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^ yVfJ- ^ ' ' A * / r l , ; f , . k £ r « y ' - - « ? ^-£'x' *% T . ' ?i <•" _ v\ Jr- ^ THE POAPT) OF SUPERVISORS, McHFNRY COUNTY. ILLINOIS Ws '§r~~7i 'V V £ &': 4v?£! . ,.'• <• 5, James A. Weinand, Fox Lake 6, Peter Porten, RFD 2. McHenrv 7, Anna Hennlng, RFD, McHenry 8, Jerome Boyko, RFD 2, McHi>nrv 9, Albert Miller, ( - Spring Grove 0, William R. Moony, RFD, Woodstock 1, W. NV Shafman & Loretta Garrett, „ Ring wood 2, Albert M. Budler, RFD 2, McHenrv 3, John W. Kilda.v, RFD 1, McHenry 4, F. A- Weltzien, RFD 2, Crystal T«ake 5, W. J. Miller, RFD 1, Crystal Lake All of which is respectfully submitted, L. A. STOCK WELL • JOHN J. FT LIP •'..." n. b. clawson , . v K/v i I *, l It was thereupon regularly moved by • fltipr, Wright and duly seconded by "upr. 'Palmer that .the report of the ••^Committee on Licenses be adopted by -this Board. Motion, declared "unani- "^tnously carried. The Committee on Claims, County •; Poor ; presented, the following' report i;which on motion of Sunr, Wright and i-luly seconded by Supr. Kuecker and the ./roll being called "Wan declared uhaiii- ' mousiy adopted, to-wit: * , . . June 14. 19S7, £Mtr., Chairman and Gentleman of the Board of Supervisors..:, Your Committee oh 'Claims; County Poor would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before :hem. Your -Committee met at the Court House In the City of Woodstock on Monday, June 7th for the purpose of Jiscussing the amount paid for the care »f dependent children bv the Countv at She Chicago Industrial Home for Childfen. H. C. Genscli, Superintendent, and >ther representatives of said institu- . tion, and County Judge, Henrv L. Cow- ~ In. Were present at the meeting. Mr. Gensoh stated that at the present .. ;ime the County was paying $15 00 per Tionth per child plus incidentals Amounting to about $4.00 per month ?er child or a total of $19.00. He also stated that this amount did.not fully aay for their care and that he now nsk- ;d for an increased amount for each ;hild. After some discussion it was lecided that your committee reconjnend thnt McHenrv County pay a flat mm of $22.50 ner month per child to ;he Chicago Industrial Home for Children at Woodstock. Illinois for the _ lupnort and care of the County's de- , ' jendent children. All of which is respectfully «ubN»Mt«4. JOHN7 .T FIT,TP - H. M. TI'RVFR PACT. POST ".N'T HAL : , J. E. HARRISON' • •fe'XO- 'A. B. McCONNELL -v.-;.'-:'; Committee on Fleet ion*r"pgfcBentd the" following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the ' Board of Supervisors: " Your Committee, on .Flections to yhom Is referred all matters pertalnng to fhe redisricting of the election' irecincts of McHenry County would >eg leave to submit the following retort on the matters before them: Your Committee met and upon infestigation found from the records in .he office of the County Clerk of McHenry County that the McHenry Elec- .ion Precinct polled the following numler of votes in each district, to-wit: first District, 193? election, 497 votes. Second District, 1932 election, Kfi2 votes Third District, 1932 election. 7fi8 votes. •Mrst District, 1934 election, 398 votes. Second District, 1934 election, vojes Third District, 1934 eTection. 597 votes, first District, 193fi election, votes. Second District, 1936 election, «19 votes. Third District. 193fi election. 84 S votes. . And under the Statutes of the State >f Illinois as now made find provided, he Township of McHenrv Flection Prednct should be divided into districts so hat each district shall contain as near is mav be practicable S00 voters and lot more ih any case th^n 800 votes, fnd that wMd district shall he compown «f continuous territory and in as compact form as can lye for the convenience f the electors voting therein. Your Committee -mould therefore ecommend that the McHenry Flection •recinct be red'vided and redlstrlcted b follows, to-wit: Beginning on the. McHenrv and Richlond Townshin line of the North quarer section corner of Sect'on 2, townhlo 45 North.. Ran?re 8, Fast of the 'hird P. M.; thence W^st on said Town- ; h'n line to the North West corner of aid township' thence Roi'th on the Mc- 4enry and firo«nwood Townshin line o the South West corner of Section lumber 18: thence Fast along the Sonth lne of Sections 18. 17, 16. 15 *o the 5outh quarter section corner of Section 14: thence North throurh the center of Sections. H 11 and 2. township ind range aforesaid to the place of beginning. ' Be known as the Firat .District, McHenrv Faction Precinct Beginning at the North line of Section S8. Townshin 45 North Ranee 8 Fast of the Third P. M. .in the center of State of Tllinois Bond Ts«>ne Route pi: thence W^-st on the North line of {Section® 2.1. 22. 21. 20 pnd 19 to tfce N"orth West corner of sai*1 c«ction 19' thencp Poutvi aloner th<^ McITenry an^ Oroenwood Townshin line to the South Wost corner of sR1d McHenrv Townshin: thence Fast alonr the South line of Sections 31. 32. 3S. 34, 35 and 3fi to th" center pf Fov River' thence Northerly alone th° center of Fot Rfver to the center of Boon-e Creek: thence North Westerlv along the center of Boone Creek to the copter of Green Street in the City of McHenrv: thence Nor*herlv on the center o* CJr"<>n street to the center of Flm Street: thence Westerly atone the center of Flm Street to the renter of State o' Illinois Bond Issue Route fll : thence Northerl'v 1n the center of said Ropte fi1 to the inlnce of beginning on the North lir® of Seftfon 2S, township and ranffe aforesaid. Be known rs the Second District, M"c- • Henry Election Prdecinct. Beginning at the McHenrv and l»ake Countv line at the north Fast corner of Section 29, Township 45 North, Range : 9, Fast of the Third P. M.; thence West on the North line of Sections 29 and 30 to the North West corner of Section 30, Range 9: thence I^orth on the Fast line of Section 24. Range 8 to the North , Fast corner of said Section 24: thence West on the North line of Sect ion-S1 2"4 and 23 to the center of State of. Illinois Bond Issue Route fil: thence Southerly aolng the center of said Route fil to ^the center of Kim Street in the City of McHenry: thence Easterly along the center of Flm Street to the center of Green Street; thence 'Southerly along the center of Green Street to the cen- „ter of Boone Creek: thence Fasterly along the center nf Boone Creek to the- .center of Fox River: thence Southerly along the center of Fox River to the South line of McHenry Township: thence East on the McHenrv and Nunda Township line to the South Fast corner of said McHenrv Township: thence North along the McHenrv and Lake Countv line to the North Fast corner of Section 29, Township 45 North. Range 9. to the place 'of beginning. Be known as the Third, McHenry Election Precinct. Bee-inning at the North Fast comer of McHenrv Township: thence West on - the McHenrv, Burton and Richmond township line to the North nuarter section corner of Section 2, Township 45 North, Rantre 8. Fast of the Third P M.: thence South through the center of Sections 2. 