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J 'v *•*. V T -Aw ' f-' No Favors Win at and no Pear Shall Awe." jjejcufy Jlainlealep, -ftitbli-diol B ."•••y Wednesday by J. VA> (SIjYKE, * : Office in Bishop's Block, PE. PERRY Jfc OW cjpne Y"eiir (In A«>aane) Mt Not Paid within Throe Months'. ' % Subscriptions ror.elve<l for la proportion. or aix Kates of Advertising. Wo announce liberal rates for advertising and endeavor to state BUSINESS CARDS. M.VItY (i. TJAIM1IAN". H'MJ? yfORlv'Klt. Atl kinds of Hair norktione in first, daft* stvle an<l at reasonable prices. Rt*>ms st rcsidem-e, north­ east corner of Public Square,.McHenry, III. JESSE A. BALDWIN, 7A TTORNEY AT LAW. Lsw business in xV Every jpart of the State receive;- prompt attention. n.->m U, UU Washington St., Chi- en go, III. be at DIt. 0. 1£. WILLIAMS. DENTIST. Residence Dundee. ..... ... McHenry. at Parker House, the 10th 11th 25tti ana tMu of eaoh tnoiuii. When dates occur Saturday or Sunday I make my visits on the following Monday, and the first day of such Visit occurs on Friday, I will stay but one dav. so plainly that thoy will he (erstood. They are]at follow*;; f!. IF th« PL A INUEAT.BR, lilyun 1 Inch one year Inches one year Inched one year . Column one year Column one year Column one year - - . . - «wuu One inch means the of one ' Mch down the column, single column width. Yearly advertisers, at the above rates, hav,® |he privilege of changing as often as they Ifhoose, without extra charge.' Regular advertisers (meaning those having will be entitled to insertion at the rate of 5 cents per line .VII others will be charged 10 ents per Mne the fl-'st week, and 5 cents per ;||ine for each subsequent week. & Transient advertiseinents will be charged i #t the rate of 10 cents pe line, (nonpareil •type, same as this is set in) the flrst issue, and cents per line for subsequent issues. Tlvis, iff n inch advertisement will cost $1.00 for one /- week, $1.50 for two weeks, 12.00 for three • fveeks, and so on. i. The PLAINOKALBR will be liberal in giving tditorial notices, but, as a business rule, it . ••ill require a suitable fee from everybody •Ceking the U3e of its columns for pecumary .vjgain. y Regular advert Standing cards) • ,r , ff local notices a *5(8: vtach week. All BUSINESS CARDS. H T. BROWN, M. 1). SURGEON. Office over the Post Office, opposite Perry AiMartin's Jtore up stairs, McHenry, 111. PHYSICIAN AND J. H. SOOTHILL, M. D. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Cfflceoppo-site Post OMce, Bingwood, III. C. H. FEGERS, M, D- 1>HYSICIAN AND SURUEOV. McHenry, I Ills. Office at Residence, on the Corner, Opposite BlaKe's Furniture Store. O. J.HOWARD, M. D. I PHYSICI AN AND SURGEON. Office at I my residence, opposite M. E. Church, HcHenry. III. BARBIAN BROS. UGAR Manufacturers, McIIcnry,_111. Or-C.. tiers solicited. Shop, la Old McHenry, :.n Keiter Block, two doors west • iKAT.KR Office. WASHINGTON, D. The popnlar palace hotel of the National •Capital. Conveniently located an<l accessible to all the street car liues of the city. Open all t"eyCar' O. Gr. STAPLES, PROPRIETOR. Late of the Thousand Island House. M A R O U S GERMAN JOHN* KLEirOEN. Gralner, Calchmn^r And Residence one Block House. Work attended to ply an.I on reasonable terms. TTOUSfi Painter, t I 1 Paper Hanger. West of Riverside Ho promply and on reaso Horsemen, Attention ! AII lovers of fine Itor.