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;«£& V •, - -*> *-Y v,;; f; ^ ^y?r ; "•' •..- b **V ' " *, ; ? : fSPffe#^5S? i\ ; ••• •i»--'. Alex. Lbr. Co .... ;... 15.46 L. B. Robbin, Rec. ... .......... -10.00 Althafer's Drug Store ; J ,r>6 A. P. Borger A Son 6.4 5 W. A. Labron ...'... 10.00 Sdw. C. Buhrow ..-.-i--'. . ,- 10.00 Margaret McGarrjr --.1. 10.00 Henry Brelie 10.00 Mrs. M. Burnett ........ ...... 12.00 Joseph Vlcek .-- .. 6.00 May G. Hale, ..... 15.no Arthur F. Harnden ....... -l'O.OO Dr. J. C. Sculley ......; 32.65 James Kos -64.10 O. W. Hart Joseph J. Jaster, Duensing Bros Joseph Smida Elhil Vodnansky Estate C. Franke & Co. (Cary) cky 42.00 ... 50.00 ... 19.12 ... 16.00 ... 56.40 ... SI.56 ... 66.48 «.7rf * \. Edward Vinlcky ... V)|o>i'ks Lbr. Co. Werneke & Wahlen 15.00 Cary Bakery ft GtWiC. --' vlO.OO Rosenthal Lbr. & fuel Co. 140.32 John J. Filip .--.J.-- 12 00 Dr. R. A. Vorlsek .,,'10.00 Grafton--' Dr. R, Thos. Rrand /...--12.00 Dr. John G. Hen son 46,no State Bank of Huntley i.00 Mrs. Hasstl Nyhan ., * 6.00 Varna Church, - .d----i!*/' *6. no O. w. Hart :. 8.00 • ISnos Conley 44.82 'V. O, Fen wick ................... ' B.3n ' Clanton & So hoof '4.00 William Works 33.21 Ch&s. Meyer ^----J........... 8.00 W. L. Farley .'.19.00 ' E. H. Cook 8.13 • A Men-- • • ' Dr. E. Thos. Brand 14.00 K. R. Ga*t ... J4.78 • Lush Vermilya 10.00 W. E, Van Der Veen 48.37 L. G. Nigh .......v.,.;..........:.. 18.88 Hebron Cash Grocery 7.99 t>r. R. G. Johnson ... .....i. 12.00 Dorr-- -- t)r. E. Thos. Brand 123.00 ' Hall ft Eckert 119.22 R. G. Shinner Co. 1. 10.06 Mrs. Etta Carlson 15.54 People's Supply Co. .-- 40.17 t)acy Lbr. Co 65.41 •A. A P. (Benton St.) ; 5.56 A. ft P. (Cass St.) 5.71 Pingel A Koch 66.91 Eckert ft Bending ..... 89.64 Walter Torgeson 7.54 JR.' O. Andrew C61 64.08 E. C. Bodenschats 6.15 flavin ft Merwin 195.00 John J. Stafford A Son 46.00 Hebron-- ,.,. , H. M. Turner 9 H. M. Turner ..I- ' l.'-li, E. N. KJellstrom ........... vJ*r«l E. W. Wright t.29 Kueck Bros ......„...T. 192 E. O. Rowe A Son 14.46 L. W. Puehlman 11.16 Hebron Lbr. Co 109.84 Dr. Chas. Bailey ... 10.50 M. W. Merry „... 9.45 P. p. Schaefer A Son : 18.31 Public Service Co. 4.00 Marengo-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand - 18.00 Dr. Mary E. King . «.00 D. M. Wright . 121 Mrs. Tom. Chestnut 88.00 John Randt 10.00 Warren Jordan ....l..:.... 10.00 E. H. Kamhol* 18.00 A. M. Wallace : 10.00 Harry Easton 8.00 Triangle Grocery 87.77 John Benton 26.00 Albert Tessendorf ... 8.17 Hyde Cash Coal 76.24 W. D. Hall .......L.. 14.01 J. P.' Patterson' Co.. 88.63 Ida DeLong 8.00 Western Un. Gas A El.-Co. 6.38 The Shurtleff Co. ..r..:.--...!........ 62.03 Dr. H. R. Miller ...1., 93.00 Patrick Bros 18.00 Central GroC 19.35 Robert Brown 52.89 SburtlelT Farm Store 84.44 All of which is respectfully aubmitted. D. M. WRIGHT CHAS. H. ACKMAN • ' FRANK MAY A. H. HALE The committee on Finance presented the following report, to-wit: February 18th, 1936. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the matter of the issuance of Tax Anticipation. Warrants, would beg leave to submit the following report on said matter: Your Committee met at the Court House In the City of 'Woodstock on Friday, February 7th, 1936, with the County Treasurer for the purpose of preparing a resolution for the issuing of additional Tax Anticipation Warrants on the County Tax Levy for the year 1935, and after due consideration and investigation your Committee feel that it is necessary to issue Tax Anticipation Warrants to defray the ordinary running expenses of the County and would recommend that the following be adopted, to-wit: ' Woodstock, Illinois ' ., ' February 18, 1936 WIIEREA8; there is not at thid time sufficient money in the Treasury of Mc- Henry County to meet and defray the ordinary expenses of the County, and it is necessary at this time to provide a fund to meet all such expenses by Issuing and disposing of anticipation warrants to be drawn against the County tax levied in the year of 1985 in the way and manner provided by the Statute of this State for the issuihg, ^iid disposing of warrants. BE IT RESOLVED by the BoatS of1 Supervisors of the County of McHepry that the County Treasurer of this Colihty be and he is hereby authorized and directed to issue and sell as needed, anticipation warrants to an amount not to exceed the sum of $40,000 against the County tax levied in the year 1935, but in no event shall the anticipation wardants issued, exceed 75 percent of the amounts of the appropriation tax levied for the year 1935; that said warrants shall be issued as needed in the sum of $5,000 each and each warrant to be so drawn so that the same shall draw interest at the lowest available rate not to exceed 6 percent per annum from the time of its issuance until paid or until notice is given that said warrant is recalled for payment, which anticipation warrants are issued for the purpose of creating a fund from which payment of the ordinary and necessary expenses of said County, mav be paid. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that such anticipation warrants shall, when drawn, show upon their face that they are payable solely out of the tax, when oollected, and not otherwise. AM of which is respectfully submitted. JOSEPH HEMMEL, Chairman E. C. HUGHES JOHN" J. FILIP It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens that the report of the committee on Finance be approved and the resolution authorizing the issuance of Tax Anticipation Warrants be adopted by this Board, and the roll being called Suprs. Stockwell. Wright, Palmer, Beck, Clawson. Hughes, Hemmer, Stewart, T^Tison. Stevens. Mav. Freund, Hale, Filip, and Asst. Supr. McConnell voted aye. nay none. Motion declared unanimously carried. Supr. Hemmer moved that $7,800.00 be appropriated and transferred from the General County Fund to the Pauper Fund to pay the Poor Claims allowed at this meeting. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr- Wright and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted. State's Atty. Lumley, being present at the meeting, was called upon by the chairman. Mr. Lumley addressed the Board and stated that in the past several months he and his assistants had had several meetings with the Treasurer's Committee and Mr. Peteit and his Counsel to try to arrive at some agreement pertaining to the shortages as shown in the audit of the former Treasurer's books, and that they now had tendered to him an offer of settlement as to the cash unaecouted for. Mr. Lumley then outlined in detail the shortages for the years. 1931, '32 and '33 and stated that the first offer of settlement was $1,973.47 but that they were now willing and ready to settle for $3- 054. 47. Mr. Lumley stated that he was ready and willing at any time to prosecute the five different suits started In fhe Circuit Court against Mr. Peteit and his bondsmen but he wanted the Board to know that It would be a long and costly proposition and it would be questionable that in the end that a conviction could be had. Supr. Wright stated that he was a member of the committee in charge of the investigation from the beginning, and at no time did Mr. Peteit deny any. of the allegations as contained in the auditors' report and that it was his opinion that if he owed any of it, he" owed it all. Supr. Beck stated that if the Board so desired he would endeavor to clarify the figures mentioned. Mr.„>Beck then outlined, in detail, as a member of the committee, how the several amounts were arrived at, and that if1 the Board did accept this proposition of settlement that they were being asked to condone something that would be quite hard for them, and if they did not accept it, there was a possible chance that in the end thev might get nothing. He ..further stated that there were additional items not mentionied In this settlement such as th£ ampunt of $1,600.00 spent by Mr. Peteit. over and above the amount allowed him by this Board. Supr. Stewart wondered if the liability of a bondsman was the same a* the liability, of ;i s.tocHholder of a bank. He was inform ed that they were not the same. Supr. Wright again stated that when anyone went, on a personal bond, they, were Just taking their own chances. Supr. Hemmer stated that the jury fees on five, different suits would amount to a great amount of money and in his opinion the bondsmen should not be prosecuted. State's Atty. Lumley stated that if they went to trial on these suits, he could lie made to prove that every bit of money that came into Mr. l'eteit's bands was actually received by him. Supr. Harrison stated thkt if the Board had to pay for surety bonds, it would cpst the County between $3,500 and $4,500 a year. Chairman Rosenthal stated that in his opinion when a public officer gives a bond, it is expected to be good. Supr. Palmer stated that he was a member of, this committee from the beginning and that he did not in any way enjoy it, but he felt that the committee had done its duty, and he did not like the idea of accepting this settlement but if the Board accepts or rejects, in either case they will be criticised and that he was sure that to prosecute the five suits would be an expensive proposition. Supr. Hughes stated that to get the matter ^before the Board he would move tluPt the proposition of settlement be accepted. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Harrison Several Supervisors stated ithat they were not in favor of voting the proposition at this time. It was fsupr. Stockwell's opinion that In the evept that the proposition was accepted or rejected, a report should be made through the press of the County to the Tax Payers. Supr. Hemmer concurred with Supr. Stockwell in his opinion and suggested that a majority and minority report be given if the proposition Is voted upon at this time. The State's Attorney was asked if it was necessary to pass upon the matter at this meeting. Mr. Lumley informed the Board thai there was no great hurry on. a matter of this kind. Supr. Hughes was then asked to withdraw his motion and after some discussion, the motion was withdrawn by Supr. Hughes and the second was withdrawn by Supr. Harrison. The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report which on motton of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens, and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the Road and Bridges Committee for said County, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. Your committee met on the 16th day Of January at Woodstock, Illinois and took an invoice of the County road machinery and tools and tool houses and made what we believe to be a conservative estimate of the present valua^ which invoice is as follows: 2 horse wheel scraper ^ .....| 5.no Sauerman one-half yd. bucket 50.00 Sand blast outfit 500.On 10-20 McCor. Deering Tractor --.800.00 Model T Ford Truck. 1927 .........i:..;175.00 12 Klauer road drags 75 on Model A Ford Truck, 1928 76.00 Highway Trailer Scraper, „,.,U...wi#00.00 15 slip scrapers 16.0<> Gravel crusher. 8x14 „..........Jno,00 22 ft. belt conveyor ..,..;,.L...»„.i.........:150.00 1 extension ladder '• 5.00 Concrete mixer ; J.*.... 12 0'> Mack truck trailer . 6.00 Used bridge beams .;50.00 Wooden gravel bin I.............. 75.00 Old Iron, junk In oil bldg. . ........... 10.on 60 ft. sewer pipe, various si«e .... 25.00 25 pes. 2x6 creosoted lumber ,10.00 3 Stockland 6 ft. graders .f...,....)|25.00 Trailer shack 25 on 7 Galion 6 ft. graders -70.00 Sauerman 9 cu. ft. bucket 10.On Wooden truck body 5 5.00 Pile of old lumber and iron .'. '40.00 60 Cat. tractor ........8500.oo Sargent 60 snow plow .:..;......#00 On Pile driver, block and frame 25.00 East Bldg., 100x34 ......: <88-50 00 West Bldg. 60x34 and shed 1600.00 Oil Bldg. 18x26 250.00 Cat. 60 tractor, shed 18x26.... 40n.O<» Warsaw truck plow 100.00 2 Fordson Dragline outfits ..$00.00 Bates 30 tractor .'