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S:0i» Western United' ftas & Electftc i CO,,- jrns sheriff •|,2a.26 flodenschatz & Sahs, mdse. shf. o3.ni ..Buckley Tea Room, meals jUrors 6 .taster Edinger, shf., misc. siry. 1,lIH.tij Albin Kuppe. serv.. dpty. sheriff-,•.•15.011 V. R. Cairns,, serv.. dpty. shf. .•••< and bailiff ... R. Cairns, burning. Prlrhai^' ; a n d E i r e B a l l o t s IMniy Corson, burning Primary •'»' and• Elec. Ballots . . , Sidney Corson, serv., bailiff. .and ,r:' dpty. shf. - LeRoy Clark, serv. bailiff and • " dpty. shf Clyde C. Mlneri serv. dpty. shf. IS.00 ! otherwise appropriated. Said motion 6.00 I was duly seconded by Supr. Turner and 42.TC the roll being called Suprs. Stockwell Wright, Palmer, O'Brien, Clawson Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman, Hemmer 'Brown, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund. Hale and Dodd and Asst. Suprs. Donovan and .Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none and motion declared carried. The Committee appointed to'select list of persons equal to one Hundred for each trial term of the Circuit Court, made a report showing such selection, which report was read by the clerk, and upon motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. l'almer said re port was unanimously adopted, and ordered attached to. the aforementioned jury list No. 4 and hereby made a part uf :tl*is record. ' The Committee on Elections made the following report which on motion of Su|>r„ Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Hale and the roll being called tiria unanimously adopted, to-wit: 71.t»o ; o4f ' ' :6.o«, 5.00. BO. on : 72.00 25 00 ioward Freeman, serv. dpty. shf. 25.00 liehard Farrell, serv. dpty. shf. 25.00 Itarl Smith, serv. dptv. shf. .. .. 15.00 •Walter Brooks, serv. dpty. shf. ...••• 15.00 fieorge Grant, serv. l>pty. shf 15.o'i •fthorsten Benson, serv. dpty. shf. 1(1.00 '&joren Edinger, serv. dpty. shf. 10.00 Vlbert Edwards, serv. dpty. shf 10.00 Seorge Frett, serv. dpty .shf. .... 10 00 rred Nelson, serv. dpty. shf 10.00 lartin Ekelund, serv. dpty. shf 10.00' John SuMivan Jr., serv. dpty shf. 10.00 B. McConnell. serv. dpty. shf. 10.00 |iohn Hrd. Co., mdse. shf 21.86 __ester Edinger, exp. of office 82.60 |Voodst(>ck News, pub. spec, ballots 43 26 L. Tryon, cemetery plats 277.61 J. Shackell, auto, del. ballots . 81.00 ioyd Elec. Shop, mdse. shf 3.95 loesley's Bakery, mdse. shf 38.38 - Jb. L. Tryon, sal. & exp. Sup. Hys. 432.87 Division of Highways, patr.ol „ 1«-1 G 41.6» Sanitary Ply. ft Htg. Co., labor and mat. C, H. and jail 15-4.41 Amer. Prtg. Co., blanks Treas. .... 16.00 •;fevan8 Meat Market, meat sheriff 50.14 • pavld Rattray,rlabor and mat. sheriff's res 452.15 . Herman J. Ohls, lab. and mat. Sheriff's res 17.22 f>hllip Bier4eman, sal. clerk-shf. Apr. and May 200.00 Marian Edinger, cooking for pris Apr. and May ...205.00 Lester Edinger, allow, for car, Apr. and May .............200.00 frene Crabtree, Co. Court Reporter . , Apr. and May 180.00 f)aisy V. Moore, Ast. Sup. Sch. and T T. Off Apr. and May 227.50 Vestie Muldoon, janitor, Apr, and May 216.»0 8ity of Woodstock, light Cq. :. 62.40 toward Katzenberger ..144.04 w J S. A. Rt. 20 M. F. T. £ecj-i-±r f. L. Tryon, surveyor ,;h............ .. 2ZJ».0o •rtnan Luedtke 32.70 . R. Goodall 46 7!i Sirald Winkleman ; --...... 76.6'J erman schauer 51.87 Walter Winkleman 51.87 fm. Bailey 37.12 Arthur Schauer 38.43 Robert Albrecht 24.9a leo. F. Stock 32.97 |«fne Kilts .'. : 7.14 llif St roup . 8.0o Siebel . .1. ;......v...^. 1.41' E. Liivesey 5.38 nhn Bailey -- ..w..:....: 25 62 " -43K 0"Neall Co. I85.b3 iolB & Shields 77.28 hoi* ft Shields 9.66 Itotm; Brick & Block Works Co. .... 43.50 Chi. ft Nortr West. R. R. Co. .-i.-- 76.30 JlVhttc Halt Sewer Pipe ft S. Co. ... 206.21 L. Tryon. Sur 70.60 |Ieenah Foundry Co 17.00 ntaolu: & Shields :v... 48.38 Id Winklenaan ... 85.26 Palter Winkleman 48.36 tih. Bailey 74.53 l«hn Aailey 33.60 atock 15.12 trnian Schauer ... 30.24 MAnt: Albreoht ,...v^.......,..........-. 26.46 ^rtfifir Schauer 26.4t iTerae E. Kilts ., 34.02 •A. Katzenbergtr'• ...........1 71.41 O. Live*e.v 12.18 Clifford 8troupe 2.80 tames King 2.80 t«. L. Tryon, H. A. Rt t A. M. F. T. Sec, 6 .292.00 &. L.- Try'otl, S. A- Rt. 8 A. M. F. T. Sec « .157.50 jL. A. Stockwell, spl com work 21.2U Webts M, Wright, spl com work ... 11.2c Sjohn T.-O'Brien, spl com work .... 48.50 f;has. M. Palmer, spl com work .... 10.00 B. Clawson, spl com work 41.00 |£. C- Hughes, spl com work 4.b0 F. Kuecker, spl com work 10.00 ^has. H. Ackman. spl com work 76.7c Joseph Hemmer, spl com work ... 41.60 i^olney E. Brown, spl com work ..80.00 ^olney E. Brown, telephone .......... 3.1f> M. Turner, spl com work 15.60 I. Q. Stevens, spj com work 50.41' *rank May, spl com work 40.6c. H. Freund, spl com work 47.90 A. H. Hale, spl com work ........ jPaul Rosenthal, spl' com work • <1.-A. £>odd, special com work .. All of which is respectfully JOri:>J T. O'BRIEJf E. F. KUECKER N.'B. CLAAJ'SON - JOSEPH H ' . P: F. ROSENTHAL, A general discussion was then had by the members of the Board In regard *o the pay for Special Deputy Sheriffs •lit was the Impression of some of the „ members of the Board that the Special Deputy Hire was cut by resolution from Five to P"our Dollars a day. Supr. Kuecker then stated that the Bailiff's , salary was cut to Four Dollars a dav but not the Special Deputy Hire. It was Hereupon regularly moved by Supr. .O'Brien and duly seconded by Asst ; Supr. Rosenthal that the salary of all Special Deputies be reduced to Four Dollars a day frotfi this date. Motion car- Committee on Claims County Poor made the following 'report which Was qn jriotion of Asst. Supr. Rosen thai duly seconded by Supr. « Hughes and the roll being called unanimously adopted, to-wit" ' Mr. chairman and Gentlemen of the Bdard. of Supervisors: J : • Yofir_ Committee to whom was referred -the . Election e.xpenses of the Judicial EleiiLion of June 5, 1888, would ? .. leave to submit the "following report . on the matters before tliem: Thai they have examined all bills and recommend the pa&iuefM. of th«* fallowing: 1 41.80 87.10 43.50 47.00 44.75 44.20 41.80 41.70 41.10 41.30 41.70 41.40 S5.50 36.60 35.50 40.90 41.20 41.70 47.30 42.30 41.70 4i.7o 4«.7o 46.70 46.40 48.90 41.90 41.40 41:90 36.70 41.40 All of a'hlch is respectfully submitted. FRANK MAY, Chairman. JOSEPH HEMMfcR JOHN T. O'BRIEN G. A. DODD State's Attorney, V. S. Lumley pre-c sented a statement of his costs for services in Condemnation matters pertaining to Rout^ 67 and Route 47 in the amount of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00). It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that the bill be allowed and that the Clerk l>^ directed to draw an order on the County Treasurer to be paid out of any funds that are not otherwise appropriated. And the roll being called Suprs. Stockwell. Wright, Palmer, Clawson, Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman. Hemmer, Brown. Turner. Stevens, May, Freund. Hale. Dodd and Asst. Suprs. Donovan and Rosenthal voted aye. Supr. O Brien .ted nay. Motion declared carried. The Committee on Fees and Salaries made the following repqrt which was motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Hughes unanimously adopted, to-wlt: Ril M a rengo Marengo 2 Punham Chemung 1 . Chemung 2 . Chemung 3 - \lden Hartland .... Seneca. Coral Uraftoh .'. Dorr .1 Dorr 2 Dorr .3 .. ...;. Dorr 4 Greenwood Hebron Richmond Burton Me Henry 1 , McHenry 2 McHenry 3 Nunda 1 .... Nunda 2 .... Nunda 3 Algonquin 1 Algonquin 2 Algonquin 1 Algonuuin 4' Algonquin n r n t Bosalntloa roll being called, Suprs. Btockwell. fL ?dK.th 'i"1 c?paclty,'wou1^ be I Qf Co»«ty Board of McHenry Copn- Wrjfht, Puliner/ O'Brien, Cla*son, (c yards of gravel per day. ty requesting approval of the use qf Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman. Hemmer, >?'s. l'e^'ded to go to -Uake (Jeneva money allotted to the county uftder the Brown. Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, and Interview R. W. Miller, the owner provisions of the Motor Fuel Tax Law. Hale and Dodd and Asst. Supr. Donovan of two crushing plants. He stated that RESOLVED, by the Board of Superhe could move the plant to Harvard visors at McHenry County, that public nn ^«>rus ? i500 cubic yards needed interest demands the construction of a at 50c per cubic yard, or he would sell section of a public highway designated ,'ru!,h'n* Plants complete at as State Aid road, said section being $2 500.00; that they had cost 36.- described As follows: 000.00 each, about three years ago <9x Beginning on the public highway 36 crusher, shaker screen, feeder and designated as State Aid Route No. 2, at 50 H. P. engine power plant, capacity in excess of 300 cubic yards per d^y* and he now had work for only one plant. ^ our Committee made an offer of $2,- 000.00 for the plant moved down to the liackhus pit at Harvard and set up in running order. a point near the S. E. Corner of the N. E. % of the N. K. K of -Sec. 27, T. 4g h/., R. 7 E. of the 3rd P, H. fnenoe northerly to the north line of the Greenwood School property about 24 rods north from the east and west quarter sectipn line through Section 11, Your Committee again met on ^the ; Township and Rango afprosaid: ex- 3rd day of May, 1833, and inspected roads in the northeast and east parts of th* Counly. < 1 On tWe 8th day of May, 1933, your Committee met at Woodstock* Illinois, and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads as a whole, including insurance, supplies and repaixs for County machinery and labor at tne County tool house to the amount of $569.01 Bills chargeable to the various Sections of the County Patrol System of Roads, for labor and materials at rSte* heretofore Approved by this Board, were audited and ordered paid from the County Higrhway Tax, as follows: Section 1 38.50 Section 2 ; , S6.50 Section 3 166.02 Section 4 . Soctions 6, 4 . Sections 7, 10 Section 8 Section 9 ......... Section 11 ....... Section 13 ....... Section 13 Section 14 Section IB .v. Sections 16, 18 Section 17 ;.;.^i....;.U... *1.50 I6S.67 ,166.75 ioo.20 93.20 60.16 62.00 17.32 !78.70 61.00 125.01 J14.08 Your Committee on Fees and Salaries to whom was referred the Semi-annual reports of the. County Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Sheriff for the half year ending June 1st, 193-3. would beg leave to reporj that they have audited the 'vooks of said officers together with the said reports and submit the following report on the matters and things before them; County Olerk The Semi-annual report of the County Clerk being as follows: Receipts-- Earned Received For Probate Fees ....$1,496.84 $ 586.80 For clerk's Fees in Suits in Court ...r.... 250.20 18.20 For County Services ¥55.00 For Misc. Serv 4,050.76 4.046.90 Total Earning^ of half year ..' $6,452.79 Received of earnings previously reported Probate $ 731.95 Court Costs 363.35 Total Receipts „.;...-;ffi##fr60 Expenditures-- Clerk Hire including extra Refund Docket f«es (3) .15.00 Miscellaneous 36.23 Clerk's Salary 'for one-half year .. ... 1,250.00 4,711.73 Balance due County for half year ending June 1, 1933 .. ,*...$1,097.87 Circuit Clerk <The semi-annual report of the Circuit Clerk being as follows; Receipts-- Earned Received For Recording ..........