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mm- ^rt Y-** '^.-sp'f"' ?*" r"v >" " "5 -""£ i * '•• 5 sv ^ t*" .-^ '/Tff •§£ >r : MrAi THE BuARiT) OF SUPERVISORS, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS- PAGS FIV* » He shall recommend to the commit oeive applications for Supt. of the Mc- • .-approved ana- ordered placed on ffle. to- ' July 29, 1937. To the ehalrrrom nnd Members of the /'.f Board of Supervisors: : Your Committee on County Poor / Claims to whom Is referred all matters pertaining to County Poor would beg " ' leave to report that upon the request of the County Judge of McHenry Counk ; :ty we met at the Court House in the if. City of Woodstock on July 29th, 1937 ./ /i?ln regard to three minor children, namely Celia, Scott and Geretrtide •Davmond/ residents of the City of Crystal - •' Lnke. Algonquin Township. Said "chil- J -if *> dren being wards of the Counv Court m , and dependent. '•>' An order was entered by- the said Vv; County Court committing the said chil- ) <lren to the Addison Klnderhelm Asso- **>'"-,\;.ciation, a Lutheran School at Addison, ^ ' £ Illinois, at the rate of $10.00 per month j ^ ' for Scott Daymond, and $15.00 per i'monvh each for Ceiia and Gertrude Ravrmond, making a total of $40.00 a month. .';i; •'•And that t!ie father of said children .-was ordered to pay to the Clerk of the ."^County Court $20.00 per month for their H v1' >, swp and the Countv of McHenry to pav "•.^1 -^2WI(i jjfr month. (, Tour < ommittee after due deliibqra- "Xr'!'ii"on recommends that the action of the J 'County Court be approved and that Vyf-i>Jr; iupon the filing of a proper claim by ^he ^'V- i«aiil Lutheran Home a warrant issue , V5;%i'-itoE (ta; care of said 'children. All '<8f which is respectfully submitted , V'*V* , .• JOHN ,1. F'JLIP -• ; ' \ „ ' PAt'L ROSENTHAL . . , % W~1 -A. B, McCO.N'.S'EU,., • J. E. HARRISON H. TURNER The Committee on PyWHe Buildings made the following report, to-wlt: August 10, 1937. c To the Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors: Gentlemen: Your Committee on Public Buildings would beg leave to report that they ad •vertised for bids for decorating parts of the court house and sheriff's residence, a copy of said advertisement and specifications furnished being here at- . Inched and made a part of this report i Your Committee again met at the . 'i Court House on August 7 and opened bids on said work and after having duly 'considered the said proposals, your "----Committee would recommend that the contract be awarded to the lowest bidder, Mr. David Rattray, of 343 Vine street, Woodstock, Illinois, and that upon approval of this report the County- Board enter into a contract with the y ',.Pai<i David Rattray, for the price of #">or>.00, which is the total of his two Separate bids. All of which is respectfully submitted. ROY J. STEWART, Chairman. -. FRANK. C. FERRIS • H. M. TURNER S. H. FREUND Suvr. Stewart, Chairman ofMldCom-- ' mittee stated that the Sheriff of Mc- ^Henry County made a request to have "liis office washed arid gjven one coat of ;Jj>aint which was not included in the .Advertisement for bids. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Acktnan, and duly seconded bv Supr. Kuecker that the report of the Comtnittee on Public Buildings be adopted by this Board and the the matter of decorating the Sheriff's office be referred to the Committee on Public Buildings, giving the said Committee full . power to. act and the roll beine called said motion was declared unanimously • carried. The Committee on Roads and Bridges •*Jnade the following report which on motion of^Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by/Supr. Stevens and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: 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 report on the matters before -them. - That tber«3rtf day of July 1937 wifli the road and bridge committee of Boone County, Illinois to inspect /the County line bridges. We found the South end of the Harmason Bridge located about one quarter mile south of ;£. B. I. Rt. 173, badly damaged due to the soil under the mud sill having washed awav, and we decided to repair fame as soon as it was possible to secure competent workmen. We found the south east corner of the Tanner Bridge in Dunham Twp. had fettled about 10 inches due to the soil having washedi out from under the mud Pill and it was decided to repair same •lis soon as possible to secure competent Workmen. We found that the planking on the McCue bridge in the Town of Riley was be'nc damaged by tractor lugs and decided to put on 6 lines of additional planks lengthwise of the bridge. All of the above work and materials to be paid for jointly by the two counties In the manner provided by law. Your Committee again met at Wpod-= T7ft>taok, Illinois on the 7th day of August ; 1 it3V and audited and ordered paid bills (Chargeable to the McHenry County Pa- . trol System of Roads as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and labor at the Countv Tool House totaling . $751.72 * -- Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County patrol system of roads for labor and materials at rates _heretofore approved by this Board were Audited and ordered paid as follow? $ 80.00 177,00 . 137.40 ,. 212.10 238.61 88.10 ; 283.7? 2fi8 fi4 . 189 01 . 282.26 sl.683.5fi 229.07 Section 1 Pection S . Feet ions 4, 16, 18 Sections 5, ® .............. i Sections 7, Section 8 ........ :... Section 9 Sect ion 11 ' Sect ion 12 ........................ Section 18, 1Q --=Sectionr" -14 • Section 17 Total : $4,609.19 Bills were -audited and ordered paid out of the motor fuel tax funds as follows: • State Aid Rou^e-^ 26 Sec. 10, ^engineering j I148.7S 11 Sec. 11, engineering 87.IW- 21A Sec. 14, engineering 48.39 1A Sec. 15B, engineering 10.50 20B Sec. 1GB, engineering? 15.7R 28 Sec. 17-TT, engineerlnij- .......... 43.68 1 3-13A Sec. 4-TT, maint. cut weeds 7 00 2 Sec. 7-TT, maint All washout . 