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pkGR rare Wfc POAr^r ov stTPt^VlsriRS. McHENRY COUKtV, TEUNOIS" T^v- y, ^ A-^x-p- ^ « *r» ^ <c v 'is _.^- 3r%5"s"jhs State Division of Highways will allow said construction out of the Motor l"uel Tax Funds up to a point about 20 rods south of the Wisconsin State line Bt present, and if a stralghter right of Way is secured across the State line •aid Improvement could be extended to ^^Jtihe State line. We therefore recom- > mend that a proper resolution'be passed this poard to initiate said improveihent. Your Committee estimates that there s will be necessary for the care of the •5* McHenry County Patrol System of ftoads an appropriation from the Couij.- fey Highway Tax Funds the sum of J4000 until the next meeting' of this , Unird , . •I/, All of which is respectfully submitted,. '*i ' * E. • P. Kl'ECKER l"* ' S. H. FREl'ND • ,'.< , L. A. STOCKWELL .>'.'" • , t D. M. WH1GHT • V;* * ; J N. B. CLAWSON • '**•'»flit 'following resolution.ion BiffhtW. •••'.'Way' Dedications was presented ahd» f-V>'.,3HW*a. to/t1«} Board, to-wit':-. ; , R. b. W. Purchase , BtlOlnttM <• WHEREAS, there is- now available' .*or the use- of McHenry County, Illi- 5 , ../IJois, out of the Motor Fuel "Tax of 1S29, rVVj-I-ffc'e sum of $17.34 and, . « V • ' WHEREAS, it is permissible under Mid ' Motor' Fuel Tax Lay, approved - March' 25, 1929, to purchase Right of 'v.Way for the improvement of State Aid • 'Jtoads, and, - •»;••• WHEREAS, the Right of Way Committee of the Board of Supervisory "of McHenry County, Illinois, have -secured the signatures to the following Highway Dedications for the improvement of Staje Aid Routes Numbers 7 and 11, McHenl^y Countyu Illinois: B. A. 8BI Rt. 47 ~ To Will T. Conni Co. Recorder, '-Jf- , , for recording 2 dedications and , one-R. R. easement $12.00 To Lester Edinger, Co, Treas., treasurer's fee , .24 iffor the construction of said section; and be it further RESOLVED, that the County Clerlt'is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings. Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois. The Committee on Fees and Salaries 'made the fallowing report, to-wit: f July 1, 1937 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: "Your Committee on Fees and Salaries to whom was referred the semi-annual reports of the County Cleric, Circuit Clerk and Sheriff for the half year ending June 1st, A. D. 1937 met on the 30th day of June and audited the accounts and .reports of said officers finding the said reports to he correct. VoUr Comrhittee would therefore recommend that the reports be approved.1 -< The semiannual report at the Co&nty Clerk being as follows: - " Receipts Earned Received For Probate Fees ...*..$2,305.67 * $ 649.24 For Clerk's Fees in Sjisits in. Court - 239.10 For County Set'V. .... -'1,0.19.50 For Misc. S#rv.-......... ^038:8? v 65.10 4i0i?ii92 'V B. A- Bt. 7, 8BI Bt. 47 , ^|b Will T. Conn, Co. Recorder, ,-^for recording, 1 dedication • X0 Lester Edinger, Co, Ti'eas.. treasurer's fee ........ |12.24 5.00 . 10 ' $5.10 .-- THEREFORE, beltresolved by said Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, that the above amount Of $17.34 of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 be used for the above purchase ol' •aid right of way above mentioned, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ;B. D. Woods, County Clerk, is hereby directed to .certify a copy of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois*, for its approval for Toucher. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by 8upr. Turner that the resolution be adopted by this Board. And the roll _b>ing called said motion was declared <6»anlmously carried. ~ --Three resolutions on Road and Bridge" Construction were presented and it was regularly moved try Supr. Harrison and duly second by Supr. Stevens that said resolutions be acted upon together. Motion declared carried. The Clerk then read the following contract construction resolution for road improvement in Richmond Twp., a contract construction resolution for bridge improvement in Marengo Twp., and a contract construction resolution for bridge improvement In Hartland Twp. After the reading of said resolutions it was regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded bv Supr. Turner that they be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called •aid motion was declared unanimously : adopted, to-wit: _ w -Contract Construction Resolution of County Board of Supervisors of McHenry County requesting approval of the use of money allotted to the county under the provisions of the Motor Fuel T tp RESOLVEJp, by the Board of Super- Visors of McHenry County, that public Interest demands the construction of a Section of a public highway designated -M State Aid road, said section- being described as follows: Beginning on a public highway designated as State Aid Route No. 28, at a point near the South West corner of the East half of the North West quarter of section 11, T. 46 North R. 8 East of the Ird P. M. at a^suitable connection with 8. B„ I. Rt. 173 and extending thence along iRoute 28 in a northerly direction for a .distance of 5000 feet, more or less; and be it further RESOLVED, (1) that the proposed improvement Iteretofore designated shall be constructed in accordance with the provision of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law," approved March 25, 1929, and shall be of bituminous road mix construction, 18 feet wide, with shoulders 5.5 feet Wide, and shall be designated as Section 17-IT M. F. T. .