$3,293.95 $3,361.9b For Clerk's Fees iri _uits In Court 2,501.30 Misc. Serv. 251.10 153 days in Courtt $10.0o. per day.... 1.S80.00 Total 11,710.21 M. F. T. 6, labor and material $1,136.63 M. F. T. 6, Engineering 282.00 Same taken from the Motor Fuel Tax Funds. R. W. Miller, called in the matter of selling his crushing plant and stated that he would accept the offer of the Committee of $2,000.00 for said plant, consisting of 9' x 36" Cedar Rapids crusher, with shaker screening plant; 30 foot belt feeder to crusher and belt feeder to bin and 60 H. P. Buda engine, mounted on old motor truck with belts, all set up and running; $100.00 to be paid down and $400.00 when set up and running at Harvard and 'the balance on or ubout June 15th, 1983. Your Committee decided to accept said proposal. On May 11th, 1933, the roads In the west and south parts of the "county were inspected. On May 24th, 1888, your Committee went to Harvard, Illinois, to inspect the crushing plant, which was set up ready to crush; same proved satisfactory and a payment of $400.00 was giade oh .iccount, as per the agreement, also $326.01 was paid from the Motor Fuel Tax funds, for sewer pipe, freight on same and for two concrete catch basins, all for Section 5. M. F. T. It was decided that a pair of self loading scrapers could be used to advantage on the grading work, behind the 30 Bates tractor and thus speed up the earth moving work. We, therefore decided to go to Bfrrington, Illinois, and negotiate further in the purchase of the two one and one-quarter (1%) cubic yard Euclid scrapers. On May 26th, 1933, the trip was made and the scrapers demonstrated. Calkins Brothers, the owners, made the price of $600.00 fur the two scrapers. The matter was discussed and It was learned that most of the Towns in this County have caterpillar tractors and graders, but po means of moving dirt lengthwise. And though the County might not have steady work for them, they could be rented to the Towns at a small charge. It was decided to offer $400.00 for the two scrapers, but the offer was not accepted. Upon consideration CalklnP Brothers decided to Include a tractor tandem disc, .almost new, and two heavy road plows. These articles were needed and your Committee decided to make the purchase. An order was drawn for $60.00 to bind the bargain and another order was drawn fqr the sum of £560.Oo and placed in the hunds of the County Superintendent of Highways to be delivered to said Calkin* Brothers upon the receipt of machines purchased. Your Committee again met on the 7th day of June 1833 "at. the Cmirt House ^t Woodstock, Illinois, and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System or Roads as a whole, including insurance on County Road Wojrkers for this season $645.60 and for supplies and repairs for County Road machinery and labor at the County Tool House amounting to. a total of $902.18 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County Patrol System of Roads for labor and materials, at rates heretofore approved by this Board, were audited and ordered paid fr«m the County Highway Tax as follows 1,990.55 209.10 tal Earnings of half year Received of Earnings previously reported Total Receipts Expenditures-- Clerk Hire (Incl. extra 1-2 J"r.) ....... Refund Docket feos.. Misc. Expenses Clerk's Salary for •/ one-half year 7.6TMI Section Section Section Section Sections (, 6,. Sections 7, ,10- . Section 8 Section 9 ; Sefction 11 ....... Section II . Section 18 ,, iff,10 Section l| ...... --_-- Section 16 Sections 16, 13 Section 17 ...... 2 3 *.... 4 $6,666.80 • 95.00 62.30 1,260.00 3,226.10 Balance due County May 31, 1933 for one-half year $3,439.70 Sheriff The Semi-annual report of the Sher 41.00 74.00 81.$7 68.00 72.50 68.50 63.00 78.60 127.70 74.80 17.60 69.03 82.50 103.67 196.04 Total 33,3 09.28 Bills for labor and materials on Section 6 M. F. T. were audited and ordered paid out. of the Motor Fuel Tax Funds to a total of $700.31 And bills for engineering cost for Section C M. F. T., the Crystal I^ake Job. was audited and ordered paid to a total $167.60 iff being fas follows, to-wit: ^Tnh,e , m atter .of" tfhe pprrooppoouseeud ggoovveerrnn-- RKeercfetiinpttss-- eFaarmneedd RReecceeiivveedd ,. rfteleJr|te f fumn4ea*a uforer road bcroonusit¥rhutc tiuopn asM ra For fees in suits in Court Baker, head of the County Roads De Process Docket ....$2,314.60 $1,313.70 Executions For Misc. Serv. ,.. 342.82 1,134.00 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County - Poor 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 thje several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt: Hartland-- Zace Tuberculosis Sanatorium care Hattie C. Butts ......$204.79 Kunda-- J. W. Gilbert, burial Irene Forjey 60.00 Dorr-- J. J. Stafford ft Son, burial Mrs. Ed. Coffee '. -Slavin & M ej*w,!,n, Serv. Jacob Werner .' J. E. Harrison, mdse. A. Soma ...... 67.1# McHenry-- Zace Tuberculosis Sanatorium c care Josephine Freund : Riley-- Zace Tuberculosis Sanatoritlhi care Fred Ward Chemung-- Zace Tuberculosis Sanatorium care Ada Parrish A All of which is respectfully submitted D. M. WRIGHT 8. H. FREUND : - A. H. HALE 60.00 130.86 ...204.7'.) Total Earnings of half year .$3,791.43 Received of earnings previously reporUid: . Process Docket ..1.^.. 4 Executions ,* Miscellaneous .. Total Receipts .. Expenditui-es-- I-eputy Salary Miscellaneous Sheriff's Salary for one-half yr." Balance due Countv 760.00 26.80 860.00 partment at Springfield, Illinois, and Mr. Richmann of the Elgin office of the State Highway Department, had stated that there was a bill pending at Washington and they believed sure to pais for the above purpose; that McHenry County's share wOuld be about $40,- 800.00, no part of which could be spent for right of way. They had advised the passage of resolutions on the above profram by the County Boards at the June 933 meeting. Your Committee there- | fore instructed the County Superintendlent of Highways to prepare resolutions (connecting Greenwood with Route 173, I Hartland with Route 19 and Huntley 1<36 80 southeasterly to County line toward (Dundee. 