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WTttmua, And roll being called, was declotfd tiimously adopted, tc>-wlt: July «, A. 3. Utt lit. Chairman and Gentlemen of tl|S Board Of Supervisors: iTo»ir COihmittee on County Poor Clalfris woiil o be* leave to report that a*}' have examined all claims present M to them, and recommend the pa; of the following and that . bo directed to Ifeoue orders on , iy. Treaiuret to the Claimants for veHil amounts allowed, as foUoWs « . #o.b S jttdent' Children--« f nOWfri Indus, sohool, iQt and Glossen ....^---iJ Child Welfare As«n., ami Daymond £ia^fco^eni«ML Bradley Kicksteadt, Hint _ p*itt«, Yptebo II. }ndva. Home Cor Child. Mt. . - - k yard Sanatorium, Kuhla^k-- LtlSfit'.::! guff^SCR. «uri. * Sons. Vermett IrO. N'* S2u*p. , Av rmpry Ho*p.. pumbrpw L. fllniley, Itotilmar f«berti% WUoox (fluff, Vermett ...~.:...™. , Pub Horn.,'Beardaley 11 s Rest mm* ferny Xgttgn jM Brand, Pattwraon, COn- Aekunr, MereH, Ca»T, _' Tea Co., Hciltop •}f.* BK>ok% pre off tit? TB 0ah., Tfe patient MiM bt lOHT An I<«Mon of Woodstock, llllii addittMal allotment of $S0| the Boicardua Aet. it appei oar Coifnmittee tliat th« Mid tliroaffh errpr to collect noant for the year lliit «|( .«*Cf«aarv for them to UM tMi HMt llfi allotment to pay blUii -Jk. lWO. 1 -W* thereicVe re8 ia too request b« granted Until amount of fsod.oo; the said poat fall*, D allotment, bo ere aad that the C mM draj# an "^reaaUrw ,for the • Tequtat iMini: fllll rtapoctfully auc AUT. Cbalrililft I _ lirmao Podf r Consihi rd and stated jooi^mittoe a groat tal Sttwrviion who to proaent to the coni falttee,.WoMld have them made out and fWMti to by the claimant on the proper MFldaVltri before they are filed. Bi^pr. Stewart further informed the Board it that his committee had received a faoueet from L,ouise M. Brooks, the County Court Probation Officer, for an tacroaae In salary and that it was the Woloa of his committee that said mattar ahould be referred to the Fees and Salarjr Committee. Mr. Stewar tmad« a detailed report to the member^ of the Board of the progress made" by the Township Officials Association concerning the bills that were up for pa*aa|M at Splincilold and known as the ADC bills and that the legislation aa flwiy passed showed very clearly that the Township Officials Organisations Wftte successful in their deairo to retain homo rale, it was thereupon regularly mbveo by Supr. Ferris and dulv aw* ondM hy Supr Meier that the req«Mt of Mrs./Brooks for an increase In salary be referred to the Fees and Salary Committee and the County Judge fo report. Motion declared carried. Several communications from {1m State of Illinois Department Pubiic Works and Buildings were presented and ordered placed on Ale. An acknowledgment of sympathy shown by the Hoard was received from Supr. and Mrs. H. C. Meier and family in the loss of their son which was drd» Ored placed on file The Chairman of the Committee on ftelief of Blind made an oral report recommending the appointment of Dr. H. J. Schmid, of Harvard, Illinois, as examiner of the blind for McHenry County. Supr. Harrison offered the following amendment to the report of the committee on Relief of the Blind. "That Dr. T. F. Forrest of W<fodstock, IllinoiK, be appointed Kxaminor of the Blind'1 and moved its adoptiton. Said motion tO adopt the amendment to the report Was duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker and upon roll call was declared not carried by a vote of 7 for the amendment and 10 against the amendment and one supervisor not voting. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Beck and duly seconded by Supr. Witt' mus that the report of the Committee o« Relief of Blind be adopted and that Dr. H. J. Schmid of Harvard, Illinois, D» appointed County Examiner of the Blind, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion carried and Dr. H. J. Schmid of Harvard, Illinois appointed Examiner of the Blind of McHenry County. Supr. Clawson, Chairman of tfe* Purchasing Committee, stated that the Question of the purchase of coal for McHenry County was brought to his attention and wondered what action the ward wanted to take upon it. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Klip and duly seconded by Supr Ferris that the purchase of coal for the McHenry County Court House and Jail bo referred to the Purchasing Committee, Slving said committee full power to act, and the roll being called, the Chair- Man declared the motion unanimously The Chairman stated that If there yas no further business to come hi- •ore this meeting, he would entertain * motion to adjourn. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Turner and ""'y seconded by Supr Ferris to adirn. Motion carried^ Thereupon the rd adjourned. OlLBEftf J. CARROLL, Attest: Chairman. O. WOODS, Count* CTsrk. ^ Meeting, is Board of Supervisors Illlnotn, Mist in >ant to the followone- thTrd Al/lts .((MfeljM*; t6c%tner wittb proof of .it as das of Atifll A. D. 1941 at ton-thirty oWrtfc 3nrnD«ir>. to-wlt: '"77^* J«*r <4^ Cwlt* CUMk, McHMtr/ -county, Wooditwk, Illinois. . . We, th« undersigned membera of tko Boards »f Sajiorvifors of. McHenry Codnty, Illinois, Sftfour request that you call 4k moatlaf of aald Beard to be held ^tlOMafr tho llth day of August, A. W. 1141, for ihe purpose of selection ofvOMtnd Jurcr* and Supplemental panol and transacting of any and all Mas to come befoor e said meeting. t«4 thil 19th day of July. V-fe SUto of ths MATT k. SCHMITT • ||j^THA^:- J. STEWARI?' V jjfOLAN. JR. ' ; .