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PAGE SI* t|R BOARD OF % »6 to by the Chairman and that he did j Highway Fund 2,(20.02 Ot approve of the plan at that time and ; Non High Fund 9,014.St %!'< Ahat he would still stand on his vote, i Highway Fines 1,325 50 \ *T|Several ladies from Woodstock, Illinois, I Institute Fund 46.00 f • 4-;i <who were present at the meeting, were Inheritance Tax AccoujttS__*r1,537.74 . - called upon and entered a protest to the : III.. Municipal Het. Fund --1,846 r>0 • building onto the front of the Court , Payroll Clearing Acct. 1,999.08 • '.^jHoUae, staling that it was their opinion Twp. Road-State App. 184.26 . that if the building program was neces- Forfeited Tax Account 263.50 >" $ ?»*ry, same could be done on the rear , I'ers. Prop. HitclKTax ....... 351.29 '..i Jof the building. Supr. Cornue again j Dog Tax Account 4.00 f ^addressed the Board and called upon I j i... -- • the contractor, Oscar Strom, concerning i Total Receipts .....:....„47,4 < 3.41 ' the contract and conditions stated there- j . , -- .(r- ,->.|n and other mattery pertaining to labor i Grand Total ....$366,778.42 V ' "/laid the cost of same. Mr. Strom ad- | Kxpeadltares i:~ stressed the Hoard in answer to Supr. : Count>v Orders ....!' srSjCornue's questions and stated to the j Grand* and Petit Jurors |1S,577.02 . . _ 85.60 Jioard the hourly rate being paid by his ; Coro. and Coroner's Jurora.-.. 54.00 ;. 4,036.66 ..... 31.45 3.,919.92 U.-$.1159.14 j|&ompany for bricklayers, carpenters and •-Ifeneral labor and answered several ; - •'••(ither questions pertaining to said conllract. Asst. Supr. McCoithell stated.that '.. V--" be did not l.-elieve that the contract was * . gt good and forceable contract unless the ]dans and specifications wefe presented ^'•.»:J|»t the time of the signing of the coh- % **ract. Mr. Joslyn stated* that the cun- !'^.?-ttraet, in his opinion.-was incomplete and ' 'i*i<that some time ago he was informed the building committee would pre- Sijpent the contract to the full' Hoard for v.* . Confirmation and approval. ' + Supr. Nolan of 1 >ort" Township stated { Bal. as of O^it. 31^194? ^.:.w.....,.Si03;642.81 S'j-'A.ilif hat he did not believe that the contract !>• i ' s >£." T,- --;--•-- 'fliad ever been read to the full Hoard, J .. $366,788.42 M >v *ii*il made a request that the-Clerk read ' The above aiid foregoing report- la ;! the contract. The Clerk then read to true and correct 'according to my best •; .-..I i the Board the contract'-in'its complete J-- " '• "* * •V'"*'/' . I form, after which a general discussion . >' . was had between the said Citizen* Probation Officer 12 I County Tfeas.; Salary 174.20 • Clerks" Salaries ..' ,... 99H.2U Twp. Koad State App. $1,47 4 38 Motor KW1 Tax Account ....... 8,621.24 i Non High Orders .. . . . ..... j Escrow Account i Payroll Clearing Account.• .Highway Orders ., 1 Institute orders '. . 5.25 ! HI. Municipal Het. Fund 1,846.50 Inheritance Tax" Acc't' 15.00 Total Expenditures '..V.,.63,135.61 ' M;. ... ... .m- -inrttee, ladies present . and the Hoard, concerning the improvement and contract generally. • > . • After the close of all discussion in regard to said matter, it Was regularly inoved by Supr. Cornue aiwl duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that the contract be rejected. The Chairman, John J. Filip. addressed the Hoard anil Stated that he wished at this time to .announce to the Hoard that he would participate in the voting. After some iurther discussion with regard to the tfaid moiion by Supr. Cornue, Asst. Supr. McConnell announced that' he ' would withdraw his second to the motion after Which Supr. Cornue withdraw his mo- 4ion. Supr. Cornue then moved that any "further action on the contract or to the building program be delayed until the . next meeting of this Hoard, t obe held Nov. 12, 1947, and that the Chairman of -the Board of Supervisors and the Coun- ~1y Clerk be instructed to obtain a legal Opinion from the State's Attorney as to Whether or not the contract is a good contract without being confirmed by •the full Board of Supervisors Supr. Beck of Cheinung Township a<l- .Jtlressed the liSard and stated that he Was very much in favor of Supr. Cortiue's motion to delay the approving of the contract and the starting