267.2 V 1,195.26 336 01 1,108.50 " I $2,498,93 I For the purpose of getting Gas Tax All of which is respectfully submitted. . money for the surveys ami right of way, A. H. HALE P. F. ROSENTHAL S. H. FREUND- K JOHN T. O'BRIEN/ G. A. DODD vv; -VWC, BUOWN E; C. HUGHES we recommend that the former resolution before this Board at the January 10th, 1933 meeting, covering the road i from Greenwood to Route 20, be again brought up and passed, and then the | resolutions covering the government (money be alqp passed in the order above g I mentioned. The Committee on Roads and Bridges ' Your Committee has decided to conmade the following report, to-wlt: tinue the road patrolmen on half time, Mr. chairman and Gentlemen of the u»tH farther notice. Board of Supervisors, McHenry Coun- t ^"e Mtimate that there will be necesty, Illinois; ! sary for the care of the McHenry Coun- The undersigned members of the t>r Patrol System of Roads and purchase Road and Bridge Committee for said crusher until the next meeting County, would beg leave to submit the of th,» Board, an appropriation from the following report on the matters before County Highway Tax fund, levied in tliem. " tending along Route 3 Jn a northerly di rection for a distance of 16600 feet, mqre or less; anA be it further RESOLVED, Tt) that the proposed Improvement heretofore designated sfeali be constructed In accordance with the provisiohs of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law," approved March 25, 1929, and shall be a Traffic Bound surface construction, 2o feet wide, with earth shoulders 6 feet wide, and t|haU be designated as Section 7 M. F. T. (5) that said proposed improvement shall be constructed by the county through its officers, .agents and employees by day labor for the following reasons: So a? to fyelp relieve the unemployment situation ui the County and to be able to control the work and employ McHenry County labor; and tx> put to work machinery now idle ip the County, in so far as is practicable. (3) that there is hereby appropriated the sum of Twenty-four thousand Dollars ($24,000.00) front the county's allotment of Motor Fy$l Ta* Funds for the construction of said section; and be it further RESOLVED, that the County Clerk is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings. of Highways, (Sprinafteld, Illinois. Day Labor Construction 38A find._A5p Construction Hesolfiilon Of County Board of McHenry County requesting approval of a puhllc highway as a state aid road under the provisions of Section 16D and 29A of the Road and Bridge laws. RE80LVED. by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, that public Interest demands the construction of a section of a public highway designated as St^te Aid road, said section being described as follows; Beginning on the public highway designated as State Aid Route No. 2, at a point near the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of northeast quarter of Section 27, Township 45 North, Range 7 East of the 3rd Principal Meridian, and extending thence along Route 2 in a Northerly direction for a distance of 16,500 feet, more or less; and be it further RESOLVED, (I) thaf the proposed improvement heretofore designated shall be constructed In accordance with the provisions of Section 15D and 29A of the "Road and Bridge Laws," approved June 23 and June 25, 1915, wittl subse-' quent revisions, and shall be of traffic bound.surface construction, 20 feet wide, with earth shoulders 6 feet wide, and shall be designated as Section T., lfiP and 29A. This bas# is planned to accommodate a bituminous surface in the future. (2) that there is hereby appropriated for the construction of said section the, sum of Twenty-four Thousand Dollars ($24,000.00) frbm any fupds ayailaWp to the State by Federal grants. Tnis resolution supplements tl*e resolution passed by the County Board on ahd approved on for State Aid Route 2, Section 7 M. F. *V. and Is to be effective only In the event th^t funds are made available to the State by Federal grants. RESIX.VED, that the County Clerk is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this Resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings. Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois, wUhln ten (10) ^RCys Of th^e date hereof. Pay Labor Construction 29A and 16D . . Construction IUSOIOMAI ."Of County Board of McHenry County rSQufcstirig approval of a public highway as a state aid r»ad under the provisions of Section 16D and 29A of the Ro^d and Bridge- laws. RESOLVED, by the Board of Super visors of JdcHenry County, that public Interest demands the construction of a .section of a public highway designated as a State Aid road, said section be tag described as follows; . Beginning on the public highway designate^ as State Aid Route No. 76. at a point near the southwest corner of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of, Section 36, Township 46 North, Range 6 Eust of the 3rd Principal Meridian, and extending thence along Route 26 In a Northerly direction for a distance of 9,600 feet, more 6r less; and be it'further RESOLVED, (1) that the proposed improvement heretofore designated shall be constructed in accordance with the provisions qf Section lSD and 29A ofi the "Road and Briake Laws," approved June 23 and June 25, 1915) with subsequent revisions, and shall be of Traffic Bound Surface construction, 30 feet Wide, with earth shoulders 6 feet wide, and shall be designated as Section 8> 15D and 28A- This base is planned to accommodate a bituminous surface in the future. (2) that there ii», hereby appropriated for the construction pf *&id segttnn the sum of Thirteen Thousand' Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars (913,760.Q0) from any funds available to t}ie' State by Federal grants. RESOLVED, that the County Clerk is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways. Springfield. Illinois. Wlthlh ten (10) days of the date hereof, i - 4 Day Labor Construction 29A find 16l» Construction Of County B^rcf of^MoHeiwy County rMiwtiitf 4Pprox»l of a wMlc highway as a stpte aid r^d under tbe provislons of, section 15D iuid\39A of the Road and Bridge LaH s. ' • * RESOLVED, bj' the Board of Supervisors of McHenry Coiijrity, that .public interest demands the construction of a section of a public highway designated as a State Aid road, saifl section being described as follows: ' Beginning on the public highway designated as State Aid Route No. 11, at a point riebr the southeast corner of the southwest quarter pf the southwest quarter of Section 36. Township 43 North, Range 7 East of {he 3rd Principal Meridian and extending thence along Route 11 in a Northwesterly direction for a distance of 10,560 feet, more or less; and be It further RESOLVEn, (1) that the proposed improvement heretofore designated, shall be constructed in accordance with the provisions of Section 16D and 29A of the "Road and Bridge Laws," approved June 23 and ^lune 25, 1915, with subsequent revisions, and shall be of Traffic Bound Surface construction, 20 feet wide, with earth shoulders 6 feet wide, and shall be designated as Section 9. 