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" Pledged butto Truth, to Liberty and Law; Mo Favors Win us and no Pear Shall Awe." VOL. 13. M'HENRY, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1887. 9 ritUMID KVUBT WKDXBSDAT *T V A N S I I T K E R ; *OITOR;AND PROPRIETOR Office in Bishop's Block, 1 --OrrosiTK PBKRT A OTIH'I TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Jgifo TOifr (fa Atvance) .......'.<§1.50 JfNot Paid within Three Months S.08 ^Subscriptions receive<l for three or six fjonths in the same proportion. Kates of Advertising. We announce liberal rates for advertising n the PLAIXDSALER, ami endeavor to state Hem so plainly that thev will be readily an- lerstooii. They are as follows: *S Inch one year - 'i(5 § . BOO ,9 Inches one year' »' V-\'! *> * 10no :i Inches one yoar - # , s - . 1# 00 g Column one year - ' ; . . 8000 |(P Ooiumn one year- .... 60 00 » /.Column one year - . - - - - 10000 /bne inch means the piSatarement of one ^fch down tho column, single column width. , Yearly advertisers, at the above rates, have *i|e privilege of changing as often as they tkoose, without extra charge. Regnlar advertisers (meaning those having »ndlng cards) will be entitled to insertion loeal notices at the rate of ft cents per line tich week. All others will be charged 10 Mnts per line the first week, and 5 cents per (the for each subsequent week. 1 /Transient advertisements will be charged M the rate of 10 cents pe line, (nonpareil type, same as this is set in) the first issue, and • cents per line for subsequent issues. Thus, m Inch advertisement will cost 11.00 for one Week, #1.50 for two weeks, #2.00 for three Weeks, and so on. .The PLAINDRALBR will be liberal in giving jW'torial notices, but, as a business rule, it will require a suitable fee from everybody seeking the use of its columns for pecuniary gain. # BUSINESS CARDS. . # • a. T. BROWN. M.D. ITSIOIAN AND SURGEON. 0»CO AT Residence, McHenry, 111. C. H. FEGER3, M.D- HYSIOAAN AND SURGEON, McHenry, Ills. Office at Residence. O. J. HOWARD, M. D. SHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, McHenry, 111. Office at Residence, one door West ! M. E- Church. « BARBIAN BROS. ^^GAB Manufacturers,McHenry.^IiL Or- Tiers solicited. Shop, la Old MoHenry, 1| Keiter Block, third door west of Riverside House. - Livery Stable. -ill B. WIOHTMAN, Proprietor. First Xl» class rigs, with or without drivers tarnished at reasonable rates. Teaming of all kinds done on short notice. HOST SCHIESSLE Having purchased the old stand of Joseph Wiedemann, JSEAR THE DEPOT, JltoilENBY, ILLINOIS, • Keeps open for the accommodation .of the J§uWic a ITirst-Class Saloon and Restaurant, Inhere he will r* all times keep the best brands of Wines, Liquors and Cigars {to be found In the market. Also Agent For «>.> I; i 1TRA.NZ FALKF •ILWAUKEI LASER BEER. Beer In Large or Small Kegs or Bottles a|- Hjpys on hand, cheaper than any other, quail. f§>considered. OrderB by mail promptly attended to. GOOD STABLING FOR HORSES. 4VCall and see us. - - " Robert Sohlessle. tfrthrarr, ilii May 16th, 1MB. Saglea's SALOON AND RESTAURANT. McHENRY, ILLINOIS. line Kentucky Liquors, - ..French Bitters HlHenry Lager lalV Mllwaukn But, BUSINESS CABDS.^f PAUL BROWN, A TTORUST AT LAW. 98 LaSai'e Street £X CHICAGO, ILL. A M. F. ELLSWORTH,* TTORNEY at Law, and Solicitor,'laJOhaa eery, Nunda, 111. ASA W. SMITH, A TTORNEY AT LAW and. Solicitor!|ln A Chancery.--Woodstock, lit S. F. BENNETT, M. J>. J pHTSIOlAN AND SURGEON. AtedtTtklfed IT States Examining Surgeon. Richmond. Illinois. MART G. BARBIAN. HAIR WORKER. All kinds of Hair Work done in first class style and at reasonable prices. Rooms s t residence, north­ east corner of Public Square, McHenry, III. Board of Supervisors. Proceedings of the Jul; ! Ing. A. D. 1 mi DBS. a E. WILLIAMS A DAHLIN. Residence Dnndee. Will be at at Parker House, the 10th 11th "ofeach month. 