^jdliRROLL - ^odl^feiofk ;A>ffi«'io Clerk of the Board of SiiMfVlfeara of said County, in the Slhto mtiijtld, do hereby certify that " |»ftk,i^fe£ July, 1941, being not Itard^l^up^lsors, I depMited in mall at the po4t of if Woodstock, Illinois, notice of said meet toeing a true ahd cor- M| with the titfte ahd meeting, addratood to following Supervisors of C b U n t a t t h e i r r e s p e c t i r i l p d h t mail, addfeM #et opposite each name, Marengo t -- H*rtn|o SOTS wl .»i.tf&ion HuBtiay Wo^4sto*k Woodattk ..RlchSiond 'T<* •• T. Pat I •CM . ae »aid <^urt Bck this llth' if «JlT.^r,.....Xlryatl H liake .u.-- AlyoaqtHn Wobflgtoftk •if office in Wood of July, A. t>. lMt R. D. WOODS, / County Clsrk Ndled to oMsr by Carrol L asd the Clark, tfie _„jnded to^thilr •ore L. A. dtbekcarl E. Wjttm\|s, Turner, t. att N. Scl ip and Aasii Jr. arrtl * 'uU last proftAdiilg on motion aprecofd. i of She County tt «f July. 1941 "l and upon tno- IjH* seconded by red carriodv the ved ind ordered <^S255^7S?1 ,"> Balance brought forward July 1st, 1941 ....$171,871.64 Personfcl Prop. Back Taxes ....$ 108.50 Highway Funds gg.M Supen-lsors, Co. Homo 646.23 Fines for Violations on Hwys. 442 CO County Officers' ^eea J,511.6? Motor_ Fuel Tax Fund 6,000!00 146.00 8.62 40.00 167.00 j.6Q 616.00 .00 J On 767.90 0t*i i 6202,884.07 - % and foregoing report is co«"r®c* »fcofding to my best Knowledge and belief. . ' C. FRANK DALT. . County Treasurer. tkuuS"^? , a -- t > - W O O D S , (B«ai) . County Clark. The ComtMHee-'ot, f^es aBd Salaries presented the following report,' to-wlt: State of Illinois, fouhty of McHenry, n. To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Comhiittee on Fees and Salaries \Z ***"1 Was f*fe""«d the request of the Probatipi! Officer of the County Court for additional salary and car ali lowance would beg leave to submit the following Voport on the matters before them. Your Committee held two meetings to dl«ru»s said matter and at the last meeting the Honorable Henry L, Cowlln, the County Judge of McHenry County, and Louise M. Brooks, Probation Officer of said County, were present. Tour Committee found, upon investigation, that the Probation Officer f a ^*"1 of extra work on child welfare problems in the County, outside of her regular work on Mother's an? to f'Bular dependent children under the Jurisdiction of the County Court and that this work u is necesnary for her to URe her car great deal. Your Committee, after having duly considered said request. that the Probation Officers salary be increased from $90.00 n month to $l»0.00 a month and that who be allowed fSo.OO a month for travelling expenses in McHenry fount y, •n increase Of $20 00 a month. We further recommend that tfte said Probaof ^ i ' -- i o.uoTor. back expenses and "that upon #*<* ***• mtH J«Uow, £«rth sad thf |»he approval of this report, the County (Stater. • % I clerk bs instructed to draw an order *. jon thp County Treasuror payabla to tho Color* in Chinets Bags ^ Csl«* ^' Chinese rugs ha/e paf- IfcuJUur Significance; red signifies fire 6D^ fiduth; black, water and file North; <Uue or green, woodland i t -- •2 £*m}l wwt.. Ml or mist ! fo.g&i&'ZSL: JSKSZ Probation Officer for the same. Your Committee at their first mooting received a request from Ethel C. Coe^i Co. Supt. of Schools, for an additional amount to be paid out of her appropriation for expenses and your committee, after having duly considered said request, would recommend that she be allowed $30.00 a month for the months of July, and August and $40.00 a month for the months of September, October and November, making an additional amount of $00.00 over and above the amount previously allowed. All of Which is respectfully submit- - f C H A S . H . A C K M A N j • "S C/PBRRY WRIGHT u A. jfepdswrcuL v TYJrnerk .... o F. 'K. BECK •V"*'-;1 J. G. STEVKJCS J . %'<£,p ROY. J. STEWAJfcf,.:.• It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ferris and duly seconded by Supr. Meier that the report of the Committee on Fees and Salaries be approved and the recommendations adopted. Asst. Supr. Rosenthal addressed the Board and stated that he was very much in favor of an increase in salary for the Probation Officer of the County Court for the reason that he felt that she was doing exceptionally good work and had saved the County quite a bit of money, but that he did not believe that It was good practicee to allow the said Probation Officer a lump sum for back expenses. A general discussion was then haa with regard to said matter. Asst. Supr. Rosenthal then offered the following amendment to th£ motion that the report of the Committee on Foes and Salaries be approved and tho recommendations adopted except that . - , part of the report recommending tnat Kan tM dan prior to tho day set ! the said* Probation Officer, Louise M. - • Uat, 1941 motfiihg of Bi'ooki, be allowed a lump sum of $120.00 for back expanses. The admendtnent to the motion was duly seconded by Supr. Harrison and the roll being called, was declared not carried by a vote of eight supervisors