459.23 26 Sec. 10, construction 2.564.79 11 Sec. 11, construction 2,275.97 To correct bank bal. per audit, . Aug. 3, 1937 6.30 Word was received that Section 9-RS. Project 362 A McHenry County . from Rt. 20 to Johnsburg is completed lind now turned over to McHenry County to maintain per resolution passed bv this Boafrd Jan. 8, 1935. We think '"this' can tw done with Motor Fuel Tax Funds. Word was received that the resolution passed at the July meeting of this Board for the improvement of State .Aid Ft. 28, Sec. 17-TT MFT with an nsphalt top, said road being north east of Richmond. Til., has been approved by the State Division of Highways. Wf have approved the plans and now rec- V bmmend that this Improvement be advertised for bids as soon as possible -Hand that the Chairman of this Board find the County Clerk be authorised tc slim the contract and approve thf> bond on behalf of McHenry County. Illinois vith the advice and consent of the Cnnnt\ Road and Bridge Committee. We have received and ordered turned over' to the County Treasurer for the . *-oad fund, Fr"m Pb<*'l Petroleum Corp.. check No. B-61712 dis. on jrasollne -.IZO.M1 From Villatre of Huntley, check No. 727. maintenance work 8.BO From M'ST fund for rental of Co. o-wri^d machinery Pec. 11 2.246.G1 •"Y^m MT=*T fund for rental of Co. owned machinery Sec. 10 774.fr" Total $3,046.88 Tour Committee estimates that there will be necessary for the care of th' McHenry County Patrol System of Roads an aoproprlation from the Countv Highway Tax Funds the sum o* *3500 until the next meeting of thir Br>»rd. _ j which is res'Ao -t fulty submitted tj* K'-FCKi-n S H FPKi'Vli D. M WiriOHT '.. • T, A. STOOKWELt N. B CLAWSON " The Special committee on repair of ship presented the following report, towlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the fiourd of supervisors, McHenry Couny, Illinois: Your committee ,to whom was referred the matter of the repair of the Collison Bridge over the Nipperslnk Creek in Section 27 In the Town of Richmond, McHenry County. Illnois would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we met at the site of said bridge on the 22nd day of July, 1937 together with the Highway Commissioner of said Town and C. W. Button a contractor from Hebron» Illinois, and decided to grant the prayer of the petition and repair the bridge and cnstruct a new south abutment and adopted the plan for the abutment formerly used at. the site cff thee Round Barn Bridge in Marengo Township. , The bridge was just hanging on the remains of the old abutment and one corner sagged about three feet and' we believed that same might be dislodged at any time and probably ruin the remainder of the bridge: We interviewed Mr. C. W. Button and he stated that the estimate,of, $2700 seemed ample and th«t under favorable condition? the work might- be done for less money .that he had only one small fob to finish and would do the work or, i day labor basis. We believed th)»t an emergency, existed If we were to save the bridge and were favorable to proceeding at once by dav labor. We Inally agreed to hire' said C. W. Button to act as foreman and he to furnish his carpetiter tools at • 95 cents oer hour bas^»d on a 9 hour day and that we would pay him *10.00 per day for the use of his machinery, working Mme. consisting of pumps, pile driver, steam double drum hoist. Mack truck, 1 bag mixer, steel sheeting and incilentals. the County to pay for the fuel md operators,! and furnish such form lumber as is /available at the County Shop at the Fair Grounds, and^ pay necessary helper 60c per hour and common labor 50c per hour and pay fo« the construction materials. All of which is respectfully submitted. J. E. HARRISON ® H. M. Tl'RNER It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer 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 repair of the Felltngham Bridge in Nunda Township 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 the Fellingham Bridge in section & in the Town of Nunda. McHenry County, Illinois, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we met at the site of salt! bridge on the 14th day of July, 1987 and decided to repair same by putting In a new east abutment adopting the plan for same formerly used In the construction of the Nihan bridge in the Town of Hartland, McHenry County. Illinois, same being a State approved plan and we also decided to increase the span from 18 ft. to 28 ft. and to in stall a beam type floor system with a reinforced concrete floor, and that we would find a contractor to proceed with the work as soon as possible. We again met at the site of said bridge on the 15th day of July expecting to interview contractor Hildlng Olson of Crystal Lake but he was unable to J<eep the appointment and we made an appointment with the contractor E M. Melahn, of Algonquin, Illinois to examine the bridge and repair same in accordance with the above mentioned plans, which meeting wa* held July 16. We again met with Contractor E. M Melahn on the 24th day of July, 1937 and he submitted a bid for dismantling the damaged portion of the bridge, furnishing new beams 30 ft. long and 12 in. in depth weighing not less than 40 lbs. per ft. placed 2 ft. apart and a 6 in. reinforced concrete floor and steel railing in accordance with the plana nbove mentioned for the sum of $2665, We decided to accept said bid and iwarded the contract to the E. M. Melahn Construction Co. in accordance with the above. We again met at the site of said bridge with the contractor, Kr M. Melahn and the County Supt. of Highways o>n the Hth day of August We found the old bridge partly dismantled and the west abutment proved to be in much worse condition that we had anticipated and the contractor, E. M. Melahn made a proposition to tear out the abutment and build same new to the above mentioned plans for $635 additional making a total cost i>f $3300. After due consideration we believed this to be the advisable thing to do, and we decided to accept said proposal on behalf of McHenry Countv, Illinois. All of which is resnectfullv submitted. ROY J. STEWART JOHN J. FILTP - '""7: "FREtTN-D -- ------ ' " It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the report of the special committee be adopted by this Board and the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The following resolution on Right of Way Purchase was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: R. O. W. Purchase WHEREAS, {here is no* available for the use of McHenry Countv, Illinois, out of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929, the sum of $689.24 and, WHEREAS, it is .permissible under said 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 Way Committee of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Illinois, have secured ;hfe signatures to the following Highway Dedications for the improvement if State Aid Route Number 21 A, McHenry- County. Illinois: Agness Ruegenberg, Admr., of Buchte Estate $SG.17 Eugene G. Shaw. Fern B. Shuette Shaw .14.80 Mary F. Deiieen 242.82 Frederick G. Schneider ®S.45 Lillian A. Schneider. Francis E. Schneider, Frances W. Schneider, KMherine M. Schneider : 59.35 Nellie S. Dunham 182 50 i?achael Miller 26.00 Lester Edinger, Co. Treas., Treasurer's fee ".Tr.:..7.r.:.