-es are respectAiMy invited to call at my farm, half a mile west of McHenry* on the Woodstock road, and see my fine Morgan and Draft Horses. I hare a Pore heron Norman Draft Colt that is hard to beat. Call and see him. , a business done tmgiwaday. McHenry May 1st, 1S33. N. S. COLttV. Engeln, Spwtsawas!. Eead^iurUrs, -Xtso- GENERAL KERCHAsMT, Dealer m All Ivin 14 of G R O C E R I E S , l^arm Hardware, Pocket Cutlery, bpoi'thi£ Goods', Fishing Tackle Gun Material, Musical Instru­ ments, Tobacco, Yjisrars, etc., etc. .Near River Bridge, Mc- Henrv, ID. ! ; ;; - BREEDER OF ROBERT C. 31IISW,: - BI t RICHMOND, ILL. (FIRST PREMIUM AT MflltHliV COITMTY FAIR.) Mv fowls are of tha celebrated DUKE OP YORK strain, remarkable for their prreat, size and laying qualities. I can &h>\\ a trio of last season's (thicks weighing :H pounds. Eggs, vet sol ting of . dellvfcrejt to itiux&miiBr in^licjluhowr. Bwfibcil, secare& packedJWO. ^ ROBBRTC. IiJ?y NETTi/f. HEADQUARTERS all kinds of Vehicle Manufactured by F. MARCUS, --DEALER IN- PURE WNES, LIQUORS CIGARS, Woodstocklll. AND The best Tonic in the world. Pint and Quart Bottles. Pat up in r. MARCUS, Patentee. • I! l.'.ilM fe" i*:' - t:r k'; • II' •. ft'*: I • llpupin, 111., DEALERS IN Hudwait, Stores, Tiowtrt, Lumber Shingles, Lath, Fence Posts Coal etc In short, we keep everything' in the above mentioned lines, f which we are offe ingto the buy­ ing public as cheap as aay ather house in this section. r T: Call and See um. FOBBING «c REPAIRINa PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. *4 HELM & PETElt, :: .^Mionquin, Feb. 18,1884. DON'T YOU FORGET IT! 5 ASA W. SMITH,* Woodstock, r. eM..WUma*» offej you m- Barked by Millions of money INDEMNITY against damage by Lightning, Wind 8tornn«, VYCLOXES AND \ TORN A DOES. Drop me a postal card and I will visit you; call on me and I will write you a policy, and wiien either or any of these destructive ole. ments devastates your property, happy will you be if you hold one of my policies, for I will surely visit you, and..nnnister unto you. 1 will not forsake you. ̂ . ASA W. SMITH, Qm'l lnntrance Affijfi J. W- CRIMOLBY'S Ringwootl, 111. I w i l l n o t b e u n d e r s o l d , i , a t e r i a l and Workmanship considered^ General E$lacksmithing, And Iiepairing of aU kinds, in both Wood and Iron, ^'irst class workmen employed and Satisfaction Guaranteed. J. W.CR1MOLBY. Blng,wood, M»rch nth, 1S81. Having recently fitted up our srtop near the. inidgc, w« are iow prepared to turhish otir customers with Fresliaafl Salt feats, OF ALL KINDS, Sausage, Smoked Meats, &c., g -AT THE- . Lowest Living Pi-ices. We buy none but the best ot Meats, and flatter ourselves that we can offer our cus­ tomers meats.in better shajje than any other sbop in Uiis section. .. _ Thankful for past favors we solicit a con­ tinuance of the same, and we will guarant## to satisf\ you both in quality and price. A M FRETT. McHenry,-ill., Mftroh 17th, 1^1. PUMP REPAIRING, CEMENTING, ETC. The undersigned is preiiared to do all jobs in -the line ot" Digging ells. Repairing Pumps, Cementing Wells, or will put in New Pumps On short notice and-warrant satisfaction. In short will do all work iu this line. Can ili^ilisEi you a new Pump, either *Ml.; iron, warranted, as cheap as ' any other man, •' •» Good references furnished if desired. If you waut a Well Dug, u Pump llepaired or a new Pump, give me a call. - *S~Orders bV mail pjoitiptly attended to. Post Office, Johnsburgli, l ,i. Jk>bB«burffh4llL, MaySSUj, M'HENRY, ILLINOIS,fp^EDNESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1884. . " - • ' * . - NO. 3. ^SA W. SMUTH, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND Chancer^:--Woodstock, III. Solicitor in S. F. BENNETT, M. 1>. r>HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Also United I States Examining Surgeon. A. S. CHILD*, M. D., TTOMF.OPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR- 11 GEON, West McHenry,' III. Calls promptly attended to, day or night. DR. C. R. WELLS. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Wauconda, Lake Co., 111. AU calls promptlyattend- cd, day or night. Office on Main St., east of Barker's harness shop. pj c;' :-- -- mAuffiQ f ' A. M. CHURCH, Watehmaker and Jeweer N Fine watch o. SS.FIISTII AVE., Ch attention given to es and Chronometers. «S-x Full Assortment of Goods in his line ncago, [miring AT THE OLD STAND, JACOB BONSLETT. ^ A LOON AND RESTAURANT, at the old J stand, opposite Bishop's mill, McHenry, 111. The choicest Wines, Liquors an'i Cigars to he found in -the county. Warm Of cold meals on short notice on application. GOOD STABLING FOR HORSES. - J. PEKOVSKY, CIGAR MANUFACTURER, Wholesale and Retail Dealer. HANDLES not e but his own make,and will coin pure his Brands with the best inad^ In the Stale, Store ami Manufactory next door to ' lie Post Office, McHenry, III. Culver House, RICHMOND. ILL. C. N. CULVER, - - PROPRIETOR. HAVING recently purchased the above House, I have put it in thorough repair, with new furniture throughout, and would respectfully invite the patronage of the trav, cling public and others. The tables will al­ ways lie provided with the best thst can be procured, and p»liie and attentive waiters will bo in read suets at all times to attend to the wants of guests. No paius will be spared to make tins a First Class House. Large and commodious barns on the premises. Free Omnibus to and from all trains. Sample Rooms on first floor. _ SALOON and RESTAURANT » Buck's Old Stand, : " MCHENRY, ILLINOIS. Fine Kentucky Liquors, ' French Bitters, McHenry Lager Beer, PkiJ, Best's Milwauks# B«er " By the Bottle o^r Case. "*>Ve Ivuy none but the best and sell at Reasonable Prices. Call and see me ftnd 1 Will use yon well. - ANTONY ENGEfjN* McHenry, III., 1884. STAffip. H. E. WIGUTMAN, Proprietor. First class rigs, with or without drivers furnished at reasonable rates. Teaming of all kinds done on short notice. W M . r t C O W L I N (srccr»s»« jl. M. Or.OT%TRR] 0. S. WAR SA1M SOLICITOR AND ATTORNEY. ALSO NOTAUT PUBLltV Prosecutes pe against the gove or former win jected claims are enclosed for Will be promptly References In acier, business Gen. John A. Illinois. imith, Hon. R Ell wood, aniorc, III. or anv other claims t. relaiing to the late, icated cases and r«- spetlalty. If stamps all commuuiRattons rod. , KADE0N ST.. WOODSTOCK. ILL. fs regards char- vi lfjibilitv, &e., &c : U S. Senator, Chicago, in. ex-Mi C. 5th III. Gou. ,UC. Smit Hon. R Kl! more, III. Hon. John C. Dist., Aurora, 111 Hon. A. M. Jones, Col. Jas. A. Se Club, Chicago, 111. Jetse A. Baldwin, cago, III. Messrs. Selz, Schwab ft. Co., Wholesale Boot and Shoe Dealers. C%:tigo» 111. S. Marshal, Chicago, III Pres. Union Veteran 't U. S. Attorney, Chi. Also hundreds of ci fill K l Ju and home referen. Still Out of tl^ Ark of $af«|y, M.tay of;youJare. i1; : . DAKOER TO IJFE ̂ PROPERTY Beset you on cverj* hand. The mutter of the plycoon,'sickloon, sriliton, eyejone, tornado, windstorm, or whatever name may be given K, is heard in soine«ection of the conntty nearly every day. y The Fife Fiend 1**. break out at anjr moment--the economy of a lifetime be consumed. Death must come to all. By a small payment each year you can secure to yourself a jforutnc, slioiild vou live, or, in the event of death before the time ex. pires, your family is provi.led f,,r. }150,Win,tKXi is represented by this agency. Our raies are as low as experience has "found to be sate. Vou will save money by insuring with me. Geneial Insurance, Life, Fire, Lightning and Tornado a specialty. Thanking IUI mv friends tor their liberal patronage; and hop. Ing, by square dealing, to merit a continuance •fth same, I beg to subscribe myself, Respectful I v yours,: C. 11. 