of the -.Work to give the citizens of McHenry County every opportunity to l>e heard"; that the petition presented to him at this meeting of the residents of his Township, showed a very good cross section of his people lA*ing interested »nd wanting more information. He stat- : i;d further that it was his opinion that _* vote of the people of McHenry County knowledge and belief. HENRY A. NULLEj i. , . County Treasurer Subscribed.' and' sworn to before me this 12th day of November, 1947. * R. 1>. WOODS, (Sgal) .' County Clerk . A plat of Lake 1n the Hills Subdivision I'nit No. 2 Tn Algonquin Township, with the approval of the County Superintendent of Highways and of the Enforcing Officer of the McHenry County, Illinois Zoning Ordinance endorsed thereon was presented to the Board for approval. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Mack*t/en that the plat be approved and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The following report of the Zoning Board of Appeals of McHenry County, Illinois, operating under the McHenry County, Illinois Zoning Ordinance, was presented and read to the Hoard, to-wit: November 12th, 1947 (Copy of this report on file in the County Clerk's office.) It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Mackeben that the report and action of the Board of Appeals operating under the McHenry County, Illinois? Zoning Ordinance be approved and adopted by this Board an<l that the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance of McHenry County now in full force and effect and on file in the County Clerk's office, together with alLmaps, be amended to show the changes in classifications as requested by the applications and petitions of the petitioners as outlined in sa id uetitions and in said report, and the roll being called, the Chairman de clared th ?iJt V\:'. motion unanunousl> carried On said matter was not necessary and ;and the McHenry County, Illinois Zoning Jf held would cost a great deal of'money. Ordinance amended. t*upr. Beck also stated that lie had a '"fcreat deal of respect and sentiment for , the old Court House and that hte does •fjot like the idea of changing it but that •if it is inadequate in its present form to properly house the County records ; and to take care of the business of the County and' is interfering with. rogress, maybe it would have to beione. He stated that he did not know hether it was possible to add the ddition onto the rear of the Court ouse, but that if it was not possible, ,o doubt same would have to be" built nto the front of the Court House. stated that he could remember a :ood many years ago that there were rees growing on Ayer Street, the Main Jttreet of Harvard, that were removed and that the old cobblestone streets and board sidewqj£g and hitching posts and water troughs that had to him and ! other residents a great amount of sen- |fmental value, were removed because ihey interferred with progress and that flias been the history of this great nation, getting rid of the old for the new, f-ind that he did not believe that any of he people of Harvard would want o- ga back to the old. Supr. Heck then fl't'econded by Supr. Cornue's motio/i to de- »•>>' and the roll being called, the Chairtuan declared the motion carried. Supr. iVavang ftpoke favorably to the delaying t the matter, as did Supr. Nolan and '•other supervisors, to give the Citizens' Jgrqryp every opportunity to be heard andl that it was their opinion that the . contract could be amended and made • more complete to protect the Cyunty and -^"taxpayers' interests. •upr- Cornue again addressed" the. • Hoard and stated that he would move at this time that the present plans for the remodeling of the Court House be : tabled for future consideration. Supr h <ek addressed the Hoard and stated "that he did not believe that that motion was proper for the reason that the contract itself, which includes the present plans and specifications, and the building program in general has been con- ' tinuvd to the next meeting of this 'Hoard to. be held in Noveml>er. After Jsome further discussion to said matter Supr. Cornue then addressed the Hoard 'and stated that he would withdraw his motion. Supr. Cornue moved that the Building Committee be instructed to obtain additional plans that would not