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 day. E. B. BENNETT, M. D., Late House Surgeon Cook Oonnty Hospital RICHMOND, ILLINOIS, Speelal attention given to difficult Surgical eases. DBVT6CH QHSPROCUSHf. Office at Residence of Dr. S. F. Bennett, United States far Claim Apcy OF WM. H. COWLIN, Woodstock, - Illinois. Prosecutes all classssand kinds of claims against the United States tor ex-Soldiers, their Widows, Dependent Relatives or Heirs. A specialty is made In prosecuting old and rejected cinims All communications promptly answered if Postage Stamps are enclosed for reply. WM, H. COWLIIT, Office at Residence, Madisuu St., Woodstoea Illinois. AT THE OLD STANp^ ; J^OOB BONSLETT aAT.OtWT AND RESTAURANT, at tfte rttd j stand, opposite Bishop's mill, McHenry, 111. The choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars to he found in the county. Warm or cold meals on short notice on application. PHIL REST'S MILWAUKEE BEES by the Bottle or Case, always on hand. • GOOD 3TABLINU FOR MOUSES. ILL DIGGING, PUMP REPAIRING, CEMENTING, ETC. The undersigned is prepared to do all lobs ID the line of Digging Wells, Repairing Pumps, Cementing Wells, or will put in > 2Tew Pump* On short notice and warrant satisfaction. In abort will do all work in this line. Can . furnish you a new Pump, either WSoif or iron, warranted, as cheap as any other man. Good references furnished if desired. If you want a Well Dug, a Pnmp Repaired or a new Pump, give me a call. 49"Orders by mail promptly attended to. Post Office, Johns burgh,Hi. L. BANTES. Johnsburgh, 111., May 88th, 1888. , C. G. ANDREWS* GENERAL -AND- •I l ScUitz Milwaite Bottle Beer Ji . ... 7(, ID any quantity from a Snitz i? fJlass to SCO bsfrrels. AT WHOLESALE OB RETAIL • , Beer in bottles, kegs or case as -f cheap as the cheapest. | We buy none but the beat and f:Vfell at Reasonable Prices. 4^ : Cfyjl tafd aee me and I ty* { veil. RV.. ANTONY ENOELN. vk McHenry, I1L.( 1886, » Mei'i, Boys and Mlsaes SammtfF [>!• it Parry A .Owea'a, SPRING GB0VE ILL. Sales ot Stock, Farming Tools and Goods of all kinds attended to on the most B1AS0VABU THUIS, AND Satisfaction Guaranteed. Call on or Address C. C. Anredws, Spring Crove, 111. jprifcg Srove, Sept. v3tii, 1885. ll-ll-3m E. LAWLUS, Warrants a Fit or We make Suits to order of the oeet Cloths, Foreign or Pomes- tic. IT THE LOWEST FRICSS i'hat good Goods can be sold *1. HE ALt»0 Chyis «id Repairs Clsthes Neatly And on short notice. iJive Me a Oa.lI E. LAWLUS. Mciieary, Jan, * a Tha hoaorable Board of Supervisor* of McHanry cauuty mat In ragular •aMion la the court room of tha ooart boaao In Woodstock, on Monday, tha U'h day ot July, 1887. Maatfnc aallad to ordar by tha ehalr* •a.H.8. Williams: Tha following mambars answarad to tbalr namaa at roll call:--John Radaall, A. B. Coon. Jr. L. Woodard, R. J Bad. H. 8. Williams, M. W. Lake, Daaial H. Flavin, Gaorge B. Richards, K. E. Starans, John Waltslaa, E. M. Lamb, Geo, H. Garrison, H. W. Mead A. R. Alazaadbr, F. K. Granger, John H. Palmar. Chaa. F. bike Sundry bills were raad to tha Board and prasanted to the oommlttae on claims. Tho aaml-anaaal reports of the olr- cultolark, oonnty dark, treasurer and sheriff were read to the Board, and re­ ferred to the committee on feea and salaries. The quarterly report of tha county superintendent of schools was read and referred to tha committee oa edtH cation. Supervisor Granger moved that the »emt-annual report of ooucty treasurer be refered to the committee to settle with treasurer; motion carried. Supervisor Flavin . moved that the Board adjourn until to-asorrow morn- log at 10 o^lock. for oommliteo work; motion carried. TUESDAY, JULY 12 1887. Board mat pursuant to adjournment. Members all preaent at roll call. MInutea of yeaterday's meeting read and approved. The clerk read the certlAcate of the appointment