11 and 14 in Range 8: thence Fa<=t on the South line of Sections 14 and 13 to the South F"** corner of Section IS, Range 8, thence South on the West line of Section 19 to the South West corner of said Section 19. Range 9: thence Fast on the South line of Sections 19 and 20 to the McHenrv and ~'Lakn Countv line: thence North on the McHenrv and T ake Countv line 4 mile?: to the North Fast corner of McHenry Townshin. the place of beginning. Be known as the Fourth District, McHenrv Flection Precinct. All of the above and foregoing belne situated in Township 45. Ranges 8 and 9 Fast of the Third Principal Meridian In the County of McHenry and State *,^41^af0w'Meh respectfully lubtllltttd ^" FRANK MAV HFNRY C. ATRTT^R ; p\i'T. i?osv\'THAL JOHN .T ^TT.TP .T F. HARRISON tt was thereupon regularly moved by lilupr.. Harrison and duly seconded by __Sunr May that the report of the Committee on Flections be adopted bv this • Board and the roll being called said motion was -declared unanlmously car- "itod. PAGE THREW i The Chairman called upon the two political parties-, as represented by the •neipbership of the Board for »ug*es- * ion's of electors to act as judges and '•Jerks of election in the various precincts and districts'in McHenry County for the ensuing year. After suggestions were made it was regularly moved by \sst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that said matter be referred to the Committee on Flections for report. Motion declared unanimously carried. The semi-annual reports of fees earned and received of the County Clerk, Circuit Clerk, Sheriff and - Treasurer were presented and upon motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Wright the report of the County Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Sheriff were referred to the Committee on Fees and Salaries for report and. the report of the County Treasurer ,#as referred to the Committee to. Settle with the Treasur «r for report. - , * . The Special Committee on th« Riley Bridge made the following report, towit: '• Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry Coun^ . ty, Illinois: " : Your committee to whom -was referred th£ matter of a-bridge on the publice highway north of the Town House in the Tr/wn of. Riley In Seotion 22 in said Town would beg leave' to submit the following- report on the matters before them. That we met at the site of. said bridge with the Highway Commissioner of said Town and Mr. Ray Mann, a contractor from Rockford, Illinois on the 15th day of May 1937 and decided to. build a new south abutment on a pile foundation of 22 piles 15 ft. long and to use the State approved plan for a. 94 foot height over all of abutment formerly used on the Marshall-Backhus Bridge in the Town of Dunham, McHenry County, Illinois, said abutment plan providing a width sufficient to accommodate a 20 ft. width of roadway in the future, and involved 19 cu. yds. of reinforced concrete. Mr. Ray Mann agreed to build said abutment using the present concrete floor and also to repair the north wall involving 2 cu. yds. of concrete for the sum of $1025.00. The Town of Riley agreed to do the fllling. We decided to" let the work to said Ray Mann on the above specifications. Your committee again met at the site of said bridge on the 5th day of June 1937, and found said bridge completed substantially In accordance with the plans and specifications and decided to accent said work on behalf of McHenry Countv. lllinc^s and we recommend that the Countv Clerk draw an order on the County Treasurer In favor of the Contractor Ray Mann of Rockford, Illinois for the sum of $1c025 00 which said pavment will discharge McHenry Countv's obligations In the matter of said bridge. All of which is-respectfully submitted. , f>. M WRIGHT B. F. KFFCKFR CHAS. H ACKMAN" I. C. L. Tryon, County Superintendent of Hiehwavs for McHenry County. Illinois, hereby approve the above materials furnished and labor performed and the amount" due the contractor above named. C. L. TRYON. Co. gupt. of Hwy It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Harrison that the report of the special Committee be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. . The Special Committee on the Adams Bridge In Greenwood Twp. made the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Your Committee to whom was referred the matter of repairing the Adams Bridee over Jhe Nlppersink Creek in section 12 in thft. Town of Greenwood, would bag laa.ve to submit the follpw ing report oil the matters before them That we met at the site of said v>ridge on the 7th dav of June 1937 and found the bridge completed substantlallv in accordance with the plans and specifications, which involved 81.18 eu. yds of reinforced concrete built on a nlle foundation involving 54 piles 15 feet below the footine and the walls are 16M> ft. hi<rh and also one panel length of the floor is replaced with a new con crete floor. The Town of Greenwood had finished the filling and we decided to accent said Improvement on behalf of McHenrv fonnty. All of the : bills were not avn'ii.ble so we aeain met at Woodstock. Illinois on the 12th day of June 1937 and audited the bills Involved and recommend that the Couhty '"'Wk draw orders on the County Treasury as follows- C. W. Button, foreman, 190 hrs, labor Mav 10 to June 5, 1987 0 $179 50. Rental of equipment and forms Apr. 24 to June fi, 38 days rental of equipment at $1® per dav less aereed reduction of $25" - $295.00 $474.50 Labor May 10 to June 5 inei.--' "ohert Sehults. 181 hours , #o.K0 Tohp Brandsma. 180 hrn. T2.0Q R'll Kneef, 180 hrs T2 00 vi'm. Slager, 181 hrs. 90.5n r>ov Norton. 162 hrs. •4.8n K»neth Stecker. 36 hrs. ................ 14.40 Howard Hnckman. 149 hrs. |9.«o Roy Cr'chton. 9 hrs. ...J.. IS.fiO Ren Toles. 18 hrs. '7.20 Walter Lathron, 18 hrs 7.20 Henry Harrison. 