alter the front of the Court House. Said motion was duly seconded and the Chairman declared the same unanimously carried. A report of the Commitiee on Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle, together with an Amended Contract and Agreement between the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois and Dr. B. F. Kennelly, County Veterinarian, and a Contract between the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois and tw Department of Agriculture, Division of Livestock Industry, State of Illinois, was presented and read to the Board, towit: _ ® November 12, 1947 To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle would beg leave to report that they met on the 30th day of October, 1947 with Dr. B. F. Kennelly, County Veterinarian, and would recommend the approval and adoption of an Amended Contract between the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County!, Illinois, party of the tirst part, and Dr. B. F. Kennelly, party of the second part, and the approval and adoption of a Contract between the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, party of the first part, and the Department of Agriculture, Division of Livestock Industry, State of Illinois, party of the second part, said contracts being attach ed hereto and made a part of this, report, as follows: November 12, 1947. . Amandad Contract This Memoranda of Agreement made and entered into on the 1st dav of July, A. I). 1947, by and between August W. Ruth, Elmer C. Coy and Harlev Mackeben for and on behalf of the Hoard of Supervisors of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, which is the party of the tirst part and Dr. B. F. Kennelly Party of the second part. Witnessethf That Whereas, the Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, has heretofore appropriated a sum of money to be used in the suppression of tuberculosis among dairy cattie of the Cq,untv of Mcllenry under the direction of the said Board ot Supervisors, and Whereas,-th« said Dr. II. F; Kennellv has been appointed County Veterinarian to administer the tuberculin tests, by McHenry County, and said appointment has been confirmed by the Department vl umi.f «M 4n*« .St. u, . This memoranda therefore witne^seth that it 'is mutually agreed by and between the parties hereto that the party Party of the flrat Part: By Al'«. W. RUTH t ; . HARL-ET MACKEBEN E. C. COY / . Members of CommlttW ^arty of the Second Part: B. F. KENNELLY Contract. ( Copy on file in County Clerk's off!re.) All of which is respectfully submitted. ' i AUG. W. RL'TH • BARLEY MACKEBE#!. r* • B.C. COY It was thereupon regularly flwrea by Supr. Ackman and duly secondedjby Supr. Wittmus that the report be approved and that the Amended Contract and Agreement and the Contract be approved and the Clerk be instructed to certify copies of same to the State of Illinois. Department of Agriculture^ Division of Livestock Industry, and the roll being called, Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wtltmus, Heck, Coy, Carroll, Dunning, Ackman, Mackeben, Nolan, A a van g, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt and Meier and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell, McConnell and Rosenthal vottd aye. Nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried, the report and the Amended Contract and Agreement and Contract approved. The Committee on Roads and Bridges iiresented the following report, to-wit: dr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: " The undersigned members of the Road and Bridge Committee for said County beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we'met at Woodstock, Illinois on the 8th day of November. 1947, and audited and ordered paid bills of a general iiHiure chargeable to the McHenry County patrol system of roads as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and labor at the Count*- tool house And grounds tu a total of ....• $1,587:16 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County patrol system of roads at rates heretofore approved by this Board were audited and- ordered paid as follows: ! Sections 3, 14 ;....$ 130.11 Sections 4 , 16, 1$ 240.84 Sections 4, 17 .. 276.61 Sections 7, 8, 9, 1®. 11, 1# 345.38 WWW*r ®n McHENRY COUNTY, lUUJtM 4m Total ..