Potato Hiller 1 Steel Roller 1 Clod Crusher 1 Walkinsr Plow 1 Grain Binder 2 Corn Binders . 1 Grain Drill 1 Pota'o Planter 1 Corn Planter 1 Spike Harrow 1 Manure Spreader 1 Truck Wnsrons > 1. Set Dump Boards ; 1 Combination Rack { * 2 Wagon Beds <«?"! Six-shovel Cultivator* .--, 1 l>ouble Wagon But -- 1 Milk Wagon ... 2 l>tsk Harrows 1 Hay Tedder 1 Mower ...... 1 Hay Rake ..... 2 Set Double Hani 1 Single Harness 3 Wheel Barrows . I Set Hay Slings --|| 1 Hav Rope and For* , 1! 3 Sets Tackle BUk** 1 Set Scales -- 1 Fanning Mill 1 Cora Shatter 1 Set Ware* Spring* ... 2 H*r*» --isrr^