(2) that there is hereby appropriated the sum of Eight Thousand Dollars (98000.00) from the county's allotment Of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the construction of said section; and be it farther RESOLVED, that the CQunty Clerk Is hereby directwl to transmit two certified copies of this resolution to ttie Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, THtnnts • M Con tract Construction . . absolution of • _County Board of Supervisors of McHenry County requesting approval of tjbe use of money alloted to the county under the provisions of the Motor Fuel . Tax Law. RESOLVED, by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry Countv, that public interest demands the construction of a jBtction of a public highway designated SS a State Aid road, said section being described as follows: Beginning on a public highway designated as State Aid Route No. 20-B, at point near the south quarter section corner of section 4 T. 44 N". R. 5 K of tfce 3rd P. M., being a jproposed Bridge over Rush Creek of 5» ft. clear .span t© be constructed of one of the three types known as reinforced ' concrete, Steel 6r timber construction and extending thence along Route 20-B in an tsterly direction for a distance of 100 et, more or lessr and be it further j RESOLVED, __(1) that the proposed improvement heretofore designated shall be constructed In accordance with the provisions of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law,' approved March 25, 1929, and shall be Otie of three above construction, 24 feet ide, and shall be designated as Sec tlon 16-B M. F. T. (2) that there is herebv appropriated the sum of Twelve Thousand Dollars (#12000.001 from the county's allotment Of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the con- "Utruction at said Section; and be it further RESOLVED, that the County Clerk is t»reby directed to transmit two cerfied copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois. Total Earnings of halV^eaiv .'....^...$7,#3.09 . . Rec'd pf eaeniftss 'previously reported: Probate • v . • 1,272.83 Court'-Costs ^ : - 5.00 •-"- '•"'jsi' - -• > \ . Total Receipts" .'$6,026.09 . Expand it U-tc.8. ,». ii ' '• /-»• *. C l e r k H i r e , " ' ' including extra Miscellaneous 25.18 Clerk's Salary for for one-half year.... 1,250.00 4,369.57 Balance due County for half year ending June 1, 1937 $1,656.52 The semi-annual report of the Circuit Clerk being as follows: Receipts Earned Received For Recording ...$4,113.25 14,009.45 For Clerk's Fees in Suits in Court .... 1,735.10 1,637.65 For Mlsc, Serv 110.80 100,80. For 150 day in Court at $10.00 per day 1,500 Total Earning of half year $7,459.15 Receipts during current half year for the service performed in previous'half* years and heretofore reported as not received: • ' Court Coists ' 226.80 Insanity Jurors ........ Court Reporter Kishwaukee Drainage Districtcollections Dividend Mareiuto. Unclaimed Witness Fees •- Dept. of Education and Registration, State State Hwy Violations Petty Cash Fund Sheep Claims paid from • dog tax . fund • 54.00 390.00 1 lt)0.00 75.46 25.00 1,802.66 Total Disbursements ... $163,554.83 Balance on hand in all funds May 29, 1937 70,343.14 $233,897.97 All of which is respectfully submitted this 11th day of June, 1937. Th'e' above and, foregoing report is true and correct "according, to my best knowledge and belief. LESTER EDLVGER, , McHenry Cdunty, Treasurer . Subscribed and $wo.r«t -to -before me this' llt& of ? Jtfne, 1987. - ; R.D.WOODS, (Seal) K-.i,-' ' County Clerk Total Earnings of half year $2,430.74 Rec'd of Earnings previously reported- Process Docket "* 689.30 Executions « . 63.42 Miscellaneous • 1,073.00 Total Receipts Expenditures Deputy Sheriff :| tl0.00 MisceJ,, postage 50.00 Sheriffs Salary for . one-half year . 850.00 Balance due County for half year ending June 1, 1937 .....$ 681.96 which is respectfully submitted. • C. M. PALMER H. M. TURNER , - ' CHAS. H. ACKMAN D. M. WRIGHT ROY. J. STEWART JOHN J. FILIP L. A. STnrKWRTX It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that the report of the Committee on Fees and Salaries be adopted by this Board. And the roil being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. Contract Construction Resolution of County Board of Supervisors of Mc H«riry County requesting approval of . ttie use of money allotted to the county frider the provisions of the Motor Fuel ax Law. RESOLVED, by the Board of Superj yisors of McHenry County, that public ^Interest demands the construction of a Section of a public highway designated • "(is a State Aid road, said section being •'.-.-'^escribed as follows: .. Beginning on a public highway designated as State Aid Route N<>. 1A, at toint near the south west corner of the last half of the South East quarter of Section 6, T. 45 N. R. 6 E. of the 3rd '..V:y ' 'P. M., being a double box culvert (2 at • j 9 ft. x 5 ft.) over the existing water- ; 1 Course and extending Thence along t ftoute 1A in an easterly direction for a . distance of 50 feet, more* or less; and be -- it further A, RESOLVED, >1:, •* (1) that the proposed improvement ' ' heretofore designated shall be con : S'riKte'l in accordance with the provi SioriH of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law," ap ®roved March 25, 1 D29. and shall be of fletnforced concrete construction, 3 . • . 1*+' wide, and whali be designated as &*•' tlon 15-B M. F. T. ( 2 ) that there is hfreby appropriated , f |h* of. Two Thousand Five Hun ^ At*d j>ollar« *T$2600 00) from the coun Total Receipts. ........1.5,874.90 Expenditures Clerk Hire, including extra ^ yr $1,934.90 . , Refund Docket fees extra % yr 25.00 Miscel. off. exp. extra % year ......... 23.55 Clerk's Salary, for one-half yeitr 1,250.00 8,231.46 Balance due Cotmty May 29, 1937 for H yr. ending May 29, '37 $2,641.45 The semi-annual report of the Sheriff being as follows: Receipts Earned Received For Sheriff's fees in suits in court: Process Docket Execution For Misc. .Serv. .$1,058.95 247.29- ....... 1,124.50 355.60 210.64 . / ' J u n e 1 1 , 1 9 3 7 Official ?ees%nd Emoluments Becelved and Hxpenditures Made By Lester Edinger, County Treasurer, County of McHenr}', State, of Illinois. . Tp: The Chairhiatf of the Committee to Settle With the Treasure. I, Lester Edinger, County.. Treasurer in and for the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, respectfully present the fol|owing.;report of all the fees, and emoluments of my office, and also of necessary expenditures therefore, for and during the half year ending May 29th, 1937, wherein I state the gross amount of all fees or emoluments by me earned by official service during said half year, the total amounts of receipts of whatever name or character, and all necessary expenses for clerk hire, and other expenses. Naiture of Service Re'<£ during % yr. Commissions: 2% on-- $523,987.61 col. as Co. Col. ....$10,479.75 $22,764.70 taxes redeemed from forfeitures : x ,...4'54.29 $2,687.13 per. prop, taxes, collected back tax 63.74 $8,239.01 Real Estate Back Taxes 164.78 $2,608^49 Inheritance Taxes collected by Treas 52.17 $771.63 Dog Tax col. by Treas.