$2,580.10 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax fends as follows: Municipal Employees Retirement Fund MKT Share for Pension $ 347.38 Patrol Sec. No. 2, malnt. labor and materials .. 110.05 Sec. 12T-32T, engl. labor & mat. 192.40 HOW Engineering, labor $2.40 Sec. 33, engi. labor 30.40 Sec. 35, Engi. labor » 48.00 Section 36, engi 104.40 Sec. 33, construction 7,511.67 Sec. 33, Right of Way, Geti. ft Laura D. Luerrsen Herman and Henry Moehling Felice removal John J. and Albert J. Nolan .... John and Sophie Helck George F. and Myrtle B. Repp John and Mary C. Nolan Sec. 34, Right of W'ky, McHenry County Title Co. ' Prud. ins. Co. of America ........ $7.00 1S7.00 i 158.00 111.50 93.00 90.00 77.50 15.00 regular business. The"" citizens' Com- I the. Kt,, ond Paj* agrees mittee then retired. i :? ^ ^ r"i ^ervir-es to the satisfae- The Chairman stated that if there i I mentioned committee was nothing further to come before this »H!T ^"i'U \VSII Bo?rd Supervisors of meeting for the good of McHenry Coun- ' Ml ^""enryounty for the salary t.v, he would entertain a motion to ad- I ?IrJ 'n^ en Hun<lled £>«>>- Jour. 'It was thereupon regularly moved 1 If « i . i pf.r amium, he to be by Supr. Meier and" dulv seconded by ! m'lft" d,rection of the Comourn. And the ?ittP<* '•,-Pr""*nting the Board of Super, motion carried birVT.nn". e manPfcr fn which tujourned. Ltr'.'ul,n • a'T to be made, he will „ Supr. Dunning to adjou ' " Chairman declared the n Thereupon the Board adj JOHN J. FIL'lI Attest; R. D. WOODS, Clerk. C h ftia'ffiflH Special November Meeting, 1947 keep or cause to keep an accurate ac- T,h^ <a7i KysU-m of all cattle tested by himself and by his assistants and to see that a proper annual report be furnished to the partv of the first part. The party of the first pan will issue to tile party of the second part an order for a one-twelfth of the salary above mentioned In consideration monTh* Th*<" ' - l h ? ^ * a c h *fTu* honorable Board of Supervisors of ' shall keep :in 'accurate record of' all' re- MOlenry County, Illinois, met ifK.epe- a. tors. The party of the second Urt Citv8of Wrili' ,tht Court House in the to have charge of the buving of necesi- Jih a Woodstock on Wednesday, the j sary ear tags for branding of cattle !?v!ayi,W£ -^'ve'"be'-. A. D. 1947 at ; and ab«, all other, necessary supS ies i o clock A. M. pursuant to a call to carry on the said tests nartv of th« Hl?ned by more than one-third of its I first i>art to pay for same ' cf's now on fil< with the Clerk of ] T "'Th,^,ins »„ „1M ord„ the .Chfcirman, _Fili_p: • ifng contract is in^ forOe and services of the second part are not satis* '"'Ir'i "f ,tu- first part reserves .-v/c John J. Filip, and the ; so lWf.innig as this contrac i- i. 2 Allegiance to the Flag of the effect and in case the 1 nited Statf s of America was given by ! party of the second pan are not sail* the Chairman with all members of the ' factory to the parties of th^ f rit n«rt" I »ard and visitors present participating, and upon a report of such dissatisfa<- C:erk and the following .members re- I sion either at a regular or sneciui t- >onded to their names, to-wit: Su- I ing of said HoardT.fl ' P m peryisors August W. Ruth, C. Perrv I dissatista. ti if said report of The minutes of the Special October, '*t' l' i. 'UFt^*"r understood and agreed 104* meeting was presented and rea<i, • nd upon motion duly made and carried were approved and ordered of reccord The following report of the County Treasurer f - - - *f»47 mot ion onded by Supr. May and dV< larell carried was approved and ordered placed (tu to-wit: 1 that the party of the second part shall i*9K«iVi SUm Twenty-five dollars ht .h, ZCr, mo?"l t" >•»' paid monthly iurer for the month of .October, ! his own- mean*"of* transpiirtall'on'in and was presented and read and upon j about his- work and the unkeen of anv !nK"f^r- a"" -ec. automobile that he may o? na'v"fo^ - 0®m»ty Traaaorar'a Baporl tit Month of Octobar, 1947' ' • Xaoalpta I5a! forward October, 194f S31!) Hor. 01 General Fund ...