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'y fV p*3f •«-V< A - \ m^ws:w r$^£r*. «»*• /- »«>£. V ,' v : A .•% >-fl ^ass Bat-tUngs received pre­ viously reported .%.., 2S0.X1 Total received ...$823.86- 623.05 1910 Clerk, oi th« BoarJd* rf?. cember Of DeKalb County. .UlinMs, s«*slon. 1910. fT\ Dt 22nd. i«vlurfiuant to adjournment! of £ 0f De- »10 the Board of Supervisor., court Italb County, Illinois, met at ' J910 at House In l^'rAwnrg An tw, ${'- - ^jr. 2^0 o'clock P M W«* ^ aji der by Thomas W Dodge, <*** '!;t!winc Tht rull vein* called, tfi» present: named members were fouftd vd Qick, Messrs. Arbuckle, Cheasbro, £0flJ jerboe, rYancisco^ Horan, Halt, Hydefk, Ttn- ***^Krri_Mid<iieton, S?Qje War- u»11. lowasfnu, Von Ouieii, •*'}, White and Chairman Dodge ^ sept. The minutes of the proceedings 22nd were read and approved. Mressed Mr. A. W. Fisk of DeKalb Hos­ tile Board in behalf of the OeKi ' i,e an pltal and asked that the Boarl J appropriation for the same. ? l]PSt for Mr. Cheasbro moved that the m i[OSpl- an appropriation to the DeKaMS com tal be referred to the Pauper Cl^tf tnittee. Motion carried. •; ,-,-iunty The bond of S. M. Henderaorfc , and Clerk, wan presented to th/i Bfr aD_ on motion of Mr. Cheaab?.*>, W proved. *", nunty The- bond* of Edward Johnsoni were Treasurer, and County Collect®'nf jjr presented and approved on motion Conrad. f The Board adjourned on motion ' Conrad, to meet at 9:30 A. M.. T? *"J' Dec. 6th. j Tuesday, Dec. 8th. Beard, met at 3.5) A. JM. anc «r*4 to order by Chairman Dodgo. ivf.«<»nt. Roll call found all members pi except Messrs Tindall and Warren" 5^ Minutes of the proceedings of Dr' were read and approved. ( . ,.ove The following report of the Southi \,r.~ And Franklin Special Bridge Comr ,.^er was presented and read. County having previously heen issued as p der of the Board at the Septembf •ion. no further action was taken. Kirkland, 111., Sept. 26. Hop. S. M. Henderson. County Sycamore. 111. Dear Sir:-- Tour committee appointed to t conjunction with the Commission? Highways of South Grove and Fri Townships for the purpose of build bridge on the Town line between. tnwn« would respectfully advise thJ ®' met 'on the above date in ronjui with the Commissioners of Hierhwa_ *ach town and carefully inspectec bridge, concrete abutments and era which work was constructed en.tlm' the Continental Bridge Company ..f cago. Illinois, and found the work pleted according to contract and s; cations and together with the O n pioners of Hly^wtivs of South "" Township and Franklin Township «. « ed the work, and we hereby author! to Issue an order on the County Tifr^s- urer in favor of the Continental f>rj\ ee Companv for the sum of hunlirpd --3 tnn («t CT5_flA> do!'!:: beine1 'one-half the "cost" of the entire work or the cour>*v'f share of the RespectfuUv submitted. F» H ARBUCKT/E. Chairman GEORGF F. DICK. F. W. DUVAT, ^ . uoun*v Committ< e (Co order No. 94. «1 «7B issued S ?6th. I<>t0. S. M. Henderson.) Board adiourned on motion of Mr. Rfld dleton to meet at 1:30 P. M. Tuesday Afternoon Board met at 1:80 P. M. and was ea to order bv trie chairman. Present same as at the morning sessi Report of the October grand Jury • presented and read by the clerk. Report of the grand Jury on the dition of the DeKalb county Jail Octot >er HI, 1910. To the Honorable Mass*ini Slusser, Juc of the Sixteenth Judicial District: 1 The undersigned, a committee of 1 grand Jury appointed on October 28 1910. bv C. D. Schoonmaker. foreman, spectfuily report that on October 26tpi. 1910 the grand Jury visited the jail fr>< said county in a body, as required ! law, and find that Sheriff Hohm is k< Ins the jail in as clean and sanltar condition as possible under existing < ditions and circumstances. It has come to our knowledge that t: Board of Supervisors have tak^n the net st^ps to btilld a suitable Jiu!. ' Therefore, we the grand jury, do herv T>y indorse and approve the action of tt., Honrd of Supervisors in this matter. All of which is respectfullv submitted. M. J. BRNSON. E. D. BONE. T. M. 8T\RK. F. J. AVES. F. S. CAREY. Com mitt«s. ^rendered0*. *a'*ry ** t*T bill _ feX!UAr ^bmnted' ttis 5to"day of DANIEL. HOHM. I SDatnlHf 211"01*. Co«oty of DeKa^b-SL- the "ohm- do solemnly swear that ttis^fanH,fo.,ng acc°unt, is. In all reapefcU. S ihsrrlK^ ^ DANIEL HOHM. ",ti, and sworn to before me this of December. A. D. 1910. S. M. HENDERSON. Clerk. I ' Vr -presented and read his re­ tain-, i 1uP,erin»«n<lent 01 w.* County tor\ "mJ1 li* ® expense account, inven-ij^r\ and Hst of I i.ar»>. as follows: i" the Honorable Fin. total aawnt paM «nt Cor MW.M Balance • 10.99 Inventory of articles at DeKalb County Poor Farm, on the first day of December, 1910. lea v. 8«'Pt. Setu. S. | , Se,, Sf jj' Sep. Or' O, t Oct. o--t Ntn „ _ „ , ard of Supervisors: ^P^^^^edent of Poor Farm. be» • " suumit the following report: ~ RECEIPTS. 1 Ralance brought forward.! *-79 Murphy, board for W alsh Henry Groves, sheep k H_arvey E. Allen, pig •i']' i p Nelson, milk it. Rert Oustafson. pig T M. Stark, canner • n . Bingham, pl^ 1 • J; P- Nelson, milk O. Hammond, cow > John McOuire, corn J P. Nelson, milk 65.00 51.00 25.00 43 43 25.00 17.62 20.00 46.50 46.00 231.34 58,07 tal amount received f T2S.g4 >111,-lunt received for year...