„........ 13.65 $689 24 THEREFORE, be It resolved by said Board of Supervisors of McHenry Countv. Illinois, that the above amount of <689.24 of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929. be used for the purchase of said right r»f wav above mentioned, and. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that R. D. Woods. County Clerk, is hereby lirected to certify a copy of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings. Division of Highways, Springfield. Illinois, for Its approval for voucher. It was thereupon regularly moved by ^unr. Stevens and duly seconded by ^upr. Turner that the Right of Wav Purchase resolution be adopted by this Board and the roll being called motion was declared unanimously carried. Supr. Freund of McHenry Township addressed the Board and stated that 'ie had received several inquiries with -«gnrd to the Purchase of Right of Way for Route 21 East of the Fox River and wondered how the Right of Wav Committee was progressing with eesrd to said matter. Simr. Ackman, "hairman of the Right of Way Committee, stated that they had secured all ^f the dedications but one. known as he Huston tract and further informed 'he Board that this Is the last sixty-foot Right of Way that the State Department would approve: that from now on *11 Right of Way Dedication* would "avf to be of ei°hty-foot width. He hen asked the Board ' if they would Hvor condemnation proceedings on the Huston tract. After some discussion ;t was regularly moved by Supervisor "^reufid and dirty seconded by Asst. ^upr. tycConnell that the Right of Way ^ommittee be requested to proceed with •ondemnation proceedings on the Hus- 'on tr#ct referred to as soon as possible, Said motion was declared unanimously carried. Supr. Ackman further •orvortod that bis Committee was propressing vpry nicely in the securing of they were obtaining dedication for a lot leas than they had anticipated. The , Conimitto« oj» McHenry County Home and Hospital made the following report, to-wlt: August 4., 1987. Mr. Chairman and members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your County Home Committee met on August 4, at the McHenry County Home and audited the bills for the month of July, 1937 and respectfully submits the following report, recommending same be paid. Woodstock Wholesale Co., t«l*. 77.56 Ludwig Wilson Co., varnish; insecticide and cleaner' • v.-'-' 24.-98 111. Bell Tel. Co., telephone 16.96 Thome A Son, clothing 22 84 The Bohn Hdw. Co., paint, poison, brushes and miscellaneous 17.57, Corn Belt Hatcheries, chicken feed 27.60 F. W. Woolworth'Co., notions.Cc... 4.56 John Sexton A Co>, groceries :141.27 Raue Hardware Co.,, clipper? 1.50 Sawyer Biscuit 'Co!; crackers: and cookie's ......V; 18.96 Montgomery Ward & Cfl., wife4v'.' clothing, blankets, etc. .....v..,*.,.,:' 31.73 •Pfctiffer Pharmacy, medicine. 26.41 Fay McKenzie, beans an<3t. -oatS59,30; Boyee Bros., gas apd oil 22.69 Superior Oil Co., furnace oil and - fly spray ;... 46.53 Royal Blue, groceries .V;..,.-.!.-,..! 28.77 Seward & Rausch, fish 16.83' 0. J. Diehle, piano tuning ...v.- 4.75 Breys Bakery, bread and rolla i;... .54 24 Natiortal Laboratories, rfiops ' " and cleaners ....A.... 22.89 J. W. Griswold, hospital laundry 8.25 R. O. Andrew Co., oats, salt, and pig meal ..137.66 Albert Teesendorf,, Shellane gas 33.20 Bowman Bros. Shoe Store, shoes 15 53 Bakkom Bros., pipe fittings 3.51 Public Service Co., electricity 70.10 W. P. Allen, incidentals 4 8 75 W. P. Allen and wife, salary .„.....l ">0.00 Guy Putty, cook 73.58 Arthur Wendt, salary 55.00 John Borgeson, farm help 45.oo Olive Filweber. wages 35 00 Margaret Gilmore, nurse 55.oo Gladys Rapp, nurse .WOO Virginia Rogers, • nurrtf --. 55.00 Frank Tobln, cook ... 8.4 9 • ^ : v . . t i G i 7 . o o Woodstock Provision :~-j($$i^liid£8 8.89 flG08.ll Board- of Supervisors:- ' Gentlemen: Your County Home Committee met at the County Farm August 4th for the regular monthly business, audited the bills t.nd ordered payment of- same. The committee decided that asbestos be put on the ceiling over the smoke pipe and a hood be built over the cookstove with an exhaust fan. Also that a stoker be installed at the County Home and Hospital. A state inspector inspected the heating plants at the county farm and recommended a new heating plant in the superintendent's residence. The committee also recommended that a ditch from the pike at the Hartland crossing be dug along the R. R. right of way to drain the pond hole in the corner of the County Farm. Respectfully submitted. S. H. FRECND D M. WRIOHT I„. A. STOCKWELIj .'JOHN J. FILIP A. B. McCON'NELL It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart that the report be adopted by this Board and the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. A petition for a road Improvement in Hartland township was presented and upon motion duly made and carried was referred to the Road and Bridge Committee for a report. ^ A communication from Stale's Attorney. William M. Carroll, in re claim of the Woodstock Hospital for care of Edgar Allen Poe was presented and read to the Board. It was thereupon regularly moved by Suor. Stevens and duly seconded by Supr. Freund that the communication and claim be referred to the Poor Claims Committee, giving said Committee full power to act, and the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried.- The Chairman outlined in detail the business for the afternoon session and stated that several very important matters were to be presented for consideration The Clerk presented lists of,4 claims against the County and on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer and carried, the same were referred to the proper Committee for report and the Board adjourned to 1:30 P. M. D. S. T. tor Committee work. nso O'clock r. *. ». s. *. Board met pursuant to adjournment,' present same members constituting a quorum. The Committee on Claims, Labor, Fees and Supplies made the following report which on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: August 10, A. D. 1937 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board 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 St Co., cir. elk. fund : 148.82 Frank Thornber Co., CO. elk. , prtg. and supplies 70.10 Frank Thornber Co., COi elk. tax bk. etc 427.81 Chas. F. Hayes, judcy. jus. fees.... 25 00 Harry C. Daniels, Judcy. mta. 15.00 Knuth's Cafe, court Jurors 8.40 Judcy. Library-- Callaghan & Co 3.09 Lawyers Co. Op. Pub. Co 7.50 Amerian Law Book Co 10.00 Til. Bell Tel. Co.. C. H. Jail Mi i91.23 Helen Eckert, Board qt Review .... 