$10,383.14 Cupis.. County Home 455.00 6up!., County Home RI ^7 Chm. Liquor Committee ir>O 00 ' •' ' . r JJ«»endent Children piator Fuel Account anil other expenses of ^o'in'g toVa'nd from his employment. >1 !t fur,^or understood and agreed that the party of the second part shall give the party of the first party sixtv days notice of termination of employment and that the partv of the first part shall give the party of the second part sixty days notice of dismissal. In Witness- Whereof, the parties hereto have hereunto signed their naipes the day and year first written above Board of Supervisors of McHenry County Illinois Total 19.205.60 In the matter of filling the vacancy in the County Highway Dept. caused by the resignation of Lester Swain, we have interviewed three applicants and they are not interested at the former salary rate of $3,200 per year. It is neeessary to secure additional help, if we are to keep ahead of construction work and prtVare the necessary plans and right of way plats to use the funds available for roads. The improvement of Town roads with State funds has greatly increased the work of the Highway Department as the County handles the work and the money under the law as written. One of the applicants, Mr. Richard Sullivan of Milwaukee, Wisconsin will take the Job_at $3780 per year, starting November 17, 194 7 and. we recommend that he be hired at this rate. However, this is more moneji than we are paying the County Superintendent of Highways and his first assistant, Wayne Mentzer. They are both licensed surveyors and licensed professional engineers of many years experience. We rcoommend that the County Supt. of Highways receive a salary of $750 per year as executive plat officer under the Rules & Procedure governing plats, resolution passed by this Hoard at the June meeting, 1926, pursuant to the State of Illinois Statutes Chapter 34, Art. 23 under ^powers of County Boards. We also recommend that Wayne Mentzer receive a raise in salary of $75o per year as first assistant to the County Superintendent of Highways. Most of the money for the salaries of the above two assistants in the Highway Department come out of State M. F. T. Funds and State Town J>'unds. The above to be retroactive to November 1. 1947 except in th« case of Sullivan, who would not stan work until November 17, 1847. Prices for labor have continued to raise and there Is some unrest in the County's Koitd Maintenance Gang. These workers are paid at the present time, 15c per hour less out of the County highway tax fund than out of the M. F. T. Road .Construction Fund. Th<- complaint is that this is too great a differential, especially while handling snow plows, and spreading cinders on icy hills and roads. We decided to recommend that the County Patrolmen and County road workers and the bookkeeper-stenographer receive a raise of 10c per hour In wages, until further notice, for work performed payable out of the County Highway tax funds, retroactive to November 1, 1947. We have received from Motor fuel tax funds rental on County owned machinery included in the above report $3430.$$ (Sec. 33 Al. F. T.) and $24.32 (Patrol Sec. Xii. 2) and also for premix from County stock $50.63, and have turned same over to the County Treasurer for the County road fund, which said sum is hereby unappropriated for road purposes including the repair, storage and purchase of road machinery or for improvements for buildings to house machinery. Your committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County, Illinois patrol svstem of roads aji appropriation from the County highway fund In the sum of $4 000 until the next meeting of this Board. All of which is respectfully submitted. . :--E- E. BECK -- • - '. PA PL ROSENTHAL' O. J. CARROL CARL E. ITTMUS FRANK H. McCONNELL It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Meier and duly seconded by, Supr. Scnniitt that the report be adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, the t hairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Fees and Salaries presented the following report, to-wit' To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Hoard of Supervisors: Your Committee on Fees and Salaries would bej? leave to report that they met at the < ourt Houne in the ntv of Woodstock on Wednesday, October 29, 1947 with Co. Judge Henry 1/.Cowlin, and the ( ounty Clerk to consider a request In a change in the manner In which the Court Reporter of the County Courts salary is paid. Your Committee was Informed that a part of the Court Iteporters salary is represented by