voting for the intendment to the motion and nine supervisors -voting against the amendment (o the motion and one supervisor not Voting The Chairman then directed the Clerk to call the roll on the original motion to adopt and tho roll be- Address i ing called, tho Chairman declared the motion flurried. The Committee on Eradication of Tuberculosis In Cattle made a recommendation for the re-appolntment of B. F. Konnelly as COunty Veterinarian for McHenry County to administer the tuberculin test for the year beginning July 1, 1941 and ending not later than Jphe 30, 1942 and presented the followrtg oontract and agreement, to-wlt: THI8 MEMORANDA OP AGRSBMENT, made and entered into on the 12th dny of August, A. D. 1941, by and between L. A. Stockwell, Carl E. Wlttmus and Frank May for and on behalf of the Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, which Is the party of tho first part and Dr. B. F. Kennelty, party of the second part. WITfNKSSKTH: THAT {WHEREAS, The Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, haa heretofore appropriated a sum of money to be used in the suppression of tuberculosis among dairy cattle of the Cunty of McHenry under the direction of said Board of Supervisors, and WHEREAS, the said Dr. B. F. Kennelly has been appointed County Vetwtn riiw t erln*rian to administer the tuberculin rL H ii' te^"' by McHenry County, and said ap- Rov i dLwa**' P°lmn}ent has been confirmed by the «GY J. eieyari, Department 0f Agriculture of the Stato of Illinois. This memoranda therefore wltnesseth that it is mutually agreed by and between the parties hereto that the party of he first part agreed to employ the party of the second part for a term of one year beginning July 1, 1941, and ending not later than June SO, 1942, under the following express terms and conditions, that is to say: The party of the second part agreOs to perform his services to ths satisfaction of the above mentioned commlttaa representing the Board of Supervisors of the said McHenry County for the salary of Sixteen Hundred Eighty> Dollars (1,680.00) per annum, no to IM governed by the direction of the Committee representing the Board of Supervisors as to tne manner in which tuberculin tests are to be made, he will keep or cause to keep an accurate account with a card system of all cattle tested by himself and by his assistantst and to see that a propor 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 above 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 and the party of the second part is to have charge of buying of necessary ear tags for branding of cattle and also all other necessary supplies to carry on the said tests, party of tho first part to pay for same. The party of tho first part reserves the right to supervise and direct the services of the party of the second part so long as this contract 1^ in force and effect and In case the services of the party of the second part are not satisfactory to the parties of the first part, and upon a report of such dissatisfaction to the Board of Supervisors n session either at a regular or special meeting of said Board, and If said report of dissatisfaction is approved, this contract shall be terminated and the services paid for proportionately up to the termination of said contract, it being understood that in case such report is made, party of the second part xhall have the right and opportunity to 'ippear before the Board of Supervisors :<nd 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 Twertty-fiive 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 upkeep of any automobile that he may use or pay for and other expenses of going to and :rom his employment. ~ it is further understood and agreed that the party of the second part shall give the party of the first part sixty days notice of termination of employment and that the party of the first part shall give the party of the second part sixty days notice of dismissal. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have hereto hereunto signed their names the day and year first written above. Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois. Party of the first parti By L. A. STOCKWBLli- FRANK MAY CARL. E. WITTMITS • Members of Committoa. ' Party of the Necond nnrt. B. F. KENNELLY. « Dog Tax Fund Sheriff, Pers. Hlhs Minors Instltitte Fund " "" Pehaltles and Fees Liquor Licenoo* • " Wilson Minors Supt. of County HcMne .."...1" Deposit by Order of Court ..„ Glpsi Minors inheritance Tax.es Blind Relief. State of 111 2,061.12 0!d Age. Asst. Adtn,, off. exp. 22.12 Gen. Fund, 3al« of Tax War. 16,000.00 Total Receipts L..,..28,212.13 15.0C *FC« 12.0<i Grand Total $866,884.87 . • M IqwiaituM ,-Coaaty Orders Highway Orders Mothers' Pensions .... Bounty Orders, Blind Relief ;..C. Salaries V.... Z?^ZZ County Trteas. Salary ... "" Motor Fuel Ta* Ordors Coroner's / Jurors Plfos for Violations on " Jgfr* to ®tat« •••*- Inheritance Taxes Old Age Assn Admr. * 'Jrand and Petit Jurors (Jen. Fund, Payment of Wah 80,682.77 Total Orders r-- <$,696 64 Balance on hand July 8lst 1841 in all funds 168,188 78 $8,616.88 6418,61 878.60 16.40 4.(118.00 466.00 ;60.00 61.02 ,78.00 n86..6M8 20.00 88.12 180.10 each Job looking after the County's interest. - We have accepted tho -JUVey bridge widening Job (three 16 ft. roadway bridges widened to 24 ft. roadway and the approaches widened) at a cost ..