'MOUSY. McHenry, III.. Jhn& , 1S33. Take Notice! I am now better prepared than ever to giv e you an , , wmmz miw - In a ftrst-class OnnpanjSf Al^>,ciyi furnish you with a box of nice t: , White Clovgp Honey, At living prices. If vou are in need of such please call on ^ J. HENDRICKS • Spring Grove, 111. : , SO AS T. OT. DACT, With Bed-Rock, Low-Priced Machines. •55 buys the Best Slower, with a liberal discount for cash. to •St buys the Best Rake,and all other goods at corresponding low prices. Everybody knows or should know that DACY has the . --"BULGE,"---- WEST McHSHBY. Invite t he attention of the buying public to an entirely new stock of DRY ODODS.PTIOHS, CLOTHING, GK OCERIES, Boots, Shoes Hats Caps, And will soil CHEAPER than auy otlior dealer. If you want a DEERING TWISE BfNDER, Standard, Joli unitoii or Crown Mower, Eellisgsworth,' Semdeer ot Tiger Bake, HAY LOADER, HAY TEDDER, V HAY CARRIER, HARPOON FORK. V WIND MILL, / BRIVEWELL FUMP. SINGLE OR DOUBLE CARRIAGE, HE A r Y Oil LIGHT hahnkos, . EAltM OR MILK HVl&OJV, GLIDDEN BARD WIRE Or anything in the Implement line, from a Wire Stretcher to'a Threshing Machine, call and get tbe price of 7^ T. J. DACY, Wood stock, McHenry Co., Ill- O. . W. OWEN, Granite Rockingham ' Glassware, and Trunks, Hfind Ba»s and Valise,®, C. H. Fargo's celebrated Boot^ and Shoes, etc. All grades Chick's Favorite Flour in stock. Every sack wai ranted. The highest price paid for produce. All goods sold at one price and marked in plain figures. Thank­ ing our patrons for past tavors and hoping for a continuance of the same, we shall strive to please all who may ̂ ive us a call, both in quality and price of goods. BONSLETT^ & STOFFEL. West McHenry, III., March 24, IBS*. Piano Minneapolis -DEALER IN- Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware etc. I k«ii to stock the celebrated fi Watch, which is pronounced by all I best watch now on the market. Will not ba Undersold On any goods in my line.. McHenry, Feb. 20,188$. o. w. oirff Self Bi Important to HupturedPersons The Excelsior Rupture Cure M'f'g Co., of Ogdensburg, N.I.. guarantee to cure any case of reducible Hertia with their Remedies. TllE Rl'FTCKE FI.A8TEK AND IlEAMNU COM­ POUND. This treatment is endorsed by out best Doctors', Diuggists, and the general t*thftfftSml'^ ¥w^"re >r •as Board of Supervisors. Proceedings of the July Meeting, Juiy 14, 1884. ! ' fiom last week.] •Time 19.--The commit­ tee met M. A. Bartlett and Patrick Hayes at the'office of Judge Murphy, expecting to close contract on former conditions, but the bondsmen above re­ ferred to refused to sign, consequently no contract agahi. VV oodstock, June 24.--The committee met on call of chairman and let the contract lo F. O. Neagle. Of Chica to furnish nil' material (except brick and field stone) for t,he county poor house,, and build and complete the same entire by the !5th of October next, for the sum of $12,193 00. For dutails we .refer you to the accompany­ ing specifications, contract and bond. Present Sups. Bishop, Dike. Flavin and Barber.' Selected Sup. Bishop to complete arrangements and contract with Chicago parties for heating county poor house. . The definite expense of heating and furnishing