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m vi / ' ' ; i *-? .. * v,?-|E. ". v . .*. i :.^r,,T 'Af » v . V fl ' > ^ ̂ . v.<vV7 :-?•+' :* - ' - :• , *t - >*i\V nmm't • m % u MuM: t&h 'V;? •• -.-J* 'I .1 - '?,& t; :y"Wi Fledged but to Truth, to Liberty and taw; No Favors Win us and no Fear Shall Awe* M'HENRY, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1877. NO. 23. BUSINESS CARDS. I ! eary piaiiletta?* Published Every Wednesday by w^M>: ' '1, JF.'stfi it $»i.: sife' Editor and PublUher. * Office in Riverside Block, Over Smith Bros, ft Co.*s Store. > s TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION! v 'Kli^'Year, (in Advanee,.v.. If not Paid within Three Months, v..v...,..2 00 Subscriptions received for three or six months tn the same proportion. BUSINESS CARDS. 4 H. T. RliOWN, M. T>. PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Onice in Brick Block over F. G. Staves Clothing 8tore Water Street, McHenry IlL E. A-iBEERS M. D. PBYSlciAtt And Surgeon. Office at residence, two doors west of Post Office, McHenry tlL . } -Ij* O. Jt IIOWARD, M b. 'SK5IAN and Surgeon. Office at the store of Howard & Son, McHenry*' til. F. J. BARBIAN. CIGAR Manufacturer, McHenry IlL tory No. 17L Orders solicited. Fac- ItICHARD BISHOP, A TTORXEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. jfm. «Offlcc in renr of Murphv & Bishop's Bank North Side Public Square, Woodstock, IlL GEO. A, BUCKLIN, KOTARY PUBLIC, Conveyancer and In­surance Agent. Office at Bucklin ft Steven's Store, near the Depot, McHenry-, 111% • E. E. RICHARDS. 13"AS a complete Abstract ot Titles to land XX In McHenrv County, Ill'nols. Office with County Clerk, Woodstock, III. ' ROBT. WRIGHT* Mannflwtuvetof Custom Maffe fcoots and Shoes, None but the best of material \ised and all work warranted. Shop Northwest corner Public Square, McHenry, III. FR. HECHTLE. HOITSE, Slam and Carriage Painter. McHen* ry riL Will do all woidt promptly and at MMonable rates. -Jte E. M. OWEN. GENERAL Dealer and Manufacturers Agent in Leading Farm Machinery. Prices low and Terms favorable. MCHENRY. - - - - - ILLINOIS. s GEO. SCHREINER. ALOON and Restaurant. Nearly opposite the Parker House, McHenry IlL «V*First^Class Billiard and Pool Table*. JL BONSLETT, ? SAL009T fwid Restaurawt Nearly oppoette Owen's "Mill, McHenry, lit. Fresh Oysters •served up in any shape desired, or tar wl& fey the Can. SGTGOQD STABLING FOR HORSES..** •***,•+»'•%. V*s«k4. ^ •- .-' " : '• jos. UTIEDI^EMAVN. SATX)OJf and llesta tirn i®t Near the Depot McHenry HI by the day or *it reasonable raU.l Warm and eotd at all fcowr*. *S"G«od StaMUig for^ Horses. _jpy MCHENRV LIV EliVlSTABLE. TT. R. WIGHTM AN, Proprietlor. First class fe i XX rigs, with or without drivlers, fnrnished * at reasonable rates. Teamingff of all kjjwle tone on short notice. w.- W/ pLLSWORTil. BREEDER o the Celebrated lMagia Hog, Also Light and Dark Brahma tFowis, pigs shipped to a}l iwin.ts by express, | P. O. A4-- dress, Woo»l8tock, Hi., RQBERT MURFITT, AW ATCII-3IAK Elli of 18 years experience, lias Uocated at Nunda, and will giv e wiis atten­ tion to tlie Repair^g <M Olocks. Watches, &«'• Shop ii| Watson 3 pi'tig fttere, 4UlWo*k Warranted, *" PETER LEICKEM. REPAIRS Washes. Clocks and Jewelry of aH kjnds.' ^Iso RcY»airs Violins in» hewi«t ^ossiJile Brunei-, on short notice and rea­ son able rates. 4-lso Violins for Sale.V Shop first dgvi" Nvptit of Riverside Block, McBIcnry MOHENRY HOUSE, MpHenrv, 111. John Karges Proprietor. Centrally located and the best of acA'om jnodations furnished. Charges reasonable! *"*" ' -fijfpHMOND HOUSE. f>ICHMOND ILI.INOIS. Frank Foster PVo- J|LI prietor. Good accommodations for All parties, Samplerooms for Salesmen. Lively Stable attached. Public Hall for Lecturefc, Shows Ac., E. BENNETT, M. D., SURGEON and Acconcher. Diseased of Women a Specialty. Office and Residence on Clay Street, Woodstock, 111. W. H. BUCK, M. D., HOMEOPATHIC Pbyticlan and 8urgeon.