<f $1590. On July 18, 1941, the Huntley asphalt seal coat job was let to the lowest bidder, the Asphaltic Limestone Corporation of Chicago, Illinois at a cost of $4510.60, same being about 400 dollars above the preliminary estimate. l'he Hartland Soil cement road double seal coat of asphalt was let to the lowest bidder the Suburban Oil Co. ot Oak i'ark, Illinois at a cost of $1,440.74 and we authorised the chairman of this Board and the County Clerk to sign both above mentioned contracts and approve the bonds on behalf of McHenry County, Illinois, and we ordered preliminary patching of ravelled portions of the Hartland soil cemeng road 'With asphalt by our own workmen and $1200 will be needed to be appropriated irom thte MFT funds In the form of a maintenance resolution to complete the contract. Tne Chappel Hill Road seal coat Job north of McHenry, Illinoin, was also let iO the lowest bidder, the Suburban Oil Co. of Oak i'ark, Illinois, at the unit prices of $0.1li> per gal. for seal coat .tsphalt applied and $0.13 per gal. for nand sprayed asphalt applied on patches and crackcd places and due to raises m prices over last year an appropriation of $800 froth the MFT maintenance tunds will bo needed to complete the Job. On July 24, 1841 we accepted the Riley gravel Job (for hauling and spreading 8460 cu. yds. ot pit run gravel d.nout 3 miles haul <?n the Riley Stato iu Road Job) payable out of the reguar County road funds. The Aiden and the Spring Grove black top road Jobs have boon completed except for the final seal coats which are not to be applied until the base has been curod a couple of weeks. On Aug. 1, 1941 we allowed a partial estimate on the Alden black top iob (iown as Sec. 20-IT c*f 90 per cent' of the completed work and materials in he sum of $8,427.92 to the contractor and on August 9, 1941 we allowed an estimate on the Spring Grove black top .oad known as Sec. 13-IT of 90 per cent of the value of oompleted work and materials in the sum of $11,448.62 to the contractor. Ou August 6. 1841 we met at Woodstock, Illinois, to receive bids for the Alitchell Bridge, south of Lawrence known as section BOB MFT an4 awarded tne Job to tho low bidder, the E. M. Melahn Construction Co. of Algonquin, Illinois on the aggregate bid in accordace with the unit prices of $5,184.96 and authorized the Chairman of this Hoard and the County Clerk to sign the contract and approve the bond on behalf of McHenry County, Illinois. We again met at Woodstock, Illinois on the 9th day of August 1941 and audled and oraered paid bills of a general nature chargeable to McHehry County patrol system of roads as a whole for supplies and repairs for County owned machinery and labor at the County tool house $1,206.76 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County system of roads for ltbor and materials at rates herotolore approved by his Board wera. audited and ordered pajd as follows: 62,181.82 -- 1*1.82 106.23 -- 86.54 ...... 224.47 -- 682.68 Sections 3, 14 .Sections 4, 16, 16 Ejections 4, 17 Sections 6, 6 Sections 7, 8, 8, 10, 11. 12 Sections 16, 16 • nil1 Total $4,860.32 Bills were audited and ordered, paid out of motor fuel tax funds as follows; S. A. Route Section 13-13A 2, 13-1SA ,4-IT maintenance labor #! 6.00 2, 7-1T maintenance labor ^7,60 BB, 8 maintenance labor 10.68 28, 9-T maintenance labor 5jy It, 11-IT maint. labor, adv. coiw 23:60 26', 12. maintenance labor 6.U0 4A, 4A ext., 6B ext., 13, maint. ' labor, machine rental ^ 4A, 4A ext., 6B ext, 18-IT, engi. labor and material . .. 117.88 4A, 4A ext., 6B ext^* 18-IT, . ,£on,,t- ,e8t- Np- 1 -..-41,143.152 ^3, 17-1T; maint. labor • 7.00 17 and 19, engi. labor . 2.00 14 and 15, i9 engi. labor ... ' , 7^0 .4 and 15, 19, cons.t. labor, material, machine rental 469.94 . In ,™aint' ,la,b°r- ma°h. rent 88.86 1, 20-IT engi. labor, mat 188.46 1, 20-IT const, labor, material machine rental 427.82 21, const, labor, material machine rental „.l,416.29 *®g. f2, engineering labor !. 45.99 2QB, 22, const, labor, material, machine rental 2.845 0g JOB, 22, Right of Way (Chester* Kublv) 20B, 24, construction labor 86.30 5.00 84.90 20.20 16.00 18.90 13, 26, engineering labor 26, 27, maint. labor,, adv. costs 19, 30 B engi. labor, adv. costs 2, 31, engi. labor IB »U The, heavy grading work on "the Anderson road west of Route 28 in the Town of Marengo is nearing completion and the graveling will soon start ad we are expecting to send the gradln! L n!f<:|jlnery to the road north of Ridgefteld within tho next week, if the right of way is secured. We instructed the County Supt of Highways to prepare a proper resolution for the necessary additional MFT maintenance funds to complete the work outlined above and we recommend that said maintenance resolution be passed by this Board at this time. At the July 8, 1941 meeting of this Board 5 small pieces of State Aid Road were discontinued subject to the approval of the State Division of Hlghrrri, th0 P°rtl°n» Of State Ala Koaas d (^continued were approved an" other three will be approved provided the resulting gaps in the sys- <'m of road*] are closed. We therefore instructed the County Supt. of Highways to pf'jpare the necessary resolulon so that the