§4.083 42 19v, EXPENSE. H»'r . Murphy, brao.... t 7.0E Se» • V4 Co. Telephone ins r>l'ff ^ s tor ,e. for register- To: 4.50 (Sepi. Sept Oct COM 1 Oct M Oct. is Oct. _>< Oct. i'2 ' ;1r ^are to poor farm \V alter Rug-ard for flour., f-rnest Blornquist. cutting •' A. Dobbini. onions A Irvine, gas pipe '• I. ^Boies', stamps hj^,. i t", '1 ^'a-n^usen. three cows I. i-n MeGulre. shelling corn »fl' 1, ,H Murray, salary Nov. 31 Raltruslatist. salary v™' ^ "•••'» Hvmymen, salary salary l l ,nk Bastian. paid on 5 Hi 1.20 6.2«1 19 00 8.00 3.00 2.00 150.00 5.40 90.00 65.00 50. <*0 300.00 Total am. l it paid out 9 712.85 56 Plates 60 Saucers 40 Cups Bowls 2 Pitchers 6 Basins 3 Tea Pots 2 Coffee Pots 5 Kettles 1 Spider I 2 Tea Kettle* 2 Platters 40 Knive? A Forks 40 xea spoons 8 Dippers io Palis 3 Wash Basins 4 Dish Pans 15 Dripping Pans 5 Do*. Fruit Jars 6. r> i cou x ouS 2 Bread Knives 25 Chambers 2 Large Wringers 4 Small Wringers 3 Tubs 12 Lamps 3 Mirrors 2 Cook Stovee 1 Heater 4 Lanterns 40 Wooden Chairs 1 Center Table " 5 Shovels IS Ton hard coal 2 Ton soft coal 25 Ton hay 6 Hogs 37 Sho&ts 12 Cows 1 Bui! 8 Heifers 110 Bu. potatoes l.SOO Bu. corn 1,800 Bu. oats 200 Bu. barley 4 Bu. clover seed.. 12 Bu. wheat 260 Lbs. wool 10 Sheep 3 Lambs 5 Bu. carrots fi Bu. parsnips 5 Bu. onions 1 Bu. beans 12 Ton straw 350 Chickens S 300 Lbs. flour 20 Ton corn fodder. Total 3 Lawn Chairs 10 Arm Chairs 4 Arm Chairs < Dining ('hair* 1 Loung* 1 Dining Table 19 Wood bedsteads 4 Iron bedsteads 4 Cot Beds 1 Bed Room Suit 5 Set Springs 2 Mattresses 6 Quilts 3& Bpreads 50 Blankets 90 Sheets 100 Pillow oases 30 Bed Ticks 40 Pillows 25 Towels ^ 3 Fair ijace cur­ tains 6 Carpets 1 Rug 1 Stair Carpet 1 8ew1n* Machine 3 20 Gal. Jars 6 Small Jars 1 Refrigerator 2 Boilers 4 Milk Cans 2 Ladders 2 Wheel Barrows 6 Forks | 90.00 11.00 800.00 220.00 462.50 480.00 40.06 168.t>0 71.5ft 730.00 540.00 120.00 36.00 1200 «.oo 70.00 18.00 150 8.00 ....... S-00 3.00 48.00 140.W 82.50 120.00 lowed br Vatlanal Tmit- "gratlon Act 3S9.6I Paid to 1911 account 2SS.M Trust Funds-- Witness fees pending set- s tlement f.90 Unearned clerk hire ac­ count of naturalization.. 18.60 Balance due county of De­ Kalb 485.23 Total expenditures .... $4,872.84 Respectfully submitted this fifth day of December. A. D. 1910. W. M. HAT. Clerk of Said Court. State of Illinois. County of DeKp.ib--ss-- I. W. M. Hay, do solemnly swoai that I j have neither received directly ntr indi­ rectly, nor direoiiy, or indirectly agreed to rccelve or to be paid for my own or another's benefit, anv monev. articie or consideration than therein in the atjftve report stated, nor am I entitled to apy fee or emolument for the period iheretrr mentioned, other than those therein speci* f.sd: axid that Ihe ioreroinir ncoovm', in all respects. Just and true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. M. HAT. Signed and sworn to before me, this 8th dav of December. A. D. 1910, (L. 8.) 8. M HENDERSON. County Clerk of DeKalb County. Illinois. Report of S. M. Henderson. County ClerV of DeKalb Countv, State of Illinois, of the earnings, receipts and expendi- tudes «»f said office for the vear ending the 30th day of November. 1910. Re- First 81 x Months. Earned. c«lved. Miscellaneous IR.074.87 $5,074.87 Probate court 1.600 15 767.90 County court, common law 79.0# 48.00 Probate court, previously reported ...}» 584 SO rvrnmor, law, previously reported 878.00 Total first air months. .«.«54.02 iTsi^r Weronrl Six months. Miscellaneous 403.94 4<W.ft4 Probate court 1.354.15 538.10 County court, common law 46.00 14.CO Probate court, previously reported 425.90 .83.806.00 Chl- leoni- ecifl - mis- f p r - OU L1 Ipi f 1894 June 1 1S97 April 1ft 1897 May 2' 1R98 Jan. : 1899 Sept. 1900 Jan. 1900 Dec. 1901 April 1902 1*902" Dec. 1902 Dec. 1904 Jan 1906 Feb. iS06 Dec. LIST OF INMATES AT THE COUNTY FARM. •10)1 n Cop jji ns I ntemperate Irish Cortland < 'tiarlos Kngland. .Insane English Asylum Sycamore Ti- Frank Wallace...Foolish American Sandwich 2 Alma Peterson... Foolish Swede Malta J'-rrv ot tman Blind American Sycamors .. Afton mnolly ... Blind Died Oct. 4, 1910. Irish Taken by friends. in the treasury of this county to meet and defray the ordinary and necessary expenses thereof. Therefore-, be it Resolved. That a fund be provided to meet said expenses by issuing and dis­ posing of warrants drawn against and in anticipation of the tax already levied for the payment of said expenses to the ex­ tent of seventy-five per centum of the total amount of said tax so levied, and the county clerk and the treasurer of this county are hereby authorized and direct­ ed to proceed to issue warrants drawn In accordance with the provisions of the statute In such case made and provided, and dispose of the same from time to time as necessary to provide funds to make payments which have or may be authorized by this board. Mr. Tindall prpoAntei and "£u the 1O1- lowin* report on the Committee on Fees and Salaries and moved that it be ac­ cepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Tour Committee on Fees and Salaries beg leave to submit the following re­ port: We have examined the account of coun­ ty officers who are required to report to this board, and And as follows: COUNTY CLERK. Fees earned Dec. 1st, 1909, to Dec. 1st. 1910 88.457.11 Fees collected Dec. 1st. 1909. to Dec. 1st. 1910 8.208.21 Paid salary and clerk hire 3,600.00 16- Char! Hurley...Crippled child American Malta 'listen.. . Nteel... .Foolish Swede Paw Paw . Insane American Franklin .insane. . American Franklin Si reevey\ .. Insane American. 30--(;• Hahlenteel. .Sick. 7--Mary IJrown .Aged. German .American... 