the building, the cost of sewerage, well, and necessary outbuild- ings.etc . his not yet been determined, but we feel quite confident that the entire cost of farm and building will not very much either way from your appropriation for that purpose. Your committee would recommend that the county take the neccessary steps to stock the farm with proper atuount of cows and hogs, as there is a large amount of feed going to waste, which might be utlized to the great interest of the county, and if, at any time, there should be a surplus of milk the comveniences are complete for shipping to Chicago market. We also submit for your information an iiHroiitory,or schedule of property and articles, with cost, (marked "A") which was necessary for us to furnish in order to properly carry on the farm. Respectfully submitted. LESTER BARKER, It. S. WlLI.lAMP, It Bisnor, >0- F. DIKE. 0. II. FLAVIN, Committee. # • Schedule of Poor Farm supplies from April 10 to July 10. 1SS4: 1884. Apr 10, by Sup Williams.! span horsesv#3«000 " 1 sal harness . '82 oats .... curry comb, . _pai! and brush >•.. II, by Wjlliam8. padlock and wagon - grease..-...... • l»y Williams, 1 elevy, fork, shov'l Apr 21 *' dump* plank May 23 »' 5 spool barb wire it staples.. Will ia .*445 53 ,.......#W00 . WOO June 17, by Williams, Jf bttshel beans.. Total by Williams.. April 10, by. Bishops 1 wiison :.... -\,i. J P»«w •••• .*j*--, 1 i j i i v r o w . , , • i i i V i * 1 mow ing iiiin:iiilie.. 1 1ehlUvnlsr n M* T% I dis. harrow **.».. ." 1 set whilHetrees •« Krrigli I, hay carrier & tlxturea... " by Bishopt l" rolling coulter..... .. Total by Bishop , ., I Apr IS, by Flavin, 800 pounds liny....... 16 17 125 50 t 00 175 31 36 50 Sup. Batber moved that the Commit­ tee on Poor Farm be allowed per diem and milage in the County and per diem and necessary expenses when on busi­ ness for poor farm out shle' of the County. Motion adopted. Sup. Bishop moved that the Board put in the hand<i of the Poor House Committee $600 for the purpose of buying cows and hogs tc be plaeed up­ on the poor farm. Motioo adopted The report of the Committee on rail roads was read and no motion adopted, lo-wit: STATE OF ILLINOIS,) McHenry County, ) * Board of Stipei visors. JulylTerin July A.D. 1884. MU.CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OFTHE BOARD OF SUFEKVISORS : Your Committee, to whom was re­ ferred the assessment of Rail-road- woyld beg leaye to submit the follow­ ing report on the matters before them: That the assessment of rail-road property be subject to and iqualized by the per cent of addition or deduc­ tion which shall be adopted by this Hon. Board. All off which la respectfully submit- ed. N. E. BLAKE. W. G. SAWTfcR. H . W . M KAD, * JOHN H. PALMER. Committee. ffifajf report of the Committee on Personal Property was read and oil motion adopted, to-wit: STATE OF ILLINOIS, ) S3 McHenry County. f Board of Supervisors, July Term, July A. D. 1884, MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: Yoijr Committee to whom WAR re­ ferred the assessment of Personal Prop­ erty in the several towns, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: PERSONAL PROPERTY. p C d Towns ase val Riley 74,863 Marengo 325,843 Dunham -78,028 Chemung.... ..231,835 Afcien . 81,817 Ifariland «7,5fc9 Seneca 90,910 Co nil 186,93(5 Grafton 118,023 Dorr. 333,073 U re o n w oad... 123,298 Hebron 10«,317 Richmond ,...115,518 Burton........ 39.361 McHenry ....210,819 X u tula 153,307 Algonquin.... 