-- Office East Skte Public Sqnare, Wood­ stock, 111. Office hours 11 to 12 A. M., and 4 to 4 P. M. W. H. SANFORD, Merchant failoi*. In the store of C. H. Dickinson, East side of Public Square, WOODSTOCK, ILL. "A jrood Stock of Fine Cloths for Suitings al­ ways on hand. Suits made to order ana a fit warranted- Give me a calL ' W, H. SAHFORB. Woodstock IlL, Sept. 27th, 1875. Waukegan Cigar Manufactory, E. M. DENNI8, Proprietor. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer m CIGARS, TOBACCO, --AND-- Pipes of Every Description. 66 GENESEE STREET, WAUKEGAN, II,L. Removed. PROM the Riverside House to the Brick Store, opposite Owens' Mill, where I will open a ilrst-class Saloon aud Restaurant. *: J. WEBER. M. ENCELN- t t U N - S M I T H . Will Change muz- 4, ale loaders," both '%} SiSi. single and double, breach loaders. Keeps on hand all ^ofGntiMa. * " • • t e r i a L A l l w o r k warranted. Shop Southeast Corner Public, Square, McIIenrv, 111. O. W. OWEN, WATCH MAKER 'ft JEWELER, ?b$ McHenry Brewery. £4ugf$ Heplbes, Proprietors. THE best qf Beer Shipped tq any part of the oquutpy and warranted as represented.-- prders solicited and promptly attended to. FRED, RENICH, CIGAR MANUFACTURER, -ANDr WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST. WOODSTOCK, ILLINOIS. PATENTS. PerCKi^S desiring to take out Batents, q* dp, |iring infarmafio^ from the U. S. Patent Offioe •hould consult F. 4 LEHMANN, SQL JCITOH PF ^MJiBIOAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS, Washington, p. C. Exwinations free, |fO PATEN? NO P4-Y. Send for Circular. Dealer In aJl kinds of American and Swf $« Watches, Clwks fivtm the ltest factories in the country. Silver, plated ware, Silver &c,, ALSO AGENT FOR THE Weber and Bradbury Pianos AND THE * Estey Organ ! * Which we believe to he the best Organ in the market. We think we know that by experi­ ence, and W9 btfiieye it, for it is backed up bv th# Bes1 Musicians in the World. I also sell other Organs at less prices than the Estey, but can't reccoiiunend them to lie as good. O. W, OWEN, Julv 23. N E W JOHN LANSING, Havjng opened a New Meat Market, in his Block, NEAR THE DEPOT, Js now? prepared to furnish all wl?q may give him> call with FRESH AND SALT MEATS Of All Kinds, PQ UL TR F, SA USA OE, d-c.^e At as Low Prices as at any other Market in he County. I keep none but the best of Meats, and my Sausage is made by an experienced Sausage maker, and are warranted the be&t. 49~Gi ve me a Call, JOHN LANSING, McHenry, Nov. 14th, 1876. Y IVOT1CE, 90,000 lbs, < --AT THK-- ESVILLE WOOLEN MILLS NORTH MAIN STREET. For Sale. The undersipned offers for Sale, vne Brick Store on Water Street, in the village of McHenry, now occupied by Mrs.C. H. MoTey, as a Millinery Store. It is 14x35, the upper atorv being rinished off as a residence. TERMS HBASONABLE. Inquire of C. H. MOBET 1 '̂ ^ov: i®75; THE subscribers wish to inform their patrons and everybody that they will manufac­ ture their Wool into good substantial Cassi- meve ,, Doesking, Flannel apd Stocking Yarn, on shares or by the yard or pound, on satisfac tory terms; or will "buy their Wool and pay the highest market price, and sell them good substantial Cassimeres at $J.0O per yard, and all other goods at the same rate. Will pay half cash on good line lots, not too small. Will pay Express charges on all lots of Wool of 50 pounds or more ami return thp goods free ot charge. Will card their Woolinto rolls for6c Eer i>ound; also card Wool the same day when rought froir\ a distance, if possible. Will dress their cloth on the usual terms. Carpets washed; price Scents per y^, ^rrqers, pa: tronize home industry. « A A A _ J INoxchange for Goods, Wa 11*60^*"" Wool.Grease, Tallow and Wood, for which the highest price will be Mid. F. A. WHEELER* CQ. • Jaueaville, Proceedings of the Hon. Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Deeembnr MflAtlng. The Hon. Board of Snperri&ori met at their room In the Conrt Ho rise, on Tuesday, Dec. 19th. 1876. Called to order by the Chairman, O. C. Diggins. The roll being called the following anerabera responded to their names: 1. E. Searls, Z. E. Goodrich,©. C.Diggins, James Thompson, R, D. Cooisey, C. O. Parsons, C. Gilbert, M. L. Joslyn, G. H. Garrison, S. W. Brown, M. Foote, J. H. Cooley. John M. Smith, B.F. Peck, and a F. Dike. Several bills were received and re- ferred to the committee on claims. The bond of the County Collector for the year 1876 was received" and in­ ferred to the committee on finance. The semi-annual reports of the Treasurer, Circuit Clerk, Qounty Clerk and Sheriff were received and referred to the committee on fees and salaries. The report of Wm. Nickle, County Superintendent of Schools, was receiv­ ed and on motion referred to the committee on education. The bill of the Judges and Clerks of Election was received and, on motion of Supervisor Parsons, it was voted that, "The Clerks and Judges of Elec­ tion in this county be allowed two days each for their protracted services at the late Presidential election." The appointment by the Town Board of the Town of Alden, of Sam­ uel Cutter as Supervisor for said town, in place of Supervisor Southm»yd re^ moved, was read, and he was intro­ duced to the Board and appointed on the several committees in place of said Southmayed. The bills of registry for the several towns were received. Win. G. Thompson's bills for fees as constable was received and referred to the committee on claims. T'te bill of A. W. Cumins for report­ ing the case of the People vs Clothier and Kennedy, for $24, was read and on motion of Supervisor Joslyn, was allow­ ed in open Board. The claims of V. W, Dudley for excessive assessment for the year 1873 aud 1£74 was read aud referred to the committee ou assessmfetit; ending December l®th, 1876, to be in all things correct. JAXES KISH, COCHTT TBKASTTKCR rxiococju •» WITH MCHEXRT OOC*TT. - T® bal from A. S. Stewart (ex-Co. Treasurer) Diec. 16th 1875 Total tax lew of 1U75 Prom town of Coral injpau. per case (insane) ... From A. S. Stewart to cor- l ract Co. Ordcr No. 33.. R-om town of Dorr insane pauper case From town of Marengo in- sane pau|>er case From est ray from town of Burton " 1 1 ,589 61 » 825 00 tuoo 23 W UN IS 00 f#om back taxes Jcollecfced roin enjoined rallrbatt taut of 1874 -®otai....... 65 00 81 65 ...|S4,654 56 Mriy"... COJTTKA. By errors and insolvencies County tax .| W B§ Go tax forfeited the State.. 11 K Commission paid town of. fleers Co. tax . .. * 103 74 . Advertising forfeited prop* erty.... 7, . 17 B Advertising and commit. " sions paid on Co. lx>nds 70 00 Thirty-three fSOO 10 pjsr cent county bonds re­ deemed A,900 00 Interest paid on Co. bonds. 11,411 80 Jurors certillcates paid 1.555 00 C«>unty orders paid 7,440 Si County orders paid bounty • on foxes and wolves.... 813 00 CJuroner's bill paid 108 70 Two per cent on *7,S15,37 as county collector. 