1 --I ewia Hnswold.. .Sick.... 6--Chaunrv Sacket.. .Paralysed American. Died Oct. 8, 1910. Burled on Farm 1907 Nov 1907 Nov. 18- N J VanFleet 1908 May 190K Dec. 1909 Jan. 1909 June 1909 June 27--Fred McCulloch..Sick i^ft Aug. 10. 1910. 8ycamore Genoa Genoa Sandwich Malta 12-- Jnfir 2-- Mrs 18- A.lam 1--Larrnr Norwegian Intemperate French Sycamore Welch Foolish Irish Sycamore . Fountain.Sick DeKalb Peterson. .Cripple Swede Sycamore p Swenson.Sick Dane Squaw Grovs American .Clinton I 1909 Aug. 23--The Koffer. .Aged. .Germaiv. Squaw Grove >ct 20-- -Isaa Thompson. Aged. Died Marcl irwegian Shabbona i v friends. !W1« Nov. 1 i«ty Nov. 1910 Jan l'.in M . ! " 1VM M a r 910 6--Thus A Roach..Aged ... 12--W111 lloran Cripple 2--Adam lieaty Sick l>eft March 9, 1910. 3--Eliv.; 7--C. K Muller. .Sick Died April 14. 1910. Irish... .. .Irish... German Buried on Farm. .... DeKalb DeKalb DeKalb Clinton 8--Marg^ State of Illinois. DeKalb County,--as -- T W. M. Hay, clerk of the Circuit Court 1 <the same being a Court of Record and' having an official Seal), and keeper of the Seal thereof, and ex-offlcio recorder in and for said county and state, do hereb* certify that I have carefully examine* the foregoing and hereto annexed Traj»» script with the original flies and recor«*» In this office, and that such Transcript is a true and correct copy of the original report of the grand Jury to the Hon. Mazsini Slusser. Judge of the Circuit Court of DeKalb County, at the October term. A. D. 1910, of said court--as the same appears from the records and flies of said court now in my office remaining and I do further certifv that said records and files of said Court are law­ fully In my custody. In witness whereof. I have here­ unto ret my hand and affixed the (LS.) seal of said court, at my office, at the Court House, in Sycamore, Illinois, this 11th day of November. 1910 W. M. HAY. Clerk Ex-Offlcio Recorder The following reports of fees of the County Treasurer and SheiifT were pre­ sented and read and on motion of Mr. Von Ohlen were referred to the Fees and Salaries Committee. County Treasurer'# Statement of Fees. To the Chairman of the County Board of DeKalb County. I, L. C. Shaffer. County Treasurer In and for the County of DeKalb. and State of Illinois, respectfully present the fol­ lowing report of all fees and emoluments of mv office, and also of necessary ex­ penditures therefore, for and during the twelve months ending December 5th. 1910. wherein I state the gross amount of all fees or emoluments by me earned by of­ ficial service during said twelve months, the total amounts of receipts of whatever name or character, and all necessary ex_ penses for clerk hire, stationery, fuel ana other expenses. Nature of Service. vv; *iipi ] lfllii April 4--Fn •<110 \ prt! 14--Jul IS--Mrs ffner ....Epileptic American Sycamore Left March 17, 1910. iVis One per cent commission of $107,- 978.80, received from town col- lectors i....fl,0T9.i. Two per cent commission on 891.- 246.44. received as county collec­ tor 1.824 Making delinquent list for publica­ tion, 250 tracts and 960 lots at 3 cents Making delinquent list for judg­ ment. 124 tracts and 589 lots at 3 cents For selling 30 tracts at 10 cents.... For selling 154 lots at 3 cents...... One per cent commission on 83. 016.45, received as county treas­ urer • One per cent commission on 879,- 156.11. paid out as county treas­ urer S7.50 '1.39 2.00 4.62 791.5« ghes. Aged -- inson.. Aged -.liter Intemperate. -,ral Intemperate. > Left July 8, 1910. Pale;* Sick.......... Left May 9. 1910. .German. 1910 May 1910 June •>7_r> Thompson Sick Died June 12. 1910. "--Mrs F w ilHa....P'--1 Died J' 3. 1910. 4--L. M. 1 8-Mrs. J. R--Marian 1 1910 J uly 1910 July 1<M0 July 1910 July 2f> -Mrs. 1910 Oct. 1910 Oct. U.•*-!». .V. Norwegian.. Taken by friends. American Taken by friends. Canadian American American ..DeKalb ..DeKalb .. Squaw Grove ..DeKalb Sycamore ..Paw Paw . DeKalb . .Kingston ..Shabbona .S.vfc. 1 Mrs. S. <i .1 Aug. 27th s.. ..Aged 1910. 1910 Oct. I9in Oct 1910 Oft 1910 Oct 1910 Oct 1910 Nov 1910 Nov 11 llarvilia Whitney.Dead... Juried on h arm. 12--Chaa. S- Be.-l Aged 17--Dick Eastmai n... Dead. .^. Buried on Farm. American Sandwich Taken by friends. . Sycamore ..Sandwich 17-Peter Hart. . Aged 25-Mary VanAnburg.Foolish. I^ft Nov. 7. 25--George Henrv IW Child. Nov. 1910. 5--Edward 10--John Sick Irish Cart Total number of Inm Total number of w» Cost of each Inmali ; sick Nov. 18. 1910. Buried on Farm. • -- for year, 48. * 1,477 weeks and 2 days. vveek. 82.62. .. ..DeKalb .... DeKalb Sycamore -- Sycamore Sycamore C-ortland DeKalb M the report 0 the Com- 1 carried, an appro- ws, a blind d. Mr. Mid- of the petl- 'ed. 1 eKalb--si Total receipts EXPENDITURES... Deputy's salary | 900.00 Treasurer's salary and clerk hire 1*500.00 Fees in excess of salaries and clerk hire 1,391.96 Vonohien moved °f Mr Holland be r*f* • <*n Poor Farm Th«* following petlti 's pHatlor to Sarah Jai»«* person was presen'-^d hi meton mover! tl i th»' pra tlon be jfrarm-d Motion- < Stat- ,,f Illinois. Count j- .J - -- ... Personally apnwirsd beforeime the under­ signed s )L Henderson. I clerk of the County r0urt of t.'1 Couifty of DeKalb and sta:, aforesaid "trahJ Jane Andrews of the ,-ity of8ycamoreh" said county and w. ,, being duly sworn ftl 00 law, m ,,ath deposes an.1 f,ayB;v, she was of thft a*e of 59 ve» 's '»> ^ 3016 A3LAot, Mnrch a -id that 8he,haatir*; sided In said countv contlr JOUH,y alnce Mran,1 ^ -shied «n ' he state of Illinois continuous!v a!! hfr sne is not a char** of «nv < 'iarltable in­ stitution of tl,U Sa,l or am' '"'unty °r that she ha!s an ^ '™ ,eM .88,791.95 Total ....