9" oo C. J. Coarson, Board 61 B*vl«w --228.00 Sup. Sch. Off. Sup.-- Ethel C. Coe 6.93 Byers Printing Co ™ 1.66 Hamilton Studio 2.40 Gevaart & Thayer 6 90 C. L. Try on, Co. Hwy. Maint 278.48 R. O. Andrew Co., C. H. Jail coal 27.60 Court House Suppltea Burroughs Add. Mach. ....V.. --, 15.50 W. Elliott Judge Org. 19.50 Natl Reemploy. Serv. ...u..,...; 39.94 C. B. Dolge Co 13.75 Ludwig Wilson Co 21.12 Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees serv ; 72.35 W. J. Brown. C. H. Jail resoirs .... 24.00 Harvard Herald-- Supr. Prtg 1.80 Co Treas. Assmt ^.....100.10 Board of Review 22.75 McHenry Plalndealoy-• Sup Sch. Off. Sup .90 Supr. Prtg 1.60 Co. Treas. Asstnt 06.70 Co. Treas. prtg 22.50 Woodstock Dally Sentinel-* Co. Clk. prtg. and sup, ...417.95 Supr. prtg 8.60 Shf. off. sup. 8.50 Cir. Clk ........... 50.25 Co Treas. assriPC 284.60 Hebron Times i ------r----;-JCo Treas. Assmt. 42.60 Supr. prtg v.. 2.60 Sup Sch. off. sap .90 Richmond Gasette, co. traps.. assmt .r. ........ 60.55 Richmond Gazette, supr. prtg. .... 2.70 Marengo Rep-News, supr. prtg..... 1.70 Marengo Rep-News. Co. Treaa. assmt ..„_148.40 Sheriff Feeding Prisoners--; Star Market 55.41 Kirk man Ice Co. 9.00 Oakside Dairy ..... 11.04 Eckert & Bending - 45.79 Breys Bakery 13.84 Western United Gas' 5 77 dhas. H. Ackman 62.40 Chas. H. Ackman.t use of auto and phone 20 10 Prank C. Ven-torr.-- 10.40 Roy J. Stewart (phone $2,711 84.35 T 7j lfl . 20.70 . 51.90 . 51.60 ,. 14.50 . -44.70 . 19.60 . 18.20 J. E. Harrison H. M. Turner J. G. Stevens S. H. Freund Henry C. Meter ...™ John J. Fill^ Paul Rosenthal ^ .: !.... A. B. McConnell City of Woodstock, -C. H. jail light and water Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem- <an/t «orv * 90.45 fees and serv ..-..100.00 Ora S. Nulle, shf. feed. pris. 100.00 Philip E. Bierdeman. shf. dpty 125,00 Vestie Muldoon, C. H, Ja'tl. sa'l. ;;.'.125.-00 Daisy V. Moore, sup. schs» asst. and clerk hire ' .113.75 Dr.- B. F. Kepnelly, er. Tli cat. 165.00 Anna Graves, Er. TB cat.%..-..:-^.,.. 75,00 S A Rt .11 Section: 11 "...i'A.>.....„fV!>2fi.76 S. A. Rt. 26 Section 10 .249:66 s; A. Rt. 21A Section 1*> 62.95 S. A- Ht 2 Section 7-1 287.45 SOA; Rt: 11 Section 11 .;:i,^:./,.a04.44 «f which is respectfully;submitted D. M. WRIGHT' E. F KI KCKKU > ' • A. B. MeCPMNTKi^r. CW% : CHAS. Hv ACKMASf. £ N, B. -CLAWsofs -The' Committee on Claims, Connty Poor, made, the following rei»»>rt WhK-h on moiion of Supr. Wright, and duly seconded by Svipr. Palmer and the roll being called was. declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: " ... August 10th, A. D, 1937 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk lw> directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, ae follows, to-wit: ~ -- - Chicago Ind. Home for Chllfl., dependt. child. $556.!f T. B. and Pauper-- Old People's Rest Home, Etta Hubbard . 85.00 Zace Sanatorium, Margaret Butts 15.00 Ottowa Sanatorium, T. B, & Paup.-- ' ~~ 90.00 91.00 91 W 91.20 48.37 92.40 Dorr, Marian Kupp« Dorr,'Vera Shockey <,.i. Dorr, Hugh Walton, ^ Chemung, Ada Parrlsh Nunda, Ernest Baumann ......... . Algonquin, Amelia ElbiscH .!. T. B. and Pauper - r Coral. I.ydla Hale, Fred Hale Dr. E. Thos. Brand, Mrs. Soma and Mrs. Bussert u........... Dr. E. Thos. Brand, prisoners in county jail Dr. Wm. M. Schultz, Rthel Chambers Algonquin. Dr. „F. L. AlfOrd, Rov Daymond children, dependt. ehilj fund G4.00 All Of which Is respect JOHN J. FILIP H. M TURNER - tAUL ROSENTHAl. A'. B. McCONNEIi.1, J. ®. HARRISOPf . 46 50 112.00 68.50 66.70 Marinda Bates Sheriff Deputy-- . . Martin Ekelund Loren Edinger ,*», A. H. Severinghaus <^... 2.00 4.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 8 on Rridfffl iii Richmnn^ Tnwn. ttight of Way on»Route 67 and that Vivian Seaman Martin Bohl '., Armour Birk 12.00 Homer Mann .12.00 Homer Mann. Sheriff baflHf 32 00 Henry Fisher, shf. bailiff 16.00 Supr. Sal Mil. Fund-- L. A. Stock welt w™,... 97 10 D. M. Wright ^J.i.iiOft.40 C. M. Palmer v,.lw..i^..........^'.....„...'.l06.05 N. B. Clawson . 96.90 G. J. Carroll ...i,--: ^ 2-1.9ft E. F. Kuecker --............^ 60 20 The Special Committee on the repair of three bridges in Dunham Township made the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Your Committee to wKpm was referred the matter of Counf?t Aid in the matter of washout and dnmaReii bridges in the Town of Dunham, McHenry county, Illinois would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we met on the 16th day of July at the site of the Whipple liridge in section 11 in the Town of Dunham, and decided that a new bridge was necessary, and Instructed the County Supt of Highways to prepare plans and specifications for a new fridge of about 34 ft. clear span and 2rt ft. width of Roadway and to advertise for bids as soon as possible. We then inspected the Jaffers bridge in section 7 in the Town of Dunham and decided that same could be repaired by constructing a new north abutment and a new floor system using the steel beams out of the Whipple Bridge and 3 new beams 26 ft. long to make a wider and stronger roadway consisting of a reinforced concrete floor on a 24 ft. span bridge, and we decided . to interview various contractors with the above in mind. We then Inspected the Davidson Bridge in section 18 in the Town of Dunham and decided to put In 2-5 ft. diameter corrugated pipes 32 ft. long instead of a concrete bridge, and instructed the County Supt. of Highways to order same, and the Town of Dunham agreed to do the filling, the County to pay for preparing the bed and setting the pipe in place. Your Committee again met at the site of said Jeffers Bridge on the 22nd lay of July with Contractor B. Gierti and he was favorable to doing the work but could not start for at least 2 months, so we decided to take the matter up wTfh a contractor from Cherry Valley, III., and he gave a figure that seemed too high and could not start at once. We again met at the site of the Jeffers Bridge on the 3rd day of August with a representative of the E. M. Melahn Construction Co. and he agreed to give us a figure on repairing said bridge including a new abutment built to the State plan formerly used on the Nlhan Bridge in the Town of Hartland. McHenry County, 111., within a few days. We then inspected the Davidson Culvert in section 18 Town of Dunham and found same completed and decided to accept said work and materials on behalf