_4.00.00 Baker V. Snowplow, 30 tract 1...IOO.OO 55 gal. gear grease 65.00 1 barrel motor oil 35.00 Paint spray outfit, mounted ............800.00 .gprks, scoops, wrenches, sm. tools..200.00 Power drill, grinder 3hp motor --.too.00 "Force, chain hoist, anvil 25 00 2 Western patrol graders, 6 ft 100.00 Adams scarffier-grader, 10 ft „.,t00.00 Fordson Weir motor grader ....ino.oo Fordson Weir motor grader ...400 on Catapillar 20 tractor „_.....800.00 2 Adams 61 maintainers _...;.50o,0o Warsaw V snow-plow ..........t50.00 Buff A Buff llevel and rod 175.00 Ford A.A. truck 1931 .450 00 Ford A .A. truck 1981 ^...150.00 Good Roads 6 ft grader • 15.On Russell 6 ft grader 15.00 8 grease guns 25.00 Cement road tester :JOO.OO 4 steel beam boxes JLOO.OO Ryan 12 ft. powtr grader ^....lt">0.00 Fyr Fiter equipment ........._10n.0o Thread cutter and taps set 65.00 Half yard Sauerman bucket ...i,--.. $0.00 Champion 13A snowplow 10 00 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLIS'OI" Section 3 Section 4 . Sections .5-6 Sections 7-10 ^ Section 8 Sectioil 9 ....u~.; Section 11 ... Section 18 1.^..;. Section 18 Section 14 ......II Section 16 ^ Sections 16-18 :. Section IT Total This County worst tie-up due to snow since it wu decided to attempt to keep the roads open, which was on January, 24tht 1925. The roads have been plowed out manv times only to drift full to the tops of the pile's, thrown out, each time becoming worse and worse, which together with the below zero temperature caused the snow to get so deep and hard that1 it is al#iiost Impossible for the county sncw plows to clear the highways, and attempts have been made to open tracks in the adjoining fields. Some farmers advise that 'the snow plows be kept in the sheds as they spoil their- sleigh tracks and others demanded that the roads be plowed out. We think that a few days of above free*|ng weather would soften the snow so that the plows could handle it, and that until such time satisfactory progress is impossible. At present the three tractors each average about 15 miles in 36 hours, and 118.34'and Malone, who have the'contract tor 235.50 i construction on Route 47 together with 329.15 j Mr. Olson of the re-emplovm*nt agency 95.79 ' and were informed that all construction 212.68; on said Route under contract will be ...... 331.'( 2 union labor. ..U,. 321.88 Your committee therefore recommend .J... 86.01 | that each Supervisor submit a liet of 156.85 . persons fron\„ their respective Town- 280.12 ; ships who are on relief or on the verge 415.56 ' of going on relief or «ho have depend- 322.75 ents, and submit the said list to Mr. ...... 307.04 ] Olson of the Federal Re-employment* .^.$4943.78 i at Woodstock as soon as possible, and is confronted with the, the names so presented will be given preference. Your committee feels that by "following ths procedure the greatest number of ; people will be benefited. All of which is respectfully aubmitted. A. STiH'KWISLJLr " ' J. G, STKVKNS , -f •V-' H, M. TURNER ^ VV.:/,- ' The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report, .to-wlt: Mr.- Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The' undersigned members , of- . the Road and Bridga Committee for said County would beg leave- to submit the following report on the matters before them. ' That we met on the 7th day of March, 1936 at Woodstock, Illinois and audited and ordered paid bills of a general na often they have to plow out the road , tura, chargeable to the McHenry Counthey have Just opened in order to get ty Patrol System of Roads as a whole, buck to the shop for greasing. We can including 2 sets of ice lugs for tractors say that we have, at reasonable inter- $300, welding, blacksmith work and iron yals, opened the road to the Countv' stock $350. repair parts for 3 tractors Farm at Hartland, the road to Green- and plows $500, supplies and labor at wood Village, and from Ridgefield to the County tool house totaling the Route 14 hs these Villages have claimed sum of $1478.20 to be out of supplies. Your Committee Bills chargeable to the various secwould welcome constructive criticism tions of the County patrol system of and an outline of a reasonable plan to follow. Your Committee estimates that there will be necessary for the oare of the McHenry County Patrolled System of roads, an appropriation from the County Highway tax fund in the sum of $5000.00 additional until the March jxieeting of this board. 1 - - All of whicli Is respectfully aubmitted. A. H. HALTT - FRANK MAY „ F. E. BECK # JOSEPH HEMMER Supr. Hale, Chairman of the Road and Bridge Committee, asked for suggestions on opening the roads. After which *a general discussion was had with regard to said matter. - ... A resolution presented by the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois asking permission to extend their lines upon and along State Aid Route 9 was read, and on motion duly made and carried was referred to the Road and Bridge Committee for report. The monthly reports of the County Clerk and Circuit Clerk were presented and read and orders placed on file. The clerk presented a notice with reenrd to the Keeshin Motor Express Co., Inc. which was referred to the State's Atty. for his investigation. * An acknowledgment from the family of the late Honorable Charles T. Allen expressing gratitude for sympathy shown, was presented and read and ordered placed on file. Several eommunicactions from the State of Illinois, Department of Public Works and Buildings were presented and read and ordered placed on file. Supr. -Hemmer stated that at the January meeting, the Board took no action upon the recommendation of the State's Attorney to discontinue the additional salary for his assistant and that he would move at this time that the additional salary be discontinued on and after January 1st. 1936 Said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Filip and the roll being called was declared unanimously carried. There being no further business to come before this meeting, It was moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Hemmer to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. PAUL ROSENTHAL, Chairman Attest: R. D. WOODS, Clerk. Special March Meeting, 1936 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois met in special session pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of Woodstock. on Tuesdav, the 10th day of March, A. IX 1936. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wt: Supervisors D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, F.. E. Be^k; N. B. Clawson, E. C. Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman, Joseph Hemmer, Roy J. Stewart, J. E. Harrison, H. M. Turner, J. G Stevens, Frank May, S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, John J. Filip, and Assistant Supervisors A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a quorum. The minut(?s of the last preceding meeting were read and on motion approved. The following report of the County Treasurer for the month of February was presented and read and on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: roads mostly for snow removal, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this Board were audited and paid as follows: Section 1 »..,^..$ section 2 Section 3 Section 4 ..».J Sections 6, 6 Sections 7, 10 Section 8 Section 9 . Section 11 Section 12 . Section 18 r • Section 14 Section 15 138.78 191.81 830.47 274.00 880.05 465.78 365.63 348 26 287.17 2,1.50 188.66 308.16 878.40 887.77 649.92 Total $2132 54 March 6, 1936 Mr. Chairman and members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, your County Home Committee respectfully submits the following report for the month of February 1936, audited and paid March 6, 1936. Public Serv. Co., electricity $85.88 Corn Belt Hatcheries, chick, feed 60.00 Frank S. Betz Co., hos. sup. 7.76 PfeifTer Pharmacy, med, and paaor blades 14.24 Ludwig Wilson Co., soaps andcleaners 72:73 Breys Bakery, bread,- .65.68' Bovce Bros., gas and oil ..........,._.. ,7.0t Villa Market, potatoes ..........it.,.-- 83,00 Walter Wagner, grinding 6.00 F. W. Wool worth, notions ..„.W: 8.09 Superior Oil Co!, distillate ^3.94 W. P. Allen, petty cash 46.20 Oelwein Chemical Co., mange, oil 4.05 The Shurtleff Co., £uel, paint and turpentine ,.',-.......185.02 The Bc|hn Hdw. Co., paint and turpentine 88.88 George Nystrom, carpenter 84 80 Woodstock Wholesale Cp., tob. .... 61.41 J. W. Griswold, hospital laundry 5.00 Bakkom Bros., paint ...i...... . 6.50 Roval Blue, groceries -93.96' 111. Bell Tel. Co., telephone -^11.00 Thorne & Son, clothes. 11.1-4 Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers- ....!>, 11.21 John Sexton A Co., groceries :..T72.16 Richard Backhus. elec. work 'and fixtures .: 86.03 Seward Sea Food Service, fish •.... .8.50 Montgomery Ward A Co., bedding, pip* tools, paint, etc. , ..........US.35 W. P. Allen, licenses for car and truck .. 82.60 W. P. Allen and wife, salary ......:,150.no Guy Putty, cook 75.00 Arthur Wendt, help ... A5.00 Olaf Borgeson. farm hand ................ 40.00 Elva Borgeson, help - >0.00 Virginia Doughart, nurse 65.00 Margaret Gllmore, nurae ..............-, 65 00 Susan Amerman, nurse 66.00 --...f 1.05 ...... 11.20 i.»5 1.48 1.00 .8.70 4 04 ...... f .07 4.20 86.00 81.75 20 bush hooks !5.00 Specific gravity test apparatus >87.50 Fairbanks scales 15.0" Gravel testing sieves:•--5".on 8 Toledo torches , 10.00 1 R. R. Crossing sign . 1.50 2 Euclid Scrapers, 1 tandem disc '2 heavy western road plows 400.00 Crusher plant 9-36, 60hp engine 250n.00 50 hp Buda engine 75.00 Chevrolet truck, 1984 out of commission 1 yd. Maney scraper 75.00 1 Xi, yd. Maney Scraper ..,100.00 Windslow Jr. scale 125.00 Cat. 35 tractor ...„.1500.00 " ft. Gallion grader 60..00 Ford V-8 Gravel- truck, 1934--.....fl-650.00 Cedar Rapids dragline n^ounted. ....900.00 Bros. V snow plow 811.00 Frink V snow plow .. ..,.. ......„.....„..J83 00 Barber-Greene 42A Loader :!600.00 Sauerman yd. bucket 150.On 2 contractor shacks mounted ..--..too oo Blacksmith shear |S2.00 Perry rotary scraper 10.Oo 2 Moors ] n 00 22n0 yd. stone, F. Morse pit....,._.102 00 18n0 yd. stone, R. Charles pit .;....t20.00 12O0 yd. stone. E. Barnard ptt ,1 480,00 500. yd. gravel. O'Cock pit ,..,..,1.30.00 400 yds. gravel. Warren pit ........... $0.00 5 00 yds. gravel, J. Olbrich pit-; *75 00 50n yds. gravel, E Kilts pit 5 On 10 new grader blades .-, 80.00 Total $29,484.06 Your committee again met on the 8th day of February, 19t6.- at . Woodstock. Illonis and audited and ordered paid bills of a general nature, chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of roads as a whole. Including insurance, supplies, repairs for County machinery and labor at the County Tool house totaling a sum of $1,453.03 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County Patrol System of roads mostly for snow removal, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this Board were audited and paid as follows: Section 1 --.;_„ii24.86 Section 2 152.60 County Treasurer's Report fer Xoath of February, 1936 RECEIPTS Bal. on hand, Feb. 1, 193G $82,318.48 Taxes redeemed from forfeit. $434.16 Real Instate Rack Taxes •.. 439.32 Pers. Property Back Taxes .... 468.49 Penalties and Fees 77.40 County Officers' Fees 17.10 Motor Fuel Tax, State of 111. 2)456.34 Mother's Pensions. State of III. 469.71 . Bad Check redeemed 5.73 County Home 31.45 Highway Fund ,i.--. 81.29 Inheritance Taxes 808.57 Anticipation Warrants .... .......tO.000.00 Total receipts for February ....84,679.56 Grand Total Receipts $106,998.04 EXPENDITURES County Orders |7,080.54 Highway Orders 4,984.38 Motor Fuel Tax Order# 8,642.78 Mother's Pensions .^.....,...........1,180.00 Probation Officers 90.00 Bounty Orders . 4.10 Inheritance Taxes ........1,118.26 Unclaimed Witness P*eea" ........ ; 2.20 Salaries - .196.00 Stamps ..I... IS.00 Grand and Petit Jurors '71.60 Pauper's Fund .1,663.08 Eradication T. B. in Cattle .... 