\ .... 15.43 $161.02 Disputed taxes collected.... 3.22 -% on-- $52,467.62 rec'd as Co. Treas. ........524.68 $137,334.49 paid out as Co. Treas 1,373.34 Penalties and Fees earned 3,701.86 State of 111., County of McHenry, ss. Arthur Wilbrandt. commissioner of Highways for the Town of Nunda, in said County, being first duly sworn, on oath says that the facts- stated in the foregoing petition are true of his own knowledge and the matter is an emer gency one. a w _ ARTHUR WILBRANDT subscribed ana" sworn to before me this 3rd day of July, A. D. 1937. ,v CELIA MICHNICK, (Seal) Notary Public It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that the prayer of the petition be granted and that the Chair f i1^lstructed ^6-'appoint a committee « supervisors and .they together with the Superintendent of Highways to have full charge of said matter giving said committee full power to act. And the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. . $16,828.26 Expenditures Lester Ed in gen Co. Treas $1,250.00 Clerk Hire -L... 3,370.00 Stamps ' 811.65. Total 5,431.65 Net earnings fromSliec. 1, 1936 to May 29, 1937 11,391.61 '..$2,391.96 J, 710.00 The Committee to Settle with the Treasurer made the following report which, on Motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker was ordered placed on file, to-wit: July 10, 1937 To the Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee to whom was re/erred the semi-annual report of the County Treasurer would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters and things before them. , Your Committee has held--monthly meetings for the purpose of checking he accounts of the CountyTreasurer nd on Friday, July 9th, 193"7 your committee met in the office of the County Treasurer and checked the vouchers "•ainst said report for the period beinning December 1st, 1936 and ending May 29th, 1937 and find the said report be correct, summarized as follows: "alance on hand Nov. 30, 1936 $96,563.48 Total income 137,334.49 Total Total disbursements:, is.;. Bal. on hand in all funds" May 29, 1937 $233,897.87 .$163,544.83 .... 70,343.14 $16,823.26 Respectfully s/bmitted this 11th day of Juneri937. LESTER/ EDINGER. Co. Treas. State of 11L, Couijty of McHenry, ss. 1, Lester Edinger, do solemnly swear that the foregoing account Is, in all respects, just and true according to my t/est knowledge and belief and that I have neither received directly or indirectly nor directly or indirectly agreed to receive or be paid for my own or another's benefit, any other money, article or consideration than therein stated, nor am 1 entitled to any fee or emolument for the period therein mentioned, other than those therein cpecitied. LESTER EDINGER, Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of June, 1937. R. D. WOODS, (Seal) County Clerk. To Balance .,..$233,897.87 The County Treasurer's itemized reoort hereto attached showing official ollections and disbursements- we submit as a part of this report. All of which is respectfully submitted. N. B. CLAWSON PAUL ROSENTHAL, D. M. WRTCHT J. G. STEVENS r. M. PALMER County Treasurers Semi-Annual Xeport Ending May 29, 1937 County Treasurer's Report showing official collections and disbursements -nade during the half year ending May 15, 1937: Xeoeipts Taxes Redeemed from forfeitures '....I.,..:_.j;iH6,743.97 Personal Prop. Back Taxes ...;.. 1,216.02 "tate's Attorney ..; ' 150.00 Heal Estate Back Taxes 6.4 4 6 93 * ir-ense Fees-- ' ".fc k.sos nn Emergency Relief ...18,722.no Mlind Relief 536.09 Supervisors for County Home 1,164.94 Motor Fuel Tax ,......;..l3,585.26 'ountv Officers' Fees 6.537.68 ".eneraT Ftlnd 275T9 26 Highway Fund ..,....^.....3,150.43 >ld Age Asst. Admr. 2.154.31 institute Fund 148.00 Special Drainage District fu()d 63.55 "nm, 111. Bell Tel . booth i .69 Wm. Allen, Supt. County Home 1,549.3? 'iver-pavment of taxes 42.23 T>ividends, Marengo Nat'l Bank 676.23 'uherltnnee Taxes 2,608 49 Jtate Highway Violations ........ 107.00 Refunds, County Home, ins 10.38 wine. Dr. Frey, Dept. E Reimbursement Kishwaukee Drainage District 3.SO •\nticipation Warrants 0,000.00 bounty Home, Class will 1,500.00 •'heriff Fees Advanced ,..^^#4 7.80 Mothers' Pensions 919.42 '•ena'Hes ahd Fees 83.24 'V«c Tax ,.,.1.'!.'.....^.. 771.63 Disputed Taxes 161.02 The foliowinc petition presented by the highway commissioner of Richmond Twp. -for the repair of a bridge was presented and read to the Board, to-wlt: Fetition To the Board of Supervisors for McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned, Commissioner of Highways for the Town of Richmond, in said County, would respectfully represent that the bridge at the site known as the Collison Bridge over the Xippersink Creek on the public highway near the south west corner of section 27 in said Town has failed due to high water and a new south abutment needs to be built for which work the Town of Richmond is responsible. That the cost of said repairs will be -•f2700; that the population of said Town is less than 15000; that the cost of said work is more than four cents on the one hundred dollars on the latest assessment roll; and that the levy of road and bridge tax for two years last passed in said Town was in each year for the full amount allowed by law to be raised thereon for all road and bridge purposes, except for damages incurred in laying out, altering or vacating roads, or for ditches to drain roads, the whole of which levy is needed for the ordinary repair of roads and bridges in said Town. Wherefore, the satd Commissioner of Highways petitions your honorable Board to deem it expedient to build said abutment at the entire expense of said County, and that you appropriate from the County Treasury, a sufficient sum of money to meet the cost of said repairs, and that you direct the County Superintendent of Highways for said County, to prepare plans and specifications for said improvement, all as provided by Article V, section 34, of the road and bridge laws of Illinois. Dated this 1 day of July, A, D. ,1937. JOHN McDONALD JR. • Cotnmissioner of Highways for the Town of Richmond, McHenry CJo., 111. State of 111., County of McHenry, ss. John McDonald, commissioner of highways for the Town of Richmond, n said County, being first duly sworn, jn oath says that the facts stated in the foregoing petition are true of his own knowledge and that the matter is an emergency one. JOHN" McDONALD JR., Hwy. Com. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 1 day of July, A. jP e 19|^EET, (Seal) ' Notary Public. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded l»y Supr. Stevens that the prayer of the petition be granted ariVl that the Chairman appoint a committee of three supervisors and they together with the Superintendent of Highways to have full charge of said matter giving the said committee full power to act. And he roll being called said motion was leclared unanimously carried. Total Income .. *.$137,334.49 Bal on hand Nov. 30, 19J86 96,563.48 ' * $233,897.87 Expenditnrss County Orders r;:rrr~~<f«9.0r>3 so "ie-hway Orders ,:™:„.:19,400.84 Mothers' Pensions 4,8.70.on '•>ad. T. B. in Cattle 823.49 'nheritance Taxes ..*.1 2,407.7 ""oroner's Jurors 253.00 "roba^ion < >H}cers 540.00 •'nstitute Fund 4..,.69. IS 0,d Age Assistance Fund. J...;..; 2,154.31 salaries :1... 4.620.00 Vbn-High SehooJ,.fund 7,540.00 Crand and Petit Jurors 889 70 ^mere-ency Relief 18,722.00 Refunding taxesT,,........."........:. . ... 4-2.23 Motor Fuel Tax . ..17,837.94 Stamps 811.65 -- Countv Court Jurors ........,339.8ft tys nt Motor ruel Tai: Funds. -Distribution of dividends ........ . 838.11 The following petitions presented T)y the highway commissioner of Nunda Twp. for the "repair of a bridge was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: . Petition To the Board <>f Supervisors "Tor MI'll en rv County, Illinois: The 'undersigned Commissioner of Highways for the Town of Nunda, in said County would respectfully repref> nt that the bridge known as the Felngham Bridge on the public highway near the center of section 8 Township 14 North Range 8 East of the 3rd P. M. iver Hanly Creek has failed due to ligh water, and a new bridge is necessary, for which work the Town of \vu nda ia responsible, • That the cost of a new bridge of 30 foot span will be $3300; that the population of said Town is less than,15000; 'hat the cost of said bridge Is more •han 4 cents on the one hundred dollars on the latest assessment roll; and that 'H*» levy of road and bridge tax for two vears last passed in said Town was in t>ach year for the full-amount allowed by law to be raised thereon for all road nd bridge purposes, except for damages incurred in laying out. altering or vacating roads, or for ditches to drain •oads, the whole of which levy tw ^d for the ordinary repair of roads and r'd-res in said Town. Wherefore, the said Commissioner of Highways petitions your honorable Board to- deem it expedient to build «aid bridge at the entire expense of said '""ounty, and that you appronriate from the County Treasury, a sufficient sum of money to meet the cost of said bridge, and that you direct the County ^uperintendent of highways for said '••oupty. to prepare plajis and speciflca- •ions for said improvement, all as provided b^r Article V, section 34 of the road and brldue laws .of Illinois. Dated this 3rd day or July A. D. 1937. ARTHUR WILBRANDT. " Commissioner of Hlghwavs for the Town of Xunda, McHenry County, 111. (Ssal) Three resolutions for the repair of bridges in Dunham Twp. "were presented and it was regularly moved and unanimously carried that the Board of Supervisors act on said resolutions at one time. It was thereupon regularly moved Jjy Supr. Kuecker afid duly seconded by 'Supr. Stewart that the prayer or the following petitions presented by the commissioner of highways of Dunham Twp. be granted and that the Chair appoint a committee of three supervisors and they together with- the Superiritendent of Highways to have full charge of the repaid of the three bridges and that the said committee be given full power to act. And the roll being called. said motion was declared unanimously carried, to-wit: _ ^ Fetition To the Board of Supervisors for Mc Henry County, Illinois: lI,The undersigned Commissioner of Highways for the Town of Jpunham, in said County would respectfully represent that the bridge known as the Whipple Bridge on the public highway near the south west corner of section 11 in said town over Rush Creek has failed due to high water, and a new bridge is necessary, for which work the Town of Dunham is responsible.. That the cost of a new bridge of 34 Joot span on a pile foundation will be $4500; that the population of said Town is less than 16000; that the cost of said bridge is more than four cents on the one hundred dollars , valuation on the latest assessment roll; and that the levy of road and bridge tai for two years last passed in said Town was in each year for the full amount allowed by law to be raised thereon for all road and bridge purposes', except for damages incurred in laying out, altering or vacating roads, or for ditches to drain roads, the whole of which levy is needed for the ordinary repair of roads and bridges in said Town. WHEREFORE, the said commissioner of highways petitions your honorable Board to deem it expedient to build said bridge at the entire expense of said County, and that you appropriate from the County Treasury, a sufficient sum of money to meet the cost of said bridge, and that you direct the County Superintendent of Highways for said County, to prepare plans and specifications for said improvement, all as provided by Article V section 34 of the road and bridge laws of Illinois. Dated this 6th day of July, A. D. 1937. „ JOHN- McNAMARA Highway Commissioner of the Town of Dunham, McHenry County, Illinois. State of 111., Coiinty of McHenry, ss: John McNamara, commissioner of highways for the Town of Dunham, in said County, being first duly sworn, on oath says that .the facts stated in the foregoing petition are true of his own Knowledge and that the matter is an emergency one. „ w JOHN McNAMARA Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of July, A. D. 1937. -v LILLIAN M. BARRETT, (Seal) Notary Public. Petition To the Board of Supervisors for McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned commissioner of highways for the Town of Dunham in said County would respectfully represent that