fees that she collects for taking proofs on wills and heirships which represents an income to her of approximately $25.00 per month. These fees are collected »ry the said reporter and retained by her. r or the convenience of the operating of the Court and the recording of orders on said proofs taken on wills and helrshlps in estates, a request was made that the salary of said reporter be flxe«t at $175.00 per month and that all fees of said reporter for taking proofs on wills and heirships be collected by the County Clerk as earnings of his office and carried through on his' regular semi-annual report. It was explained to your Committee that this would not constitute an increase in salary for the said reporter. Your Committee* was also informed that the said reporter performs for the County Court during every day of the week, such as writing up testimony taken on wills and heirships and inany other matters. Your Committee after having duly considered said request, would recommend that the request be granted. Jour Committee would beg leave to report that they met at the Court HOKM in tfcl City of Woodstock on Saturday, November l, 194? to consider a tt«MM of tkt Sheriff for an lncrMM la «*!ary for th* two night jailors and radio operators. Th« Sheriff stated that ha did not Mitvt that he could retain th* aatd employees at their present salary of $17$.o$ per month. Your Committee was informed that the take-home pay on one of said employees was $1$2.$7 and on the other said employees was 1154.97. Your Committee, after having duly considered said request, would recommend that same be granted and that the salary of said employees be increased from $175.00 to $200.00 per month, effective as of November 1, 1947. All of which is respectfully submit- F. E. / RECK a • ' •" ' : AUG. W. RUTH ' HARLEY MACKEBill, • : CHA8. . ACKMAN ,.. v . ^HJCNRY C. MEIER G. J. CARROLL V; ' / ' * A. H. M(CORNELL ... • - '« **s thereupon regular!# Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Dunning that the recommendations fit the said Committee be approved and adopted, giving an Increase in salary to the two night jailors and radio or rators from the present salary of ll'ij.OO per month to $200.00 per month, also changing the manner in which the fees of the County Court Reporter are collected and fixing said reporter's salary at <£175.00 per month, and the roll being called, Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Carroll, Dunning, Ackman, Mackeben, Nolan, Aavang, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt and Meier and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell, McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the report approved •and adopted, Ti$e Committee on McHenry /Cbuiity Home, FHt^ti'.and Hospital' pfeSqitt^d following i*e^ort, to-wit: 1 November 5, 194 7 Mr. Chairman and members of the ,{Board, of Supervisors of McHenry , (Cotlnty: , . ' . ; Your Coupty Home Committee met on November 5, 1947, at the McHenry County- Home and audited the bills fur the month 6t Gcto^eh 1947, and respectfully submits the following report,^recommending aame b« paid. ' Arwell, Inc., pest control serviced 76.00 MglUaKla Q»a«1 \Af o- The Clerk pre--ate* ltata of claims against the County and upon motion of Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded Iff Asst. Supr. McConnell and declared carried, the said claims were referred to the proper committees and the Board adjourned to l:lt o'clock P. M. for committee work. ItM VOMOZ ». m.' Board met pursuant to adjournment and upon roll call, the same members responded to their names as appeared of record in the morning session, constituting a full Board present. ry sup. 32.90 58.29 76.81 1169 1.-1,50 89.56 23.59 27.60 Malleable Steel Range parts for stove Crystal Lake Truckin Co., stone and sand Patton Bakink Co., ba , , True Value Stores, supplies R. O. Andrew Co., mash, lime and salt V. Mueller & Co., hospital sup Goodrow's Garage, gas Menzel Electric, refrigerator rep. E. L. Bakkom, corn husker and repairs 620.46 Montgomery Ward & Co., supplies 20.64 Ludwtg Wilson & Co., supplies .... 