of Wm, H. Groesbeck as supervisor of the town of Aiden^ J fill vacancy caused by the death of Samuel Cutter, former supervisor of jald town The chairman appointed the said Wm. H. Groesbeck to All the vacancies on the com uiitees of which Samuel Cutter waa a member. The resolution of condoleaoe on the death of Supervisor Cutter of the town of Alden, oflered by Sap. Granger, waa unanimously adopted, with in­ structions that the clerk eeod a copy of the same to the bereaved widow and family of the deceased, to wit:-- WHEREAS. Since our last meeting. Samuel Cutter, a member of this Board, has departed this life; therefore be it Resolved, That In the death of Lieut. Cutter tho town of Alden has lost a faithful representative, this Board a courteous and efficient mem­ ber, aad the county and state a relia­ ble and patriotio oltlsen. In the hour of danger he waa prompt to answer bis wontiy*i" when peaoe and salaries was riad and on motion adopted, to-wit: © • " r- STATB OP ILLWOH, M McHenry County W Board of Supervisors, July term* July IS. A. D., 1887. Mr. Chairman an# gentlemen of the Board of SupervisorsYour commit tee on fees a»d salaries to whom was referred the aeml-annual reports of the stterlfl and oinnty and circuit clerka, would beg leave to submit the following reports oi fore them: the mattera be- That they And sheriff re- half year... for county re- •1,986 40 976 80 279 00 porta: Total fees earned fbr Total cash received Total amount of serv maiatag tspsM For which amount we would recom mend the dranrtac if an order, paya­ ble to tbe aberiff. wavlng an unpaid balaooe | yiara salsry ef ' and " ' The je yiara atfary .10 dollar^ tie oounty*«efk forty-feur Total tees earned aait Total fees oaraed and than county Total fees earned County.... Total earnli lings or efl KxraKaaa One-half year clerk's Cleric hire Total Less cash received rts: iected ......# 7M80 paid, other aapald by ... 15090 882 94 OFFICE. .$1,793 60 . 750 00 . 70C SO .$1,«5S 00 . 764 80 smoothed her pinions he took up hie duties as a trusted citizen, a kind neighbor, and loving husband, with equal fidelity. Resolved, That we tender our heart­ felt sympathy to the family and friends of our departed friend and brother. Supervisor Granger moved that the Board aJjourn until Wednesday morn­ ing at 10 o'clock, for committee work: motion carried. WEDNESDAY JULY 13 1887. Board met pursuant to adjournment, Members all present at roll oall. Minutes of yesterday's meeting read and approved. The report of the committee en railroad, telegraph and telephone was read and on motion adopted, to wit:-- STATE or ILLINOIS, MoHenry Oonnty, WOODSTOCK. July IT, 1887. Mr, Chairman and Gentlemen of the Botrd of Supervisors:--Your com­ mittee to whom was referred the asses s me ot of railroad, telegraph and telephone would beg leave to submit the following report on the matter be­ fore them: That the assessment of rsilroad property be subject to and equalized by the peroentof addition or deduction which shall be adopted by this honorable Board; also tele­ graph aud telephone property to be equalizad the same as railroads. AH of which is respectfully sub­ mitted. IC. w. LAKB, W. H. GMOESBKCK, c. F. DIKE, JOB* HADSALL, R. E. STKVBMS. The report of the Committee on personal property was read, to*wlt: STATE OF ILLINOIS, i McHenry Oouaty, ) Board of Supervisors, July term, July 11. A. D. 1887. Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors:--Your commit­ tee to whom was referred the assess­ ment of personal property In the sev­ eral towiis, would beg leave to submit the following report on tha matters before them: FEBBOWAI. FBOFBBTT. Towns. Biley Marengo.... Dunham.... Chemung... Alden Hart land.... Seneca Coral Grafton ..... Dorr Greenwood.. Hebron Richmond... Burton . McHenry.... Nunda .. .. Algonquin.. Total. Ass'd Valne. Pr ct ad. Pr ct ded Eq'sed Value. | 61861 X a 61651 153188 i* 148358 67828 1 67888 197337 3 908357 63879 8 X 89981 55881 H 56161 70319 4 73156 95444 4 ftf 99981 105014 ftf 97138 223649 X >94788 97310 I X 98788 77758 9 84756 92868 6 98434 31668 9 98991 170313 9 154988 127225 9^ 9 190406 12870S 9^ 9 117198 SI89255S • . . . . ... §189Sl44 All of wbtoh Is respectfully submit ted. ADBLBBBT B. COOH JOHW WELTZBHF, H W MBAD, O B RICHAKDS, FBBO BATCH. Sap. Hadtall moved to refer tho re­ port back to the committee for far­ ther oonaideration. Th* §7*9 being called fey resulted as folios Ayes, Sups. Hadsall, t<ake. Flav,_. Lamb, Garrison, Mead, Alexander, Granger, Palmer (9); Nays, Sups. Coon, Woodard, Beek, Groesbeck, Rloharda, Stevens. Weltslen, Hatch, Dike aad Williams (10). Motion loat. Sup, Garrison moved the adoption •f tho report. Motion earried. Tho report of the oooraUtM (MA Leaving balance nnpafd.*.... 4 *3520 For which wo woold reoommend that an order bo dr*wa on the treas­ ury. The Circuit Clerk feports: Total earnings of ottee^ 81.795 56 Tetal cash received fiemall sources.. 1,43478 88 OV OFFICE. Clerk hire 44000 Mlsoellaneons *>83 Clerk's salary, one half year .. 750 DO Total expenses of >>e£L., Being M less than lf*et All of which is ted. ti.s pts of ofice. 183 tfully submlt- TR K GRANGER, •A R ALBXANDBB, . JOHN WBLTZIBH, H W MKAD. FSKD Report of the farm and Insane oa motion adopte STATE OF ILLINOIS* cm* J?Sm RED HATCH. mltteo on poor was read and wit:-- McHenry County, i Mr. Ch tlrman and Gentlemen of the Your com mi t- iusane asylum It the follow* raittee met at of ascertain' ef inmates of dupe. Dike and Board of Supervl tee on poor farm would beg leave to lag report March 32, 1887, poor farm for thv Ing the cost per H>or house. Present* Garrison. The following bid* were lueurred from Aug. 31,1886, to March 31, 1887: Out. 25, J P Zianleaaa. .$ 9 50 Not 6, Bunker Bros.... 173 10 94, AF Field... t*. 908 20 1 f* e'o*-.- ..•lO'e'#**'; Dec 1, A L Winue t, Martin A Ercan brack 9, Dr anderson », N 8 Robb, freight, ete. 98, G S Soulhwortn 1887 Jan 6, Frank Barnes 29, G H Garrison *» 99, u 11 Bordwell Feb 1ft, G H Garrison 25, Union Wire Oo 7 and 9, J Nieh Mar 9, Bald win & Darham. 91. Martin St Eroaebraek Feb 17, M Benner & OJ Mar 17. B Bialiop 19, AS Wrigbt It, Bunker Bros ;M li, Whitson Bros.... 99, E H Richmond M Flavin ... G Blakeslec C F Thome W D Hall ........ G H Garrison E A Murphy 4Oo A F Field..... Dr Anderson 98, T J Dacy N SRobb Henry Hogaa Amt on hand as pr inv't'y Augtl, *86... IX MS 6580 6 91 27 41 60 00 969 300 / 10 00 31 S3 12 00 •25 08 4144 > 18 75 0150 11 10 940 80 42 80 9 55 <H 9$ US 93 5 45 44 96 9 40 16 15 110 21 8 09 49 96 9 50 83 88 50 60 CO 68 eooo 98 99 ToUl .#2.110 81 The following were deducted from the foregoing list before board and care of each pauper per week was com­ puted : Amt en band as pr Inv't'y Mar 99, '87.. .# 1M 58 J Nisb, bill in part Onion Wire Oo M Benner A Oe WD Hall Baldwin & Durham, bill inaart Whitsen Bros* '• " ........ M Flavin. " " Bunker Bros., " " Frank Barnes... Dr Anderson. Town of Dorr... ... Tobacco.... Clothing ... Boots and shoes Hides and calf Board ef White A Lawsoa Total $1100 63 Total expense incurred for board and care'of paupers 101002 Whole number of weeks' board of paupers, 1,390 5-7; cost of board per week of each pauyer. 83 ceots. The following bills were sent to the supervisors of the several towns and individuals liable for the aame: 840 80 110 27 174 86 Chemung Greenwood. . Dorr Nunda Alden Coral S«Lm.v. ?,U |87 20 94 19 186 95 . 79 87 35 49 98 81 Seneca IM i« Grafton 47 25 Hartland 68 46 Hebron 60 99 Dunhaji 98 91 Riler 78 90 Marengo 108 01 Algonquin. . .. 