151) and 29A. This base is planned to accommodate a bituminous surface in the future. (2) that there Is hereby appropriated for the construction of said soctlon the sum of Fourteen Thousand Dollars (J14,ooo.oo* from any funds available to the state by federal grants. RESOLVED, that the County Clerk Is hereby directed to transmit two certlvoted aye. Asst. Supr. Rosenthal voted Hay. Motion declared parried. The following Resolution uing a *Aid Route was presented and read to the Board^. to-wit: WHRRHA8, R and because of the location and construction of a concrete highway on State Aid Route 20, Mc- Ifenry County, Illinois, known as State Of lllinofs Boi)d Issue Route 23, a deviation from the then existing highway at a bend in the old road in the South East quarter of Sectfbn 11, Township 4$ North, Range 6 East of the Third Principal Meridian, was made, and WHEREAS, a portion of the old h',(fhwny is left lying on the.easterly side of Said concrete : highway ih ' said South East quarter pf said Section 11 that is no longer of use to the public as a State Aid' Route, a|l as may be seen by an examination of the dedication plat of E. L. Bost and wife to the State of Illinois known as document No. 67897 of the McHenry County records in the office 'of the county Recorder of said County; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, by the Board of Su pier visors of McHenry County, Illinois, that all of that portion of the old highway that lies east from the easterly line of the Ritrht of Way of Stat^ cf Illinois Bond issue Route 23 and east from and adjacent to the said Easterly {tight pf Way line of said State Bond Issue Route 23 extending across said old highway parallel with the center Upe of construction of said Bond Issue Route 23 where both ends of said old highway join the saifl Easterly line of the Right of Way of said Route 23 in said South East Quarter of said section 11, township 45 North, Ranae 6 East of the Third Principal Meridian, be hereby discontinued as a State Aid Route and that same tfe deducted from the State Aid System of Roads of said County, subject to the approval of the State of Illinois Department pf Public Worsts and Buildings as provided by BE IT FURTHER RBSOLVED that two certified copies of this Resolution transmitted by the County Cleik to tne State of Illinois Department of Public Work" *nd Buildings, for their action thereon. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded r? by Supr. Wright that the above rfnd foregoing Resolution bp adopted by this Board. Motion declared unanirnauslj" carried. The Clerk presented and read several communications from the SUte of Illinois, Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, which were ordered placed on file. The Cterk presented and read the following report, to-wlt: Summary of the Conatr Vnrse's Wark *or tke Tear gaging fans 1, 1S33 Pre-School Work; Seven cpnl'erences were held in McHenry County during July for rural children who were to begin their first grade-work in September. Community High School buildings were used for the meetings and lopal physicians and dentists assisted in examining 78 boys and girls. Work in Schools: Visits were made 4o 104 rural schools and 1366 pupils were examined. Requests for special inspections were made by eight schools and these were answered. Followup visits were also made. Social Service Visits: Relief organisations outside of McHenry County used the County Nurses' services to obtain confidential reports on family situations. Fifteen visits were made.' Trips Outside of McHenry County: 6 to Winfield Sanatorium for the purpose of taking or visiting patients. 3 to Ottawa Sanatorium for the purpose of taking or visiting patients. 1 to Ottawa Sanatorium for the Mfr pose of transferring a patient to Zace Sanatorium at Winneld. 2 to the Illinois Research Hospital. 2 to the Institute for Juvenile tiesearch. Juvenile Research: • Arrangements were made for the Institute of Juvenile Research in Chicago to send a member of their staff to Woodstock where sc conference was held and six children were examined. Special adVice ahd reports Were furnished the parents of those examine*}. Tuberculosis: Twelve active casea were under special observation In the homes and at sanatoria apd slxty special visits were made to these patient^. The emergency fund provided by McHenry County cared for five patients at the sanatorium*. These . civses came from homes where conditions were not favorable for their care and where children were in danger of contracting the disease. Two of the above patients have returned to their homes, much improved in health. Two patients rerfitfln in the sanatorium and will return home when their health permits. ' They are showing Improvement. One patient, with advanced tuberculosis, who was admitted to the sanatorium in a' very serious condition, lived but a few weeks. The five cases were front Chemung, Hartland, McHenry and Riley townchips.. . MABEL HOBBS, B. N. That We met a-t Woodstock, Illinois on the 1st day of May, 1933, and then went to Harvard, Illinois to inspect the work being done on Section 5 M. F. T. The Kjjuling was under way and the matter of crushing the gravel for the surface was up for decision. The gravel must be <-i*H>.hed below one inch and part of the sand has to be taken out to meet State specifications. We found that it would cost $133.00 for the addi- Hughes addressed the Board and staled that the appropriation previously made by the Board for the care of Tuberculosis Patients in Sanitoriums was exhausted and that he -would move at this time, that $2,500.00 be appropriated for the'care of said Patients out of any funds in the hands ,ioo.