146 88 One per'cent on 424998.78 •j Co. taxes received MB 99 One per cent on £32,337.45 Co. tax paid out 323 87 Balance of contingent fund on hand 1,488 89 84,654 06 To bal of refunding fund from A. S. Stewart, Dec. 16th, 1875 By amount refunded to Dec 18, 1876 (3,319 29 674 55 (3,544 74 AMimcuTioN or BALANCES IN OOUNTT TKBASUKKR'S HANDS. To bal contingent fund on hand (3.4S3 8!) To bal refunding fund on hand 3,544 74 Total in Treasurer's hands (5,033 63 That we have examined the town aocounts for the year 1876, «nd> find "them paid in full with the exception of the towns of Dunham, Chemung. Seneca, Greenwood and Nunda. In the towns named there are balances in county treasurer's hands due said towns in the aggregate sum of Four Hundred and Seventy and seventy-six one huitti­ re t lis (§470,76) dollars. All of which is respectfully submitted. JAMES T no MR SON. Z. E. GOODltlCH, SAMI'KL BT. BROWS, GKO. H. GARRISON. C. F. DIKE Committee. «TATB OF ILLINOIS ) McHenry County, >sa | Your committee to settle wltk the bond of tlie Cuuuty Collector for the year 1S76. The bill of David Ecklor was read and referred to the committee on claims. Board adjourned to meet to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock A. M. DEC. 20th, 1876 The Hon. Board of Supervisors mtt at thejr room in the Court House on Wednesday at 0 o'clock A. M. pursuant to adjournment. Called to order by the chairman, all present except Super­ visors Baker and Patrick. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The report of the committee on Ed­ ucation was received, read and on mo* tiou adopted, It was as follows, to» wit; To the Honorable -Hoar# if $**pervtsor* of the County of Mu Henry, Your Committee on Education-would report that they have examined there- port of William Nickle, County Super­ intendent. 1876. July 17, balanoe on hand...,-...( 8 80 lJec". 1st, Rec'd J. B. Church J. P. 10 00 Paid postage stationary A blanks ( 10 50 Paid Sentinel and New Era for publishing notices , . 4 00 To thirty-five days work connect ed with mv office at four dq}lars per'day 110 00 113 50 1M 50 Leaving an amount of (141 Q0 due said Superintendent, which amount has been paid by order on the Treasurer. SAMUEL W. BROW*, SAMI;*"I, CI TTEB, J. M, SMITH. Committee on Education. The bill *of A. Badger, ex-Circuit ClefK was received and referred to the committee on claims. The statement of Chas. Armstrong assessor of the town of Chemung for the year 1876, as to the assessment of J, B. Bosenkranz was received and on motion of Supervisor Joslyn, the col­ lector of said town was instructed to collect the taxes on the property of said Bosenkranz as per statement of the said assessor, and return the balance as ap error, The bill of Neill Donnelly re» ceived and referred to the committee on claims. The committee to settle with the Treasurer made the following report which was on motion adopted, towit* STATE OF ILLINOIS, 1 . McHenry County, >8f| v . .*>•* ) - To the Honorable Board, of Supervisors of McHenry County : You committee to settle with the Treasurer most respecttully report that they have examined the books*of said Treasurer, and compared the same with the vouchers in his hands, and find the following statement of thp fepeipts and expenditures for the JW paid pal and interest Bounty Order Funding Bond for the sum of Three Hundred ($300) dollars dated the 15th day of February, A. D. 1875 Issued to C. D. McPherson, said bond has this day been surrendered and destroyed by your committee. Dated Dec. 30th. 1876. Z. E. GOODBTCII. GEO. H. GARRISON. .JAMKS THOMPSON, SAMUEI, W. HKOWN, C. F. DIKE. Committee to settle with Treasurer. The bill of D, A. Stednuw, Sheriff, was received and referred to the com­ mittee on claims. The committee on claims for 1873, rebate tax, made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: To the Honorable Board, of Supervisor* qf MaIfenry County, Illinois. Your committee to wL-ci v;afe tcfarid the matter of refunding to the tax­ payers of