147,710 Total t2.329.58S p c a r'W.. 4 H IX w iX •qd tn\ 77,48;i 225,8m 81,773 234,153 81,617 67,589 91,364 133,513 100,172 328,078 121.449 104,329 11«,005 42,313 196,960 157,138 169,866 *2.338.577 Apr 21 Apr 21 Apr 20 Ma> 1 May 14 Mav 19 May 20 May 30 •SNHMM June 20 Jr.ly 28 July 2 .V.. 13-00 50 1 00 50 100 60 40 90 1 15 400 2 It 20 25 125 1 75 -4 75 35 ' ] 00 50 75 132 10 33 01) 1 25 2 24 1 crow bat'. 1 log chain timothy & clover seed. 61 bushels seed corn. plow sharpened shoeing horses 1 load hay ol Cooney.. 6 bushels potatoes W-bu pototoos, Kelly.. 3 bu potatoes, *» plow sharpened,....,, seed com yt I)11 seed-corn, 1 spade 1 pick ax ... ; 1 mn I toe k 1 rule :. 1 tape line 1 double shovel plow.. shoes set on horses.... shoes set, on horses 1 pump for well Paris green.. Apr 16, Harris of Bunker: 1 hand saw... ... . 1 hoe.. 1 hammer .... . 1 garden rake i.. 10 pounds nails Apr 29, 1 po.-t hammer... 1 6.tine fork... " 1 grin^ stor.o .... " 1 braire and bits'. " 1 clsvy V 32 pounds salt.... " 1 ax and helvo .. May 20 15 pounds nails.. " machine oil--. .... . «• scythe and snath «' the same, 5 screens..<t. May 25 1 pound l^iris greea,4....<,.ii«i.i *• 2 pitch forks i...,.-id'.-- " llioe " 1 sprinkler... July ^2, bolts for hay rack. " wagon giease May 20, of J (5 Allen, 110 bushels oats July !». of Bunker, turnip seed June 7, of Bunker, 56 lbs fence wire July 9, t; (Joodrow, pap'rng, calcim'g, Ac 3191 Sup. Barber moved that the Board of Supervisors visit the Poor Farm on to-morrow at 11:30 a. in. Morton car­ ried. Sup. Alexander moved that the Board adjouru until to-morrow at 10 o'clock a. m. - - ^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1884. Board met persuant to adjournment. Members all present at roll call ex­ cept Sup. Parker. Sup. Palmer offered the following resolution to-wit: lltesoLVKD.--That the County Clerk be and is hereby requested to furnish the assessors of McHenry Comity a list of real estate, other than the denomina­ ted rail-road-track, and of personal property, except rollir.g stock, belong­ ing to rail road in the county as re­ quired by the revenue law. Sec. 46 and 47 K. S. . Sup. Flavin moved that Sup. Lamb be employed as purchasing agent for Lite County Tor the ensuiog year at a salary of one hundred dollars per year. Motion carried. Sup. Snowden presented to the Board tbe case of a transient pauper in the town of Dunham, who while temporarily residing in said to^vh, met with an accident iu loosing one of his hands. And would respectfully ask the Honorable Board to refund to the town of Dunham the amount of extense in said case which is S124. Sup, Lamb moved tiiat the case be refer/ed to the Committee on Poor Farm. Sup. Flavin offered the following amendment that the case bo referred to the Committee on Claims. Amend­ ment carried. Original Motion lost. Sup. Flavin moved that the Chair­ man of the Board of Supervisors be empowered to em ploy if deemed neces­ sary assistant Council in the K'chmond Bridge case. Motion adopted. Sup. Flavin moved that the Board adjourned until 3 o'clock P, M. Motion carried" WEDNESDAY, 3 O'CLOCK P. SI. Board met persuant to adjournment. Members all present at call except Sup. Parker* All of wiiicb is respectfully «ubni 11- R 1 W. G. SAWYER V JONN H, HAD8ILL. JOHN II. PALMER. tl. S. WILLIAMS. > > il. W. MEAD. Committee. i t f S S O T s y k ' . . . " adopted, 1 *v'- STATE OF ILLINOIS I 8S k McHenry County. ) Board of Supervisors, July Term, July 16th, A. D. 1884. MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE HOARD OF SUPERVISORS: Your committee, to whom was refer­ red the assessment of Twwn and City lots in the several towns would beg leave to submit the following report ou (he matters before them. That we have examined and equalized said town and city lots by adding and de­ ducting from the valuations as assessed as following: asatv Towns No. Marengo... 