„w 1(II lI1K ,uol. lne v.„ v1© County Treasurer ttutt are not tyoniU uppijunce* to produce Uutt type IM-WU; sand*^DoUrar|32('$6000h00)U,n Q* S'* OU" I fied of this Resolution to the De- AII i J >> v. ... - j partment of Public Works and Build- All °f ,*hjch is respectfully submitted, j Ings, Division of Highways. Springfield, CHA8. H. ACKMAN J. O. STEVENS O. A. DOOD FRANK MAT A . N. B. CLAWBON The Clerk then presented the following Resolutions on Illinois, within ten date hereof. (10) days of tip It was thereupon ragular}y moved by Supr. Acktnfcn and dully sseect onded by . 8upr. Henimer that the report of the . ^ . Pay l»abor go#- Committee on Roads and Bridges be ap- 8J.rut^ referred to In the repOrt of proved and the Resolutions oti Day the Committee on Roads and Bridges, Labor Construction t/e adopted by this $earf in the order presented and the to-wit: It VM thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Stockwell and duly seconded oy Supr. Hale that the report of the County Nurse be approved and placed on file. Motion declared unanimously carried. The Clerk presented' several Resolutions which were ordered referred to the Committee on |lesolufi0ns tor report. - State's Attorney Lumley being present at the meeting was called upon to explain to the Board the Act in relation to the Licensing of Malt and Vinous Beverages In McHenry County. Mr. Lumley then addressed the Board on said subject and a general discussion was then had by the members In regard .to the licensing of said Malt and Vinous Beverages in McHenry Cpunty outside of the Corporate limits of any City or Village, it was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Stockwell that the Board Of Supervisors of McHenry County License the sale of Malt and Vinous Beverages in McHenry County outside the Corporate Limits of any City' or Village; That the Licensing under said Act be under three classes namely, A. B and C. Any applicant desiring to sjell wild Beverages including Draught and Bottled Beer to be consumed on the^pretn- |ses t>e licensed under class A and charged a fee of $36.00 per year. Any applicant desiring to sell only BotUed Beer to be consumed on the premises be licensed under class B and charged a fee of $25.Oo per year. Any applicant desiring to sell said Beverages hot to be consumed oh the premjses be licensed under Class C and charged a fee of $15.00 per ye»r. The sal<$ Llcen*lhK jby McHenry County must conform to i#nd not conflict with any Provisions of the "Malt and Vinous Beverage Act, approved April 26, 1933" and that the County Clerk be Instructed to procure the necessary forms pertaining to the Licensing under said Act. Bach Applicant is to furnish a good and sufficient Bond in the amount of $500.Oo payable to the People of the State of Illinois for the use of McHenry County, conditioned for the faithful observanct of the Provisions of said Act. All matters pertaining to tlie Licensing for the sate of Malt and Vinous Beverages in McHenry County shall be controlled by and under the direction of the Committee on Licenses of this Board. Motion declared unanimously carried. The Committee on Elections made the following report which was on motion duly made and seconded unanimously adopted, to-wit: « ; Mr. Chairman and GMtlemdni j$t the Board of Supervisors: ; ^ ' ,;t Your Committee on Elections would beg leave to submit the following list of Judges of Election as selected by the two political parties represented on the Rpard together with the polling, places or each district showing the n«me or Hugh Hnwden substituted for that of J. B. Richardson of Richmond Township, wy,. if Ritey--Polling place, Town Hall; Judges, L. A. Stockwell, Clio Anthony and/Ralph Metcalf. Marengo 1--polling plaoe. City Ball; Judges, John Kitchen, Ellefy Renwlck and E. C. Robb. Marengo 2--Polling place, Kelley Garage; Judges, D. M. Wright, Harley Deitz and O. J. McKeown. Dunham--Polling place. School House, Dist. 128; Judges, C- M. Palmer, Louis Peterson and Ray Brickley. Chemung 1--Polling place, Marshall Implement Company; Judges, C. J. Merck, J. J. Marshall & Hdfth Olbrich. Chemung 2--Polling place, Sweeney Building; Judges, J. T. O'Brien, F. K Beck and Elmer Hammond. Chemung 3--Polling place, Conn Building at Chemung; Judges, E. J. Burr, Marthena Hoyt and L. A. Douglass. 4 Id en--Polling place, Town Hall; Judges, N.. B. Clawson, Garrett Fitsherald .and p.-C. JBottlemy. • ; Hartland--Polling place, SlmrtlefTs Store; Judges, E. C. Hughes, J9hn Callahand and Chas. Murray. Seneca--Polling plAoe, TOwn Hall; Judges. E. F. Kuecker, Ban Danaley and R. M. Bean. . Coral--Polling place. Village Hall; Judges, Chas. H. Ackman, J. T. Srlll and H. J. Miller. Grafton--Polling place, Village Hall; Judges, Joseph Hemmer, Chas. Wehrle and Frank McNeany. Dorr 1--Polling place, R:oom under County Clerk's Office In Court House; Judges, V. R. Brown, John Higgins and John Hayes. Dorr 2--Polling place, Police Magistrate's Office in City Hall; Judges, Bd. Gerry, Lester Griffing and Harry Hobbs! Dorr 3--rPolling place. Room under Circuit Clerk's Office in Court House; Judges, W. Fish, A. Schroeder and Paul McNett. Dorr 4--Polling place, Abbott's Shop at Ridgefleld; Judges, Chas. Splinter, Ernest Knilans and Walter Reed. Greenwood--Polling place, Town Hall; Judges. J. E. Harrison, John Pulver and G. Burke. Hebron--Polling place, Town Hall; Judges, H. M. Turner, E. A. Mead and Vanus Begun. Richmond--Polling place, Memorltd Hall; Judges, J. G. Stevens, John Colllson and Hugh Howden. Burton--Polling place, Town Hall; Judges, Frank May, Joe Lay and B. L Orvis. McHenry 1--Polling plaoe, Woodman