$8.791.96--83.791-95 Respectfully submitted this 5th day of December, A. D. 1910^ ^ SHAFFER. County Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this r»i< rtnv of December. 1910. Btii aay 01 g M HENDERflON County Clerk. Sheriff's Account of Feea. To the Board of Supervisors of DeKalb T l> Danl'e\ 'Hohm. sheriff in and for the County of DeKalb and State of Illinois resentfully present the following report ^11 fees and emoluments for and du- rin^ he twelve months ending December 1V10 wherein I state the gross amount oV all fees or emoluments by official serv- Tce durmg sLd twelve months, the total amount o? receipts of whatever nature or character. FEEg earneD For committing prisoners to For discharging prisoners from Jail per-dlem ^Sing" For ̂ eAinJTudges of' election 'no^ Urf"mlscei:an'eous feca' "earned. For 22.60 24.50 636.80 496.00 26.10 1.049.61 Total fees earned Sheriff's salary .82.351.51 .11.200.00 RECBIPTS. Earnings received during oast year 8 332.84 Mind ^Vear."and" To the n "|akes this afflda. ra A,rV1lon« of Rn entit^"^^ '^ /he s«a«; Blind" nu • July let. 1902 f \nz for K ,fl,r UW purpose l"Sed. tl»® benelt; tl:' J A N E ( X ) AN! -HKW3 Witness ,0 Mark m*rk Also persnnnlu, Ed Andres r"y_appeared residents „f%-}i r Lovell. tw first duly sworr. C(>unty and h. ; deposed and saV;r_°™n* t? have kn.,Wn r°r themselves drews to said Sara! more than thn».»mr',4nt °' 8ai<i 1 to the dat^ hereof*®11"8 imroedia ED ANPR I Subscri!*^ L. C. LOV this 22nd dav of rx*Worn to ' aatlobf'r-8 M. HENDKP Mr. Jari,,-^ Count and Clert* nr that enter into ,-on," ,^«rd be auth County Attorned,wlth E. M m*. tiz^ns. year. Motion'1"7-.®' «• salary Board •White to rrio(-t at 9 ^ motloi. We1ne,dayi rw. Board Bi^t at 9 *n to order hy c, A. M.. and Rl', Cul ,0"nd a? except Mr. ai mernbe Mr. rth. called resent Minutes of the proceedings J Dec. 6th were read and approved. Board adjourned on motion of Mr. Pot­ ter to meet at 1:30 P. M. / Wedneeday Afternoon. Board met at 1:80 P. M.. all members present except Messrs. Dick and Town- send. The report of fees of W. M. Hay. Cir­ cuit Clerk, and 8. M. Henderson, County Clerk, was presented and read and on motion of Mr Conrad was referred to the FeM and Salaries 'Committee. Annual report of official and emol­ uments received and expenditures made by W. M. Hay, clerk of the Circuit Court of 'D^valb County, Illinois. To the Chairman of the County Board of DeKalb County: I. W M. Hay. clerk of the Circuit Court of DeKalb County, Illinois, respectfully present the following report of all the fees and emoluments of my office and al­ so of necessary expenditures therefor for and during the year beginning December 1st, 1909, at 8 A. M. and ending December 3rd. 1910. at 6 P. M.. wherein I state the gross amount of all fees or emoluments by me earned by official service during said year, the total amounts of receipts of whatever name or character, and all necessary expenses for clerk hire, salary, naturalisation, and other expenses. Re- Nature of Service. Earned. Recording account 82,084.50 Clerk's fees in suits • in court 1,427.25 Clerk's fees previously re­ ported as earned Miscellaneous service Per diem attendance tn court, 57 days at $6 per day • Ter diem attendance in court previously reported as earned I Ex -sheriff's and other county fees collected... Naturalization fees 1 Naturalization fees . ..... Witness fee uncalled for j Witness fees held pending ! sentlement j Trust funds _ 1. 1! Total earnings 84.084.15 Total receipts - • • EXPENDITURES . Salarv and clerk hire....-83,500.00 Refunded in . uses dismiss­ ed at first t.-rm •_••• Paid .-.unit v treasurer wit - reas f.-HM uncalled Dep;irtn?e"t of na" - 1'""' 1 tion, and clerk ' Ir' 60.90 342.00 179.50 ceived. 82.165.30 1.166 25 79.25 50.90 456.00 89.08 ?77.00 26.06 9.<!0 153.06 84.672 64 21.00 26 ^5 Total swtind 8 months.81.SOS.09. 8l.S8l.84 Total earned and received during the vear 8.467.11 8,208.21 Exoended, salarv and clerk hire 8,600.00 Excess reoflpts over ex­ penditures Collected earnings former clerk 4,706. n 17.80 Balance in hands of clerk 84.790.01 State of Illinois. County of Dekalb--«•-- I do solemnly swear that the foregoing account is. In all respects. Just and trua. according to the best of my knowledge and belief, and that T have neither re­ ceived. directly or indirectly, nor direct­ ly or Indirectly agreed to receive or to be paid for my own or another's benefit any other moneys, article or consideration than therein stated: nor am T entitled to nnv fee or emolument for the period therein mentioned other than those here­ in specified. S. M. HENDERSON. Signed and sworn to before me, this 7th dpy of D*c®!Tibftr, A. 15. 191ft. |£ WAT Clerk of the Circuit Court of DeKalb County, Illinois. Mr. Conrad presented and read the re­ port of the Special Building Committee on the new Jail. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Roard of Supervisors: Tour committee to whom was referred the matter of bulldinir a new 1a1l and sheriff's residence would beg leave to submit the following report on the mat­ ters before them: Drawings were prepared In accord with the sketches shown at the previous meet­ ing of the Roard and bids advertised for. Bids were received on the separate Items called for and after a canvas of same your committee recommend the award of the work to the following parties at the price set opposite their names: Oeneral contract. Including fire- proofing of first and second floors of the sheriff's residence. Skoglund tt Wed berg, DeKalb, 111 828,469.00 Cell work. Van Dorn Iron Works, Cleveland Ohio 8.W8.00 Heating. Thomas A Smith, Chi­ cago, III 2,841.00 Pliimhln* H. E. Thompson. De­ Kalb. Ill 4.80100 Wiring, Philip Swanaon, DeKalb, III 1.460.00 Total $46,064.00 Your committee further report that to reduce the cell room 14 feet and reduce the number of cells hy four will save, not to exceed 82.000.00 and recommend that the building be erected as planned without reduction. Yoor committee also reports that to build the building in two sections will add 8310.00 to the cost of the work and recommend that the building be erected as a unit. All of which is respectfully submitted. GEO. S. CHEASBRO. Chairman. C. M. CONRAD. W. O POTTER. FREDERICK B. TOWNSEND, JNO. H. JARBOE. Mr. Arbuckle moved that the report of the Building Committee be accepted and adopted. Motion carried, no one voting nay. Mlddleton moved that the special build­ ing committee appointed at the last Sep­ tember session of this board In the mat­ ter of the erection of a new Jail and sher­ iff's residence, be directed to enter Into contracts with the different bidders as mentioned In the report of said commit­ tee this ds.y adopted by the hoard pro vldlng for the letting of said contracts. Motion carried, no one voting nay. Mr. Wlnne moved a vote of thanks to Miss Russell for the bouquet placed In the board room. Motion carried. Mr. Halt moved to adjourn to 9:80 A1. M. Thursday. Dec. 8th. Motion carried. Thuraday, Dec. 8th. Board met at 9:80 A. M. and was called to order by Chairman Dodge. Roll call found all members present, except Mr. Duval. Minutes of the proceedings of Dec. 7th read and approved. Mr. White presented and read the fol­ lowing report of the Victor Bridge Com­ mittee and moved that it be accepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: The undersigned, a special committee appointed by the chairman of this Board on petition of the Commissioners of High­ ways of the Town of Victor, for county aid to build a bridge over the Drainage Ditch in Drainage Dist. No. 1, where the same is crossed by the highway leading from the county line north to Chicago road, through Section 16 in said town­ ship, for which said work the town of Victor Is wholly responsible, beg leave to report that your committee met with Commissioners of Highways of said Vic­ tor Township on March 28. 1910, and let the contract to A. O. Schulte for the sum of $1,350.00, one-half of said sum to be paid by DeKalb county. Your committee again met with said commissioners on Nov. 19. 1910, after the completion of said bridge and accepted the same. Your committee therefore recommend that the clerk be Instructed to draw an order on the county treasurer payable to A. G. Schultz. for the sum of $6?6.00, coun­ ty's share of said bridge. All of which is respectfully submitted. H. E. WHITE, Chairman. 5. W. HENDERSON. W. G. POTTER. E. M. Burst. County Attorney, was call­ ed on to explain the statute In regard to fees of Supervisors for acting as Over­ seer of the Poor. • Mr. VonOhlen presented and read the following report of the Finance Commit­ tee and moved that tt be accepted and adopted. Motion prevailed. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Finance would beg leave to submit the following report on the matter before them: We have examined the books and vouchers in the treasurer's office and find them as follows: Sept.. 1910. balance on hand 827.198.91 Dec. 5th. 1910, treasurer's fees in excess of salary and clerk hire.. 1,391.95 828,585.86 Oct 8rd. 1910, Bv Sept. report 8 7.962.43 Nov 7th. 1910, by Oct. report 2.265.35 Dec 2 1910 by Nov. report 3,488.67 Dec. 6th. 1910. by treasurer's fees to Dec. 5th, 1910 3,791.96 Balance on hand... $17,508.40 . 11.077.46 al $28,585.86 We recommend that this committee be directed to destroy by burning the vouch- B.'^WNSEND. Chairman. "VVM VON OHLEN, j GEORGE S. HYDE. > I Mr VonOhlen presented 'ana reaa the following resolution and he accepted and adoptedj Motion I rled Wli.'f.-as, There is no' Excees of receipts over expenditures 4,708.01 Collected fees earned by former clerk 17.80 Balance on hand CIRCtTTT CT.E-RK. Pees earned Dec 1st. 1908, to Dec. 3rd. 1910 S4.CS4.1S $4,780.01 John S. Orr. J. pBMhBIIL .» Oscar Ramer, conMMSaH9| ices HHHK .00 10.00 Oscar Ramer. consWWHKnB Ices .20 2.20 Will Seeber, constiaH|HH| Ices .08 10.00 I. T. Scoggln. jgjHBnk services .w. 4.15 4.15 Sycamore True Republican. 4.08 pub. Jail notice .1 4.06 4.08 DeKalb Chronicle, pub, Jan notice t 8.05 8.05 American Contractor, pub. 8L« 8.40 John H. Jarboe. committee service 15.50 15.50 C. M. Conrad, committee service • -- 33.10 33.10 "W. G. Potter, comiiiiiiefl service 22.40 22.40 Geo. S. Cheasbro. committee 35. SO service 35.50 35. SO Thos. Horan. committee serv­ ice 3.70 3.7t» Geo. M. Tindall, committee 42.00 42.00 F. B. Townsend. committee service $.10 3.18 F. W. Duval, committee serv- 8.80 8.80 Geo Anderson, publishing... 4.50 4 60 J. D. Morris, coroner 190.40 190.40 Geo. M. Tindall. committee service 26.50 28.50 Alvln Warren. committee service 35.00 36.00 Geo. M. Tindall. election ex­ pense 14.13 14.13 George E- Dick, committee R0fV|C4 800 8.00 Amounted collected Dec. 1*t, 1S09. to Dec 3rd, J910. 