the bridge known as the Setters Bridge on the public highway that runs north and south along the west line of the south east quarter of the south east quarter of section 7 in said Town over Moaklers creek has failed due to high water, and a new bridge is necessary, for which work the Town of Dunham is responsible. That the cost of a new bridge of about 30 foot span will be $3300; that the population of said Town is less than 15000; that the cost of said bridge Is more than 4 cents on the one hundred dollars valuation on the latest assessment roll; and that the levy of road and bridge tax for two years last passed in said Town was in each year for the full amount allowed by law to be raised thereon for all road and bridge purposes, except for damages incurred in laying out, altering or vacating roads, or for ditches to drain roads, the whole of which levy is needed for the ordinary repair of roads and bridges in said Town. WHEREFORE* the said Commissioner of highways petitions your honorable Board to deem it expedient to build said bridge at the entire expense of said County, and that you appropriate from the County Treasury, a sufficient sum of money to meet the cost of said bridge, and that you direct the County Superintendent of Highways for said County, to prepare, plans and specifications for said improvement, all as provided by Article V section 34 of the road and bridge laws of Illinois. Dated this 6th'day of July A. D. 1937. JOHN McNAMARA Highway Commissioner of the Town of Dunham, McHenry County, Illinois. State of Til.. County of McHenry, ss: John McNamara, commissioner of highways for the Town of Dunham, in snid County, being first duly sworn, on oath says that the facts stated in the •"iirecointr petition are true of his own knowledge and that the matter is an emergency one. JOHN McNAMARA Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of Julv. A. D. 1937 LILLIAN M. BARRETT, (Seal) Notary Public. Petition To the Board of Supervisors for McHenry Chunfy, Illinois: The undersigned commissioner of highways for the Town of Dunham in said County would respectfully represent that the bridge known as , the Davidson bridge on the public highway 'hat runs north and south along the \w*st line of the north east quarter of the north east quarter of section 18 in •^aid Town oyer a branch of Plscasaw Creek has failed and was washed out by high water, and a new bridge is necessary for which work the Town ^•f Dunham is responsible. That the cost of a new concrete bridge of -about 8 foot span will, be <1300: that the nopulation of said Town s less than 15000: that the cost of said bridge is more than four cents on the one hundred dollars valuation on he latest assessment roll: and that the evy of road and bridce tax for two vears last passed In said Town was in ^ach year for the full amount allowed by law to be raised thereon for all road md bridge purposes, except for dam- >ires incurred in laying out. altering or vacating roads, or for damages for - _iit£Jii^s .to. drain roadSi the whole of I'hich levy is needed for the ordinary epair rjf .roads and, bridges in said Town. WHEREFORE, the said commissioner •f highways petitions your honorable Hoard to deem It expedient to build said '>rid«re at the entire expense of said '"ountv, and that vou appropriate from •he County Treasury, a sufficient sum if money' to meet th* cost of said '•ridge, and that vo'i direct Mie County ^"herintendent of Hitrhways for said bounty, to nrenare plans and specifications for said improvement, all as pro- "i'led for by Article V section 34 of the "ond and briflfre laws of Illinois. Dated this 6th day nf .Tuly A. D. 1937 JOHN McNAMARA Highway Commissioner ^f the Town»of Dunham, McHenry Countv. Tllinols. state of Til.. County of McHenry. ss: John McNamara. commissioner of Hie-hways for the Town of Dunham, in said County being first duly sworn, on 'with savs thr>t the facts stated In the rorec;oine petition are true of his own knowledge and thait the matter Is an °mergency one. JOHN McNAMARA Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6t!| 4*7 of July. A. D. 1937. " LILLIAN M. BARRETT, The Chairman announced ttfe following appointments, to-wit: The Collison bridge over the Nippersink Creek in Richmond Twp., Suprs. May, Turner and Harrison; the Fellingham bridge in Nunda Twp., Suprs. Stewart, Freund and Filip; the Whipple bridge, the JefTers bridge and the Davidson bridge in Dunham Twp., 8uprs. Wright, Stock well and Carroll. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and on motion of Supr. Ackman ana duly seconded by Supr. Palmer and carried the same were referred to the proper committees for report and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. M. D. S. T. for committee work. loo o'oxioox 9. ac. s. •. *. Board met pursuant to adjournment, present same" members, constituting-a full Board, The Committee on Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies made the following report which on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: „ ^ , July 13 . A.'D. 1937 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Bofti'd of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows to-wit: P. F. Pettibone & Co., cir; ijlk. fund $3.86 Frank Thomber Co.. cir. elk. fund 50.81 Frank Thomber Co., Co. Treas., ofT. sup 20.24 Frank Thomber Co., co. elk. elec. sup 24.16 Frank Thomber Co., co. elk. prtg. and sup 47.29 Zion Office Sup., co. treas. off. sup. 8.29 Callaghan & Co., Judcy. libry 7.73 Chas. F. Hayes, Judcy. Jus. fees.... 20.00 Charles Kuppe, co. elk. elec. sup. . 5:25 Dr. F. L. Alford, Bertha Pamen, co. elk. ins. dep 5.00 Dr. Geo. H. Pflueger, Bertha Damen, co. elk. ins. dep 5.00 Anna Graves, Er. TB cattle 11.00 The Wilson Press, ,Er. TB cat 12.50 B. C. Jess Co., cir. elk. 9.38 Ethhel C, Coe, sup. sch. off. sup. 26.38 Baker Paper Co., sup sch off sup 66.64 W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., sup sch off. sup 1.95 McHenry Plalndealer, co. treas. Prtg 19.50 McHenry Plalndealer, supr. prtg... * 1.00 Marengo Rep-News, supr. prtg. .... 