966 73 Jas White 87 43 Your oommittee would also report that at a meeting or the committee in Woodstock, to consider propossls for supplying water at poor bouse, It was decided to try the hot air engine, which en trial proved to be & failure. Committee then decided to have an­ other wlnd-uiill erected, which was done at a cost of 9170, and has thus far given satisfaction. In accordance with instructions of your honorable Board at ita special meeting la Janua­ ry, tbe committee met at poor farm, May IS, 1887, to take Into considera­ tion tbe moving aad oolarglng of tbe old barn, or building a now one. A alte was selected for said improve­ ments, and deeldOd to Invite proposals to build a basement for barn, 32x60 feet, to remove tbe main part of old barn and place it oo said basement, and build an addition to said b%rn 33xS6feet; also proposals to build a borae barn, 30x40 feet, 18-foot posts, with foundation for same. Woodstock. May 21, committee met to consider firopoeals for movlag barn and bulld­og addition thereto. Aftot $arefully ooBfidering tbf mattpr ft was dooided to move t^e main part of old barq aad add to tbe same a new part 30 feet in length, making a bam, when oom- Eletod. 83«8Q foot, the leanto, or oow am to bo seperated from the main bulldiag, to be put In a suitable place and used for a wagon and tool houee. The whole matter to bo placed under tbe supervision of Suplntendent Robb, ho to |iNhaso material and secure such help as may bo aeeded itaake said improvement. Your committee would further rapjrt that the contem­ plated Improvement on bam la nearly completed, and that the cost on same Is #760.01. All of which Is respectfully submit' ted. ir-1-*'.- C. F. DIKE, _ r I). H. FLAVW. JOHN H. PALMER, L. WOODARD, G. H. GARRISON. Supervisor Beck moved to adjourn until 1 o'clock p. M.; carried. ONB O'CLOCK P. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present at roll call. Supervisor Hadsall offered the following resolution and moved its adoption, to-wit:-- From controversies growing out of the equalizing of town lota It becomes necessary that some uniform method of assessment should be adopted by all tbe towns in tho county; therefore I would move that the assessors be i ob­ structed to return each lot, piece or 'parcel of land containing less than twenty acres within corporate limits with Its proper value as a town lot, and that the county clerk be Instructed to prepare, or caused to be prepared, plats aad other papers necessary for the convenience of assessors In render Ing aaaessments as before mentioned; also that the county clerk shali cause to be printed copies of this resolution and paatod in each assessors book. JOHN HADSALL. Ayes and nays were called for:-- Ayes; Supervisors Hadsall, Woodard Coon, Lake, Grosebeck, Flavin, Richards, Stevens. Weltzien. Lamb, Alexander, Dike (13); nays: Supervi­ sors Beok, Garrison, Mead H toh, Granger, Palmer (6); resolutions adopted. Report of oommlttoo on lands was read, to wit:-- STATE OF ILLINOIS,' McHenry, County, Board of Supervisors, July term, July 13, A. D. 1887. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors:--Your commit­ tee to whom was retered the equaliza­ tion of lands, would beg leave to re- poft that they have equalized the same by making the following addi­ tions aad deductions, and recommend tbe adoption of the same: s ES^g£§iS53iSISn I S S"5'8Ssl¥gsS"«"^*"i¥S i 1 i I * o»or---ijjca ej go 8?33g®$S358838:asS ;N~sine>oa-ei«-.noei-!, I r* p, _ _ ̂ „ ;4 £ I =2=2 ..... JlsSiSSSSSS sf s af«f s if 3 ?s a si s ?;« s a a •Hsa:Sg: [| :l§!|dSjI S?2Bi«Cgg'2t:S-S!§SB| «5Sce2®.2oo b -- eSSBQO'CSa.O'jG'JWoSMSIfc^ All of which,Is respectfully submit­ ted. GBO h GASBISOIT, RJ BECK, F K 6H4NGBB, L WOODARD, W H UKOKSKRCK. Sup Hadsall moved that action on tbe adoption of the report on lands be postponed for the purpose of commit­ tee on lands and oommittee on town and city lots conferring together. Motion lost. Motion to adopt report carried. Report of oommittee on education was read and on motion adopted, tf- wlt: ' 'v:" STATE OF ILLINOIS, 1 ^ >SS McHenry County, ) Board of Supervisors, July term, July 13, A. D„ 1887. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors:--Your commit­ tee to whom waa referred the report of the County Superintendent from April 26,1887, to July 9. 1887, would beg leave to submit the following re­ port of the matters before them: That we have examinod said report and approved the same and recom­ mend that said bills be allowed. All of which Is respectfully submit- ted. G B RICHARDS, Chairman. JOHN WELTZIBW, . . A B COON, JH, F E STEVENS, G H GARRISON, Committee. %#fo«owlng resolution was oflered by Supervisor Hadsall, to-wit: Believing that the action of the re­ tired Board of Supervisors in the man­ ner of their settlement with there- tiring County Treasurer, (James Nlsh) was without authority of law and therefore vol J. Ttmre fore--I would move--That tbe Statfs Attorney be In structed, in the name of the County, to proceed against the said Jas Nish and his bend for tho recovery ef tbe amount he was short In his renderirg to his successor in offlce. On motion the resolution was inde­ finitely postponed. Supervisor Flavin moved that Sup. Lamb be the Purchasing Agent for tke ensuing year at a salary of $100 per year. Motion carried. Supervisor Hadsall offered tho fol* lowing resolution, to-wlt: I would move that there bo a Com­ mittee of three appointed by the chair to take counsel to determine whether the Board of Supervisors of last yoar acted with authority of law In tho manner of their «ettlement with tbe the then retiring County Treasu­ rer, and that in so doing said Commit­ tee consult some prominent A.ttori^ey outside of the county. On motion of SimeryUor £lavl,u the resolution was Indefinitely postponed. The following resolutions, were of­ fered by Supervisor Graoger, to-wlt: WHBHK*R. It is desirable to furotsb tbe ta* payers of tho oountv with the fullest possible opportunities to in­ form themselves as to the doings and transactions ot the Board. Therefore be it Jtesohed, That tho various newspa­ pers published In the ooooty bo lovlt> ed to publish tho proceedings of the Board for tho yoar. Meaolvcd, That there be paid to each ooonty newspaper, folly pabllshiaf the proceedings of this Board for tho full year, the sum of 935 as partial re­ imbursement for suoh publication. Resolved, That tho Purchasing Agt. for the county be instructed to con­ tract with some person within tho oeunty for the printing and binding of one hundred and fifty pamphlets of said proceeding, and printed slips for rhe use of t|M» Board. Supervisor Hadsall moved as an amendment that the amonnt be out down to 115 00, and that tho printing of the pamphlet be lot to tho lowest bidder. Ameadfhent lost. Orlglaal motion carried. Supervisor Flavin moved that tho Board adjourn until 10 o'clock to-mor­ row morning. Carried. THURSDAY, JULY 14th, 1887. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members all present at roll oall except Supervisor Hatch. Report of the Commlttoo on GJaL waa road, to-wlt: • ' AT! STATE OF ILLINOIS,) McHenry County J Board of Supervisors, July Term, A. D. 1887, Mr Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors:--Your Commit­ tee on claims would bog leave to re­ port that they have examinod all claims presented to them, and recom­ mend tho payment of tho following, and that the Clerk be dlrootod to Issue orders on the County 'Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amdnnts allowed, as follows, to wltt wfclob is Fred Tryon, People vs Morris : May Term 1*W..,.....