Hall at Ringwood: Judges, Peter Freund Jr., Clayton Harrison and Joe N. Schmidt. McHenry 2--Polling place, ftown Hall; Judges, Win. J. Welch, Walter J. Krause and Fred Nichols. McHenry 3--Polling place, Colby Bldg. in McHenry; Judges, S. H. Freund, M. A. Conway and Henry J. Miller. Nunda 1--Polling place, Anderson's Garage, Barrevllle; Judges, T. W. Ames, Wm. Hansen and Paul Rohman. Nunda 2--Polling place. Town Hal. at Crystal Lake; Judges. Wm. B. Rice, Lois Fales a^id Warren Turner. Nunda 3--Polling place, I. O. O. JF. Bldg. in Crystal Lake; Judges, H. Hale, Paul J. Doherty and Kenneth Sprouse. Algonquin 1--Polling place, Algonquin Village Hall; Judges, G. A: Dodd, Arnold Duenslng and Frank Dvorak. Algonquin 2--Polling place, Crystal Lake Council Rooms; Judges, A. Ernest Schroeder, Robert S. Robinson and Wm. Malone. Algonquin 8--Polling place, Gary Village Hall; Judges, E. W. Meyer. N. B. Kerns and Paul Wlum. Algonquin 4--Polling place, Fox Rivet Grove Village Hall; Judges, Ervin L. LeGros, John Putta and John Haizman. Algonquin 5 -- Polling place. Boiler Room in Dist. NO. 47; Judges, Paul Rosenthal, P. E. Bertram and Francis Schepers. All of which is respectfully submitted. FRANK MAY. Chalrmatt. G. A. DODD D. M. WRIGHT JOHN T. O'BRIEN JOSEPH HEMMER 8up£, Kuecker, chairman of the County Home Com mi Wee stated that the Farm adjacent to the County Home consisting of 160 acres was for sale and wondered if the Board wanted to take any action pn said matter. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker 'that said matter be referred to the Committee on Lands and Lots for investigation and report. Motion declared carried. There being no further business to come before this meeting it was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Hule and duly seconded by Supr. Freund to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Bokrd adjourned. JOHN E. HARRISON, ChalWnAn. Attest: R. I). WOODS, Clef*. . Special July Meeting, 1933 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, met In Special Session pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of Its members at the Court House In the City of Woodstock, on Tuesday, the 11th day of July, .A. D. J938 at ten o'clock, a. m. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, J. E. Harrison and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wit: Suprs. L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, J. T. O'Brien, N. B. Clawson, 10. C. Hughes, C. H. Ackman. Jos. Hemmer, V. K. Brown, J. E. Harrison, H. M. Turner. J. G. Stevens. Frank May, S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, G. A. Dodd and Asst. Suprs. J. D. Donovan and P. F. Rosenthal, constituting a quorum. The ' records of the last preceding meeting were read and on motion approved and ordered placed on Ale. The monthly report of the County Treasurer was presented and read and upon motlfin duly made and carried said report was Ordered placed on file, to-wlt: Bau"%aTVl$8$ ***°$t«, IN* .... 31,642*8 Paid opt In orders month of June M4.614.63 Amts ree'd for month of Jut)e-- Henry Henrys, personal property back tax $ Co. Treas. Fees on same McHenry Twp. for culverts* - Highway Fund Supervisors for County Hoppe State of Illinois--reimbursement Blind Pension D. McCauley. Hartland Assessor --1938 dog tax 88.40 V. S. Lumley, Statels Atty. fees 6.ft0 R. D. Woods, Co. Clk., « mo. report Wm. T. Conn, Clr^Ol^ 6 mo. report Supervisors for Co. Home ... Assessors for 1833 Dog t&x collected ,.... Illinois Bell Telephone Co., com. on booth H F. Petelt, Co. Coll. Pt. 1*33 Co. Tax .10,000.00 R. D. Weltiel, ext. Est. of - James Graham Ethel Coe, Supt. Schools--:. Institute report Chas. Ackmanf County Home State of 111. reimbursement Blind pension Lester Kdinger, sheriff, 6 mO- „ reJ>°r* r- C. F. Schroeder. Assessor Nunda. 1933 dog tax <7.00 'JOS 403.30 637.17 1,43».70 27.80 364.00 1.06 833.10 |$3.00 • 3.10 360.00 $16,869 60 Balance Jfta* July 1, 1383 $7i.4S4.i8 . ' ^ ft. V. PETKIT. _ „ Co. Treasurer The following report of the Committee on Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle pras presented and read, to-wit: THI8 MEMORANDA OF AGRBBMBNT, made and entered into the 33th., day of June A. D. 1833, by and between N. B. Clawson, V. K. Brown and Chas. H. Ackman for and on behalf of the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, of the County lieHenry u4 fttwte of Ulinote... wWch is UMt.,jMrty of theflrst put,, and Dr. Ooo. W. Hen, pairty of the 8eo<md part, .v WITN"®SSETH:--That Whereas. Tli* Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, has heretofore appropriated a sum of money to be used in the suppression of tuberculosis among dairy cattle of tha County of McHenry under the direction of the said Hoard of Supervisors, and WHEREAS, the said Geo. W. Hess is desirous of continuing in the service tot, the said McHenry County as * County Veterinarian to administer the tuber* culln tests. This memoranda therefore witnesseth that it .(§ mutually agreed by and ha? tween the parties hereto that the parijr of the first part agreed to employ t^f party of the second part for a term of one year from and after the first day of July, A. D 1938,.under the following express ferms arid conditions, that is, to say: . ,i ! The party pf ithp second part agrwyl to perform his services to the satisf&o* tion of the above mentioned committee represent!^ the Board of Supervisors of the said McHenry County for the salary of Sixteen Hundred Eighty Dollar* ($1680) per annum, he to be governed by the direction of the CommlttM representing the Board of Supervisors as tq the manner in which tuberculltai tests are to be made, he wlit keep or cause to keep an accurate account wttb a card system of all cattle tested lay himself and by his assistants ahd to see that a proper annual report be furnished to the party of the first paKt. The party of the first part will ISsufc to the party of the second part an ordW for a of»e-twelfth of the salary abov* mentioned in consideration for sue* services at the end of each month. The party of the second part shall keep kn accurate record of all reactors. Tfta party of the second pnrt is to havil charge of the buying of necessary of* tags for branding of cattle and alKk all other necessary supplies to caonr on the said tests, party of the first pact to pay for same. The party of the first part reserves the right to supervise and direct thO services of the party of the secofid part sp Icing as thiB contract Is 16 force and effect and In case the serviO|«| of the p.