this county 7-36 of the State tax paid in 1873, beg leave to report that they have examined the affidavits of the following named persons, who are unable to produce the tag receipts for said year and find the sum set op­ posite their respective names due them from the refunding fund now in our county treasury; Sherwood and Austin, $6,25, Your committee would further re­ port that the time of two years from the passage of the refunding act, ex­ pires on the 26th day of March next, after which all peisons or corporations are by law forever harred from re­ ceiving or demanding the excessive State tax paid in 1873, And we would recommend that the balance and resi­ due remaining uncalled for of such re­ funding fund after the said 26th day of March 1877, be covered into the county treasury, Respectfully submitted, C. O. PARSONS. J. A. COOLEY H, D. COONET, Committee, On motion of Supervisor Joalyn the Treasurer was instructed to cause no­ tice to be published in the several ooutny papers notifying* parties when the time set by the Statute for the presentation of claims for rebate tax would-expire. James Gracy came before the Board and presented a claim for relief from excessive assessment, which was re- fered to the committee oh assessment. The Board then adjourned until 2 o'clock p. M. WEDNESDAY, 2 O'CLOCK P. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Called to order by the chairman. The minutes of the morning session wero then read and approved. The committee on assessment made the following report which on motion w$s ^dep^etl, to-wifi To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Illinois. Your committee on assessmeat of real estate, would recommend that iu the case of James Gracy, of Nund#, wh© claims a rebate of, taxes assessed on a certain trust deed taken from his son, that whenever he shall, in the presence of the Supervisor of said town, destroy said trust deed, and the fact be verri- fle.d to the collector of said town by 6aid Supervisor, that said collector shall rebate the tax on eight hundred dollars (9800) assessed against the said James Gracy and return the same as error; otherwise the said Gracy shall pay the full tax now levied against him. We would farther recommend that in the case of W. W. Dudley for rebate of tax on a certain lot of land in the village of Cary in this county, that the claim be disallowed. Repseetfully submitted. C. O. PARSONS, " ' vrE* K II. VJT ARBISOlf* C. T\ DIKE. Committee. The following report of finance com­ mittee was received, read aud on mo­ tion adopted: To the Honorable Board of Supervisors qf McHenry County Illinois, Your committee on linance, to whom was referred the matter of funding the 8 per cent, orders of this county into 7 per cents, would recommend that the County Treasurer be instruct­ ed to o'fler 7 per cent county orders to all persons holding such 8 per cent or­ ders as may be called in for redempt­ ion duriug the coining year,and to sell for cash such 7 per cents to any and all persons desiring to invest in them. We would further rpcominend that said Treasurer he instiucted, whenever he shall have in the treasury the sum of one thousand dollars (01000) received froui the sale of such 7 per cent orders or from other sources not otherwise ap­ propriated, to redeem 8 per cent or­ ders of the county, giving due and proper notice of such redemption. Respectfully submitted. M. L. JOHI-YN. A AMI; EI- CUTTER, M. FOOT, J. H COOLET Committee. The committee on fees and salaries presented the following report which: was on motion adopted. To the Honorable Board of SupervisoMt ^ jlGlIenry jJomtH, December <er|j Your co mm I tee to whom was re fere d the reports of the several count}* offi­ cers. respectfully report that they have examined them and find as follows to-wit: The County Treasurer and Collector re- |H>rts the amount of fees received for the six month* ending Dec. 18th 1870 to be f 833 51 Clerk hire .....