system will be a con- .ected one as provided by law, and we recommend it a passage by this Board it this time. We have received from tho motor u wV** funds rental on County owned •achinery ss follows: Sec. 18, $14.08; >ec 19, $276.79; Sec. 20, $15.36; Sec -1, $1099.42; Sec. 22, $805.07; and from Village of Huntley for rental of motor •Trader $28.50, a total of $2249.22 and urned same over to the County Treas- 'rer for the road fund, which said sum * hereby re-appropriated for road puroses including the repair storage and purchase of roAd niaohlnerv. >ur committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County, Illinois patrol system Of oads an appropriation from the County f,u^, "C ,s»00 unt» the next neettnjr of this board. ^^All of which is respectfully aVfemit- It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Ferris that Dr. B. F. Kennetly be appointed County Veterinarian and that he oontract be approved and the roll being called, the Chairmhn declared the motion unanimously carried and l*r R. '. Kennelly appointed County Veterinarian of McHenry County subject to he terms and conditions of the contract and agreement. The Committee on Roads and Bridges presented the following report, wSiich >n motion of Supervisor Harrison and luly seconded by Supr. Ferris and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: Ci chalrman and Gentlemen of, tho , Board of Supervisors, McHenry Coun- , ty, Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee for said county Would beg leave to submit (he following report on the matters before them. The County haB been engaged very actively in road construction the past month. Eight Jobs are undv way or the preliminary steps have bean taken, and your committee has spent a day on '! A. STOCK WELL C. MEIER . G. STEVENS SE. BECK OY J. STEWART State Aid RL M. F. ¥. 1 AppropH4tt«| VobfOco ttss fm. wB 27--27 and be it furtMf (1) that tha. Jlbofo designated seer tlons be maintained, under tho provisions of said Motor Fqal fa* LAW .during the year «MV)r 4>oq»m&or M6MT pkrt -- Fuol (2) that -worstia I an addition*! SMr 4 dred dollafs ($t,100.C allotment of Motfr " tfaie maJatefeanoo of ed sections; and be RESOLVED, tua approp t 1 Ta$t Funds for Jtkwo dosignatr Cler hereby dlraetod to UMwralt two csrt^|a2 copies of this r&iafgri to the ment of Publio Works and Buildtnjrib Division of Highway*, ipringfleld, Illinois through Its District Engineer. It was thereupon regularly moved by SUpr. Ferris and duly, seconded by ^Sr. Harrison that the resolution be adopted by this Board. And $ho roll be ink called, the Chairman declared the motl<0a unanimously carried. The following Rogdlutldii coating State Aid Roads was prsseatod and read to the Board, to-wlt; 48.28 868.48 86.92 888.24 70.62 $1,988.62 165.96 'if#* s nf*!!?r,i ftar.rv80n J b,roUBht the "matter of getting the dedications for the lmprovement of the Franklinvtlle Road and stated that it was his opinion that HUX i>u,d bS- securerl as soon as pos- .u?r- Kuecker was also of the • ame opinion. After some discussion. It £ regularly moved by Supr. Harrison the R.ia htB«1fnwdy C oSmumpirt teKeu bece kaeurt hthoartlrvra «nnkicliin'LvSlrllneU re ,R!ohaed dedImicpartoiovnesm eonnt thaes mo°uVyS Motlon declared una£! t(ZhS. C0ll<!^jng Maintenance Resoluread, to-wi't; ad" Wa" Pre8ented and BMOltttlcm of llflllttlMlOt County Board of McHenry Couvitv •eyv na^lltontt,e»d p rtooy it1he1 ocfo ut nh tev u suen odfe r m othne' • nRKXSlO\I7JVv wKJu>,t h?by Mtuheto rB Foauredl Tofa *S uLpaewr-- rn?erS ,of .MrHe.nrV County, that public interest demands the maintenance of sec'ions ot the public highway all located on State aid roads and originally i Umder the provisions of the 25, 1i 9o2?9o, dHe siig nateLda wa*s" fabpllporwovae: d March WHEREAS, In the course Of construction of concrete roads on tho following described routes, deviations ftohi the locations of tkp then existing highways designated as State Aid Routes w#rs inade at anglst and square turds Ahd are more particularly ehown on tho right of way plats recorded in the County Recorders office of McHenry County, Illinois, and WHEREAS, under tho Stato Aid Road Law the designatlK^ system, of Stato Aid roads must Uo & conheeted syitom; THEKEFORB BB XT RESOLVED hy. the Board of Supervisors of McHsnty County, Illinois, th^t tne ftoitowlng described portions of roads bo made State Aid Roads: 1. Beginning at tho intersection of the existing road, that extends al<Hi£ the south line of section 20 TowflShtp 4b North Range 7 East'of the 6rd P. M>, #lth State of illinoii.Bohd Issue Route * i; thence nofth-Otwterly along said Route 47 to Its intersection with Stat* Aid Route 7, and to be known as part of State Aid Routa 7; 2. Beginning at the intorsection Of Stat6 Aid Route 20 C With State Aid Route 20 near the south east cornet of Section ft Township 44 North Banco o East of the- tM'tV It., thtnee nortRerly and northwestOrty on tfto existing location of State Bohd Issiie Route |2 to State Aid HouUr 20 noar the center of section 86 Towngliip 46 North Range j East of the 3rd P. M. to be known as State Aid RoUto 26; i. The entire length and width Of the roada s now built pn a relodatiOB, Known as Section 2 M. F. T., botweon the .center of secttoh 18 Township 46 North Range 8 Bast '0f the 