409 Dunham.... 95 Chemung.. 1246 Ahlen 20 Coral 167 G ration 169 Dorr 941 Hebron 53 Richmond.. 278 McHenry . 488 Nunda 328 Algonquin. 975 av v. 393.68 23.53 188.33 182,50 S(.6i) 250.20 295,236 313 74 11,905 2246J 69,480 250. SO 83,040 172.23 78,635 240.00 68,166 69.9* $202,079 2,240 234,664 3,650 13,4.'5 42,295 pe PdC eq v. $191,976 1 2,218 S 329,971 8,650 a 13,071 1 41,872 284,165 11,905 76,428 79,511 S 74,703 95,432 #1,104,902 Total... $1,104,865 All of which is respectfully submit­ ted. E. M. LAMB. R. BISHOP. N. E. BLAKE. Jf. R."ALEXANDER. y Committee, report of ,tiie committee no lauds was read to the board ftnd en tpotion adopted: STATE OF ILLINOIS 1 McHenry County, j Board of Supervisors, July Term, July 16th, A. D. 1884, MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS: Your Committee to^.vhom was refer­ red tho assessment of lands, would respectful 1 report that we have equal­ ized the same, by making the follow­ ing additions and deductions: IS ' $1 3. 84 ! 15 .1 1 14 .2 7 15 .6 1 14 .4 6 14 .4 3 14 .7 7 14 .7 5 14 .5 9 15 .2 0 15 .1 5 15 1 7 15 .0 1 14 .8 7 15 .0 1 44 .9 2 13 .1 8 _fi .. ' $1 3. 84 ! 15 .1 1 14 .2 7 15 .6 1 14 .4 6 14 .4 3 14 .7 7 14 .7 5 14 .5 9 15 .2 0 15 .1 5 15 1 7 15 .0 1 14 .8 7 15 .0 1 44 .9 2 13 .1 8 *3 > s w S5§?-,,:>g,:'5SS2'cfcS3,3Eg» 2 2? 2°" i t 3i" s S* 2 is ^ «5 ©" ̂ * gjw S5 S « § H 54 SS m 3 ? 5 o I© s O -r ^ ^ ' ceeit&e«t0 e* ° 5 2- 5 et co V al . >- > « i"l 1 s 111 s § « i § 11s 15 3 1 •J W • •? a - 'st'- - • H R il e y .. .. .. .. .. . M ar en go .. .. .. D un ha m . C h em u n g A ld en S en ec a. .. . C o ra l. . .. .i .. U ra ft o n D or r ti re en w o o d . .. .. .. H eb ro n R ic hm on d M cH en ry N u n d a. A lg o n q u in .. . .. .. . Respectfully submitted. LESTER BARBIE, FRED HATCH, G. W. GOODRICH, C. F. DIKE, W. H. GUOKSBECK, Committee. Sup. Bishop moved that the Board of Supervisors recommend that tbe next couuty school Superintendent devote his whole time to the schools of tills county at)d to do the duties per­ taining thereto; and not to engage in other business, while acting as County Superintenent of Schools. Motion ad­ opted. The report of the Commmltee on Edu­ cation was read to the board on mo. The report ot the committee •»' Education. MR. CHAIRMAN AHD GENTLEMEN or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS; Your Committee to whom waa refer- red the or report of the School Stiperla- tendent. that we would reapoetftttfty recommend that In view of tlMs# ditional labor required of the Superintendent by the law, tbat he to allowed pay for twenty-five days ad* ditional time. A. R. ALEXANDER GEO. H. GARRISON, JOHN SNOWDEN, W. G. SAWYER, ITESTER - ' CommlttMv fftfp. msWfi'fnoved tiiat the Marem Republican. Harvard Independent̂ Woodstock Sentinel. McHenry Couaty Democrat, and Richmond Cfasette, Nun da Advocate and McHenry PLAIK- DEALER be allowed twenty dollar* each Tor publishing the proceedings ofttM Board in full for the year 1884, and that the purchasing agent advertise for bids from the several papers ID tkf> County for printing one hundred pamphlets of tbe proceedings of tbe Beard of Supervisors for the year 1S84, Sup. Garrison offered the followtag amendment that the matter be refer* rod to the purchasing agent with authority to make the best terms sibie with the County Papers In nt>' gard to publishing the 4 proceedings^ the Board, Amendment