4,573.64 Paid salary and clerk hire $3,800.00 Miscellaneous ac­ counts paid as per report of W. M. Hay 687.41 $4,187.41 Total expenditures Balance on hand. COUNTY TREASURER. Total receipts for year ending Dec. 6th, 1910 $8,791.96 Paid salary and clerk hire 2.400.00 $ 486.83 Excess of receipts over ex­ penditures SHERIFF. Total fees earned for vear ending Dec. 5th, 1910 82.2B3.S1 Sheriff's salarv 1.900.00 Total fees collect­ ed for vear end­ ing Dec 5th. 1910 8 623.08 Balance due sher­ iff on salary 576.86 $1,881.96 $i.-«ooo We, the undersigned committee on Fees and Salaries have examined the reports and accounts of the county officers for A9N..-. .d-eck Wtu.. rdl dlu Imfw vopopo the year ending on the dates Indicated In the report on each of the several offices, and find them correct and recommend that they be approved and accepted tn full settlement and that the respective amounts therein deducted for expendi­ tures be approved and allowed. Your committee further recommend that the balance in the hands of the several officers shown hy above report be turned over by them to the treasurer to be credited to DeKalb county to be credited on his books as follows: S. M. Henderson, county clerk $4,730.01 W M. Hay. circuit clerk 486.83 L». C. Shaffer, county treasurer.... 1,391.95 And that an order be drawn on the treasurer for 8576.95 In favor of Daniel Hohm for balance due on salary. Respectfullv submitted, J. M. FR \NCI8CO. GEO. M. TTNDALLi. H. E. WHITE. Board adjourned to 1:30 on motion of Mr. White. Thursday Afternoon. Board met at 1:30 P. M., all members being present, except Mr. Townsend. Mr. VonOhlen presented and read the following report of the Committee on Education and moved that It be accepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Education would beg leave to submit the following re­ port: That we have examined ' the books of W. W. Coultas. County Superintendent of Schools, and find that he has spent In visiting schools 41 days: teachers' exam­ ination. 2 days: office work, 15 days, and other official duties, 7 days. We also find that he has expended 8«-34 in attending Teachers' Association at I^aSalle and Chi­ cago and $61.50 in visiting schools. We, therefore, recommend that an order be drawn on the county treasurer for the amount of $69.84, payable to W. W. Coul­ tas. We further find due Bertha M. Coultas for 42 days office work. $84.00 and rec­ ommend that an order be drawn on the county treasurer for said amount in favor of Bertha M. Coultas. All of which Is respectfully submitted. WM. VON OHLEN. Chairman. F W. DUVAL. GEORGE 8. HYDE. Mr. Jarboe presented and read tha fol­ lowing resolution in regard to appropria­ tions to the DeKalb and Sycamore hos­ pitals, and Mr. Conrad moved that the resolution of Mr. Jarboe be accepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Bssrd of Supervisors. Your Committee on Pauper claims after having considered the matter of appro­ priations to the respective hospitals lo­ cated in the city of DeKalb and Syca­ more, beg leave to recommend that in view of the fact that the above named hospitals have saved the county In caring for its poor, that the sum of $600.00 be allowed to each of the Institutions. Respectfully submitted, GEORGE E. DICK. JNO. H. JARBOE, O. T. D. BERG Mr. Warren presented and read the re­ port of the Committee on Claims other than pauper, and moved that It be ac­ cepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Other than Pauper Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the clerk be directed to Issue orders on the county treasurer to the claimants for the sev­ eral amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Name of For Amt. Amt. Claimants. What. Of Claim.All'd 111. Ipdust. Sch. for Girls. care county Inmates (8 bills) $ 48.00 % 48.00 Lincoln State School, care county inmates 87.86 37.96 Elgin State Hospital, care county Inmates 284.36 284.3S Chicago Induct. Home for Children, care county In­ mates 46.00 46.00 111. Man. Training Sch. Farm, care county Inmates 151.00 161.00 Jennie E. Little, court sten­ ographer 10.00 16.00 Chas. C. Pond, clerk board of review 183.00 183.00 Wm. VonOhlen. committee service 4.80 4.80 H. E. White, committee serv­ ice ' 4.20 4.80 S. M. Henderson, committee service 88.00 88.00 D. B. Arbuckle. committee service 12.00 12.00 W. O. Potte.r, committee service 180 8.80 J. W. Mlddleton. committee service 4.00 4.00 F. W. Duval, committee serv­ ice 41.80 41.30 W. M. Hay, circuit clerk, at­ tending circuit court 842.00 342.00 S. M. Henderson, county clerk, attending county court 138.00 138.00 L. C. Shaffer, county treas­ urer, publishing assm't and and delinquent list 416.91 416.91 Daniel Hohm. expenses 881.86 881.88 Daniel Hohm. sheriff, wash­ ing for prisoners 22.40 22.40 Daniel Hohm. dieting pris­ oners 197.55 197.55 C. B. Brown, examining blind 6.00 8.00 Holcomb Bros., mdse. jail 1.18 LIS C. J. Ohlmacher, repairs Jail. Max Freudenberg, photo pris­ oner Thompson & Anderson, board Jurors John M. Qulst, labor court house , Wm. Swinbank. florist Oleson. Whittemore & Wat- rod. mdse. Jail and court house ." E. L. Spring mdse. Jail W. M. McAllister, mdse Holcomb - Dutton Lumber Co.. mdse Holcomb Bros., mdse.' county , farm aohn H. Bauder, J. P. serv ices J. H. Bauder. J. I\ service® 4.60 4.80 John 47.44 47.44 U.Oft^jj.OO 58.75 16.66 16.8- 146 §6.75 •15.55 16.87 33.46 All of which I* resmectfullv submitted. D B ARRFCKT.E. AT.VTN WARREN. THO« HORAN. Board adiourned motion of Mr. Wlone to meet at 9:30 A. M.. Dec. 9th. Friday, Dec. 9th. Board was cai'cd to order at 9.30 A. M. by T. W. Dodge, chairman. Roll called and all members found present, except Mr. Dtiva!. The minutes of the proceedings of D*c. 8th