(44 60 Fuel 41 75 Stationary 15 97 103 32 The County Clerk reports the amount of lees earned and received from June 1st to Dec. 1st 187(1 to bo (444 78 Amount of fees earned and unpaid same time 65 41 Amount of earnings computing taxes Clerk of County Court Sc..: 1860 75 Total earnings from June 1, to Dec 1 '76(337 900 Amount of salary for half year fOOO 00 Clerk hire same time 347 00 We would recommend that an order be drawn on the treasury te pay the said County Clerk the sum of #802.26 bei i\g the sunm-^howi: to ta hi* due by the above exhibit. Wq find by the report of the Sheriff that the earnings ot his office for the same time are ( 419 1# Receipts same time 84 48 We find by the r port of the Clerk of the Circuit Court that he has receiv­ ed for recording and court fees for the same time (324 50 Expenses same time 542 60 We have received no report of fees collected of the earnings of tht office previous to June 1st 1875. Respectfully submitted. GEO, H, GARRISON. JAMES THOMPSON, MAROITS FOOTB CALVIN GILHKHT, M. L. JOSLYN. Committee On motion of Supervisor Gilbert the oommittee on public b'uildings was in­ structed to examine the roof of the Court Housertmd if found necessary to cause a substantial roof to be put on the same. Supervisor Parsons presented the following resolution, which was adopt­ ed) Whereas, By the present Revenue Law of our £tate„ there is no deduction made for indebtedness on either real or personal property, and, IVheras, By such law, taxes are virtually levied twice annually on all property upon which there is indebted­ ness; First, as it is found in the hands of the debtor: Second, on the notes and mortgages held as security by the creditor. Therefore, Resolved, That we deem our Revenue Law as working gross injustice in this regard; and we earnestly request our Senator and ltepresetatives in the next General Assembly, to press the passage of such an amendment to said law as will grant to the debtor, after paying full taxes on all property ia his possess­ ion, a receipt of the collector for taxes paid on property for which he is indebted, to the sum of such indebted­ ness, which receipt shall be good against the creditor for its amount. And further to amend the! law by re­ lieving the creditor from assessment of notes and mortgages, secured on prop­ erty within this State. The report of the committee on claims was read and adopted, except * bill of D. Ecklor which was left to bo paid when work done by him is apr proved by SupervKof Joslyn. report is as follows: STATE or ILLINOIS 1 ~ McHenry County vfa , Board of Supervisors, Decernt^ ttnli, December 19th, A' D. 1876. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of tftfr Board of Supervisors: ' # i Your committee on claims would ba^ leave to report that thev have exarai** ed all claims presented before thet®|j and recommend the payment of the following, aud that the Clerk be direct­ ed to issue orders for the several amounts to the teveral claimants as allowed in last column, except audi as are marked paid by County Treasurer, to- wit: ; am't clm'd Richmond Gatette. publishing proceedings of Board of Su­ pervisors 187B (ISOi Harvard Independent, publish­ ing nroreiHiinsFs of Board of Supervisors, 1876 Plaindeaier, publishing proceed Itlirc /if lli\n HU1 /%<" O •> .... y V Hi- V? -45 ! iir --fl­ ings of Board of Supervisors.. New Era (W. D. Uingland) pub­ lishing proceedings of Board of Supervisors 1876 Sentinel, publishing proceed­ ings