146.1® Institute Fund -- Total disbursements Bal. on hand Feb. 29th, 1986, in all funds 39.75 ..80,977.74 .76.020.30 Grand Tottl „^.T.v.T.-.-....'.fl«1.9»8.<>4 The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. LESTER EDINGER, Co. Treas. Subscribed a'nd sworn to before me this 9th day of March, 1936. R. D. WOODS, County Clerk Lester Edinger, County Treasurer and ex-officlo County Collector, presented a bond in the amount of $150,000.00 with sureties which was read by the Clerk. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker that the County Collector's bond for the collection of the 1935 tax be approved. And the roll being called Suprs. Wright, Palmer. Beck. Clawson, Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman, Hemmer, Stewart, Harrison, Turner. Stevens,. May, Freund, Hale, Filip and Asst. Supr. McConnell voted aye, nay none. Motion ' declared unanimously carried. The Special Committee on Labor presented the following report which was on motion duly made and carried approved and ordered placed on file, to-wlt: March 7, 1936. To the Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors: Your Special Committee 6n Labor to whom was referred the matter of employment of men on Road projects would beg leave to submit the following report on the matter and things before them. On February 24th, 1936- your committee met with, the contractors,' Giejtz Sections 16, It Section 17 ' $6,776.51 "Bills In reference to the Motor Fuel tax funds were audited and approved as follows: Feb. 8, 1936-- S. A. Rt. 13-1SA Sec. 4-- Maintenance, treas. fee $250 Maintenance, machine rental Maintenance, labor Maintenance gasoline 1 -T engineering labor : ...... 1-T engineering blue prlnta S A, Rt. 2 Section 7^ Maintenance, treas. fee '.. 1-T engineering, treas. ffev .. March 7. 1936-- ^ \ S: A. Rt. 13-13A Section 4-- Maint., labor snow removal 61.75 Maint. machine rental 60 cat. plow 88.10 S. A. Rt. 20 Sec. 5-1 Maintenance labor snftw removal S. A. Rt 2 Sec. 7, Maintenance machine rental 60 Cat. plow ... S. A-. Rt. 11, sec. 11 Engl labor The County System of roads was reported all open hs to snow Mar. 5, but at such inconvenience and loss to the traveling public, and great hardship,to the plow operators, and damage to the tractors and plows, that it will long be remembered. The accompanying photograph of the County's 60 horsepower caterpillar tractor plow In action shows plainer than words why the process of opening the roads was so slow and expensive. They were backing up and slanrming into the snow with the governor held wide open and making from 1 to 10 feet at a smash. The outfit wetghs 14 tons. The cat. 35 plow was coupled ut> wtth the cat. 20 tractor and they went up on top of the drifts and took the snow off In layers, which necessitated 5 or 6 trips on the worst places instead of one or two trips. The $6000 fund that the committee was reserving for new equipment is spent for snow removal, and it looks like the road work will have to be curtailed again the coming season, especially so if the County is to continue to buy right of way for State roads. Another meeting is called for tomorrow, Mar. 11. 1936, at Chicago, in the matter of proposed new rsilroad crossing Section 6 M F. T. the proposed concrete road south out of Crystal Lake, Illinois. _ We have received, from the M. F. T. funds for maintenance $149.29 for machinery rental and offered same transferred to the County highway fund. Your committee estimates that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County patrol system of roads, an appropriation from the County highway tax fund in the sum of $5000 until the next meeting of this Boa/fd. AH of Which is respectfully submitted A. H. HALE E. F KUECKER PRANK MAY F. E. BECK Total $1825.45 McHenry County Home Inventory Xeport Taken Deccember 17, 1138. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Your Committee on McHenry County Home and Farm, to whom Is referred all matters pertaining to the management and care of said institution,, would beg leave to submit the following inventory taken December 17, 1935. Hospital $1,985.75 Sterilizing room and opsr. room 1,904.on Hospital serving pantry 40 15 Nurses' room 92 00-* Men's dining room and living . quarters 1,699,65 I^aundry equip, and supplies ........1,947.00 Maintenance supplies 28 50 Meat room equipment 1,17$.00 Kitchen 1,000.00 Office supplies 100.00 Provisions 1,167.28 Boiler room and tool room .812.00 Chicken house equipment 88.00 Workshop -- }9 25 Garden tools . '18 00 Farm machinery .1,680.50 Hay, grain and seed .com -- 1,818.00 Poultry --418.00 HOgS 86$ 00 Horses -and cattle -- 8,405.00 Firehose and equipment.- 442.00 Grand Total a.:,$19,119.88 (Itemised lists of inventory on Me at McHenry County Horns.) A. H. HALE. Chairman J. G. STEVEN'S J E. HARRISON ROY J. STEWART * A. B. McCONNELL ?AS1 mi ii J, E. Harrison', sup. sal., mil. 9.40 J. G. StevaVis, sup. sa' , mil.i.--;r.i..,_ 3S>10 Frank May, supr s&i., mil. H. M. Turner, sup. tal., mil. .........J. A. H. Hale, sup. siil., mil. S. H. Freund, sup. sal., mil., A. B. McConnell, sup. sal., mil. .... V. E. Brown, (by R J. Stettrart), sup. sal., mil .....; Paul Rosenthal, sup. sal., mil John J. Filip. sup. sal., mil which is respectfully aubmitted. ' L. A. STOCKWELL.. . ' J. G. STEVENS ^ .; .. S. H. KREUNO :-.-v'-.r..-H. M. TURNER . JOHN- J. FILIP V, 17.85 20 80 SO 40 6 20 4.80 25.50 18.10 16.60 Committee on Claims, County Poof tnade the following report, to-wit: March 10. A. D. 1936. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the BoSftrd of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims w.ould beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and" recortimend the payment of the follow-lng, 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:, Chicago Ind. Home for Chtld., dependent child. :i.'l,,...i..^,fi..-;..,..$368.45 Alden-- : - : ' Dr E. Thos. Brahd , 4.00 Win. E. Van Hooten v.i......U..w... 81.84 E. R. Gast $7.18 Lush Vermilya : 10.00 Hebron Cash Groc. ........ 