13H hrs 64.00 <~i F. Strand, moulding for forms 3.50 Will Adams, acetylene torch work/ on pins forms and sheafing ..../15.25 Olnev J. Dean Steel Co., steel V reinforcement rods 177^67 Hebron Lumber Co., 120 bbls. ce- \ mont. lumber and coal for eng. 37fl.?o Superior Oil Co.. 405 gal. gas. . .. 70.53 Consumers Co., 329100 lbs gravel at $1 00 ner cu. yd. plus tax... 214,88 Kruse Hardware Co., 218 lbs. steel form rods 16.86 Hebron Hardware Co., nails, bolts and supplies - ..,.. 88.29 Farmer's Store, 20 gal. kerosene, staples and 1 keg nai!» 8 90 -• 81923 58 Previous payments Apr. ?f, 1#*7 8071 57 Previous payments May 11. 1937 387.23 Total Cost 84382 38 We think the above list includes all of the bills except possiblv one foi/insurance. hut same Is not available. The salvae-ed lumber forms have been stored at the Countv Tool House it the Fair' Grounds in Woodstock for future use. . All of which Is respectfully submitted, N R. CT.AW=ON X. K. HAR*>TSON H. M. TURNER Tt'was"thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly Seconded bv Supr. Palmer that the report of the Special Committee on Adams Bridge be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called said motion was declared unaitimousiy carried. The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report which on mo- 44on ©f Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Harrison and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted. to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee for said County would beg leave to submit the following rennrt on the matters before them: That we met on the 12th day of May, 1937 with the road and bridge committee of Boone County. Illinois and inspected the County line bridges hefween the two counties. At the Harmason Bridge a 40 ft span about 40 rods south of S. B. I Ht. 173 the south approach had washed out and the benms that held the piank backing had clipped off the mud-sill of the beadstead tvpe bridge, and the plank backing was badly rotted It was decided to reppair the bridce by putting on creosoted plank backing on the south abutment, new creosoted plank wines, « lines of new plank lengthwise of the bridge floor, strengthen the steel uprights of the truss with new U bolts ind tie hack the wings and abutment beams with steel rods leading to deadmen anchors buried in the road. It was also decided that Boone County would brine their gasoline shovel and straighten the course of the creek west of the bridee and ?ilso remove a willow. At the Tanner Bridee the plank backine of the south east wing was rotted awav and- n washout and eavein in the road had formed. It was decided to put In a new plank backing, on the wing wall and re-flll same. T creosoted planks had been put in floor last year by the County. At the McCue bridge in the Town of Riley the concrete floor was breaking up probably because the floor beams I01 8tlfr enou8"h and it was decided that Boone County was to remove the old concrete floor and put on a new plank floor. We then Inspected the State aid roads m the Town of Riley and planned for considerable gravelling and some tiling Your Committee also met on Mav 14 aU 18 and on June 1st and 3rd and inspected all the roads on the State Aid system in the County and planned for gravelling, widening and draining manv places in so far as the funds available will permit. Several dangerous places were noted and ordered improved, at the June 1st meeting we also inspected the work gtrfng on south east of Huntley from the MFT funds In view of the bad breakup of roads in general this spring the State /requested that the grade of the road be raised which necessitates about" in,000 cubic yard's of barro\y instead of 4000 eu! jud's: as planned. We interviewed the workmen and viewed the barrow pit and approved the purhase of the material at •joe per cu. yd. The County's new Diesel tractor and 9 yd;, scraper and also the Barber-Green loader were foeinp used to load the filling into trucks. If one machine was busy a truck would go to |he other machine, thus as h1eh as 800 cu. yds. of gravel and earth filling has been hauled on to the road with eight trucks in a day. The County now has about 7 miles >f asphalt roads on the State Aid Sysem and this mileage came through the past winter in excellent shapa? . Y.o ur, ,c..o m;m itte"e again mnive ti aatt Wouoihdj-- Illinois on the 11th dav of June 1987 and audited apd ordered paid bills chargeable to the McHenry Countv Patrol System of Boads as a whole for repairs and supplies of Countv owned machinery and the new caterpillar RD7 and 9 yd. scraper $10,130, the new 4 cu. yd. truck $3000, the new rubber tired tractor $1275 and the maintainer for same $800 to a total of .. .$17504 34 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County Patrol Svstem of roads for labor and materials heretofore approved as to rates were audited and ordered paid as follows: -- 2 * 112.82 78 R3 271.26 85 «0 185.43 1 RS 1 7 122.25 134 4 0 179 63 195.91 Section 8 Sections 4, 16, 1% Sections 5, 6 Section 7, 10 Section t section • Sect Ion 11 Section 12 Section 1S( 15.. Section 14 Section 17 _,,„Totl*l , $20,446.04 Bills were audited and ordered paid put of the motor fuel tax funds as follows: , State Aid Route-- ^ \ 5R sec. 8 construction latxft* ^„,.,;|1$.BS ] ? R . s e c . 1 0 , e n g i n e e r i n g l a & W - 1 8 0 8 26 sec. 10 construction materials SR.3.4fi 1V see. 11 engi. labor and mat. ... 172 75 construction labor and mat. 8860 40 s e c . 1 2 e n g i n e e r i n g l a b o r . . . . . . . l o o o 21 ~ Re- ^ pnel- labor and mat ... 143 89 The County Supt. of Highways reported that the work ordered done on the Boone-McHenrv Countv line bridtres was completed. We find that the total "ost of the work done bv McHenrv Countv was $241.22 and bv Boone County $203.58 or a total of $444 80 and each County Is liahle for the share of •he work in proportion to the assessed -aluatlon of the two Counties McHenrv County's share Is 66.84R per cent of total cost or $297.33' also there was in emergency repair bill for the Mc- Bridge heretofore Incurred of which V^Henrv County's share was $10.40 We deeded to recommend pavment of •he bills incurred throur-h our workmen and Boone County to take care of those Incurred by them We then audited the "'i's so incurred and recommend that Coilnt• Clerk draw orders on bounty Treasury as follows: Karmaaon Bridge Botts Welding Service, cutting beams furnishinsr and shaping TT bolts. plates and tie rods ... j 8870 Treas., Town of Riley, «--3*16-1 < ft. and 9--St10-14 't. creosoted plank at $90 per M. hd ft .... Dacv Lumber Co., 18--2x12-14 ft floor plank Wm. Bailev. foreman, sj hr<. labor repairing bridge at (10c per hr Fari Davis, so hrs. Ichor reparjng brid"-^ at 45c per hr Geo Stock. ?o hrs. repairing hHd^e at 45c n«*r hr H"rlev Bailey. 