« f A Glass •- - Kliza Havrley I.. Bentnneen Wm Gates ... Michael lioadeo I, «»•„ FC Sumner " J Devont RKngle • R Begun L A liawley Sept Term 1886 Jan. " 1887 MFeete, People vsBogart Minnie Toiid, wlness fees P V Fisher, witness Kept, ana Jan T'ms. - - >Vn 5 90 410 180 800 ft 90 6 20 390 490 390 2 1# 410 3 60 4 00 880 490 25 25 Pirck, People vs Keating llohan A S Wright, paints and drugs Banker Bros, sundries bought by Sheriff 67 88 Sheriff Eckert, dieting prisoners 566 days at 50 cents 283 OO Sheriff E Jkert, for sundry claims 243 61 W Avery, clerk as per bill 80 10 N E Hl&ke, in case of People of Illinois vs Wm Whiting: Justice costs 9 48 Court Costs 430 E M Lamb to salary as purchasing agent 7 months to Jiily 11 5838 We find the following correct and p\id by order drawn by County Clerk: W 11 Rotnour dining and lodging jnrora May 1S87 T...... BBSS L Barber, County Supt of Schools 37 60 «• «• 308 00 Democrat, publishing Beard proceedings is oo *• " -- 15 00 15 00 ... 508 .. 18 10 Circuit F Renich, I M Maliory " " «• Ohns Schryver, moving safe. R I>eiKol, Dill of sundries Bailiff fees, January Tens, 1887, Court. H D ITelmes, 4 days H G Ehle, 9 " - Kfehittofc, -S- L BenthusenT AH Bailey, T " P Wilkin on 7 *• L H Jones, 7 •* May Ter n--1887: M G Ehle, 8 days.......^... .... 11 D Holmes, 10 '• .*............... L li Jones 10 " ........... L BenthusenlO " .................. A H Bailey 10" V E Jones 9 " P Wilkinson, 10 " Kankakee Insane BespUal as £»r Bill. .. 1000 . . 8 0 0 --2 . 1750 .. 17 00 ..1750 .. 1750 .. 9000 .. 9500 .. 95 00 .. 25 00' ..25 00 .. 5 00 .. 95 00 .. 13 58 9980 .. 10 48 .. 9 49 .. 8S98 W&l Report of tho Commt with Treasurer wi motion adopted to-wlt: STATS OF ILLINOIS. MoHoary County, ) Board of Supervisors, Joly A. D. 1887. Mr. Chairman aad ContlomoB Board of SnpoiTlaom^rM^^., toe to whom |was r*f0fM#MMi i of settling with tin Tm beg leave to sobeslt tha port on tho mattoio holm th«m: Wo f nd tho earnings of tho Oo*** Treasurer to ho as fellowsi 3 per cent on 917163 li K B Telegraph aad Tolpta^t tox «S(4 81 8 per cent on |8a5,Wi»llik> quent taxes oollectod 384 •§ 1JPer oent on 44198.14 rooolved Town collectors State aad Co •1418,48 ie<fd m m si s» Tax. li per cent on from all other li P«r oent aa 9S7304jtf pa!<C out on Conaty orders, Jnrors Certificates oto......^;.... Total oarataft...*... We also find tho expoosos aa foMMli^1%•, Six months salary |9flripV'::% Clerk Hlro * Postago si... Total expenses........i Leaving a surplus of earnings over expenses ef 91116,38. We further fiod that tha . Treasurer has settled with the Treasurer, and paid over least*] Treasurer •33463,90. being amount of State Tax ot IWl. All of which Is rospeotfolly sahmtt- ted. JOTS H. PAUKBB. .' G. B. RICHARDS, B.J. IMC, S.M. LAMB, Oommttlee < •The report of tha ^Committee oa rown and City lou was madiilaai motion adopted to wit: STATB OF ILLINOIS, ) „ McHenry County S A.BD*l887Cf Sup®rvl,ori' Jr°1y Term Mr. Chairman aad Gentlemen of ttm Board of SupervisorsYour Commit­ tee to whom was referred tha moot of Town aad City Late la several Towns, beg leave to mitadH following report: That we have examinod ana sqnl* lzed said Town and City Lots ty adding to and deducting toon tha valuation as assessed to-wftr Illinois Insane Hespital.at Elgin... Not Allowed. M Foote, J P Costs in Bogart case S 85 L Ben th ii sen, in case of stolen horse 48 80 R W Overton J P People rs W W Bogart 4 10 A W Smith J P People vs Joon Mackey 7 45 Tour committee report that they have ex­ amined the report of K M Lamb, purchasing agent, and the Touchers accompanying the same and liml the same correct, aad report la herewith submitted. All of which is respectfully submitted, W H GKOESBBCK, D H FLAVIN, F K GKANOKB, L WOODABD. C F OIK a, uommUtee. T«^ the Honorable Board of Supervisors ef McHenry County, III: The undersigned. Purchasing Agent, begs . . . . t g 0 y, - Brown, Pettibone & Kelly, leave to report his actings and doings fbr I seven months ending July 1, 1887 as follows • •• o a 9 i -)flSSS8**S8a* t«S»S»gggMfe u GsSouthworth, lE^aiks, ete........ gan A F Field, coal 3 bills «< «• 3 «• E Whitson A Bros, merchandise.'.. J D Donovan " George Eckert. repairs L T Hoy, merchandise itee'd, Bl'ks, etc. $ S3 85 >-• •• .... 