1,10 The Woodstock Journal, supr. Prtg i.oo The Woodstock Journal, cir. elk. 2.39 C. L. Herald Pub. Co., supr. prtg. 48.10 Woodstock Sentinel, supr prtg, .,..39.80 Woodstock Sentinel, co. treas. off. sup 1,50 ..ome Oil Co., co. elk. elec. sup. 1j08 Henry A. "Nulle, shf. per diem, fees, serv. 25.85 Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees, serv 544.80 Mrs. Fred C. Bau, shf. per diem, fees; serv 4.00 Til. Bell Tel. Co., C. H. jail tel 87.20 Hamilton Studio, shf. off. sup. .... 8.70 Balrd Bros,, shf. off. sup 8.75 Court House Supplies- Karl G. Fritz t.s i..;,.,™..,.... 2.50 Ludwig Wilson Co 6.53 Rochester Gericide Co ......._ 64.48 U. S. Sanitary Spec 18.00 Reemployment Service 88.87 E. C. Bodenschatz, shf. Jail. sup. clothing 33.79 C. H. Jail repairs--- Bakkom Bros 1.69 Sanitary Plbg. and Htg. 29.36 Botts Welding Service 6.00 A. L. Bennett 15.80 Shf. Feeding Prisoners-- Breys Bakery 19.43 E. G. Shinner Co 66.22 Oakside Dairy 11.97 Plngel & Koch 47.43 Western Un. Gas ft Elee, ^^.»........ 5,59 Marinda Bates 2.75 Sheriff Deputy-- Vivian Seaman 4.00 Martin Bohl 4..00 Otto Krull i 4.00 Lewis Thayer 4.00 Henry G. Fisher 20.00 Armour Birk 4.00 Charles C. Stewart > 4.00 Fred Collisoh ---• 4.00 Otto Buchert ...... 4.00 Martin Ekelund 4.00 Ray Horick 4.00 Muldoon 4.00 Wayne Halbleib 4.00 Wayne Halbleib, shf. bailiff" 4.00 Loren Eidnger, shf. dpty. 12.00 Loren Edinger, shf. bailiff 4.00 Homer Mann, shf. dpty. 12.00 Homer Mann, shf. bailiff 24.00 L. Tryon, Co. Hwy. maint. ...,281.68 Harvard Herald, co. elk. prtg. - and sup - 5.50 Harvard Herald, supr. prtg. ........ 52.70 Supervisors Salary Mil.-- L. A. Stockwell 89.20 D. M. Wright - ^76.80 M. Palmer 69.99 *\ E. Beck 20.80 N. B. Clawson . 77.20 O. J. Carroll 16.40 E. F. Kuecker 89.46 chas. H. Ackman, (tel. f2I65) .... 47.65 Frank C. Ferris 6.4.0 Rov J. Stewart, tel,. 70c 52.60 E. Harrison 25.60 H. M. Turner ,L JL-. 1120 T. G. Stevens 40.05 Frank May 11.60 H. Freund ...... 31.80 Henry C. Meter ,...,„..:....,.i........... 6-90 John J. Fllio 17.20 r>aul Rosenthal .....-- 80/30 City of Woodstock, C. H. Jail light and water .68.92 V. A. Crissev. pro. officer 75.00 Daisy V. Moore, sup. sch. asst. and clerk 118.75 Dr. B. F. Kennelly, er. TB cat 140.00 vnna Graves, er. TB cattle 75.00 Henry A. Nulle. shf. per diem, fees, serv r...100.00 ^ra S. Nulle, shf. feedine pris. ....100.00 Vestle Muldoon. C. H. jail sal. 125 00 ^hilllp E. Rlerdeman, shf. dpty. 125.00 ~ A. Rt. 11 Sec. 11 ,...5565.25 A. Pt. 5 B. Sec. 8 18.25 8. A. Rt. 25 Sec. 12 10.oo A. Rt. 26 Sec. 10 671.76 S. A. Rt. 21 A. Sec. 14 ...; .:..V.164.7R All of which is respectfully submitted. D M" WRTCHT CHAS. H. ACKMAN N. R. CLA WPOV A. B. McCONNELL The Committee on Claims, County T»oor made the following report which n motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart and the roll be- • cnlled was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: July 13, A. D. 1937. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Roard of Supervisors: v - Vour Committee on County Poor •"lalms would beg leave to report that hev have examined all claims nresent- •d. to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the' clerk be directed to Issue orders on the bounty Treasurer to th" Claimants for 'be several amounts allowed, as fol-* 'ows, to-wit: '""hicago Tnd. TTome for Child., dependt. child, fund . $578.50 Ottawa Sanatorium, T.vB. 4k Paun.--- "">orr, Vera Sbockey '. 72.31 ^orr, Hugh Walton 73.71 Horr, Marian Kuppe ; 71.71 -her-ning. Ada Parrlsh 73.51 Ernest 'Rau™lann 71.91 Algonquin. Amelia THMseh 78.31 Hartland. Zace Sanatarium, TV Butts 10.00 McHenry. Anna Freund, Mildred Freund • IR.00 f,oral, Lydla Hale, Fred Hale ...... 45.00 CJreenwood. Glenn E. Harrison, Pay Cooper 24.00 Greenwood. Dr«E. Thos. Rrand. Ray Cooper, %oerup and Bundenson * 287.00 rtorr. Dr. E. Thos. Brand, Fred Larson 28.00 Dorr. Dr. H. Maglll Schults, Ethel Chambers 45.00 A11 of whtch is rf>">e"tfully submitted. JOHN J- FTLTP r-*-w-- , PA"L ROSENTHAL ' ,'H. M. T!*"VET' -v A. P. MoCOVNTTTjL J.! E. HARRISON The Committee on Eradication of Tuberculosis In Cattle made the following report, to-wlt: - July 8, 1937. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Vour Committee on Eradication of •niliercuiosis in Cattle met in the office of the County Veterinarian in Woodstock. Illinois, on July 1st, 1987 with Notary Public, full membership prsseat together with Dr. B. F. Kennelly, County Veterinarian, and( Dr. Fletcher and took up the matter of the renewal of the Countv Veterinarian's Contract for the ensuing year. Your Committee would recommend that Dr. B. F. Kennelly be re-appointed County Veterinarian for McHenry County for the period beginning July 1st, A. D. 1937 and ending not later than June 30th, 1938 at the same salary that he has received during the past year including $25.00 per month expenses, and that upon his appointment he enter into contract with the Board of Supervisors to administer the tuberculin test in McHenry County, and that said salary and expense agreements be me.de a part of said contract. All of which is respectfully submitted. G. J. CARROLL •L. A. STOCKWELL C. M. PALMER After some discussion it wag regularly moved by SupV. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Clawson that the report be approved and that Dr. B. F. Kennelly be appointed County Veteri- "arian for the ensuing year. And the roll being; .called said motiota Was declared unanimously carried. The following _contract entered '.into between Dr. B., Kennelly and the County ot McHenry was presented and read to the board, to-wit: THIS MEMORANDA OF AGREEMENT, made and enterfed Into the day of A. D. 1&37, by ahd between G. J. CarroH, C. M. Palmer and L. A. Stockj£ r and on behalf of the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, of the County of McHenry and State of Illiiioi's, which is the party of the first part and Dr. B. F. Kennelly, party of the second part. WITNESSETH: THAT WHEREAS, The 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 tuberuclosis among dairy cattle of the County of McHenry under the direction of the said Board of Supervisors, andn. WHEREAS, the said Dr. B. F. Kennelly has been appointed County Veterinarian to administer the tuberculin tests, by McHenry County, and said appointment has been confirmed by the Department of Agriculture of the State of Illinois. This memoranda therefore wltnesseth that it is mutually agreed by and be tween the parties hereto that the party of the first part