of McHenry County. Illinois and we recommend that the County Clefk draw an order on the County Treasury In favor of the W Q. O'Neall Co. of Illinois for this sum of six hundred forty- six dollars two cents ($646.02) for 2-5 ft. diameter corrugated metal culverts 32 ft. (each) long and an order in favor of the Treasurer of the Town of Dunham in said County for the sum of $25.00 for preparing the bed and installing the above culverts. Payment of the above two bills will discharge the obligations of, McHenry County, Illinois in the matter of the construction of said Davidson Bridge. Your committee again met at Woodstock, 111 . with E. M. Melahn of the E. M. Melahn Const ruction Co. of Algonquin, 111., on the 7th day of August, 1937 and awarded the contract for the repair of the Jeffers Bridge above mentioned in accordance with the foregoing plan and specifications for the sum of $2620 if pilgs cannot be driven or $2870 with 22 piles under the north abutment, which said abutment is to be built wide enough to accommodate a 20 ft. width concrete top In the future, the bridge to be 24 ft. clear span with a 6 inch concrete floor reinforced Willi steel. All ef which is respectfully mfcoiJtted D. M. WRIGHT L. A. STOCKWELL G.J.CARROLL It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr, Kuecker and the report of the Special Committee be adopted by this Board and the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. - A report of an audit of M. F. T. Funds in McHenry County for the period beginning January 1, 1934 and ending December 31, 1934, was presented and ordered placed on file. The Chairman announced that the next order of business was the presentationtion of the report of the Committee on Rules and the Committee on Mc- Henrv County Farm and Home and that in their report they are recommending rules to govern the management of the McHenry County Home and Hospital, also. ..that he would at this time present each supervisor With a copy of the said rules. After the reading of the following report It was regularly moved by Supr. Turner and duly secended by Supr. Clawson that the report of the joint Committees be adopted by this Board and that the rules as recommended be declared to be the rules to govern the managment of the McHenry Countv Home and Hospital until further order of the Bpard of Supervisors of McHenry County >and the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried, to-wit: Resolution To the Board of. Supervisors; of McHenry County: The Committee on Rules, acting In pital, to whom this Board referred the matter of revising rules and regulations governing the management of the McHenry County Farm Home and Hospital, do hereby submit for the approval £ this Board the following rules and regulations for your consideration and adoption; to be the rules and regula- 'iAns governing the appointees and employees of said institution and defining their duties.,. Said rules and regulations to supercede all previous rules and regulations and such previous rules and regulations to be and are hereby dela red to "be nuu and void. And we hereby recommend your approval there- Rule I. All business pertaining t® the support of paupers ;at the McuftNRY COl'NTY FARM WOME AND HOSPITAL in Mclletiry. County, Illinois shall be under the immediate supervsion and' Control of the McHENRY COUNTY "ARM HOME AND HOSPITAL COMMITTEE. This committee shall regularly' inspect thte FARM, the HOME md the HOSPITAL and shall include the ..result's, of these investigations. In Hs repojts to the- Board of Supervisors. Admission of poor persons who desire admittance to the MCHENRY COCNTY FARM HOME AND HOSPITAL shall he made by the Superintendent thereof only upon order of the Supervisor of the township frotn which the application is made to so enter said institution and within' seven days, after such uimission the supervisor shall furnish to the superintendent a written copy of such order. Rule 3. , jp. No person once admitted to the said McHENRY COUNTY F.VRM HOMK VND HOSPITAL shall be discharged therefrom except through the order of the supervisor of - the township from which said person was committed. In he event that any such person shall leave without such order the superintendent. shall immediately notify the upervisor concerned. Rule 4. , No inmate nor patient of said McHENRY COl'NTY FARM HOME AMD HOSPITAL shall be compelled against his or her consent, to do manual lalwr therein, but all inmates who are perfectly able to do so should l»e encouraged to do such manual labor therein as his or her physical health shall permit. Rule 5. All applicants for admission to the said McHENRY COUNTY HOME shall immediately upon entering said institution submit to an examination to be made by the county physician appointed by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County which examination is hereby made compulsory in the interest of the general health of all the inmates therein to determine whether said applicant is suffering from any contagious or infectious disease qr from any other cause which would render said applicant detrimental to the other inmates therein. ^ Rule 6. There shall he appointed by the Board of Supervisors at its regular meeting in December of each year a Superintendent, a Matron, a County Physician and a supervising Nurse whose terms of employment shall be for one year from March 1 to succeedng March 1, or antil re-appointed or replaced. Rule 7. Upon the appointment of. any of the •tbove named appointees said committee shall enter into a written contract with such appointee which contract shall contain In substance the duties of said appointee. But said committee shall not be limited by said contract to the general rules herein prescribed In resard to the requirements of said appointee but they may Include such other conditions, not Inconsistant with the general rules therein, as In their judgment would best serve the Interest -of the people generally. And thecommlttee may require such guarantees of the fulfillment of such contract as in their judgment would be for the best interest of all concerned. Rule 8. The committee In charge of the McHENRY COUNTY FARM HOME AND HOSPITAL shall have full nower and authority to make a temporary appointment in case of death, resignation or •uiv other cause of any of the above named appointees in sain Institution until the next meeting thereafter of the Roard of Supervisors of the County of .McHenry at which meeting said committee shall report with recommendation In regard .thereto. Rule 9. The committee