^rty of the second part are n»t satisfactory to the parties of the Srgf part,»^jnd upon a report of such Alasat is/action to the Board of Supervisors In session either at a regular or special meeting of said Board, and If said report of dissatisfaction Is approved, this contract shall be terminated and the services paid for proportionately up to the termination of said contract, it toeing understood that in case such repdrt is made, party of the second part sh*ii have the right and opportunity' to ap* Ipear before the Board of supervisors and make any explanation that he mdir deem necessary, in case the contingency herein mentioned shall occur. It Is further understood that tlk« party of the second part shall fttrnlili his own means of transportation an'd the upkeep of an automobile that ho may use or pay for any other expense of going to ahd from his employment. IN WlTNESg WHEREOF, the parttoo hereto have hereunto signed their pan|i8 the day and year first written above. N. B. CLAWSON I CHAS. H. ACKMAN f V. K. BROWN QBO. W. HESS .State of Illinois : Department of Agrlpul Springfield, July 3, 183 Mr. N. B. Clawson, Alden, Illinois. Dear Sir: I wish to acknowledge your letter of June 28th in which you advise of tho employment of Dr. G. W. Hess as county veterinarian, beginning July 1. 1833. I wish to state that the selection of Dr. Hess meets with the approval of this office and that the allotment e* $135 per month set aside as aid fpr county employment >vtll be continued and that the warrant in that' amount will be mailed direct to Dr. Hess. I am happy to advise that the report of the completion of test for accreditation has been approved at this otl|ee and forwarded to Washington for certification. I hope that it arrived there in time tp be included In the release of July 1st. ' McHenry. County has the largest dairy cattle population of any. coUnty in the state nnd was one of the worat from point pf infection fit the commencement of the eradication prografn. No other eounty In the state has donp the work so well and a continuation of the same vigilance Is imperative if ths county is to remain accredited. I havp confidence that Dr. • Hess wlUi the cooperation of the herd owners McHenry County will be successful ,ta maintaining McHenry County free frtqn tuberculosis. r'_' Vtery truly yours, DIVISION OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY D. W. ROBINSON, DWR:M , Superintend^. Mr. ChalrmfO. .«nd Gentlemen of tnt» Board of "Supervisors: Your Committee on Eradication Of Tuberculosis in cattle met oh June tl> 1933 at Woodstock, Illinois on the matter of the appointment of a County Veterinarian to take the place of Dr. C. P. Draper, deceased. The Committee decided to advertise for application* for said office to be submitted to ths committee on June 28, 1933. Your Committee again met on June 28. 1833 attd opened applications from three veterinarians. Dr. G. W. Hess being tho low bidder, it WHS unanimously agroflfl by your Committee that he b« appoihted County Veterinarian. A memoranda Of agreement signed by yoUr Committee and George W. Hess attached hereto and made a part of this report was tattered into. Also attached to this report Is a communication received by N. B. Clawson. Chairman of said Committee from the Department of Agriculture. Springfield, Illinois, approving the ap> pointment of Dr. Hess. Your Committee would recommend gl|. this time that the appointment of Dr» Hess be approved by this Board. All of which Is respectfully sub'jnlttsd* - N. B. CLAWSON. Chaiflnan CHAS. H. ACKMAN V. E. BROWN It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Hemmer that the report of the Committee on Eradication of Tuberculous in Cattle be adopted by this Board, ajul that the action of said committee employing Dr. Hess as County Veterinarian be approved, and the roll beiotr called said motion was unantmouny carried. i' The Committee on Licenses made the following report, to-wit: • ; Mr. Chalrmap and Gen|l«nien ft - Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Licenses to was referred two Dance Hall Licensss and the reghlating of Licenses to bs Issued under the Malt and Vinous Beferage Act would beg leave to sutunt the following Report on the matters before them; Your Committee investigated the application of George M. Boal and Vogsiman & Walters for Dance Hall License* and recommend that the saats be granted. Ypur Committee met on the 16tb day of June at Woodstock, Illinois and drew up forms to be used in making application for Beer License as directpd by this Board and Instructed the Cleric to Insert a notice in all the newspapers of the County stating that all retail dealers selling Malt and Vinous Beverages outside the Corporate limits of any City or Village should make application to the County Clerk and deposit the necessary license fee on or before July 1. 1933. Your committee also drew up a forg» of License to be signed by the Chairman of the County Board and the COURty clerk. Your Committee Investigated the ap* plications that wore presented to ths Clerk from time to time and decidsd that they could do much better by taking a Notary Public along with then making it possible to secure the appn* cation and O. K. the License at tfce same time so have proceeded that way for the last few days. The Camaaittee eonsultsd State's A-f- U>rnei' V S. kumley and it was decided that"-the State s Attorney should draw