agree to employ the party of the second part for a term of beginning July 1, 1937, and ending not later than June 30, 1938, under the following express terms and conditions, that is to say: The party of the second part agrees to perform his services to the satisfaction of the above, mentioned committee representing the Board of- Supervisors of the said McHenry County for the salary of Sixteen hundred eighty/dollars ($1680.00) per annum, he to be governed by the direction of the Committee representing the Board of Supervisors as to the manner in which tuberculin tests are to be made, he will keep or cause to keep an accurate account with a card system of of all cattle tested by himself and by his assistants and to see that a proper annual report be furnished to the party of the first part. The party of the first part will issue to the party of the second part an order for a one-twelfth of the salary abov^ mentioned in consideration for such services at the end of each month. The party of the second part shall keep an accurate record of all reactors. The party of the second part is ten have charge of the buying of necessary ear tags for branding of cattle and also all other necessary supplies to carry on the said tests, party of the first part to pay the same. The party of the first part reserves the right to supervise and direct the services of the party of the second part so long as this contract is in force and effect and in case the services of the party of the second part are not ieatis-, factory to the parties of the first part, and upon a report of such dissatisfaction 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 shsll be terminated and the services paid for proportionately up to the termination of said contract, it being understood that in case such report is ninde, party of the sfecond part shall have the right and opportunity to appear before the Board of Supervisors and make any explanation that he may deem necessary, in case the contingency herein mentioned shall occur. It is further understood and agreed that the party of the second part shall for the sum of Twenty-five, dollars ($25.00) per month to be paid monthly by the party of the first part furnish his own means of transportation in and about his work and the upkeM) of any automobile that he may use or pay for and other expenses of going to and from his employment. IN WTINESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereunto signed their names the day and year first written above. Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois. ' . Party of the first pa rt. By~' ""t;: G.J.CARROLL L. A. STOCKWELL ' C M- PALMER Party of the second part. 1 - B. F. KENNELLY Tt was thereupon regularly moved by ^upr. Freund and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the said contract be approved and spread tipon the records of this meeting. Ahd the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Committee on McHenry County Home made the following report, towlt: July 7, 1937. Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your County Home Committee met on July 7, at the McHenry County Home and audited the -bills for the month of June 1937 and respectfully submits the following report, recommending same be paid. C. F Gvmprecht, machinery repair and welding $42.75 Botts Welding Serv.. oxygen 1.50 L. C. Boone, pump key .'. 1.00 F. W. Woolworth Co., notions* 18.33 Montgomery Ward & Co., sheets,' shoes, etc. 19.00 Royce Bros., gas and oil 18.90 Superior Oil Co., distillate ..........li' 84.86 John Sexton, groceries .........120.30 Teorge Moncur, garden plants .>..15.97 Royal Blue, groceries ..,'i_.,,.:1.10.08 Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers and Cookies 12 93 ,r. Cichocki, shoe renairs .......^.v. 2.32 Preys Bakery, bread and rolls .... til-92 Seward & Rausch, fish 9.35 Woodstock Wholesale Co.. tobacco 16.33 W. 1>. Allen Mfg. Co., pulley 3.67 '•"rank S. Betz Co., hospital8.S5 ""•r'kkom Pros., belting 8 9" "feiffer Pharmacy, medicine ........ 44.82 The Pohn Hdw. Co., paint, garden seed and hardware 22.84 Ludwig Wilson Co., sweeping compound. fly spray, and soap 73.51 n. O. Andrew Co.. feed . •. ..-^.....112.40 W. ,T. Walker, motor repair .: 5.40 Willis Disi'row. paper, liar bed wire and fruit 23.9r> 1 ouis Messenger 2bu. seed corn 10.00 '"'"rn Pelt Hatcheries, chicken feed 56.in *11. Pell Tel. Co., telephones 21 9-< ' W. Cjri^wold. hrwpUHl laundry-- 7.7." "•"Viorne & Son, clothinT S5.4" Public Service Co., electricity .,... 84 2n W. P. Allen, petty cash .. .......... »t9 7R W. P. Allen and wife, palary .„..;.,J£0 on Guy Puttv, salary ... ,'-thu'" Wendt. salary. Tohn T!nreeion, wages ""lye Filweber, wages* Margaret Gilmore, salary ciady« P•>no, salary ;... ••">»>«!« MufP'ey. salarv Virginia Rogers, salary no on 4", 00 ar» oo fcs.nn no flfi.67 •fl 1 on . #1,612.36 ^o the Board, of Supervisors: Gentlemen:""" : Your Countv Farm Home and Hospital Comm. met at the Countv Farm July 7th and audited and ordered paid th« monthly bills, the summaries of which ->re as "follows: Permanent Improvement ......,._1..,...»!39 9? n,inning Expenses .•"03-. ^lothlng ..; 'ss Tobacco . 0.33 Medicine : 44.82 **osnital ...'; .270.89 Dieting .>.104.58 Total $1,612.36 The committee decide^ to raise the cooks pay from (75 to $85 per month. There having been some discussioli tit chicken feed costs, the committee chseS ed over the production for 193& Tfct hens laid a total of 3,668 >4 dot. »gj§ lf ftSured at a fair market prffi* of 25c per dozen would total $m.W The feed bill averages about $50 JS month or a trifle over $600 for the yaw fi##pectfully submitted, . -•£»•?