37 hr« repair bridge and haul flll'nir H. A Katzenberger. 10 hrs. repair bridge Clarepee Schroeder, 10 hrs. repaired hrldee' 4,50 Verne Schroeder, Tl> hrs. repaired " 7™ bridge 4.50 Herman Schauer,"7 hrs. repaired bridge ;.... Trensurer McTT»nrv Countv ffor --~ road 10 hrs. rental of Ford V8 truck hauling materials . and fllling 7.0d Tanner Bridge H. A. Katsenberger, 10 hrs. repair bridge 4.SO Verne Schroeder, 17 hrs. repafired bridge 7.85 Hurley Bailey, 7 hrs. repair bridge and haul filling 8.18 Treasurer Town of Rilev, 8--8x10 : -14 ft. creosoted plank at $90 p<g) M bd ft fjf Treasurer McHenry County (for ' road fund) 5--3x10-16 ft. creosoted plank 18. AO Rental Ford V8 trucks 7 hrs .... 4.80 Treasurer Boone County (for road fund> to bal. account, repair of County line bridgaa 68.51 of way above mentioned, and Re IT ffrthfr RESOLVFP. that R. D. Woods, County Clerk/ Is herebv directed to certify a copy of this reso"- lution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois, .for its approval for voucher. It was thereupon regularly moved i»y Supr. Ackman and duly seconded bv Supr. Wright that the resolution be adopted by this Board. AhU the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Committee on' McHehry Countv, Home made the following report, to-" Wit: w „ . June 9. 1987 Mr. Chairman and members ' of the Ppard of Supervisors of McHenrv Ounty: a s ' " Your County Home' ..Committee rtiet Jutip 9th at the McHenry Countv Home' af»d audited (he bills for the" month of May. *937, »nd respectfi'l 11 y submits the following . report, fecoWmending same be paid. - -- III. Bell Tel Co., telephoirtir/i'*'V• t.6'7 Public Service Co.. electricity . .] 79'.58 Seward" & Hausch, fish T.8'_>. F. W. Woo!worth, notionn , .. - 14 fiK fornbelt Hatcheries,- Chick.SiiV fe^d |ii 20 Frank S! Bets Co., hosp. sup. 84 32 Sawyer Biscuit,-Co., cracktrs j and cookies 10 84 Albert Tessendorf. Shellane gag -85^?o Ludwig ^'ilson Co., #oap, insecticide and plumbing lamp ..." ..Hl.1'4 Superior Oil Co.. dist. and grease 46.6"i Smith Oil & Refining Co., 1 time-. . o-stat locksmith .... 9.50 Goodrow's Garage, tires and bolt work SO.70 Harry Day. labor clean, cesspool 85.00 McConnell Implement Co., 1 coulter. complete ...» 4.00 The Bohn Hardware Co., garden seed, bolts, paint, et<* .... 12.87 J. W. Griswold, hospital laundry 7.55 Ridgefield Farmers Sup. Co., feed 9.25 Dacy Lumber Co., masons lime .... 1.03 R. O. Andrew Co., feed grinding, coal, ice and salt 117.15 Thorne & Son, clothing 7.fid Fay H. McKensie, seed oats ..." 80.00 Woodstock Wholesale Co.. tobacco 48.07 Royal Blue Store, groceries • 126.87 Brevs Bakery, bread and roll 49.80 F Cichochl. leather and shoe laces 4 82 Bay Donovan, potatoes 37.50 George F Breon & Co., hos. sup. ... 89.41 John Sexton & Co., groceries and canned goods Pfeiffer Pharmacy, medicine. Rovce Bros., gas and oil Montgomery Ward & Co.. household supplies F. Lindcman, rent for farm 140 acres 500 00 W P. Allen, incidentals 40 2-4 W. P. Allen and wife, salary 150 00 Guv Puttv, cook ....„.v: 75.00 Arthur Wendt, wages fcRnn John Borgeson, waees 45.00 Olive Filweber, wages 85 00 Margaret Gilmore. nurse 55.00 Gladys Ranp, RIS.A0 Bess Muff ley, nurM 65.00 $2434.54 - 1 To the Boatt of •nperrisors Honorable Gentlemen: Your County Home Committee met at the county farm .Tune 9. and took care of the regular monthly business, audited the bills and ordered they be allowed and paid 6.00 5^00 5.00 Co. Surveyor ."v-..- 8S.07 Harvard Herald, supr. prtg. 8.50 Harvard Herald, Co. Cik. prtg. , r and sup ' ij oo Harvard Herald. Co. Treas. prtg. 18.50 Co. Clk Ins: Dependt.-- Dr. A. S. Ronjberger, Foote Dr. O. E. Nelson. Foote Dr. O. E. Nelson,' Harold Musser Dr. H. W. Sandoen, Jeanie Martin, Carl Steinke, Margaret Gartse, Herman Wilson, Jeanie Wells* Harold Musser jo.oo Dr. H. W. Sandeen 5.00 S*' X.' "Wells, William Bacon....- 5.1>0 ur »j. F. Wright. Margaret Gartsi, Herman Wilson -...10.00 Dr. C. w. Bailey, Frnestlne Hlens, : •Jeanie Wells lO.OO .C. L. Herald Pub.- Co,--- ' Pupr. prtg. .. .. - .-i 3.0 t o. Clk. prtg. and^ sup. ..'J..*/"-28 50 Marengo Hep-NeWsi stlpis. prtg, .i. "2.60 David Hat tray. H.Jati repairs 182.2S Supr Si^i Mil Fiina--. . .: D. M. Wright 8150 ^ ^ Palmer .. 35 40 N. B- .< lawson «-V • V' 81 40 F K "tkfr 57.30 (has. H. AckmnrtU;'.i5cU'._v„<t^iii" Roy ,.J. Stewart, teK J. F: Harrison it. M. Turner .. .. J. G, Stevens • > " „ Frank >lay 181.6# 21 44 17.54 84 88 58 4 2 8ft 4 5 '29.50 fl .20 *<t,30 " 17. ^ S. H. Freund .. Henry C Meier John J. Filip Paul Rosenthal ^.^..4................... A. B McConnell ; ] City of Woods took,. C. H, Jail' light, water Dr. B. F. Kennelly, Fr. TB cat. ...jl40 00 Anna Graves. Fr. TB eat. 7^.00 Daisy V. Moore, sup. sehs. asst. and clerk hir<^ . * Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem. fees, serv Ora S. Nulle, shf. feed. prjs. . .100 00 Philip F. Bierdeman, shf.' dpty. 125 00 Vestie Muldoon, C. H. Jail sal. . .125.00 Don A. Wicks, State's Atty. Asst. i'-fc;....".... 81 60 4 90 «6 70 9.80 J_7.40 73 88 St. f: 118.75 i.V . .^..100 00 48.85 28.07 19.80 18.50 8.00 18.65 4.50 The summary of the bills for the month is as follows: Permanent Improvement $39.46 Running Expenses . .1481.59 clothing 12.40 Tobaiwo J 48.07 Meiiicine 91.44 Hospital .... 87 5.8 r. < Met ing ... ,.414.52 Fuel .... 44^p Respectfully submitted, Total ..,.„.-.t,.,..$24 34.54 S. H FRKt'VP V JOHN J FILIP ' •L. A. sTocKwntfc: • D.' gf. WRIGHT » A. B. McCONNlWifj - (3 mos ) A. A. Crissey. pro. off. ... S A. Rt. 2 Sec 7-1 T. Fng. 8. A Rt. 2B Sec. Ill Eng., S. A. Rt. 11 Sec. 11 S. A. Rt. 26 Sec. It S. A. Rt. 21 A. Sec. 14 ... All of which is respectfully submitted. D. M. WPTOHT E. F. KTFCKKR a, b. McConnell If. B. CLAWSON CHAS. H. ACKMAN .880 00 75 00 ..... 2.50 1.25 ...i.tW.74 .....158.74 11.18 The Committee on Claims,. County Poor made the following report which on motion of Supr Ackman and dulv seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll being colled was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: June 14, A. D. 1937. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Countv Poor Claitiis 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 several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: c Chicago Ind Home for Child Dependt. Child. 8415.26 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. Ik Paup--• Dorr, Marian Kuppe 68 00 Dorr, Hugh Walton 69 75 Dorr, Vera Shockey 5tt 28 Nunda, Krnest Baumnhfi gg Chemung. -Florence Palmar . 1 42 Chemung, Ada Parrish . ... ...... .. 6!> 8« Abronouln, Amelia Kiblsch, .. ...: 6!>.f.O T. B. and Pauper- Coral, Zace Sanatorium, Augustine ... 94.00 10 00 After the reading of the report Supr. Ackman stated that there was one item In the report for hospital Supplies that was not authorized by the Countv Physician and suggested that the report be laid over until the afternoon session for investigation, it was sa^ordered by the Chairman. Total .8307.73 We decided to allow the road patrolmen to put In more than half time until further notice, that they may Incur an expense of about $150 per month not including the cost of gravel and culverts: gravel hauling to be paid for >t the rates heretofwre approved by this Board. AVe have received and turned over to the County Treasurer for the road fund, from, • State Auditor, refund on gasoline used In tractors claim No. 598874 $166.01 State's Attornev.'s office damages, on County truck 200.00 Motor Fuel Ta* fund, rental on County owned machinery 336 72 Total 87 0 2 7 4 Your Committee estimate* tber« will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads in appropriation from the Countv Tliffhway Tax Funds the sum of $4000, until the next meeting of this Board. All of whieh is respectfully submitted. K. F. KT'FCKER S. H. FRFT'ND L. A STOCK WELL N. B. CT \WSON D. M- WRIGHT The following resolution on Right of Way Purchase was presented, and read, to-wit: - Besolntlo* WHFTtFAS, there is now ansllsMe for the use of McHenry County, Illinois, out of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929, the sum of $81.62 and, WHEREAS, it is permissible under ^aid Motor Fuel Tax Law, approved March 25, 1929, to purchase Right of Way for the improvement of State Aid Roads, and. WHEREAS, the Right of Wnv Committee of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, have seured the signatures to the following Highway Dedications for the improvement of 'S*tate Aid Routes numbers 5B. '1 and 26. McHenrv Countv, Illinois: S. A. SB; *ec. 8 M. r. T. To Will T. Conn. County Recorder for reenrdin* 1 R. O W. Plat $ 5.00 K" A. 11; Sec. 11 M. T. *. To Will T. Conn. County Recorder for recordine in R. O W. Plats 50.00 8. Jl. 26; See. 10 K. T. T. To Will T. Conn, County Recorder for recording 5 R. O W. Plats 85.00 To Lester Edjnger, . County Treas. Treasurer's fee 1.62 The Chairman called upon Supr. Kuecker asking him If he had any report as chairman of the Rules Commitlee with regard to the County Home and Farm matter. Supr. Kuecker stated that the Rules Commlltee and the Comity Farm Committee had two joint meetings and felt that they were making very good progresg. That they journeyed to Rockford. Illinois to ascertain the manner in whlck their County Home and Hospital was operated and that he was quite sure that they would be able to present a satisfatcorv report at the next meeting of the Board The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and upon motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman the said claims w«re referred to the proper committees and the Board adjourned to one-thirty o'clock V. M. D. S T 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M. S. S. «. Board met pursuant to adjournment, present same members constituting a full Board. . 9.59 . 21.69 .107.76 - S.40 11.62 The Committee on Claims, Labor. Fees and Supplies made the following report which on motion of Supr Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart and the roll'being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: June 14. A. D. 1937 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies. Claims would beg leave to re port 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 several amount allowed, as follows, to-wit: P. F. Pet ti bone & Co., cir. «Ut. fund ..;..»™.^.... .|188.72 Frank Thornber -- Cir, Clk Fund Co. Treas. off. sup. Co. Clk. Prtg. and sup. Co. Clk. tax books Zion Office Sup., Co. 'TrMM,' off. sup Lawyers Co. Op. Pub. Co., Judcyj. library fund 18:50 Amer. Law Book Co., Judcy. libry. fund 10.00 Callaghan & Co.. judcy. libry. fund 3.09 Harry O Daniels, Judcy. misc. fund " 15.00 111 Bell - Tel:"COr. "ct. Use. Jail tel. 79.84 C. L. Trvon, co. hwy. maint 38$.61 Grant Nolan, Judcy. justice fees 30.00 Chas. F. Hayes, judcy. Jus. fees 35.00 State Bank Woodstock, co. treas. off. sup 5.89 111. Off. Sup., sup. schs. off. sup 7.54 World Book Co., sup. schs. off. sup 66.06 R. O. Andrew Co.. C. H. Jail coal 16.41 Anna Graves, Fr. TB cattle 6.90 The Rentson Mfg Co., Er. TB cat. 16.48 Pfeiffer'* Pharmacy, shf. off. an p. 2.0'. Thorne & Son, shf. jail sup. clo. 8.89 A. K. Wright, shf. jail sup. --w.-... 14.84 Shf. Per Diem, Fees, Serv.--- Henry A. Nulle. Shf .,_..;.1124.50 Henrv A. Nulle, Shf. 80.60 Ora S. Nulle -- ' 4.00 C. H. Sup -- A. W. Wagner Ludwig Wilson Co. Bohd Hrd. Co. .....: Universal Lab $81.62 THEREFORE, be It resolved by said Koard of Supervisors of McHenry Countv, Illinois, that the above amount of <81.62 of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 be used for the purchase of said right The Worrell Manuf. Co. Nat'l Re-employ. Serv Sheriff Feeding Prisoners-- Brevs Bnkerv :...... F G Shinner & Fckert & Pending Oakside Dairy -- Kirkman Ice Co West. I'n. Gas & EL O#. Mt>rinda Bates Sheriff Deputy--x;,.: Martin Bohl Otto Buchert ..... Armour Birk -- Wayne Halbleib ....---->4 Charles J, Williams >Tartin Kkelund --. Mfred Johanniss . --......... T.oren Fdineer Homer H. Mann -- Homer H.. Mann, shf. bailiff . Henry G. Tosher, shf. bailiff. . Hart well KeTley. Rhf bailiff ... Woodstock D. Sentinel-- Shf. Off. Sup. --• Co. Treas. prtg. . Co. Clk prtg. and sup. ............. Supr. prtg. .79 11.59 ...... -8.1 n 139 11 26.12 -.... 40.00 . , . . . 16.81 ... 58.98 .i. .. '61 .ft" 14.73 ».... 8.00 -»... 6.85 H- tOO 'Z- 8.00 ': 4.00 4j00 _.... 4.00 8.O0 r 4.00 „.... 4.00 8 0o ...... 20.00 24«ft 1 2.0(1 4.^0 .:.... 13.25 Z... 5 30 ......' 64.75 ... 15.75 80.00 Young Hartland, Zace Can.. M. Butts Dorr, Dr. J. L. Marks, Ethel Chambers Dorr. Dr Afa«l1l Schultl, "Ethel Chambers .Cdral. Lydis Hale. Fred Halj» :.