In charge of the Mc HENRY COUNTY FARM HOME AND HOSPITAL shall have power to suspend any appointee for infraction of •>ny of the rules and regulations governing said institution or for any other willful dereliction or neglect of duty or for violation of any contract made and entered into by said appointee with said committee, in which case the fees or salaries of such suspended appointee shall cease until action has been taken thereon by the Board of Supervisors. Rot* Id. The Committee in eharge In <sa*e of suspension of any apoointee shall make a report to the Board at its next meeting at which time the Board shall take the final action in the matter. Rule 11. Necessary employees in the institution other than the above appointees may be hired and discharged bv the •onimittee without action by the Board. And no fees, wages nor salaries shall 'ie paid to anv person not employed by the committee. Rule 12 I All fees, wages' or salaries for the Above appointees or enjployees shall be letermlned by the Comtnlltee in charge of said institution subject to the approval of the Board of Supervisors. Rule 18. All purchases and sales of propertv belonging to the McHENRY COUNTY PA RM HOME AND HOSPITAL shall he under the supervision and direction if the Committee in charge of the business of said institution I>atlea of Superintends** The Superintendent shall during the term of his employment give all his time, devotion and attention to the nroper conduct of the McHENRY COUNTY FARM HOME AND HOSPITAL. He shall see that all the employees on the Farm and In the Home perform the duties required of them by the committee He shall see that the inmates of said home are furnished with proper food, properly prepared, and in that such inmates are kept clean and neat in their persons and dress. He shall '\irnlsh proper food for patients in the hospital under the direction of the Supervising Nurse. He, shall cause the work on the County Farm to be done in a proper and husband-like manner, tinder the direction of said committee. He shall see that the McHENRY COUNTY FARM AND HOME are kept neat and clean and that the "lothing of the inmates Is properly washed and mended whenever necessary. He shall furnish necessary Janitor service for the ho«pltal. . He shall keep the building and premises generally In proper repair ; attend to the butchering of any hogs, cattle >r other animals or fowl killed on said 'arm and see to It that the meat therefrom is properlv cured and kept on said premises: t ike good care of all stock on -satflt firm and care for all nrovislons that are provided for said •nstitutlon, preventing waste and using such care of all property placed under his control as said committee shall require. He shall make no purchase of any kind without direction from the committee in charge and in cases where purchases are so authtorized he shall •nake and deliver to said committee an 'temized bill showing the name of the ourchaser, date, amount of purchase ind the price thereof. He shall keep a true and oerfect inventory of all stock on said farm, all implements of machinery. and ail other articles such as beds, "clothing, furniture and all Other personal property in his charge belong- •n«r to the said McHenry County. He shall keep correct account and nroperly check in all articles of food " " " to him bv any nerson whomsoever He shall not en- ~*aee in any other business during the 'erm of his appointment. He shall not keep nor allow to be keDt on said farm »xcept by permis'sion of the committee in charge, any stock, machinery or fowl excent that belonging to the county. H.e shall not use, nor permit to be used, jiny of the county bulldlrifrs unee from time to time and give his reasons therefor, the exchange or sale of my of the stock on said farm so that he committee shall at all times be informed as to the conditions and determine their action in regard thereto He shall not receive any person a* in Inmate of the home or as a patient n the hospital without an order from i member of the county board nor shallj he discharge any person without a likrit Tder. He shall, to the best of his ability. enforce all the rules and regulations adopted by the board of supervisors in relation to the management >f the, institution and he shall do or -ause to be-done such other things not ipeclficajly mentioned herein as thr x>mi»(ttee in charge mayr from tlrm 'o time require of him. . , Duties of Matron The Matron shall he manager of th' residence; superintend the pr£pa:ratior >f food for the residence, the horm Hid the hospital; see that the 'launder-' !ng and mending of apparel and bedling are. properly attended to and do *uch other du'.ies as may from time "•<* time be required of heir by the* fom- 'nittee In charge. ; '• * S>ntie« of Coiuity Physician McBMry County Soma The County Physician shall examine ill persons admitted to said McHenry '"oMntv Home immedtately after they vre admitted. He shall direct the Supervising Nurse or other , person in •harge of the-hospital In regard to the "are and attention, of the patients ir 'he hospital except those who are in 'harge of some other physician. He <hall, at the ' request of the superintendent, -examine and prescribe for any nmate of the home. He shall direct 'he purchase of medicines prescrl!»ed '"or Inmates or patients and recommend o the supervisor of the township from which an inmate was admitted the necessity of removal to the hospital md, except in an emergency, no inmate <hall be placed in the hospifal until notice has been given to such supervisor and in the latter case the supervisor shall be notified immediately. Any Supervisor may employ any physician to attend to Inmates or patients from said supervisor's township providing the physician so employed agrees t<> iperate" under the , schedule of prices idopted by the Board of Supervisors at :ts meeting of May 14, 1935, as may be -evispfKby the Board of Supervisors and aocept«nee"rtf*jmch employment by such •ihvsician shall be evidence of such igreement. Da ties of Supervising Wurse The Supervising Nurse shall devote her .time and attention to the care of natietvts in the hospital under the direction of the physician or physicians in charge, She shall receive patients into the hospital at the order of the Superintendent or any Supervisor having jurisdiction. She shall, a't the request of the superintendent, give attention to any inmate of the Home. She shall see that the Hospital Is conducted In accordance with the traditions find practices of the best Hospitals. She shall see that the orders of any physician practicing in the hospital ire faithfully carried out. She shall instruct and direct the other nurses 'n the hospltsl. She shall cooperate with the Committee and. through the committee, she shall be dl- -ectly responsible to the Board of Supervisors for the proper discharge of tier duties. •myloyees Other Than Appointee# The duties of employees other than appointees shall be prescribed by the committee in charge. All of which is respectfully submitted. - E. F KUECKER. Chairman JTHAS. H. ACKMAN >AT'L ROSEVTHACr ~-- • .' 