10 39 •• .. .MB 08 H " ....116 43 *» «• 8845 .. 775 .. 95 00 .. 5 75 .. 14 75 . IS 70 .. 39 00 .. 19 60 .. 950 .. 500 ..165 49 . 93 It! .. 45 10 .. 9055 . 17 50 16 09 Cbas Batterer, shades Treasurers offloe 17 50 D W Cohen... (Jnion school Furniture Company. II M 4« •« I T Salt bury, merchandise.. A H Andrews A Co. desk. Sheriff G H Garrison, 8 cords of wood at |3 .. K Furer, 12 cords of wood at St W D Hall, coal Perfection Pen Holder Co Hiram Smith, sawing and piling wood k .... 480 .. 38 64 ... 96 15 .. 17 13 ... 81 00 .. 2400 .. 48 00 ... 37 55 ..10781 ... 100 ...32 45 ... 9 50 .... 745 ...94 80 ... 120 34 00 .... 330 995 760 100 980 5 79 13 70 .....9815 Chas Schryver, war1 Fre i Schryver, hauling coal p Collier, plaster'gand whitewashing A F McUhee, tndse B S Austin A Co A R Murphy, mdse F S Brink, rep windows Stein Bros, mdse Chas Schryver, hauling coal Thos Smith, tep sewer Hodskin A Clark, kerosfaeoil....... Stein Bros, mdse.. A W Cummins, 3 bills 0 Total #1322 76 All of whloh will more folly appear by the bill aad vouchers herewith sub­ mitted. Woodstock, July 11th 1887. E. M. LAMB, Agent. Supervisor A, B. Coon moved that the report be adopted together with the bill of Lafe Bentbuaen of 946,89 for arresting Morris the horse thief, which bill was disallowed by tbe Commute, Report adopted as amend­ ed. Report ot the Committee on Election was read and on motion adoptef |o wit: •: '• xV'4 STATE OF ILLINOIS, \ McHenry County, j Beard of Supervisors. July Term, A, D. 1887. Mr. Chairman aad Gentlemen of the Board ot Supervisors:--Your Commit­ tee on Eleotlon would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That tbe several polling pieces sod tbe same Judgea remain as established last year. Except the 3d prooinot of ghemung, which will be in R, 0*Coa- nor's office ou Ayer Street^ Harvard, DU . t, respectfully sobm^ A M ALEXANDER, ;Ay JOHN HAIMULI* ABCoon.Ja. M W LAKE. Bnp Onager moved that the tea* mlttee oo town and city lots aad all other oommitteea, members of Board of Supervisors and Clerk he allowed their usual per diem aad mileage. Motion carried. Sup Groesbeck moved that the Board now adjourn. Cerried. H. S, WILLIAMS, CVA* { WM. AVERY, Clerk. - >n't Experiment Yea c&fmot afford to waste experiment when your lunge are i« danger. Consumption always seems, at first, only a oold. Do not. permit any dealer to impose upon yoo with some cheap Imitation of Dr. KtHft New Discovery for Oaas« Coughs and colds, but be sun the genuine. Becauae be caa more profit he may teU yea b something just as good or jast tha same. Don't be deceived, bat Insist upon getting. Df.Klng'e Now Weoov- ery. which ilgtiuptatoed to g|lvo relief in all throat. lung and cheat alSeotlooa. Trial bottles at~Henry Colby's drug store. -a To-Nlght and To-Morrow Rlgiih And eaoh day and eight during thia week, you can find at Gee. W. Boeley*e drug store Kemp's Suppositories, ac­ knowledged to be tho most* stmeeosfa) treatment yot introduced for the one of pllee. Old sufferers from this ale* stressing complaint are at ooco ai» lleved and In a short tisse a porma cure established. Check the dh in time by using tho "most eflsotiva remedy. Price 80a. Sead addresa tor let on piles. Box IK, Le Bay An End to Bone Edward Shepherd of Hatrtaborg, tt, says: ' Having rooelvod so maeli Seae- fit from Eieotlc Bittore, 1 fool It ma duty to let sufieriag humaalty know it. Have ba l a nrnalag aoia aa mgr leg for eight years; say doctors tot* ase 1 would have to have tha scraped or log amputated. 1 instead, throe bottles of Bitters and sevaa bomsiieUii% Arnica Salve aad my log is now a and well." Electrio Httera ato at fifty eonta a bottle, aad AroteaSalve 'atfiSe. per box by Colby. Tho Metropolitan la the sweeper, and oo hoosowifs oae befovo seeing it. It is aadbattw thaa ail others. by Joha I ttory. Examiae Goods aad learn ftkmtX lliho|ftfc> It wiR pay yoa.