„ 16.50 'McHenry. AnnS"F*eund, Mildred Freund SO.00 Dorr. Dr E Thos. Brand, Flmer Larson Jt.OO All of Which Is respectfully submitted. JOHN J FIT,IP J. F HARBISON PACT. POCFNTHAL •" tt. M, Tl'BNRR '• - A. B. McCONNEWU ' Dorr 3 -- Tolling place, room under t.ount.v Clerk's office in the City of Woodstock: Judges. J. F. Wienke, Geo. t.airns, John Conwav; Clerks, Herman Doering, Frieda Peteit, Julia Jaster. .t n°Xr 4---Polling place, City Hall in the (. !ty of Woodstock; Judges, Lester GrifTlng, Verlan Bnttern. Ed. Gerry: Clerks, Bessie Camp, George Eckert. Anna Deneen. * » Dorr 5--Polling 'place, Abbott's Strtre »n fhe Villatre of Ridgfleld: Judges, Walter Heed, Tt. H. Abbott. Henrv Radke; < lerks, Hitlph Walkup,' Claretice; Heed, Robert Kni,inn's. ' „ Greenwood -- Polling place, " Town Hall in the Town of Greenwood; Judges Jv'.r-.'. Harrison, Marlow Shaw, Vernon Swanson; Clerks. FvaiUe Shaw, Bessie Harrison. Oeraldine Thomas. •- ~ . '*^o 11 ir>k: place, mown Hall in the \ alageof Hebron: Judges,' H M rurner: F. A. Mead, John " I'Holleran: •> lerks, L. K. Howe. Clias. Hawt horne, Albel-t Mattie.son. Jr "i > 'vol!lug place. Memorial llyllm the Village of KU'lunmid; Judges T. G • .Ste-tens, Ray Bartholf. Hugh lfiiwden; ( lerks, ,L. |?. Sweet; *£., civde Wilson. George Weber . - ' ,. J?A1>*--P«i.lb>lfe" place., Tfiwn" Hall In «hei Village of Spring Grove; .Judges. Fxank' May, C. I. Stevens, Anton Mever; Clerks, J G. Wagner, Charles N . Mav, Albert Schmeltzjer. !' McHeriry 1 Polling place, Royal Blue Store In the Village of Ringwood: Judges. Clavton C. Harrison. George J. Youpg, Harry Collins: Clerks, Viola Low, Julia Justen, Martha Hall McHenry 2--Polling place. City Hall in the City of McHenry: Judges. Lyle Bassett, Fdward H Nickels, Arnold Anderson: Clerks, Rachel Spurling, Vera Kx ne, Ulenti I'iptcrson. McHenry 3 --- Polling place, Buch Plumbing Shop in the City of McHenry; Judges, S. H. Freund, M. A. Conway. A! Krause: clerks. ' M. J. Walsh. Dan O'Shea, Barbara Krause. McHenry 4 -- Polling place, Bildner Barber Shop in the Village of Johnsburg: Judges, Peter Freund, Jr. Wm. J. Meypra, Joe King: Clerks, Mammie Jnckson Alfred Schmitt, Katie Freund. Nunda 1--Polling place,1 Turner House Barreville, In Nunda Twp.; Judges, T. W. Ames. Hans Peterson, Wm. Hjinson; Clerks, Esther Schwemm, T.i 11 lan Mc- Milllan, Mary Ellen Flanagan. Nunda 2---Polling place, City Hall in the City of Crystal Lake: Judges. Henry C. Meier, L. J. Fales, Louis Eisenmeng- •r; Clerks, Mert Ritt, Warren E. SwensPn, Ceo. Rehberg. Nunda 3--^Polling place, I. O. O. F. , Hall in the City of Crystal Lake; Judges;, A. H. Hale. C. S. Plngry, Paul I J. Doherty: Clerks. V. F. Long, Wm Bruedlgan, Wm. J. Powers. Algonquin V--Poltlng place, Algonquin Village Hall in the Village of Algonquin; Judges, John J. Filip. Walter M Schuett, George Lasansky; Clerks, Albert C. Taylor, C. J. Ebel, Herbert Struwing. » Algonquin 8--Polling place, Crystal I^ike Council Rooms in the City of Crystal Lake: Judges, Paul Rosenthal, Frank Bohl. Wm, Malone: Clerks, P. W. Rauhut, Sidfiev Nelson. Maurice Wade, Algonquin 3--Polling place, Cary Village Hall in the Village of Cary; Judges. Harry A. Suchy, Anton Bynek, Paul Wium: Clerks. Fov Mentch. Laura Xohhsoh,, Flsie Hoeft. Algonquin 4--Polling place. Village Hall In the Village of Fox River Grove; Judges. Frank Opatrny, Chas. Wtlisek, Joseph Sersen; Clerks, Thomas liucek, Raymond Tejcek, John Keclik. Algonquin 5 -- Polling place. Boiler room in District No. 4i; Judges P. E. Heitrani. Francis Sehepers, II. C. Frick: <'lerk», louis C. Bitt, Otto Schiottmaa, Herman F Ehlert. All of which Is respectfully submitted, FRANK MAY '•PAPL ROSKNTHAL J. E HHARRISON ^ 4 HFNRY C. MEIER JOHN J. FILIP " , B. H. FREl'ND Special July Meeting, : - 1937 --c - -i ^4 J Nf *•" >. >;x\' Tilt Honorable Board of atpssslsa^i"' of McHenry County, Illinois, met in Special Session pursuant to a call sign--........ ed by more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of- -V . Woodstock, on "Tuesday, the thirteenth ' day of July, A. D... 1937 fit ten-thirty o clock A.- M. D. S T. * : , ^ The meeting was called to order by »- ; - "•( the Chairman. F. E. R^ck. and the roll / " being called the following members re- , sponded to their names, to-.wlt: Super- •!'- V:, visors L A. Stock well, D. M.' Wright.?-' * t'has. M -.Palmer. F. - E. Beck, N B •Mawsoft; G.J. Carroll, E. F: Kuecker,;--:^ ,1 has. H. Acknian. Frank C. Ferris, J. SteWart, J. K. Harrisor,. Henrv M. "f ' ><" • Turner. J. (i. Stevens, Frank Mav s H Freund. Henry C. Meier, John Filip and - fJ 'I •? A-s.st, Supts:,A. B. ConneU and ,-paul,.j, . « Rosenthal, ^onsfltutitng a full Board ,'T-t» The Records of . the Regular JuneJ } session, were read and on motion ap-.st- /• proved.. •-•' The Chairrijati announced 'that he ? would at this t-lme fill the vacancy on-V^'A the -Ppeciai T. B. Appropriation Com- .f " ,-T' rmttee by appoint ing Henrv t1. Meier ' *. to fill said vacahcy A? The Chairman 'also stated that if>>X*-.^".^ any supervisor had arty complaints as - f. to the new arrangements of the desks * in the Supervisors' I'oom to please speak uj> as it was only a trial propos i t i o n . » » " . • • • „ The monthly report of the County Treasurer for' the month of June 1987 • was presented and read and upon mo- - tion of-Suor. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Turner was approved and ^- -.reordered placed on file, to-wit: . - OoMty Treasnrer's 'Benotft' -- Tor the Month of June, 193f v.--. Receipts Bal. 'Oli hand Mav 31. 1937 in all funds '. r-<t Dog Tax I'ersonal Prop. Tax Tartlal Payment l iHf : '•'"" Taxes . T1 ighway Violstlonsi .1" 7 Emergency Relief Supervisors - County Home I iquor T.lcenses ; Sheep Claitn Old Age Asst. A dm* _• Highway Fund „ • . • • Inheritance Taxes ,7,'" Disputed Taxes Motor Fu-1 Tax ... Ceneral Fund , Institute Fund ........V.*;.'...:....... Total Receipts for June ... < -."*n . '4 •.l • <-• -j! : - ,:y 'ji"i Supr. Freund. Chairman -of the Coun- 'y Home and Hospital Committee stated •hat he made an Invest I gat ion in regard 'o the bill for Hospital supplies In the '"ourity Home and Farm report and 'ound that some of the Items were re- Mtrned and thaf he would sugcest at • his time that It be laid over until the next meeting for a corrected bill It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. V'-kman nnd duly seconded by Supr. Knprker that the report, of the County Home and Farm Committee he adopted by this Board except the Item of $89 41 '->aya'le to Oeoree T. Brion for hospital supplies. An<* thejroll being called said motion was declared unanimously carrled. , • ------- 3^0 wicz. The Committee on Elections presents "d the followln? report which on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded bv Supr. Turner and the roll being "slled was declared unanimously adopted. and the selections of judges and "lerks of election approved, to-wit.: June 14. 