of B - - 18 IBS*^ .. IS (tri**: M »«* of Board of Supervisor* Marengo, registering. Riley do Dnnnam do Chemung do Alden do . Hartland do ., Seneca do Coral do Grafton do Dorr do Greenwood do Hebron do ., Richmond do McHenry do Nunda do ,. Algonquin do Burton do J 11 Van Cnren ber term. bailiff, Septom- , p tt irank Tappan, bailiff Sept, _876.... Asa l'ease, bailiff Sept term 15 00 18 OS 13 00 12 00 12 00 8 00 12 00 10 00 12 00 12 00 12 00 12 00 12 00 12 00 16 00 12 00 16 00 8 0» ( 78 OS 52 SS SOS 28 is nos B OS uss » OS 8 9 (OS 25 OO 2A 00V: 25 W 25 CO: v&v f'wJi ' hV 200 8 100... I.*.-. }0( 7FT ' •». 10 70 MM *3 S VanCuren, liailSff Sep term '76 'rank Tap term 1876., -, - . 76 P Wilkinson, bailiflfSepterm *76 A L Brown, bailiff Sept term '76 David Kckior, repairs Sheriff's rooms P WOurfiSs, repairing Circuit Clerk's <^lice, putting glass ia Jail . . . . .* Peter Collier, repairing Coart House/. Henry Jf Wait repairing lock in Clofk'sotHce Cowliii, ISwitrht Co., repair* *ing prisoner's l>oot8 P Whitney, express A postage Culver Page & lloyne, docket Ac D C Green medical attend. , anco prisoners i) A Stedman Sheriff dieting prisoners * >1 Church, iatc Sheriff attend. ing courts, summoning juror* sawing wood, &c. M Church, late Sheriff dieting receiving and discharging prisoners «8 « 478 (• ; Your committee' would recommend •the following claims laid over: S Church late Sheriff receiving and dle- Kharging prisoners f Mm?liurch late Sheriff, costs in criminal flMses N Dwnnelly, clothing Ac. prisonars..!! J S J^inger, repairing doors, windQWt ThVfollowing claims referred to the fVilI Board; A Badger, |ate Circuit Clerk, costs in n«§ K»« mm 3 -Mm. criminal Hases.. P Wilkinson, constable, oOsts In crimi­ nal cases... k Wm G Thomi>\on, constable, costs in («»ii 11711 . », consta me, costs in criminal cases IS IB All of which is respectfully stibmll» ted. 4 v; Z. S. GOODRICH, GEO. If. GARBIBO* ^ M. SMITH, !» { j STATE OF ILLINOIS McHenry County We hereby certify that yf* b«ve ox* amined tfcc- accQimt nadvouchors' ©f M. Lamb. piirc'iMii g ixgi.it for sai^* :: county and find the accounts anft vouches to agree. The amount paiA out by Bald purchasing agent iforsaiif Co, of MoHeorv, from Deo. 1st l$7fi t( July 15tli. 1876 amounts to. One Thoufr and Eight Hundred Xinty-elght ani(§ thirty-six one hundreths (1,898,36,) anil the amount paid by said Purchasing Agent from July 15th 1876 tf, ?„. December 15th 1876, amounts t#;;:- Four Hundred and Fifteen and seventy .?• eight one hnndreths«Ntl5,78)dollai||t making an aggregate for the year $%> 314.14, The names of persons and flrm|| to whom the several suns have beej|l pai d, and the amounts to each are hero annexed, Z. E. OooDsran, •Um if. GABBISOII. J. M. SMITH, BAMUEI, CCTTLI, C. J. PAASONS, I T Oam. on Olaiai%}_ x On motion the notion of this Boar# In relation to A. W, Cumlns's bll| pre so u tod yesterday was reconsider® d|;:; and after explanation it was a^ala at* lowed. On motion of Supervisor Geodrlofc, the following resolution was adopted as tooths Treasurer borrowing otonejv Resolved, That it at any time the County Treasurer flud himself short of the necessary fuuds to meet the orderf ; of this Board, he be instructed an<f C authorized tp borrow such amount af may be necessary, paying interest therefore not to exoeed the rate ot te%- per cent, On motion of Supervisor Ooonoy tl»4" ^ county Purchasing Agent was allow»<|, the sum of Fifty dollars for service^ the current year. On motiou of SuperWsor OotdrW^.;^ the members and clerk of this Bo*r4F; ̂ were allowed the usual per 41om an4'\ v milage. On motion the Board adjourned* o. a Diootxs, mnifwsn - J Attest, P- WHITNEY, Clerk V ^ A m Cheap Clothing, at F. G,