3rd F. M„ and the Fox Rive*. BridM near the ea#t line ;of said section :18,' 1^4 to be kno#h the Coiinty Clerk trltMUMt two C0Pl6s of this resolution to tho Stato of' llllhtfts Department of Ptibllo'WtifkM and BU1IAings for their action thereof. . T Sovoral members of the Board joquested informadon as to" thu locstltfd hf the roads and why it was hodoisary to put them on the State Aid Systetn, .aTtet' which it was regularly moved and duly seconded and declared carried that action on said Resolution be deferred until the afternoon Session and that the Clerk be instructed to notify ih«i Supt. of Highways to be present at *th8 mooting to explain the purpose of the Rost^ lution. The following absolution Right af Way Purchase, Sebtloii 26 WTt «p preSentfcd and read tb the Board, to-#fl; ®f War ftosolktloa 4 BE IT RESOLVFIB by tho Board Supervisors of McHehry CoUnt^ at it* ipeeting this 12th faf of Adgost, 1941, that there Is hereby appropriated tl " sum of ohe thousand Olght hundlr dollars, or So muSh thoroof as «ay necessary, from thd said oounty's mi fuel tax allotmetit, fOf th« purchkal . Right of Way, together with all Odtt! costs, and jury awards in necosflU. condemnation proceedings, required for Seciton 26 MFT, State Aid Route l6. When detailed cost for each tract, or condemnation are known, the County Superintendent of Highways 1b hereby authorized tq send statement of such cost to C. H .Apple, Distinct Engineer, Llgin, Illinois, with request for payment from aforesaid motor fuel tax allotment. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution be submitted to the Doparment of Public Works and Buildings, state of Illinois, to guarantee payment of all cost for right of way needed on said Section 26 MFT, State Aid RoutOt 13, the detailed location being described as follows: Beginning at a point on S. A. Rt IS near tho intersection of a Township Road, in the NW^4 of the hEK of Section 11, Township 44 North, Range 7 East of tho. Third Principal Merid an and extends In a southeasterly direction to Sta. 158-94. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst.. Supr. Rosenthal and duly seconded by Supr. Harrison that tho Resolution be adopted by his Board, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on McHenry County Home presented the following report which on motion of Supr. Flllp and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, jto-wit: _K , ^ August 6, 1641. £; chairman and Members of tho Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your County Homo Committee met on August 6. 1941, at tho McHenry C ounty Home and audited tho bills for the month of July 1941 and respectfully submits the following report recommending same be paid. Thompson Appliance Co., fuol and gas .....$87.60 T. F. Nolan, clothes 6.00 The Bohn Hardware, repairs 7.28 Ooodrow's (iarage, gas and oil.... 17.49 Farm Supply Store, supplies .... 44.96 McHenry Co. Farmers Assoc., fee. 2.00 Seward Seafood Service,, fish .... 11.40 111. Bell Tel. Co., telephone 16.60 Thome & Son, clothes 13.36 Mitchell Drug Store, drugs 2.80 Rosenthal I.br. & Fuel Co., S«M 14.82 Frank Dinze, corn husk 41.06 Elgin Service Co., sorvleo ' '* and spraying 20.06 Boyce Bros., oil and gas 4.64 Woolworth Co., supplies ; 9.38 E. M. Lehman, bales 66.08 Dacy Lumber Co., lumber 1.38 Jen A See Laundry, Laundry .... 28.88 Superior Oil Co., oil 88.16 It. O. Andrew Co., feed 18.44 Ludwig Wilson Co., soap 6 sup, 118.01 .Allied Chemical Supply, mod 11.8o M'oodstock Wholesale CO. tob 48.86 ftoyal Blue Store, groceries 67.46 ilohn Sexton & Co., groceries .... 126.14 4'ublic Service Co., power and light (2 months) 168.88 Woodstock Heating Co., repairs T4.86 v Mueller & Co., sup. .and inci- 78.60 8.88 54.41 88.11 10.88 85.W 47.66 160.00 100.00 60.00 46.00 14.00 50.00 81.87 90.00 65.00 65.00 Chock fofr Mot* ,> BaL $1,780.67 Tour committee mot on August 4, 18^1 and made tho regular Inspection of the County Homo and Hospital and found everything to bo in good order. 4 F. klJECKER H» C. METER CARL E. WITTMUS . MATT N. SCHMITT TT; J. A. STBVENS F » • The Clork presented list* of olaims against tho County and upon motion of Supr. Stevens and duly seconded by Supr. Turher and declared carried, the said claims were referred to the proper committees and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. M. (D. S .T.) for cottiftiittee work. liSO O'O&OOK (9. a. *.) Board met pursuant to, adjourasooat and the roll being called by tho Ciork, the same members responded to their names as appeared of record In the morning session, constituting a full Board present. The Committee on Claims, Labor, Fees and Supplies presented the following rejgort, which on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Sujir. Schmitt, and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to- August 18, A. D. 1841 Mr. Chairman ahd Gentlomon of tho . Bqard of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supply Claims would beg lehve 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: ^ Frajjk Thornber St Co.,. co elk on sup $26.87; co out tax bk $600.06; clr elk roc bk 6M-t7; cir elk sup $8.68; co troas off aup $4.24; co elk ptg $98.88 --6787.52 P. T. Pettibonf 6 Co., clr elk sun 6.82 Harold w. Sonmldt, oo troas off sup $20.31; shf off sup $2.22; co elk ptg $22.50 45.08 Richmond Gazette, co treas ssint $63.00; sup schs off oxp 90c -- **^11,80 Marengo Republican-News, sup schs off exp 90c co treas ' assmt $164.80 ...1 ^ lrt.86 Crystal Lake Herald, co treasi • assmt $289.20; sup schi off exp $1.10 290.30 Hebi-on Times, co treas j^smt.... 42.80 Harvard Herald, co troas assmt $62.80; sup schs off e^p $1.86 84.16 McHenry Plalndealer, cotreas a»smt f 178.66 Woodstock Dally Sentinel, co treas $32.60; supr prtg $204.96; co elk off sup 6u'; co hwy sua 687.18; shf off sup 610.60; stfp schs off exp $1.00 Ethel C. Coe, ^o. Supt., sup sclui off exp ; _ Woodstock Journal, sup schs off exp Callaghan de Co., judcy librv Lawyers Co*op Pub, Co. Judcy Hhry American Law Book Co., Judcy jjbry ' Ct. Hse. Sup,-- Prelfter Pharmacy i is Ludjrig Wilson Co. -- |i.i8 111. State Eirtpl. Serv 86.00 Ray Lucas, co elk elec sup 10.60 Kid.- Nelson, co elk elec sup 6.00 Henry W. sandeen. co elk Ins depdn (Brennecka) t.00 Dr. E. c. Kunde, co elk Ins depdn (Brennecka) B 00 111. Bell TtSS Co., ct hseTjatl tol 188.90 Judcy. Justice Foos--- Charles F. Hayes ... 60.00 Grant Nolan . ' Sa.00 Albert Krftuse 100 C..L. Tryon, co sup hwy sal 8215.77; co sup hwy trav exp $137.95 ., .... H6.7a B. F. Kennelly, er TB off sup._ 8.88 John C. McGee, ct hse Jail rip 11.60 Wm. A. Mueller, Board of Rev 81.00 Lester Edinger, shf per diem, fees serv -- 101.80 Shf. Off. Sup.-- Andrew- Worwick Pearl Schults L. V. Kilts 876.48 14.28 » .80 16.00 18.60 16.00 6.38 6.00 6.82 6.80 18.00 6.00 16.00 Federal Laboratories Inc , Owen H. Corr, shf bailiff ........_ Ray Horick. shf bailiff Birdie Schroeder, shf bailiff Clyde C. Miner, shf bailiff 84; dpty shf $36 Fred H. Wilke, dpty shf Walter Sahs, dpty shf Vest! Muldoon, shf dpty Martin Ekelund, dpty shf B. D. Holmes, dpty shf Harold R. Hobbs, dpty shf L.oren Edinger, dpty shf Richard L. Edinger, dpty shf Shf. Feed. Prls.-- Western United Gas A Elec. _.. Marinda Bates Asmus & Son ~ Hoesley's Bakery """!! Charles ICirkman Plngel A Koch R. O. Andrew, ct hse Jail ocal Harry L. Ehorn, Co. Cor., cont. S. M. Henderson, Co elk oft sup.... Supr. Sal. Mileago-- L., A. Stockwell C. Perry Wright ........ Carl E. Wittmus F. E. Beck . N. B. Clawson .... E. F. Kuecker .. Chas. H. Ackman Crank C. Ferris .. Roy J. Stewart .. John E. Harrison Henry M. Turner J. G. Stevens Frank May Matt N. Schmitt Henry C. Meier ..; John J. Filip T. F. Nolan, Jr. Paul Rosenthal City/of Woodstock, ct hse jalf It. and water Philip E. Bierdeman, shf dpty.... 186!o6 Sylvecter Muldoon, ct hse Jail sal 186.00 Armour Birk, ct hse Jail sal 115.00 Marian Edinger, shf feed pris 100.00 Lester Edinger, shf per diem fees, serv 100.00 Helen Schoepke, er TB off sal\^. ~ 76.00 Ralsy V. Moore, sup schs asqc and elk hire Ada Manning, sup schs asst and clerk hire A. A. Crtssey, clrc ct pro off sal All of which is respectfully submlt- CARL E. WITTMUS, Chairman S. B. CLAWSON B C. MEIER MATT N. SCHMTTT FRANK C. FERRIS dentals Sawyer Biscuit Co., bakery ........ Marengo Bakery, bakery Bakkom Bros., supplies Montgomery Ward A Co., shOOU and clothes Pfeiflfer Pharmacy, drugs W. P. Allen, incidentals :.;. ...... W. v. Allen and Esther AUOn, salary ; Thomas and Effig Montgomery, ' salary .....V. .". Frank White, salary ...... Edna Noble, salary I'OUise Johnson, salary Floyd Mason, salary Mrs. F. E. Schreiber, salary binnea Wolt, salary J........^.. Hilman Melander, salary Clara Hayes, salary ^.Z.. Check for hogs The monthly expense summarise^ as follows: Running Clothing $1,932.19 . 155.96 $1,778.24 items being $1,188.46 88.64 60.00 6.00 16.00 4.01 4.00 6.00 84.00 88.00 16.00 6.42 4.00 40.00 18.38 6.00 62.40 8.16 68.00 8.00 118.40 48.60 88.00 80.80 66.60 88.85 66.25 60.60 88.30 104.85 87.50 80.55 18.60 48.40 88.50 81.70 68.60 76.00 87.90 76.00 88.76 76.00 The Committee on Claims,:,,,QiBt]r Poor presented the following ' feport, which on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Ferris and the roll being called, waa declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: ^ August 18, A. D. 1841. Mr. Chairman- Mid 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 bo directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, towit: Oependent Children;-- Chicago Indus; Home folr Chll. 8818.85 Lutheran Child Welfare Assn» Norton and Daymond , St. Vincent's Indus. School. Glossen Rva Kapping, Ystebo Mrs. Martin Mortensen, Bradley Henry W. Sandeen. Bradley and Spencer Mrs. Geo. Meyer, Mever May B. Miner, DeLine Herman Eicksteadt, King T. B. Patient Paupsiw Old People's Rest Homo, Hibbtfd Edward Sanatorium, -Kublank Lake County T. B. San Long Sanatorium, Kuppe Col. C. C. Miner, Soma .. George S. Jones, Jones Henry Koltz & Sons, Vermott -- The Fair.Ve rmett W. C. Nledermeyer, DDS., Everlll Dr. Wesley B. Oliver, Everlll Dr. H. J. Schlmd, Wlckard .... Dr. E. Thos. Brand, Tibbins, - Sweet land, Carr, Everlll, Lickar, { Netzel, Clankie, Pattinson, , Wickard i| Dr. H. W. Kohl, Chambers Dr. J. G. Henson, Schuultg Dr. John C. Purvey, Krabbonhoft Dr. W. J. Copeland, Bohoan Dr. A. R. Cinelis, Russejl Dr. O. E. Nelson, Brenecke 66.46 Dr. Henry W. Sandeen, DeYoung* Reynolds, Johnson Dr. H. H. Pillinger, Evans St. Joseph's Hospital, Evans ._ J. W. Gilbert & Son, McN&mara Warner's Funeral Service, Petrie Woodstock Public |losp., Broil* necka , ,,, Mrs. Louise M. Brooks, pro off trav exp ....6 T. B. Patient Pauper-- Dr. A. V, Lindberg, I'earSoxk and Havel r.i Dr. Wm. V. Gooder, Goots • 11, Vernon Wolff, Schults Dr. Thos. F. Forrest, Collins .... Dr. O. E, Nelson, Simons L. W. Parratt, M. D., McDonald Dr. J. C. Sculley, Petfis il.