8.05 .. 12.01 -- n.of J 33.6* 4.11 7«.1( _-- 12.0#-. T9.ll iSiwi.....";. L. G Nigh Shurtbeff Co., ' (Hart.) H. J Miller Shurtleff Co., (Union) Sweetland A Stone ... . l>orr^ Dr. E. Thos. Brand :..... Dr. Mary E. King .. ...> Mrs. Etta Carlson .r.i: Peoples Supply Co. ..... E. G. Shinner A Co. A. & P., Benton°St. ..... E. C. Bodenschat* .iV Pingel A- Koch Walter Torgeson ,.. P<Vy Lbr. Co. Eckert & Bending ....... R. O, Andrew Co. ...-- Hall A lCckert ...,u A. &. P., Cass St. ......... Ridgefield Farm. Supply 17.30 Hebron-- < " -. j Dr. E. Thos. Bfand ......... Dr. C. W. Bailey H. M. Turner Koyal Blue E. W. Wright ........I--:.,.:. M. W. Merry .i-,.;. E. P. Schaefer A Son It was thereupon regularly mpved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded T>>' Supr. Harrison that the report of the Committee on Boads and Bridges be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called said motton was declared unanimously carried. The monthlv report of the County Home Committee for the months of January and February, together with inventory and approximate cost of Improvements recently made were presented and on motion of Supr. Hale and duly seconded by Supr. Turner, It was ordered that the Inventory be made a part of the record. After the reading of the said reports, approximate costs and inventory, it was moved by Supr Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Kueckthat thf» same be adopted by this Board And the mil helnjr railed ®ald motion was declared unanimously car. rled, to-wlt:. ' -- February 7. IS36 Mr. Chairman and members ot the Board of Supervisors of McHenry Countv. vour Countv Home Committee respectfully submits the following report for the month of January 1936, audited •>nd paid February 7, 1986. Public Serv. Co.. electricity „...110.24 Dacv Lbr. Co., !ath and plaster .... T.52 Model Plbg. and Heating Co., valves and toilet repairs ®•»» George Nvi>t'<"" reenter work 11.00 Corn Belt Hatcheries, chicken feed 60.35 Montgomery Ward & Co., Ureases, varnish and lights -- Illinois Bell Tel. Co., telephone lt.70 Seward Sea Food Service, ftjli 9.80 Villn Market, potatoes tlTOO J. W. Griswold, hos launAry .1-|" Mel win f'bcm Co., Inc., Atsinf. .... 4.00 Ludwig Wilson Co., soap and -- sweeping compound 17,56 Dr. E. T. Brand, medicine 1.65 F. W. Wool worth, misc. kitchen ^ equipment --: "•!$ Tfeiffer Pharmacy, med. A hos. supplies 5" I I! Richard Backhus, elec. work A fi*. 76.86 R. O. Andrew, salt Frank S Beti Co., ho«. sup. 40.01 The Bohn Hdw. f>.. hardware .... 27.81 Walter Wagner, grinding 6.10 Superior. Oil Co., kero. and diet. .....71.01 The Shurtleff Co.. feed, paint, coal, nails, etc -- .-- 14.74 Thorne A Son. clothes 16.91 Woodstock Wl jlesale Co., tob 69.42 John Sexton 6. Co., groceries 1176.06 Wm. French, team horses, and collars '..450.00 Boyce Bros., gas and oil 10.49 Breys Baker t, bread 66.00 W H. Torgfson. groceries- 59.89 Sawyer Blscilt Co., crackers 2V?* Wm. P. A Her, incidentals 11.10 Wm P. A lie l and wife, salary ...150.00 Virginia Doughart, nurse (.. Margaret Gilmore, nurse ............ Susan A merman, nurse --.... Guy Putty, cook -- Olaf Borgeso'i, farm hand Elva Bortreson, help Arthur Wendt, help 55.00 56.00 56.00 75.00 40.00 30.00 45.00 ; $2,163.99 Woodstock I -ovislon Co., hidaa $11.45 L. A. Stock* dh horse 20.00 81.45 Roy' J. Stewart, sup. sal., mil. The clerk presenied lists of claims against the County, unit on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded oy Supr. Kuecker and declared carried, the Board adjourned at 1 :30 o'clock P. M. lor the approval of said claims. 1:30 0'CX.0C2C V. K. Board met pursuant to adjournment, present same members on roll call. The Committee on claims, labor, fees and supplies made the following report, which on motion of Supr. Hale and duly seconded by Supr. Hemmer and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt:. March 10, A. D. 1936. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the pavmrnt of the following, and that the Clerk be (Jirected to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows. to-wlt: j> f Pettihone ft.Co., Ctr. Clerk 889.09 P. F. Pettibon* A Co., Sup. Schs, Off. Exp. 7.89 Frank Thornber Co., Co. Clk. Prtg. and Sup 68.03 Frank Thornber Co., Co. Clk., tax blks 880 41 Frank Thornber Co., Clr. Clk 66.93 Frk. Thornber Co., Co. Treas. prtg 32.32 Frank Thornber Co., Co. Treas., Off. Sup l-t$ Benton St Restaurant, ct. jurors.. 6.85 Ethel C Coe, Sup. Schs. Off. Exp... 28.69 Ills. Office Supply Co., Sup. Schs. Off. Exp. 10.05 Byers Printg. Co., Sup. Schs. Off. Exp 10.1 S Ills. Bell Tele. Co., Shf. $7.06, Co $46.90 53.95 Off. Sup. - $ 50 Woodstock D. Sentinel, Co. Clk. Prtg. & Sup. 19.50 Woodstock D. Sentinel, SuP- Sehs. (iff. Exd 1-tO Harvard Herald, Co. Treas., ,prtg 62.00 Harvard Herald, Co. Clk., prtg. and sup. t.00 C. L. Herald Pub. Co.. Co. Clk., prtg. and sup 19.83 C. L. Herald Pub. Co., Judcy. misc. 28.69 Botts Welding Serv., C. H. jail rep. $62.15 Henry A. Nulls, Shf. per diem fees and serv Thorne A Son, shff. Jail sup. clO,~ Richard Backhus,- C. H. a United Chemical Co., C. H. sup. ...: Sanitary Pig. & Htg. Co., C. H. sup. A. W. Wagner, C. H. sup. Ludwig Wilson. C. H. sup. i. E. C. Bodenschati, C. H. sup. ........ P. E ConWay shff. faed pris Hoesley's Bakery, shff.. feed pr|S... Pingel & Koch, shff. feed. prls. .... Klrkman Ice Co.. shff. feed. prls. .. E. G Shinner & Co. shff. feed. prls. 58.61 Western Un. Gas A El. Co., shff feeding -prls. Marinda Bates, shff. feed, prls Clyde C. Miner, shff. dpty. Homer Mann, shff dpty Charles J. Williams, shff. dpty. Gilbert Tracy, shff dpty Howard Freeman, shff. dpty. 22.12 SCTff'H, 30.00 5.52 .................... 15.87 ..........1..196 50 4.00 .V. 11.70 : : .... 59.41 3 96 10.71 15.45 17.71 9 93 53 32 23.25 55.58 75.57 1. 18.00 4.00 13.95 35.91 27.75 1.95 43.95 9.70 2.78 5.00 47 25 • 5.46 2.16 5.99 80.82 13 70 24 98 53.34 10.00 8 03 2.00 8.00 4.00 • 4.00 4.00 8 00 Howard Freeman, shff. ballif#^sS^*12.00 Henry G. Fisher, shff. bailiff 12.00 Co. Clk. Ins. Dep.