• - s-yr* . s. h. frei'nd - • •': • JOHN J. FILIP • L. A. STOCKWElJi , •" fM D. M. WRIGHT V«T." A." B. McCONNELL DS„ithereupoi1 He^ularty moved 5SJuIEpTr.' S£to c*knwere „lla nt£h atd utlhye rseepcoornt dbs!t proved by this Board. And the roll _ ing called said motion wa,s declari unanimously carried. r> presented, statements Conditions at the close of buslne June 30th, 1937 of >the Marengo Sta Bank, the Mate Bank of Woodstock s the First National Bank of Woodato •"hich were ordered placed on file. The monthly report of the Clrcu Clerk was presented and placed on A A report from the Illinois Emergen Relief Commission was presented at ordered placed on file together with sS' era2 communications from the State Illinois, Department of Public Wor and Buildings. < The Chairrtian called on John Broc County Farm Advisor, - who address the Board and outlined in detail htm work of the 4-H Club in McHenry Coufi ty and made a request for an &DDr ~ prration of $225;00 to be used for t,. purchase, of awards and ribbons durin the county judging contest. It wi regularly moved by Asst. Supr. M Connell and duly seconded by Su Ackman that the amount of $225 00 appropriated to the 4-H Club of M Henry County and that the Count Clerk be instructed to draw an ordi on the County Treasurer for the sarai And that the said club make a repo 2 J? Board as to the expenditure of sold fund. And the roll being c&U< said motion was declared unanimous carried. The Chair called on Supr. Ackma Chairman of the Right of Way Co mittee, who addressed the Board a: stated that he was informed by L Murphy of the Highway Departme that something should be done to cure the Right of Way on 67 from 47 t Crystal Lake and that he was inform* that the Federal Government will pa 70e& of the cost of the construction o the road not including the cost of th purchase of right of way. And tha he was further Informed by Mr. Mur phy that something should be done Mi Henry County in laying out row«. projects for the coming road progran! Supr. Ackman informed the Board tha he would have a more detailed repor to present at the next meeting. The Chairman stated that he wa familiar with some of the difficultie of the Committee on Rules in their de liberations with regard to matters a the County Home and Hospital but 1» was going to call upon Supr. Kueckst Chairman of said Committee, for port. Supr. Kuecker addressed Board and stated that due to thc'hiw, rains and sickness he was not able d' ing the past month to have a meetww ->f his committee and the County Host Committee but was quite sure that a • would have a report for the next me#; ing. The Chairman stated that a ' sonal representative of his made a h sonal inspection of the County Hon tal and reported that conditions i very much improved and he knew fro his own knowledge that one of ftj nurses that caused some of the dissCn sion was not employed at this tlriM After which a general discussion Mtii ; had with regard to said matter. ~ The Chairman stated that if thS*i 1 was nothing further to come befofi this meeting for the good of McHenti County, he would entertain a motlM •o adjourn. Whereupon it was regulAV ' ly moved by Supr. Wright and dul)' seconded by Supr. Kuecker to adjourn; Motion carried.. Thereupon the Boar adjourned. x ~ ~ F- E. BECK, ChairmM# Attest: R. D. WOODS. Clerk. ' " ' ' 9.- .- Special August Meeting 4* a - 1937 •- The Honorable Board of SuporvisOf of McHenry Couny, Illinois met In Special Session pursuant to a call sigm ed by more than one-third of Its metnJ bers at the Court House in the Cits of Woodstock on Tuesday, the thir#.. teenth day of August, A. D. 1937, at ten.' thirty o'clock A. M. D. S. T. »• The meeting was called to order b# he Chairman, F. E. Reck, and the roff being called the following members rs-f sponded to their names, to-wit: Super-I visors L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wrightt' Chas. M. Palmer, F. E. Beck, N. B; Clawson, G. J. Carroll, E. F. KueckeriT Chas. H. Ackman, Frank C. Ferris, Rojf J. Stewart, J. E. Harrison, Henry M»* Turrier, J. G. Stevens, S. H. Freund, Henry C. Meier, John Filip, and Asstj,-. Suprs. A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosen«. 'hal. constituting a quorum. The records of the Special July Ing were read and on motion approved^ The Chairman announced that thers*. was a large package on his desk ad? dressed to Supr. Ferris from a Mr. T» i : Johnson of Chicago. Mr. Ferris ad» vanced and opened the package an<J: " . found his hat. ; Tira Nielson of Nunda Township ap* ' neared before the Board and stated thai' she was recently fined for allowingL^^--- Canada thistles to grow on her pro"per? "" tv. She then informed the Board tha^ she was not the owner of the property,- The Chairman informed Mrs. Nielson that the Board of Supervisors has nd iurisdiction over said matter and thai she ,should file her complaint in thd justice Court that she was fined in. It was then regularly moved by Asst. Supr| • Rosenthal and duly seconded by Supriv,; * Stevens and carried that the Board : : • ontinue with its regular business. TiyVii/.iii'bi - The following report of the Count# Treasurer for the month of July, 193? was presented and read and upon mo* 'ion of Supr. Harrison and duly second^ •d by Sunr. Stewart was approved mordered placed on file, to-wit: i" County Treasurer's Beport 3Tor the Month of July, lMflT - Becelpts Sal. on hand, July 1, 1937 In all funds $11f»:818.W ounty Officers' Fees $3,423.41 Mate Hwy. Violations & Fines 126.00 tnheritance Taxes 1,856.49 Supervisors, County Home 310.78 Rad Check Redeemed 68.00 lance Hall Licenses 25.00 Liquor Licenses _ nog Tax 265.00 "mereency Relief I1M An ~ Highway _ Fund--*r^-. i. .....„?49 38 Motor Fuel Tax 5R"v.86 Pers. Property Back Taxes 70.76 ^ld Acre Ass't. Admr. 425.40 Penalties and Fees 18.44 deposit Order of Court 74.51 nstitute Fiind ,..;w...„...l..„,125.O0 Salaries Advanced to OAAA . 371.00 Total .Receipts for July .....11.383.0* Grand Total Receipts $131,195.9# Expenditures County Orders Highway Orders Mothera' Pension« rand and Petit Jurors .... Hnnntv 'robation Officers Pad Check urt Reporter j..... Inheritance Taxes nsanity Jurors Salaries kroner's Jurors ...... Emergency Relief tnmps .'. ild Age Asst. Adm. ... ^beep Claim. Dog Fund Violations on Hwy.,'State Treasurer Motor Fuel Tax Orders i Total Disbursements 25,640.07." *^al.' on hand July Slst, 1937 106,555.89- $10,892.39 8.675.38 145.00 16.60 . 90.00 68.00 170.00 ...1,156 66 ...18.00 790.00 1...... 18.00 ...t,168.00 85.18 .......625.40 11.00 .......178.S6 -.4,815.00 Grand Total $131,195.96 The above ^nd foregoing report Is true md correct * according to my best knowledge and belief. I,ESTER EDINGER. Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this. 10th day" of August. 1937. R. D. WOODS, County Clerk. The Committee on Claims. County Poor made the following report which was on motion duly made and carried*