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t '}+-- .. SUPERYVISORS VOTE _ NOT TO SELL THE n CO. POOR FARM / as follows: pervisors as a whole, recommended Your committee.after due consider-- ation would recommend that the ot-- fer of the sale of the present County Farm be rejected for the reason that your committee cons'd-- ers the present offer is not suf-- ficient and would be a great loss to the county as the price offered would not justify making a change, The county bhas at a considerabie expense laid a water main and placed fire bydrants, which are connected With the water system of Liberty-- ville and act as an auxiliary to our own water system already installed. It bas also at a considerble ex-- pense widened the ° state: road in front of the farm, adding to the fire protection. The location at Liberty-- ville will furnish better transporta-- tion from all points in the county and is the most centrally located place available. In making & changé it would be necessary to build new barns, tool sheds and other out-- buildings together with an adequate water system for i. protection which is not necessary at the pres-- ent site. LOPCU, 1t PPDIETR PWOW PRROVOWDO CP OCOSTOC to @uplicate all buildings. and im provements now on the eounty farm. It would be necess.zy, the +--mit-- tee considers, to pass a large hond issue to build and equip a suitable set of buildings, if the offer of the gentlemen -- from Libertyville -- were considered. Among. »e farm sites offered, the Bherwood farm at Lake Villa is the ohly. site that could be considéred. Should a farm be purchased at the price wP the Sherwood farm and the county farm sold at the price of-- fered, it would leave about $75,000 Your committee would therefore recommend that the offer of sale be rejected and that no charn'ge be m de in location of the coupty farm The recommendation of the com-- mittee was adopted without a dis senting vote. The loard this afternoon was ex-- pected to pass a resolution calling for a $250,000 bond issue election to provide funds® for the construc-- tion of a new building to replace old buildings mnow occupied 'by the inmates of the county farm. L. B. Jolley and wife to J. Bau-- ma. WD $10. Stamp $1. Lots 21 and 2%, Green Bay Heights subda. H. B. Peterson to N. M. Miller and wife Jt tens. WD $10, Stamp $3. Pt of Sec. 12, Antioch. The $250,000 proposition for a new building was also voted down. Rose E. Kane to J. A. Reeves WD $10. Stamp $1.50. Pt of bik 9, NW Addn to Town of Lt. Ft. T. G. Harfatt and wife to V% Maillet and Virginia Mueller. $10. Stamp $2. Lot 9, bik 10, Fox River Springs. . Union Cemetery association to P. L. Persons. WD $10. Lots 1 and 2, bik. 2, First addn to Union cem-- etery. on nfi n o oo F. Maki and wife et al to J. Mik-- kila and Felix Sarja. WD $10. Stamp $1. Lot 21, blik. 3, T. H. Durst Subdan. G. A. Johnson and wife to N. Ar-- nesen and wife jt tens.. WD $10. Stamp $1. Lot 9, Blk. 8, Kirk . & Powell's addn to Wkgn. A. F. Beaubien and wife to Milosvich. m) $10. Lots 9 and bik 2, Sheridan Terrace. C. J. Marhoefer and wife to A. Meore. QCD. $1. Lot 1, W. Cannons subdn. Minnie May Rumsey et al to A. W. Garlitz. WD $5. Stamp $2.50. Pt of lots 1 and 2, W. A. Nichols Divn. * A. V. Stratford and wife to W. H. Stratford and wife jet tens. WD $10. Lot 9, and pt of low 19, Peases Subdn. * W. Dickens and wife to J. J. Car; rell and wife jt »t4dns. WD $6650. Btamp $7. Pt of lot 6, Owners subdn. Lohra J. R:shmore &~~ huzband to F. Zika. WD $10. Lot 39 in Rushmore's subdn. -- By order of the Road & Bridge Committeo., CHAS. E. RUSSELL, Co. Buop't of Highways. GBO,. H. HERTEL, * Highway Commisstoner. 1 "IANK IK):J'". '(l."hfi. \__--_ Town--oaf Promeont, Asoea. HMiinots, Wce .. n 090 Hegt. ALLtIT Oct. 1. NOTICE. Public Bridge Letting. Notitce is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received at the of-- fce of the County Superintendent of Highways, at the Court House, Wau-- kegan, I!linois, at eleven o'clock, A. M. Saturday October 4th, 1924, for the construction by County Ald. of a #4--foot reinforced concrets bridge in the Southwest Quarter (SW14) of Bection Nine (9) in the Town of Fre mont, in accordance with. plans and specifications prepared by the County @uperintendent, 0f Highways and which may be seen at his office, or at the ofice of the undersigned. > A certified check equal to at least 10 per cent of the amount of bid ahall accompany each bid. Dated at Wanukegan; Iliinols, this 10th day of Heptamber, A. D. 19%4. O. M. Wolff and wife to M. Tuf'ts (Continued frow nagse ane} mc\ choker Right is reserved to reject any SEPT. 20, 1924 10, Madison, Iis.. Sept.. 24.--With --the |° inquest set for this--Afterncoon county authorities today sought to establish the identity~of 'a --negro, about 4§6, who\~ was shot and --killed after having killed: Harry Bricker,:50, proprietor of a--road-- |; house at Ragle Park, near here, in an attempted hold up last night. VBdci icker whs wolt known in Madison county. He is survived by his widow and two children. > 7 gun duel. Neighbors who heard the shots fred investigated and found both Bricker and the negro dead. m e Nebraska City, Nob., Sept. 24.-- Robbers early today drilled inas.r way into the vault of the post "office bhere an« escar . with ... ... imately $2,000 in cash and stamps. The rob bers escaped without giving -- the alarm and loft no clues belin¢ them. ~ It: was belteved ~Bricker fred the abot that--brought down the negro, as he lay fatailly--wounded on the floor--of his estabHiahment. POSTOFFICE IS LOOTED OF $2,000 Mary W. Herring to A. P. Macsok and wile 'jt tons WD $100.-- Stamp §1. Lots 9 and 10, bik. 1, Commis slopers subdn. SEEK TO LEARN IDENTITY OF DEAD HOLDUP MAN O. T. Poeterson and wile to 8. M. Seidenteld4. QCD $10.-- Lot 1, Sei-- enields subdn Reaidence ansg Office 1609 | Ington 81. Waukegan, (!! . Presents The following Ra d io Stars in person: Jerry Sullivan | _ There were no witnesses to the fatal Admission--Adults $1.00 Children 50c Qn'oopation & I1 Stations An exact reproduction| of a Broadcasting station in full op-- eration. Most-- entertaining, most novel, most -- wonderful entertainment ever offered. P. 8.--Only limited number. of seats will be placed on sale. * Calumet Baking Powder Rainbow -- Garden Calumet Baking Powder ind Rainbow Garden L. J. Slocum Anctioneer Beveral years of experience DR. J, L RENDING I sell anything, anywhere Honest Service Guaranteed. Reference-- Brooks & State Banks Antioch, 01 Long Distance Phona Antioch 168--W--1 Farmera Line . 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