187.62 Ridgefield Farmers Supply Co., lumber and shingles R. F. Backus, elec. installations .. Hubert's Pharmacy, medicihe ..._ Crystal Lake Farm Store, sup..... Public Service Co., service Illinois Bell Telephone Co., serv. Boyce Service Station, gas Woolworth Co.. notions Ideal Oil Co., fuel oil Bohn Hardware Co., supplies Sawyer Biscuit Co., supplies John Sexton Co., groceries ,..148.83 E. L. Bakkom COj. hardware 8.34 Shurtleff Co., lumber and nails.... 63.23 Royal Blue Food Mart, groceries 77.60 Claire Cooper, potatoes 104.00 Cichocki Shoe Shop, repairs : 10.96 W. A. Allen Mfg Co 10.62 W. P. Allen, Incidentals 63:04 Tucker Oil Burner Sales and Service, pullets 67,76 Mrs. Pearl Brown, pulLetfl 51.88 Stanley Charles, boar ilkoO W. P. Allen, salary ,1 ;.v...u. 2q£$6 Esther C. Allen, salary lTjffOO Glen Nelson, salary I tfiStO' Marion Nelson, salary .....i ' .. 106.00 Susie McPherson, salary : ' 70 00 Hilma Melander, salary. hps'pltai l25.00 Ray E. Morris, salary 100.00 Dorothy M. Morris, salary 35.00 Joe Smith, cont-, carpfenterlng.... 627.00 The Committee qn Claims, Labor, Fees and Supplies presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Wittmus and the roll being called, was declared unaniimously adopted, to-wit: November 12, A. D. 1947. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supply Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined ail 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,: Frank Thornber Co., cir elk. sup $6.62, co elk off sup $64.57, co elk elec elk sup $13.00 ...$ 84.19 Woodstock Dally Sentinel, co trea* assmt $828.80. co treas prtg $111.40, supr prtg 5.00, sup schs off exp $2.60, cir elk sup $110.00 1,057.80 H. W. Schmidt Co., co tfeas off sup $1.87, cir cll« sup $6.17, *hf off sup $1.84, m 1.88 R. D. Woods, Co. Clk., contingent $1,000.00, co soning exp $1,500.00 2,600.00 ; ,Sup. Schs. Off.. Exp,-- 'miinfois Office Sup. C?, S.C6 i'Nbrthern 111. Publications ............ 41.S0 I Goerlitx-Becknell Co 66 I Panama-Beaver Inc., sup schs off 1 exp $7.48, shf off sup (3.72 11.10 ! Roland McCannon, Supt. Schs., ! sup schq off exp 78.96 State Bank of Woodstock, co clk'. off sup 6.05 C. L. Tryon, co sup hwy trav exp 119.90 Amer. Law Book Co.« judoy llbry >0.00 Ct. Hse. Sup.-- Woodstock Trucking Serv $.00 F. Landon Cartage Co 1.74 Bohn Hardware Co. ." 4.64 N. W. Blue, Distributor 80.00 Dr. B. F. Kennelly, er TB off sup 127.50 Don A. Wicks, contingent 175.00 Ct. Hse. Repairs-- HM1 & Eckert A L. Bennett •; .; il.J.... Woodstock Hardware Co Shf. Jail Sup. Clothings-- Dr. B. B. Neuchiller ...... Dr. A. M. Yessler Woodstock Grill, ct jurors Ida Sauter, Bd of Rev elk hire !... Isabelle Brink, Bd of Rev elk hire 132.00 John J. Hayes, bd of rev sal $570.00 bd of rev trav exp $100.00 670.00 John J. Filip, bd of rev sal $570.00, bd of rev trav exp $80.00 650.00 E. J. Deneen, bd of rev sal $570.00, bd of rev trav exp $100.00 670.00 Walter F. Conway, bd of rev sal $570.00, bd of rev trav exp; $40. 610,00 Ero Erickson, contingent 50.00 Shf. Off. Sup.-- A. W. Andre Co True Value Hardware Store Fred C. Bau, shf per diem fees serv Shf. Feeding Prls.. Schoepperle's Market Early American Bakery Cream $4,566.90 .... 81.97 $4,484.$$ ,i... Woodstock, Illinois, November 5th, 1947 To the Honorable John J. Filip, Chairman, and Members of the Board of Supervisors ot McHenry County, 111. Your McHenry County Farm, Home and Hospital Committee beg to report that they met at Hartland, Illinois, on the above date and1 audited and approved fo/ payment hills In the following amounts: Permanent Improvements $1,675.29 Running Expense Clothing, BOots and Shoes Medicine : Hospital Diet Fttel ..rzr'3" Less moriair rec^yed for ' cream sold 2,132.48 . 19.50 ,. 50.15 234.56 .. 417.80 -.137.12 566.90 ... 81.97 . IJk 0 < $4,484.93 An inspection jtos made of the buildings, grounds, Live stock and equipment and evfefrything was found in good condition. A corn husker was purchased for •600,00, and some of the repair work on the Superintendent's residence and other buildings has been completed. There being no other business to come before your Committee, upon motion duly made and seconded, a vote was then taken and your Committee adjourned. Respectfully submitted. AUGUSTUS M. M A XWELL, Chm, PAUL ROSENTHAL FRANK B. McCONNELL E. C. COY -- T. F. NOLAN It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by jpr" Carro,l that the report be approv- ..aD adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unknimously