lost. Original motiea adopted. The report of the Committee on Fees and Salaries WHS road to the Board and on motion adopted. STATE OF ILLINOIS ) McHenry County, J Board of Supervisors, July Tentt,: A. D., 1884- MR. CHAIRMAN AND GENTLEMEN or THKBOARD OF SUPERVISORS: Your Committee to whom wfes refer­ red the semi-annual reports of Co. officers for the half year ending June 4th, 1884, would beg leave :o submit the following report on the matters be­ fore them: The Co. Treasurer report receipts as follow to-wit: 3 percent on *23060,33 col...f69341 H * on $42108.22 rec... 431 1 j * on 9141,2059 pd out 213: Total; «..*•» * < 190 SOD- 4 . »37 00 05, • CONTftdt. Clerk hire. Fuel for 6 months....I... Stamps, express, etc...* Books, blanks, etc....... ^ otal • ,p«o.. Due for clerk hire 1J0 The Cl'k ot the Circ't Court reports the total earnings for the half year lift Total receipt. Clerk hire 0 Miscellaneous 18 Of Clerk's salary half year. . . ..... 780 00 Total fl73 06 Balance due County... I he Sheriff reports his earnings to be 023 64 * Fees other than court costs 3T9 64 Fees criminal cases It |0|„ Ij Total Rec'don same Still due from County.,. ^.i Fees in suits In court...450 OOts; Rec'd on same 117 00t- Salary for } year 000 00 - Due and uopaid at time of last ' settrt.'. 816 49f Total 816 48 , Iiess rec'pts from all sources.... 680 14 Still due on salary. 136 34; Your committee would recommend that an order be drawn on the County Treasurer to the said SberlA for the sum of 8413, the sum shown to be his due from the County. • A;'.'--'i For reports of further earnings andS receipts see bills in hands of commit- ' \.'% tee on claims. j The County Clerk reports earn- v ings to be, amoun of fees rec'd 778 68^ ' * Am't or fees earned and unp'd.. 362 09 Earned as per bill from Dec. 1. 1883 to Juue 14, 1884...... 756 91 Total. »»]J796 68 OONTKA. _ Salary for half year I...,, ||50 00 Clerk hire... ..........j. 750 00 *1 otal..... i,.......... .- Am't received.:^.v...w., 1600 00 * J • W W - -5I Am't due County Clerk.. . 731 32 ;'J Your Committee wouH ftirther '-iC: recommend that an order be drawn en< ^ the Co. Treasurer to the said Co. Clerk for the sum of 8721.32 the above shown to be his due. Also tbat an order " be drawn 011 the Co. Treasrer for tbe ;1 sum of #120, tbe amouut shown to be his due. < * All of which is respectfully submit- , 5 4 ed. ' '-'f vr. H. GROESBECK, FRED BATCH, . * WILLIAMS, 4 MBAD, HADSILI^ Committee, The report of the committee en A; Claims was read to the Board andon"v f motion adopted. " v STATE OF ILLINOIS 1 „ McHenry County yw Board of Supervisors, July Term, , July 13th, A. D., 1884. " i Mr. Chairman and GentIemen*of the . $ Board of Supervisor*: • Your Committee ou Claims woitfd:^:^ beg leave to report that thoy have ex->,C- • amiued all claims presented before' . ^ them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Cleric bo . , i directed to issue orders of tjie several . ' amounts to the several claimants, > to-wit: *'• C A sad Udell, dieting priaoners 81 Wm Avery, pwitm and oxproM S D Baldwin, est 00. Sapt. School*. .... Stf| W II Dwight, clothiac. tic for priOMOit J B Babcock, printiof John A Dufleld, printing J B Burtch, printing E M Lamb Purchasing Act 7 Months ... O L Shervirood, metis for Juror#.. - N B Burtch, printing J H Johnson J I* fees criminalca>00.... H G Enle. Const fees cruainol easoo.-- E 1' (;rover, plants for poor Sana Bunker Bros snuilriet for poorflaraa..... D H Flavin, sundries for poor nun A B Coon, Atl'y fees in MottHfry , < Total bills unpaid.. Att' 'i'- oa&ut 'n/ - 'S ' brslf«