were read and approved. Mr. Wlnne presented and read the fol­ lowing report of the Committee on Poor Farm, ana moved that it be accepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr, Chairman and Oentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Poor Farm would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That they have visited the poor farm and found everything in satisfactory con­ dition. The report of Superintendent Holland, a copy of which is herewith submitted (see nage 238). shows receipted since date of last report or. Sept. 1st. 1910. of $723.84 and expenditures of $il2.85. leaving balance on hand Dee. 1st. 1910, of $10.99. Said report shows the total receipts for the year to be $4,083.42 and expenditures $3,976.64. Mr. Frank Bastlan having tendered his resignation as overseer of the Poor Farm, to take effect on March 1. 1911, your com­ mittee would beg leave to recommend Mr. James Darnell oft DeKalb as his succes­ sor fur the current year, and that Thom­ as Holland, the present superintendent. Is recommended as his own successor for the current vear. Your committee recommend that the superintendent of the Poor Farm put his fool upon the (iructlsi! of inmates of the Institution returning to the Poor Farm in an intoxicated condition. Your committee would recommend the appropriation of $2,500.00 from th« county treasury, not otherwise appropriated, to defrav the expenses of said poor farm. All of which is respectfully submitted. C. WINNE, Chairman. . EDWIN HAIT. J. W. LATIMER. The bond of Thomas Holland, overseer of the Poor Farm, was nresented and read by the clerk, and same was adopted on motion of Mr. Winne. On motion of Mr. Conrad the following named persons were selected to serve as grand Jurors at the February term 1911 of the Circuit Court, and the clerk directed to certify the same to the clerk of said Circuit Court, as required bv law. Town. Name. Paw Paw .Gardner Thompson Shabbona CharieB G. Houjfhtby Milan Henry Hengesbach Malta A. J. Peterson South Grove Leon W. Rand Franklin William Thompson Victor Walter Thompson Clinton HDLBert McAllister Afton James Hulmes DeKalb J- M. Machesney DeKalb Jt. D. Hunt DeKalb Robert McCormlck Mavfleld W. Nicholson Kingston Chss. Burton Somonauk C. E. Hess Sandwich Sandwich Squaw Grove.. Pierce Cortland Sycamore Sycamore , I. C. Converse ...W. H. Lawson . ..Easton Klrkpatrick ...J. G. Haish ...W. T. Walker . ..C. E. Marshall . ..J. L. Erickson Genoa .E. O. Gustafson Mr. Jarboe presented and read the fol­ lowing report of the Committee on Pau­ per Settlement and moved that it be ac­ cepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors : Your Committee on Pauper Claims beg leave to report that we have examineo the account of the several supervisors for moneys drawn and expended for the sup­ port of paupers and find as follows: :89 A :8838lft8 :93SSSfiS3ftB B £ !' g§& :l rl -*6 c*«5 3 c. a |o- flssss :££ :8NSa :8 :£t= ||«g3s jga :gg ra§S M f? 38S?!S88888S8S;8fc88S8a <J- " J•;! j|If-a S -- c o M ^ x: 1? |%a c ® . . K ! 80 : aS o ed. ; £ £ : - 2 2 : JSSE- Your committee recommend that orders be drawn for the amount due supervisors as shown above, payable to the super­ visor of each town Respectfully submitted. GEORGE E. DICK. Chairman. JNO. H. JARBOE. O. t D. BERG. Mr. Jarboe presented and read the fo! lowing report of the Committee on Pau­ per Appropriation and moved that it be accepted and adopted. Motion carried. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Pauper Claims hav­ ing ascertained from the supervisors of the several towns, the amount required for the support of resident paupers for the ensuing year, beg leave to submit the following report: .... ., . .. That each of the following, estimate the amount necessary to be as follows, to- wlt: Reg. Spl. Apprn. Appm. Ices n 1.S5 1.56 Town. Supervisor. Paw Paw, Geo S. Hyde Shabbona. J. W. Mlddleton.. 60.00 Milan, O. T. D. Berg .... Malta, T. W. Dodge 50.00 South Grove, Geo. M. Tindall .... Franklin Elwin Halt 60.00 Victor A. Warren 50.00 Clinton. W G Potter 50.00 Afton, D. E. McGlrr .... DeKalb. Johj| H. Jarboe 60.00 Mavfleld, GeC. E. Dick... Kingston, D. R. Arbuckle--/,<•.. Somonauk, H. E. White ®0.00 Sandwich. Chas. Winne 60.00 Squaw Grove, W. VonOhlen.. 50.00 Pierce, Thos. Horan Cortland, J. M. Francisco.... .... Sycamore. F. B. Townsend... 50.00 Genoa. F. W. Duval 50.00 400,00 300.00 276.00 8&00 300.00 376.10 400.00 750.00 800.00 Your commit tee recommend that orders / be drawn for the amounts above shown, f payahfe to the supervisors of each town.* A Respect fu l lv submit ted . OlfQO. E pick/ Chs.irman. % Mil .1 NO H .1 <"> T. I>. '• et.to r- i •- .$ 9.00 $ 8.60 2.00 9.00 1m Sence for the sheriff during the time oC , -f'X?'; building new Jail. Motion carried. : Mr. Jarboe presented and read the fo$"» - isl'S1 lowing report of the Pauper Claim Comj : mlttee and moved that It be accepted mam _ adopted. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board or supervisors: - ( Your Committee on Pauper Claim® would beg leave to report that they haws- ex n mined all claims presented to thent^ and recommend the payment of the fol-' lowing, and that the clerk be directed t* issue orders on the county treasurer ts» the claimants for the several amount** allowed, as follows, to-wtt: Name of Claimants Amt. Ant. ana What For. Of Claim, AJTd. O. J. Brown, M. D. services pauper G W & J. B. Nesblt. M. D. services pauper Ralph T. Smith. M. D. serv­ ices pauper J. B. Halgey. M. D. services pauper O J. Brown. M. D. services pauper John Dill Robertson. M. D. services pauper Mahan & Kettering, burial expense pauper 46,66 Isabelle Cook, board and rent B0.00 Holcomb Bros., mdse. pauper 40.14 C. A. Pease, services In­ sane case L. E. Barton, M. D. services. Albert Seaton. rare pauper.. Jo« Ogden, services! pauper.. Mrs. Kate Van amber* care pauper J. C. David. M. D . M. D. services Sandwich Post. services paupers A. M. Hill. M. D. services... ^ W*]. rod, mdse. pauper* ... Bivwright A Chatfield. mdse. paupers G. J. Wormlev. M. D. serv­ ices 69.00 J. C. Crowell. M. D. services. lCfl.OD 3. C. Crowell. M. D. services. 6.00 C. B. Brown. M. D. services.. 75. 00 S. !>. Anderson. M. D. serv­ ices 5S.00 Wlswall & Wtrts. mdse 38."0 tVlpwall & Wirts. mdse 26.60 O. B. Pmwn, M. D. services. 99.00 R. D. Myers, mdse C. F. Moore, M. D. serv­ ices 1 Fred Harrod. mdse X7.M 9.00 200.00 300.00 36.88 40.M 8.00 80.00 15.00 La 10-5® 35.00 38.60 37.50 SJ1 74.70 8.00 40.68 IE. 00 8l4> i&5» &• &.» 34.® lit Tt-TO 88.80 108.80 CO T f L m 50. M> SS 3.15 17.50 34.29 Iff 17.1 34.1 70JB 76.30 7C.OO S3 70.I0 88.80 88.80 All of which Is respectfully submitted. GEORGE E. DICK, J. H. JARROE. O. T. D. BERG. Mr. Halt presented and read the fol­ lowing report of the Election Committee' and moved that It be accepted and adopt­ ed. Motion prevailed. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Elections beg leave to submit the following report: That we have examined the election ex-i pende bills for the election held Nov. 8th. 1 1910. and find the amounts claimed In eacfcl town JJL8L follQ-WSi Paw Paw |7L«i Shabbona 71.50i Milan TIM* Malta ttM South Grove 50.38 Franklin 1st 72J» Franklin 2nd 73.00 Victor 7V00 Clinton - 70.80 Afton 70.80 DeKalb 1st 88.80 DeKalb 2nd DeKalb 3rd 88.80 DeKalb 4th 08.00 DeKalb 5th 74.88 Mavfleld Kingston Somonauk Sandwich 1st 8andwlch 2nd Squaw Grove Pierce Cortland Sycamore 1st Sycamore 2nd Sycamore 3rd bo.wj Sycamore 4th ®-52 Genoa 1st 68.0# Genoa 2nd 8B.8S S M. Henderson, delivering ballots.. 30.80* Joe Ogden, draying 8.80 Total $2,086. The above amounts Include pay oC: tudges and clerks of election, rent. sertM Ices of supervisors in posting notices enw specimen ballots, mileage and per dietai of persons making return and such oth«Mr Incidental expense as may have accrue# in the several precincts. We recommend the payment of th* above amounts, and that the clerk be t®»i structed to draw an order In favor of ti*. supervisor of the several towns fW the amount se found due. • Respectfully submitted. EDWIN HAIT. { GEO. M. TINDALL. Mr. Warren presented and road the fol­ lowing resolution and moved that It be accepted and adopted. Motion carried. Resolved. That the county clerk be authorised and empowered to draw war­ rants on the treasurer to pay for the pub­ lication of the delinquent tax list. aiHL the assessment lists; provided that all bills for such publication bear the ap­ proval of the county treasurer. Mr. Jarboe moved that the clerk be In­ structed to draw an Order on the treas­ urer for $1,000 in favor of J. C. Llewellyn, to apply On his contract as arehlty^ .An building new Jail. Motion carried. Mr. Wlnne moved that clerk be In­ structed fo draw orders on the treasurer for per diem and mileage due members for attending this session of the board. Including with the same $1.50; for each supervisor approving collector's bond, •also per diem of the clerk for recording and preparing copy -of the minutes for publication. Motion carried. Mr. Winne iiiuvca iliii tv«r uu Buff ad­ journ. Motion prevailed. T. W. DODGB. Chairman. Atteet: 8. M. HENDERSON. Clerk. TWO TYPES OF AIR CRAFT Friends of the Aeroplane Say It Will Crooa the Ocean First. Tbe airship has thus far kept just a few years ahead of the aeroplane everything save speed. In the mas­ ter of speed alone, the aeroplane® <, have had the advantage ever slncfe they first began to fly. The interesting question now IS whether the aeroplanes will shortly catch up with the airships on the only points in which the airships now have the advantage, that Is, as to endujr- ance in staying In the air and as to passenger capacity. Whether the aeroplane will ever bo - able to keep up In the air as long as the dirigible does now Is a doubtful question. 80 is the question whether the aeroplane will e*er carry a scoro #r so of passengers. Aeroplanes pend on their fuel to lift the weight that they carry. The further they go the more fuel they need. The fuel it- self is a great element of weight. The longer the journey the more seriously the weight of the fuel counts. There is, therefore, a limit to the possible distance that the best ot conceivable aeroplanes can S? without alighting. That limit is the utmost distance that the greatest amount of fuel possiblo to lift with the most economical ert- glne will get over. How far will gaso­ line sustain Itself? That once aa» swered. aviators will know the limit qf tying possibilities save with some still undiscovered fuel. Aviators are talking confidently of a time soon to come when aeroplanes will cross the Atlantic. 8uch a flight on the mere consideration of distance Is not regarded as visionary, thougfc the elements of wind and weather make it more difficult to predict. Friends of the aeroplane, however, are fe<vUue4 t- think that there is a chance 4$Jhe 4yiijroplane crossing the Atlantic MgKjre the iiriglbles do so. Limited s.:i ) is, the aeroplane neetls o vulnerable gas bag and bra .tor. fv i Vision. Riid that man a fur-i * n,