'l!. H. FREUND JOHN J. FIT.IP , A. 8TOCKWELL D. M. WRIGHT K. B. McCONNKIX The Chairman presented read a communication from the State Denartc, ment of Public Welfare outlining i»SijTi"i tail the procedure to be taken by <.the Board of Supervisors in the selection of a County Superintendent of Public Welfare. After some discussion It was regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that the Chair be instructed to appoint a committee of five Supervisors to receive applications and that said comr mittee proceed immediately, and to report applications that they feel are qualified to the September meeting of this Board. Said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Chairman asked the Indulgence of the Board in the appointment of the Committee, and that he would some time later make the appointment and notify the members The Chairman stated that within the very near future It was the Intention of "the Federal Government to discontinue all W. P. A. projects In rural areas and concentrate the W. P. A. Activities In the larger cities, but in his opinion there was one project in McHenry County known as the Sewing Unit that was a very worthy project, nnd Mrs. Marjory Jordon of the Rockford office, W P. A. w»uld now address the Board with regard to said matter. Mrs. Jordon outlined in detail the work being done by the Sewing Project, stating that there were approximately twelve women employed and that with an expenditure of about three hundred dollars per month to be made by McHenry County, she was quite sure that the project could be continued. The Chairman then read a report showing the activities of the project over a period of a year. A general fdlscusslon was then had with regard to said matter. Aaron Kohls, District Supervisor of the Federal W. P. A. located at Woodstock, 111., addressed the Board and stated that all Federal Projects in the County were to be discontinued as soon as possible and that In his opinion this should not* be done for the reason that there were very many worthy projects yet to be completed. He further stated that it was the plan of the Federal Government to / concentrate their W. P. A. Projects into a larger area. After a general discussion in regard to said matter it was reuularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr Turner that the Relief Committee of the Board of Supervisors he instructed to immediately contact the W. P. A. authorities at Rockford and other counties in the district to see if somethting could be done to continue the projects in McHenry County. Motion declared unanimously carried. Supr. Palmer. Chairman of the Committee on Noxious weeds, stated that his Committee In some localities in the County were receiving splendid cooperation but that in other localities their program h.as not been followed through, and that he wondered if the Board- wanted them to -continue: that there was still a lot of work to be done. The Clerk then read a proclamation from the Government of the State of Illinois, declaring the two weeks period from August 8th to 22nd as "Weed Destruction Days." It was suggested bv Supr. Ackman that the Committee visit with the Kane County authorities to see if something could be done in their county. Supr. Stockwel] was of, the opinion that the law'should be changed hack to the way It was in the first place for the reason that It was not possible now to pet results onlv through a suit, and that under the old law the thistle commissioner could have the thistles cut on property and add the expense to the pronerty owner's taxes Asst. Supr. Rosenthal stated that if the township thistle Commissioner was not interested in the proers"i that he should be thrown out of office and a new commissioner apoointed. ,lt was the opinion of the Board that the Committee should continue with their work in riddlnsr the county of noxious weeds. Supr. Stewart. Chairman of the Committee on Public Buildings stated that Sheriff Nulle has made a request for awnine for the' east windows of the Sheriff's residence. That due to a large shade tree being blown down in a recent storm there is no protection available. Said matter was referred to the Building Committee for their considers t Ion. Supr. Ferris of Grafton Township, adbrought and delivered '.dressed the Board and stated that ev- ' " 1 -- ervthinp comes to those who wait. and that the citizens in his community have waited about seventeen vears for the completion of Route 47 and that he wns very much in favor, of having a celebration in the form of a picnic. Suor. Turner of Hebron, being on the •»orth end of 47. bordering the State of Vermel,,. stauJ he was also in favor Henry County Department of Public Welfare, Suprs. Ackman, Kuecker, Turner, Stevens and Stockwell. The following named persons were selected to serve as Grand Jurors for the September Term of the Circuit ' '"ourt, 1937 and upon motion of Supr. fuecker,, and duly seconded by Supr|. Turner the list was approved and the? Merk directed to certify the same to he Clerk of the Circuit Court, to-wit: ?• Ftiley--William Furr. Marengo -- Melvin Grlebel and Delos . Wright. , " >unham--Philip R, Ames. ' 'hemung--J. w. Phalen and K. P. ttH-t beck. : Mden--Roy Fink, 'o--- Mar'land Fi'ank Costello. • r ,, t \ it,< Vneca--Charles Dunning, t" "oral--Ralph Deneert. " raft on---Clarence Winne ">orr--lames R-.. Pierce afttt , i. Howell: • -v » «" , Ireenwood--WilL. Banford.' ' :•! ,*•"."4- "-j-vt-V"-"-v', iebron-- Stanley -Cter'nue. ' f - >" \ ' , iichmond'--tEdvard BucKert. • • fa •> >v t Rurton--Gharles Freund. , * r'>^ .5 YfcHenry----Math Glossori and Math hl' - Blake.' • • ,"• Vunda--Rudy llauck and George Tee- • ' sendorf. '• »> " - \lgonquin<--Gordon" K^mhol* arid Jsuhea 3 Howell. ' *V The Clerk presented and read & com-.