-- • Dr. D. Q. Wells, Lilly Brefeld 6 00 I)r H. W Sandeen, Lilly Brefeld S 0O Dr. H. W, Sandeen, Ortlla Glllia .... 6.00 Dr. C. F. Baccus. Orllla Gillis ........ 5. 00 I)r. C. F. Baccus. Archie N'orcott . 5.00 Dr. O. E. Nelson, Archie Norcott ..... 6.00 Dr. O. E. Nelson, Omar Standly .... 6 00 Wm. H. Newton, Omar Standly .... 6.00 Births and Deaths 822.50 National Re-employment Serv* ct. • -hse. sup. fund » 85.92 C L. Tryon, Co. Hwy., maint, .,..828.4 2 J F. Mitchem. insurance fund 60.00 R. D. Woods, Co. Clk., co. clk. tax extn 8116.04 Hall ft Eckert, C. H. Jail coal 164.32 R. O. Andrew, C. H. jail coal 70.80 Henry A. Nulls, shrf. per diem, fees and serv. 100.00 Ora S. Nulle. shff. feed pris 100 oo Philip E. Bierdeman. shff dpty. ... 125.00 Vestie Muldoon, C. H. Jail sal 125.00 Daisy V. Moore, sup. schs. asst. and clk hire 113.75 City of Woodstock, C. H. Jail lgt. and water : 75.89 Hans Hanson, C. H. Jail coal (hauling) - 88.80 A. A. Crlssey, pro. officar T5 00 8. A. Rt. 18-18 A. Sec. 4 13.77 S. A. Rt. 13-13 A. Sec. 4-1-T -- 8.70 Sr A. Rt. 2 Sec. 7 -- 4.04 S. A. Rt. 7-1-T 7.07 L.,A. Stockwell, sup., sal. mil. tl 20 D. M. Wright, sup. sal., mil. ...--$2.80 C. M. Palmer, sup. sal. mil. 41.25 F. E. Beck, sup. sal., mil 81.85 N. B. Clawson, sup. sal., mil -- 43.80 E. C. Hughes, sup. sal., mil. 4.50 E. Fj, Kuecker, sup. sal., mil. 19.20 Chas H. Ackman, sup. sal., mll...^- 5.20 Joseph Hemmeri'sup. sal., mlt --... 17.50 - - - . .. $5.40 Kueck Bros. Hebron Lbr Co ....... Richmond-- ' Chas. Wolff W. L. Speaker ................U..... Barker Lbr. CO. L. J. Burton --!.... Wm.' Johnstone ^.....-V--. Mrs. Harrv Turner C. B. Covell Dr M. M. Dickey Burton-- Tibbitts, Cameron Lbr. Co. N. N. Weber Estate Public Service Co y--.W'.i John Lay Dr. M. M. Dickey McHenry-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand ........ .... Dr. T. F. Forreat ......... Dr. N. J. Nye ...,i Anna Freund ----».«-•- Ben J. Brefeld .......... Math. I,. Welter A. W. Smith A Co. ..s-- I.. E Hawley ; Barbian Bros. Thomas P. Bolger ; I.ee M. Regner . Arth. Smith .:... Peter J. Schaefer ......; McHenry Lbr. Co. Alexander Lbr. Co. ..... M. M. Dickey, M. D. Coral-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand ....-- Chas. H. Ackman W. C. Nulle : H. B. Benjamin Wert* & Shaw. W. F. Koch The Shurtleff Co. Nunda - Dr. E. Thos. Brand ............. Public Service Co. City of Crystal Lake Dr. A. V. Lindbergh ......... Dr. Geo. H Pflueger- A. H. Hale Peter J; Schaefer Western Gas ft El. Co. National Tea Co. .. .............. Mame S. H oe Hen ....; .... Chas. A. Mason Phil Huffman Mrs. H B Wilcox C. V. Colby G. D. Crabtre# Paul Buhrman •. *.«••-- Alexander Lbr. Co, H. W. Giesek# ........ J. R. Osmun F. W. Kruger Clif Wingate, Admr. H. F. Meier Chas. Johnson Ed. C. Buhrow Gertrude Brunkhorst ............ Maude O. Anderson Peter Nelson 14.93 133.45 27.00 25.00 89.75 7.14 ..„;i 29.00 ;... 29.00 ............ 13.18 1.60 44.87 83.80 .96 80,23 li.oo 48.00 6.00 60.00 20.00 i6.oo lo.oo 25.16 ......W,. 26.35 7«.l| j 17.18 13.00 23.05 - 33.52 97.30 . 52.50 20.00 u:,.. 6.67 40.91 13.84 •i.......... 14.83 3.39 22.03 ..160.00 2.86 2.14 .........U. 62.00 26.00 ,.i.w 10.00 10.00 8.19 21.46 10.00 12.50 8.00 10.00 16.00 12.00 8.00 33.82 .I.--..... 19.20 ............ 10.00 10.00 ls.oo LU.--.. 12.00 6.oo ............ 66.50 12.00 4.09 15.00 McHenry Co. Farm Co. Op. ...... 88.81 O. W Hart 15.00 Rosentbal Lbr. ft Fuel Co. j 1-88.71- 16.50 6.60 10.09 19.00 22.00 28.47 A. A P. (Crystal Lake) A. ft P. (McHenry) Geo. C. Peterson Co. .... Greenwood-- " . . j - Dr; E. Thos. Brand .X.:. ....... J. *E. Harrison .......... J. E. Harrison ft Boh .......--..... Eckert A Bending 14.99 Hall A Eckert 20.59 Riley-- Royal Blue Chas. Engle Ernest Wolf --i...i-- J. H. Patterson Co, Marengo-- Mrs. Tom Chestnut .... Ida DeLong Dr. E. Thos. Brand -j- 3.00 Wm. Swonguer 140.00 M. Warner ......i. -- 3.00 Patrick Bros. 26.70 Havens Drug Co, 4-.-- Hyds Cash Coal Co. 4... Central Groc. 11.98 80.06 88.00 Royal Blue ... John Rands Warren Jordan! Triangle Groc, .......v.,..;;. John Benton ....-- Harrv Easton -- A. Wl Wallace E. H. Kamhola ... J. H Patterson Co. Shurtleff Co. 2,7 62.55 20.80 ....... 58.58 1000 10.00 ....... 88.86 ...... 25.00 8.00 ....» 10.00 18.00 i.;.,. 94.27 ~« 98.10 22.90 . 15.46 W. F. Meier Jos?rh Pmlda -- C. Franke Co. (Ourjr) McHer:r>- Co. Farm Co. Op. , Wm. Wascher ----:-- Mrs. ii. Burnett 'Dunham-- Fred \V. Barlow Chemung-- William Zeli 1'. Campanelli J. C. Bates Lllltan C. Allen ....-- Frederika Deithloff Mrs. J. Raeder C. E. Ambler A. A P. ...... Henry Kolti ft Son«'_. Lush Vermilya Hufus Young- - Lake & Harris Ksmcmd A 1 >0 ug I a i- red W. Barlow F. M. Ties Thrift Shop Bern ice ShermaA Mrs. Tom. daoob*" . Hartland Lush Vermilya ---- Shurtleff Co, All of which is reapeOtfuliy submitted* A'V-;'.-,-*,, ;D..-.*I. WRIGHT «: " ;'»•,*/,•' - >• .*< H. M, TURNER v":'" A. H. HALE CHAS. H. '-ACKMjtSt-'^- --r-jr-* , ; • FRANK MAY 10.0 1C.01 18.0# 87.0ft 77.81 874.7 It', was thereupon regularly moved by Supr Turner and duly seconded by Supr; Hughes that the report be adopted b|r his Board, and that $fi,5OO.