|6 R. M. Galvin, Extr o" Estate of J.' G. Maxon, S&nford 80.1(> All of which is respectfully i HOY J. STEWART a. c. MEIER ; ~ % MA8. H. ACKFLTA* -* • \T. A. STOCKWELIi. j :. PERRY WRIGH® . Mpr. Stewart, Chairman of t^e Claims Committee, addressed the and stated that some of the Dc bills were cut to keep within the allowed generally for the service formed and also that the law chi July 16, 1941 and it was now the ships responsibility to pay for m^ care of persons not receiving any o'thgr form of assistance. , The President of tho McHenry COUhj Home Bureau appeared before Board and read a report of their ties during the past year and m request for an appropriation of $ for expenses to be paid monthly the past. It was thereupon reg moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly ohded by Supr. Harrison that t quest of the McHenry County Bureau be granted and that the of the appropriation in the amo. $600.00 be referred to the Finance mittee and that same be included I Annual Appropriation Ordinance adopted at the September, 1941 m>. of the Board, and the roll being ci the Chairman declared the motion imously carried. The following reports Of tho _ intendent of Schools for the year ing June 30, 1941, Distributive ' and lnstituto. Fund, woro presented road to the Board, to-wlt: «»?'*• ™; Boport of SlsttltratlTe Fund Tsar Ending Juno SO, 1941 ,vZ.r. To the County Board of Supervisor» of McHenry County, Illinois. I, Ethel C. Coe, County Superlnte)! of Schools bf McHenry County, ret fuly submit the following report moneys received and distribution • of the Distributive Fiind by tltlg Receipts Received from State Auditor Jul^ 1, 1940 to June 30, , , * Total receipts ...! !!....".."r.i"!$4M Twp. TreaS.- - Grant Anthony, 48 N". R. BB $1,1 L. W. Ackman, 44 ... 8.1 A. L. Plhl. 45 I, Helen M. palmer, 46 6,1 H. J. Miller, 43 N. Ri 6E 1,4 Ada Marie Lloyd, 44 l,j g.'ca"OihMiy^"-- Hellon E. Ferris, 48 N. R. 7E 4,8 C. W. Whiting, 44 7,7$ Nellie Baldwin, 46 ... 1,164 John A. Sime, 46 J 1,661 F. L. Mentch, 43 N. U. 8B 8,861 Fay H. McKenzie, 44 8,661 S. W. Brown, 45 8,76$ F. B. McConnell, 46 1,6M Ray M. Jurs, 48 N. R..8B 1,861 Anna Stadtfeld, 44.... |fl A. H. Franzen, 46 868.1 J. G. Wagner, 46 ; 868.88 Total $48466.28 Respectfully submitted, IMvort » Tear : ETHEL C. CO* • Co. Supt. of ScnwAo _. ---- of Institute Fund Bading Jui 80, 1»41 , v To the County Board of Supervisor^ , McHenry County, Illinois. ' I, Ethel C. Coe, County SuperlntOMc ent of Schools of McHenry County, tfispectfully submit the following report of all moneys received and depoMtof with th» County Treasurer and ordsfS drawn on the Institute Fund of this office. ' ' ' ' Balance on hand July 1, 1840 $ 88i:i< Received for registrations during year ending June 30, 1941.... 468.(fO Refund during year ending June 30, 1941 |1.#0 16.00 18.60 16.00 68.00 8:50 7.66 66.00 16.00 Total receipts 2>ts bursommts Florence Johnson, Chm Thelma Yerke, Chm. Mildred Tabbert A1 va Hollarbush Ada M. Manning .......... Muriel Thompson Vestie Muldoon Elizabeth Otteas, Chin. Alma Ehle, Chm Weldon Andreas, Chm Gertrude Brickley, Chm. Dorothy Welcome, Chm. Mildred Tabbert Muriel Thompson Ada M. Manning Mrs. Hugh Walton, Treas. ... W. B. Storm Ada M. Manning Ada M. Manning Mrs. H. O. Sears W. B. Storm Ada M. Manning ... W. B. Storm Gladys Laughlln Ada M. Manning.... Don Cash Seaton i. Ada M. Manning , W. B. Storm 4 Mrs. Elizabeth Behler Adam M. Manning Total\, disbursements Balance in fund Total Respectfully submitted, ETHEL C COB, , Co. Supt, of School6. It was thereupon regularly moved by 8upr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Turner that the repoi\s be ap» proced and entered of record. The Chairman declared the motion unammously carried. A report and request of the McHenry County Tuberculosis Assn. for an appropriation of $2200.00 for the ensuing year was presented and upon motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Wittmus and declared carried referred to the Finance Committee for heir consideration. The County Superintendent of Highways, C. L. Tryon, appeared before the Board and outlined in detail the purpose of the Resolution creating State Aid Roads presented in the morning session of this meeting and after some discussion, it was regularly moved by Suor. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Ferris that the Resolution bo adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared tin motion unanimously carried. The Liquor Control Commission'.^ McHenry County presented the following report, to-wit: ....$ 874.64 $10.00 ._ 10.00 ... 86.60 ... 10.60 ... 76.86 ... 16.60 .~ 10.66 ~ 10.06, ... 10.66 .„ 10.60 ... 10.06 ... 10.06 ... 160.00 ... 7.60 ... 186.66 ... 1606 .- 46.06 66.00 *1.64 ...... 16.60 80.Off .-- 80.00 80.00 16.00 88.00 r-rVA0' 80.00 16.00 10.00 ± --4866.64 $ 19.8JB .$ 874.14 :4 _ August 12, 1841. To the Chairman and Gentlemen of .the Board of Supervisors: The Liquor Control Commission ^ - . -v . ^ - ' • ;-•« t • ,A-4|