1937. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Elections would beg leave to submit the following list of Judges and Clerkfc of Elections as selected by the two political parties -epresented 011 the Board toe-ether with •h« polling places'of each Dletriet, towit! Rilev -- Polling place. Town Hall: Iudges. L. A. Stockwell, CHo Anthony, Lawrence Sward; Clerks, Wm. Furr, '"lydfc Coarson, Dave Mckee. Marengo 1--Polling place, City Hall, in City of Marengo: Judges. E. C. Robb, I T 'Kitchen, Frank Higeins; Clerks, Raymond Hand, Carlton Robh, G. E. Fitistmmons. Marengo 2 Polling place. Kelley Garage in City of Marengo; Judges, D. M. Wright, O. J. ' McKeown. Harley Dietz; Clerks, George Hance, J. C. Tanner, C. J. Coarson. Dunham--Polling place. School House District 128: Judges, 43. M. Palmer, Richard Morris, Ray M. Brlekley: Clerks, Fanne Lilllbridge, Anna Phillips, George Whipple Chemung 1--Polling place, Marshall 'mplement Company in the City of Harvard: Judges, C. J. Vierck, Edith Mbrli-h, Daniel Coughlin; Clerks, Raymond Vierck, Frances L. Minor, Teresa Hereley. - - . -- ^ Chemung 2--Polling place, Sweeney Building in the City of Harvard; Judges c f* Beck, W. M. Johnson. J. B. Howard; Clerks, Agnes H. Freer, Blanche H. Johnson, H, T. O'Connor. Chemung 3 -- Polling place. Blacksmiths shop in the Village of Chemune; Tudares, L. A. Douglass. R. F. Marshall, T K Seaver; Clerks, Robert Conley, Margaret Conley, Nell Green. Alden--I>ollinir place. Town Hall In_ Village of Alden: Judges. N. B. Clawon, Garret Fitzgerald, F. C. Bottlemy; "lerks, F E. Staab, Elbert Kingsley, Wm. McDonald. „ Hartland Polling place, Shurtleff s •axore in Hartland Twp.: Jurlges, G. J arroll, Frank Costello. Tim Nolan: lerks. Warren Lincoln. Mrs. Mary King, Mrs. Margaret HalHsey. Seneca--Polling place. Town Hall In eneca Twp.; Judges E F Kuecker, R. \I. Bean. Dan Kanaley; Clerks. A. L. Stewart, A. K. Rowlev, James Mhan. Coral--Polling place, Village Hall in lie Village of Vnion; Judges, Chas. H Ackman, H, J Miller. Henry Thiede; "lurks, Florence - Ackman, Ella Poppe, \ ntionette Schllgen. Grafton 1 -- Polling place. Village Hall in the Village of Huntley: Judges, "rank C. Ferris, George E Dolby, Waler E Kreutger: Clerks, Bernice Mlchel- ;on. Frances Garlieb, Florence Farley Orafton 2--Polling place, Fred Schutt ••ottage in the \'illa«re of Lakewood: fudges: George W. Moffat. Jerome P Vond, Tsaac Kolweit; Clerks. Bernice E- ~»ahl Selma Anderson, Hn*el B. Ilsena Dorr. 1--Polling place, Bakkom Bros, ^tore in the City of Woodstock: Judges, V. B. McConnell. E. E. McProom. Arthur Oesmond: Clerks, Mina Anthony, Tenivs Wagner Anna Raier. . Porr J--Pollln* place, Sherburne Moor Co, CViur. h St In the Citv of Woodtock: Judges, Roy J. Stewart. Paul Mc- Vett, Alfred Schroeder;: clerk?, Helen Mann., Rawrence 'Kilts, - Eleanor Figle~ A petition signed by approximately 800 cftlrens nnd tax payers In the city of McHenry with regard to U. S Route 12 was presented and upon motion of Supr.- Freund and duly seconded by Supr. Harrison and carried, was ordered placed on file. The monthly reports of the County Clerk and Circuit Clerk were presented ind ordered placed on file. Several communications from the State of Illinois. Department of Public Works and Buildings were presented and ordered placed on file. Atty. Dianfs of Cary appeared before the Board and stated that the residents of a certain subdivision in the vicinity of Gary were very anxious to have the County take over the roads in said subdivision.. After some discussion Mr. Dlanls was informed by the Chairman that the County could not take over any roads only with the approval of the State of Illinois, Department Of Public works and Buildings, and suggested thHt he take said matter up with his townshlff board. The - Chairman announced that a Mr 1*0.34*14 .8390 00 - .. 106.84 101,40a 00 26.00 ...1,870.0(1 430.2E 832.64 .:lt868.47 803.71 ,8.494 95 880 00 -'56.00 - • -• ^ .181.301.3* Grand Total uRecelnts . 8181,644.49 IgHUtwl County Orders Highway Orders Mothers' Pensions Prohation Officer Inst it ute Fund Court Reporter . Coroners' Jurors Did ,Age. Asst. Adnte1. .[....430,25 inheritance Taxes :.....<.,..,.|82 02 stamps 90.18 Countv Court Jurors 86.00 Dog Tax : .50 Salaries ^__..|56.88 Grand and Petit Jurors l?<» oo Roiintv Orders $14,199,28 80.660.18 .810.00 ........... 90 00 .....I,,,.. 10 00 20.00 24.00 ' ;•: v4*-. "IS.OO ^ ^•k: 6*i'. .... .106.37 ; .18,000.00 .801.56 .. 4.664.S4 8.873 00 . ..t'.881.R«; • fyl.iWt • .•>'.»!« I-' >. id f '.•M' lZ •V-';. x 4 McGuire of Hartland Twp spoke to him at the morning session with regard to the Soma family statins that he would like'to get theni evicted from ft certain farm house In Hartland Two. Supr. Carroll stated that he would like to see something done about it. • After some discussion it was suggested by the Chairman that Mr. McGuire start eviction proceedings. Supr: Stevens of Richmond Twp stated that there was a road in his township that should have been completed some, time ago but seemed to be at a standstill. It was regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that said matter be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee giving said committee full power to act. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried Supr. Palmer addressed the Board and Rtated that last year a special committee of three on eradication of Canada thistles and noxious weeds was appointed by the Chairman and that in his opinion that they got good results in combating this evil and wondered if the Board wanted the committee to continue. Sevearl Supervisors stated,that in their communities it was a very successful project. After some discussion it was regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens that the special committee on Noxious Weeds lie continued and that the chair be instructed to apuolnt three supervisors to act as said committee. Motion declared carried. The Chairman then appointed Suprs. ("lawson. Palmer and Harrison to act as said committee Supr. Stewart, Chairman of the Building Committee, stated that the Countv had a water.softener that was not in, use and that he was informed by A W Geister, a plumber in the city of Woodstock, thnt he could dispose of It at some profit to the County. It was reeularly moved hy Supr. Wright and duly seconded by S.por. Stewart that said matter be referred to the Purchasing Committee givine said committee full power to act. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimonslv carried The Chairman stated that there was a special committee on Countv Tuberculosis Patients that was appointed last vear and that if ther» were no objection by the members of the Board, he would '•ontinite said committee In power for the present vear and 'would at S later da'e fill the vacancy'on said committee Supr. Kuecker stated that all county bounties including the hountv on crows •ind crows" etrgs were discontinued about a*year ago due to the appropriation being overdrawn but that he did feel that crows did-a ereat deal of damage. After a • general d'scussion with re- -nrd '<< said mat'«r U was reeularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Snor. Freiuid th:'t the hountv on crows and crows' ejtgs be reinstated, navments to start at once at the- same ••ate <tf ten cents for each crows head and five cents for each ege. and ar amount of not less than one dollar, and 'hat "said payments be made in fh<> s.irie manner as in *be past. And the roll being called said niotion was declared unanimously carried The Chairman then asked the memher^ of the Roard or inv one present if *hev had ahvthinir to brin** before the 'pRetlne for ihe trood of McHenry County." if not he ^would entertain- a motion »o adjourn. I.t was thereupon reeularly moved bv Snnr. Wr'cht and dulv s»vinrfnil 1-v S"pr Aekmnn to aalourn \f"Mon^carried. Thereupon tlt« Board adjourned. •, . , F E BFCK. Chaifmsn Attest: R. D. WOdDS, Clerk. *-- Deposit Order of Court ....... Anticipation Warrant* interest on Warrants Motor Fuel Tax Emergency Relief Total Disbursements! Ral. on hand J-une 88, 1987 Grand Total «-•-- .^r. The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. I.ESTER EDINOER. Co. Treas,,'... Subscribed and sworn toibetpre m# » this 12th day of Julv. 1987 \ ~ U R. D. WOODS^JCo. Clerk,/ ... --• • - •«»,. The Commlttse on Finance made th#«> following report, to-wit: ^ _ . J u l y 1 8 . 1 8 8 7 * . . . f , To the Chairman nnd Members of th# ',,<ft B o a r d o f S u p e r v i s o r s : ^ t i , Your Committee on Finance wpul<$. pi4, beg leave to submit the following reso* ' lotion and move its adoption, to-wit: ' if w ' BE IT RESOLVED. V ^ ^ That Two Thousand Dollars (82j><5? Hikt/ . *! 000 00) he transferred from the Right to naNof Way and Building Road Fund to thsiut,.^ £«* • • * Contingent Fund; . '-..tiii That Two Hundred Dollars (8200 00» ., ^ 1 he transferred from the Sheriff Feeding , «. * X" • Prisoners Fund to the County Insur*. ance Fund: And thnt Ten Thousand Dollars <810,. (>"0.00) be transferred from the Right. of Way and Building Road Fund to th4 County Highway Fund All of which Is respectfully submitted* PAT'L ROSENTHAL S H FREl'ND , „ F. F. Kt'FCKER I{ , ROY J STEWART G STEVENS - •• 4;^ :: • I -« -f .53 I t # a s t h e r e u p o n r e e u l a r l y m o v e d b y Shipr. Wright and duly seconded ny- _ 1 1 >?ui)r. Harrison that the report of thAV"'..;^ Committee on Finance be approved an4 , ' t.!.~ the resolution adopted bv this Board,. ' 1 •-.. Vnd the roll being called said motlori " was declared unanimously carried. A The Committee on Roads and Bridges; made the following report which on motion of SuDr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens and the roll be. ing called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County. Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee for said County would beg lea' e to submit the followlne report on the matters before,them: That we met on the 18th day of lune 1937 and Inspected the work being done at Huntley, Illinois, known as sec, 11 M. F. T and also made arrangement* to secure the gravel for the top surface from the Schumacker pit at 10c per eu. yard. We again met July 1, 1937 at the Anderson Bridge over Rush Creek on the State Aid Road in the Town of Marengo. The bridge had recently washed nut during a storm of cloua burst proportions We decided to try and "Secure a, temporary route around the bridge on. private rrounds. We then went to„the Deneen Bridpe east of Harvard, Illinois >n a State Aid Road that had also wash -- ' • >d out. We decided to put in a tempore ry crossing and also to recommend 'n this Pmnl that new Iwidges be built.„ ->t b.<th th's site and at the site of the Anderson Bridge to be paid for out of «he Motor Fuel Tax Funds: end we further recommend that proper resolu- * Ions be passed by this Board to initiate these improvements. We rfrited that several Town hridges"* -11 so wished out or \v*re hadlv damaged h»t thnt they were all old bridges built without piles urd*r 'be foundations -jnd that all of the badges constructed within the last 20 years mostly on. pile fo"ndations withstood the floods Your committee again met at Woodstork. Illinois on the 10th day -of Julv, •'•it? h>'.4 audited and ordered paid bills •Kargeable to the M-'Henrv County t*nfrol;as- a wbv»le for Tepairs <<nd supplies for Countv owned rrichin-. insurance and labor at the Countv Too) House to a total of .. 81 "04 18 Wills chargeable to the varlou* sections of the County Patrol System of , Roads for labor and materials - heretoore approved as to r«tes were audited "d ordered paid as follows: Section 1 1 8 'eet'on 8 ... - •>eet ion 4. 16. 18,....'. - 'ections 5. ft . . . . . . - "ec-tion J. 10 - Section 8 • A '-"••"•n 8 Section" It" VSfIX 73 00 *4 16! 47 ' %0 S?7 76 . TfVrtrt 1 <<0 «0 *0* «T Ht J! •SO 65 *7* -5* - 278."8: «ect Section 18 . . , ec'ion 13, *ettlnn 14. Section l'T Totil »4 36 Fills were audited ana ordered psdQ out of the Motor Fuel Tax runds as follows: Stste Aid Route-- 2t 4 ^ec. 14 engi. labor and Treasurer's f"es . 8 " *4 26 Sec. 10. const, and engi. labor 349*6 '1 Sec '» const Hh'd engi. labor J6a4.7S 4 Se-v 7-TT maint. labor and washo-'ts. *0 In the matters of »h» o**nstr»"'t'on <>f an asph'U top on »*"»'£***» AM *»oute •><st of Pichmond. lll'noi* from Millers Corner nort^toward Twin Lakes referre. 1 to this committee at the June meeting of this Board, weNnrouId report that 3 ~. •' •' . ' - • • ' ^ !/ . , > « < ' • f ' /" ' *y" v -:tW *'* J ' " 4 ' -f r ?