«0 be a Appropriated and transferred from thp V General Fund to the Pauper Fund tatCi the payment of said claims. And th* roll being Called said motion was de« blared unanimously carried-. The following resolution on Right o# Way purchase was presented and rea#- and on motion of Supr. Kuecker anjr duly seconded by Supr. Harrison and thiu; roll being called was declared unanfc» mously adopted, to-wit: Hasolntion WHEREAS, there is now available for the use of McHenry County, Illinois, out of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 law thi§ rum of $331.56 and, WHEREAS, It Is permissible und«i>. said Motor Fuel Tax Law, approve!" March 25, 1929, to purchase Right 0® Way for the Improvement of 8tate Alp ; Roads, and, WHEREAS, the Right of Way Confe mittee of the Board of Supervisors at,. McHenry County. Illinois, have secure* the signatures to the following Hlghwajr. Dedications for the improvement dr State Aid Route Number 17A, McHenrjr County, Illinois: . Alvena Pierce $260.01 Fannie G. Lllllbrldge, to complete agreement with father now deceased II.M Fannie G. Lillibridge, to surrender ; possession - $•••• Lester Edinger, Co.'Treas., treas. fee THEREFORE, be It resolved by *ait Board of Supervisors of McHenry Couqtv, Illinois, that the above amount of $331.56 of the Motor Fuel Tax of lilt • law be used for the purchase of oatjt right of way above mentioned, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, thnt R. D. Woo4b, County Clerk. Is hereby directed to certify a copy of this resoli|-r; t-ion to the Department of Public Work* and Buildings, Division of Highway^ Springfield, Illinois, for Its approval tor voucher. Several communications from thlft*.' State of Illinois, Department of PublijQ Works and Buildings, together with th»- monthly report of the Circuit Cleric were presented and ordered placed ofc file The Chairman brought up the matt*, of pauper relief and Informed the Board that the Governor had recently signed ft bill putting the relief of paupers back, to the Townships as of July 1st. 1931, and after some discussion on the sain matter, it was ordered that the State1® Attorney be requested to secure aft opinion from the Attorney General ot the State of Illinois to find out whether or not the Townships will be able to levy -for said relief at their annual Tow* meeting in April. The following reports of the County Home Committee were presented ana read, to-wit: To the Board of Supervisors Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen: --' The County Home Committee mot Wf its regular monthly meeting at tlM County Farm March 6th and audited ao6 drew orders for the following bills: Permanent improvement Running expense ... Clothing - Tobacco ; - Medicine --....w, Hospital 1......-- Dieting ......I. Fuel .$ 252.71 !41.1f lt.lt 11.41 18.41 tOl.ft 854.61 . 171.11 $1111.01 A motion by Stewart, seconded bir Stevens that the salary of William P. Allen and wife as superintendent and matron of the County Home and Mo#» pital be Increased to $8,800 per year, effective March first, 1186. Motion carried. • Respectfully submitted, A. H. HALE J. E. HARRISON J. G STEVENS ROY J. STt'ART A. B. Mc fOWKT.LTo the Board of Supervisors Mr. Chairman and Gentleman: The County Home Committee met foifr its regular monthly meeting at thft County Farm February 7, and auditeft and drew orders for the following bills: Permanent Improvement --,--*$ 736.8| Running expense Clothing • Tobacco Medicine --.-- ---- Dieting -4--^ Total Less hides and hen* 771.01 10.81. 18 4B 6 61 tl7.lt' 14t.ll; _$3,163.»§ 81.41 ' $2,188.6$ Shurtleff Farm Store -- W. D. Hall Lbr. Co. Grafton-- Dr. J. C. Sculley . 43.50 Sherman Hospital 95 65 E. H. Cook 65.00 State Bank of Huntley -- 8.00 W L. Farley l»-00 Williams Work! --.9.10 Wm. Rasch --4.20 Enos Conley -- $5.28 O. I. Statler Chas. Meyer .: Mrs. Hare! Nyham Dr. John G. Henson Algon'iuln-- . Dr. F. J. Theobald Dr. J. C. Sculley -- Joseph Vlcek ^ Werneke A Wahlen Arthur F. Harnden L. B. Rotrbin, Rec. ........U.vvi.,. May G. Hale Joseph Kodvdl^l Henry Brelie --.--..... Anton Marek Edward Vinicky -- Harry T. Hansen ^.V. Cary Bakery-Groc. Emil Vodnansky Est. Joseph J. Jaster John D. Dianis-Sons ... Fox River Grove Lbr, ft Coal ... Duensing Bros. ............ Kerns A Dianis Frank E. Bohl Margaret McGarry National Tea Co. (C- l^ake) National Tea Co., ( Alg.) A. A P. (C. Lake) A. A P. (Chicago) James Kos --........ Rosenthal Lbr. ft Fuel C, Franke Dlercks Lbr. Co.' -- O. W. Hart 8.50 8.00 6.00 8.00 i 27.00 84.60 6.00 15.00 10.00 10.00 15 00 ....r..:..... i2 00 10.00 14.00 66.00 . 15.00 10.00 58.48 50.00 22.00 ...112 00 ..... 15.00 10.30 10.00 -- 10.00 --. 15.00 24 00 .... 6.00 ..... 10.00 65.00 --168.76 85.03 30.40 Reneetfully submitted, ' . J. a. STEVENS j 11. r-i Jriu HARBISON ?.«' ; Jk: ». HALE ' *f<- A. B. MCCONNELlfc * It was thereupon regularly moved if Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker that the reports of tho County Home Committee be approved -3* except as to the salary increases for th» - Superintendent and his wife. Motion de» clare-1 carried. k Supr. Palmer moved that the April ; meeting of the Board of Supervisors bo . held on the 21st day of April, A. D- 1936. Said motion was duly seconded ty Supr. Wright and declared unani-1 ,, mously carried. The matter of filling vacancies of judges of election In various precinct# was brought to the attention of tho . Board and on motion duly made and carried was referred to the Committee on Elections for report. _ The Committee on Elections made tho following report which on motion of • Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Flllp was declared unanimously adopted^ to-wit: March 10. 1131, To the Chairman and Members of tho Board of Supervisors: Your committee on elections to whoift was referred the matter of filling Ttr canctes of Judges of Election in rarlouf election districts In McHenry County would beg leave to submit the follow- • ing report on the matters and thlngl before them: • Your committee on elections would recommend that the following named persons as selected by the two political parties represented on the Board of Supervisors be appointed to fill vacancies and to replace certain judges as Is provided by law, to-wlt: 2nd District. Dorr Township. Verla* Battern to replace Harry Hobba, who moved out of district. 1st District. Dorr Township, J. r. Wienke to replace V. R. Brown, deceased. 3rd District. Dorr Township, Roy J. Stewart, ex-officio judge of W. B. Fish., 1st District. Richmond Township. Ray Bartholf in place of John Colllson, de« . ceased. All of the abovs and foregoing aro Republican appointees to replace Repub*" l-lcan Judges now deceased and also a - Republican Judge to make room for the 48.00 ex -officio judge of «faction