-,*)»J^ mini cat ion fVanv Charles Adamack of rv^ \ £ "• ^ Algonquin, Illinois, -requesting some ot he County Insurance Business which '*<•., , *• >. •> •va« ordered placed on file. A commun- ; : • ' xatlon from McColltim Hoist A Mfg. ' "o. was presented and read and refer- , * -ed to the Committee on Public Build- ' ngs for report. '* I A report of an inspection for insur- ', i ince purposes at the County Home and " '1 •"arm was presented and ordered refer- _* ed to the County Farm Home Commit- ; »• ee for their consideration. : ['% Reports of condition at the close of uisiness on June 30. 1937 of the First •^tate Bank of Harvard. State Bank of Huntley, Cary State Bank, and West. McHenry State Bank were presented uid ordered placed on file. Several communications from the >tate of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings were presented1 ind ordered placed on file. The monthly report of the Circuit ""lerk was-presented and ordered placed" >n file. The Chalr^man announced that If the, members of the Board or anyone pres-" >nt had nothing further to propose he^ would entertain a ,motion to adjourn,^ whereupon it was regularly moved by_ ^upr. Turner and duly seonded by Supr. "lawson to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the board adjourned. F. E BECK. Chairman. \ttest: R. D. WOODS. Clerk. Regular September Meeting 1937 '.'M W3 m •-j.5•I /'IPfarTronorftble Board of SupervTajsrsv .* of McHenry County, Illinois, met in- ,/r > - v \ a n n u a l s e s s i o n a t t h e C o u r t H o u s e i n - . y 5 the City of Woodstock, on Tuesday, the ,'j,* - ? 14th day of September, A. D. 1937 at • t, . 10:30 A. M. D. S. T. •/' >. °."i The meeting was called to order fcy the Chairman and the roll being called ' the following members responded to;,.*-)).® their names, to-wit: Supervisors L. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, Chas. M. iner F. E. Beck, N. B. Clawson. G. J. Carroll. E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. man, Frank C. Ferris, Roy J. Stewart. Vine T. E. Harrison, Henry M. Turner, J. G..^ 73 Stevens, Frank May, S. H. FYeund,.. l i (g Henry C. Meier. John Fillp, and Asst. Suprs. A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a full Board. »r*~33 The Records of the Special August" "1" \ Meeting were read and on motion ap-i proved. The Chairman called upon Mrs. WJtfj' T. Charles, president of the McHenry County Home Bureau and Mrs. Claras" " Sweenoy, Home Bureau Advisor. Mrn.^-'ifef Charles outlined in detail the work of. • * the Home Bureau in McHenry County^': and requested the Board of Supervi»ors^#i^;-.';."L^-ji:f|3 to reinstate the appropriation of om> " Ml , : * thousand dollars. After some discu»- _ r ^ «ion, it was "moved by Asst. Supr. Me-f* " ^ Connell that the appropriation to McHenry County Home Bureau of Owe!' > JS Thousand Dollars he made, payaWet* xAteS# monthly. Said motion was lost for the-? want of a second, after which It Hilc'w regularly moved tn- Supr. Stewart, aiKfr.'3?*« duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that an* appropriation of Five Hundred Dollar*^ r <".'l -I tie made to the McHenry Countv HomeBn°La *• Bureau and that the County Clerk be* ioi w'.•« instructed to draw orders on the Coun» J«Wil . >,J | ty Treasurer monthly for the ensulngi q * ' vear and the roll being called said mo-f - . ^ J tion was declared unanimously carried.* " <5| j'„- Mrs. Charles then thanked the Board!'Wf1# V of Supervisors for their splendid co- til operation and assured the Board that" JC 1 -1 the money would be wisely spent. 4 ' 5 State's Attorney Carroll appeared be-i" fti £ • 1* fore the Board and made a request fori-"**1 # **• Z "I a typewriter for his office, after whichi ^ it was regularly moved bv Supr. Wright - - "l! and dulv seconded by Suor. Harrlsonh-- that said-matter be referred to the Pur-"'4^ ' [ * chasing Committee giving said com-, -o * i mittee full power to net, and the roll-. "•»"** , v being called, said, motion was declared,' unanimously carried. \ V,. :l The following report of the County0" - J Treasurer for the month of August. • " 1937, was nresented and read to tbl ' , : '-'S% Board to-wit: ' - -' -, County Treasurer's Seport 11 ' I Tor the Month of August. 110? -jvvi IS ..... 'er hTs charge for anv purpose other j of the picnic conjunction with the Committee of the j' hii those for which the same was In-1 McHenry County Farm Home and Hos- I tended. The Chairman--announeed the appointment of the following committee to re- Bal. on hand, July 31at, 1*8? In all funds I10S.5C9.89 Disputed Taxes '..$ 90 34 State Hwy. Violation# >54 00 Supervisors, Co. Hone S40.57 Inheritance Taxes 1.113,82 Countv. from Forfeited taxes 8,827.80 Dor Tax from forfeited taxes 39.23 Non High Tax, forfeited taxes 95,59 Tn. on Forfeited Taxes 2,917.30 (bounty Officers' Fees 2,242.91 = If, fees on forfeited taxes .1,434.88 Penalties and fees, forfeited taxes 867 41 Hepoptt by Order of Couj;t .2S.97 Mothers' PenalWta .... ipfr71 l icense Fees 100.00 Highway Fund 2,259.78 General Fund 6.30 Motor Fuel Tax .11,<99.T9 Supt. County Home 8.89 Pers Property Back-Taxes23 86 Check returned 1,$J7.87 Old Age Assistance, salaries advanced ..... MISS Inheritance Ta* Fees .50 TOtal Receipts for August 29.069 49 Oram! Total Receipts U*4.l25.3t KspeadltuMS County Ordera $9,147 4« Highway Orders ,4,178.39 Mothers' Pensions -- 765.00 Disputed Taxes --.-- 721.01 Grand and Petit-Jurors 11.40 County Jurors 83.5® Pettv Cash 23.00 Distributed Forfeited TaA.es tt»T44.53 42 00 90.1« „.. *10.00 M*7.24 48.00 750 00 2.10 0* 59,911.89 _74.708.49 Coroner's Jurors Stamps - j. Court Reporter Inheritance Taxes .. Insanity Jurors ........ Salaries - Bounty Orders - Motor Fuel Tax -- Total Disbursements Bal. on hand Aug. Slat, in all funds ^„ • Grand Total $1J4.«35.3# The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. LESTER EDINGER. Co. Treas. SuJ&scribed and sworn to before mc this 14th day of September. 1937. R. D WOODS. County Clerk. It was thereupon reaularlv moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by- Supr. Stevens that- the report be approved and ordered placed on file. Motion declared unanimously carried. The Committee on Finance presentedt the Annual Appropriation Ordinance' and Budget, to-wit: Your committee on Finance beg teave , to report that they have established a budget for the generai funds and for * tbe funds raised by taxation for gsn-J^f' eral county purposes for the fiscalS3.: period ending with the Sunday preced-.^.*- ing the first mondav in December, 193S. *2s and recommend to this Honorable Board;*? the approval and adoptton of the budget ; A or "Annual Appropriation Ordinanc- ' attached and made a part of this report. in the manner and upon the c vntti k