carried. Supr. Maxwell addressed the Board and spoke briefly on the improvements being made at the County Farm on the various buildings. He stated that these Improvements were greatly needed at this time and were responsible for the labor and material bills included in the report for the month. Supr. Maxwell Stated further that the work would be completed within a short period of time. Statement of condition at the close of business on the twenty-ninth day of September, 1947 of the State Bank of U.nl£"1.Harvard State Bank. State Bank of Richmond, Algonquin State Bank, First State Bank of Harvard, West McHenry State Bank, State Bank of Huntley, Home State Bank of Crystal Lake, The State Bank of Woodstock, Hebron State Bank, Cary State Bank. Marengo Bank and the First National Bank of Woodstock were presented and read and upon motion of Supr. Beck and duly seconded hj- Supr. Meier and declared carried, the said banks were authorized to continue as depositories of the funds of the McHenry County Treasurer and Kx-Officlo Collector. The Chairman of the Board of Supervisors and Ex-Offlolo Chairman of the Hoard of Review of McHenry County, John J. Filip addressed the Board and stated that the Board of Review still had a few more Investigations to be mane and would need another week to complete their work and would request time to November 19, 194 1 for said deliberations. It was there r<!K,llHrl>' moved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the request be granted and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously curried. The County ric'irk addressed the Board and stat'd that He had several matters of impor.anev pertaining to elections " ' r'Klstratlon of electors that he would like to bring before the Board and have same referred to the Committee on Eleetion*. He stated that he thought it would be a good plan to do some advertising to thoroughly acquaint . V'tc1"* of McHenry County as to tludr duty with regard to registration. i.?r KOIn,' diseusslon with regard to said matter, it waH regularly moved by °uPr- Ruth and duly seconded by Supr. ( arroll that said matters? be referred to the Elections Committee giving the committee full power to act and .the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion •inanim'jnsJv carrier! 10,62 66.70 1.89 13.50 2.00 14.74 162.00 IS.S< 2.45 -- 68.93 63.88 Oakside Dairy Products fnc, '.L*... 15*20 Fay s Ice Service Trackett's Bakery Shf. Deputy-- Fred Wendt Frank Beu ....:. Warren Berg Kenneth Fay John Viola Joel Murphy .......... Frank E. Keller S. B. Lemon Harold ,G. Fox Joseph Justen .j.].™"' Fred S. Gay Clyde C. Miner, shf dpty $312.00, bailiff $28.00 .., Clyde J. Zoia, shf dpty $7.00, bailiff $7.00 ....; 14.00 Vernon W. Kays, bailiff /, 21.00 Hazel Wilke, bailiff ..., 5;.:... 7.00 Pearl SchultS, co coro reporter .... 8.56 Harvard Herald, eo elk off sup .... 18.10 Fred C. Bau, Sheriff, shf per diem fees serv 1,999.80 111.'Bell Tel. Co., ct hse Jail tel .... 199.87 Burgess, Anderson & Tate Inc., co trea* off sup 1.02 Strom Construction Co., ct hse rep 753^07 R. O. Andrew Co., ct hse jail coal 12.60 1< rank Thornber Co., co elk off sup 28.13 Co. Clk. Ins. Depdn. (DIGaetani)-- •87.60 38.24 42.00 7.00 7.00 21.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 77.00 21.00 35-00 140.00 Dr. C. E. Wittenberg . Dr. Glenn E. Wright Supr. Sal. Mileage--. Aug. W, Ruth C. Perry Wright Carl E. Wittmus F. E. Beck .....' E. c. Coy G. J. Carroll Charles T. Dunning,.*,....., Chas. H. Ackman .......... Harley Mackeben T. F. Nolan Aimer Aavang ....; Stanley H. Cornue Frank B. McConnell ...... Frank May Math N. Schmitt Henry C. Meier A. M. Maxwell ,v...-.t. A. B. McConnell Paul Rosenthal 10.00 10.00 130.90 134.40 69.00 ...i....;..,. $7.20 -i........... 33.40 107.00 20.40 101.00 ............ 145.60 92.00 .--*. . aijro i'21.40 ....it. 47.60 82.60 78.40 ......U- 44.00 16.70 ......i...... 10.20 66.80 191.86 176.00 75.00 175.00 175.00 200.00 225.00 Alice Jones, er TB off sal 135.00 City of Woodstocck, ct hse jail It and water Vestle Muldoon, ct hse jali sai " R. I. Overton, elr ct pro off sal . J^ack Meyers, contingent George K. Swank, contingent . Grant Nolan, contingent Lyle R. Hutchinson, contingent .... vx All tff which is respectfully submitted. T. F. NOLAN, Chairman C. l'ERRY WRIGHT CHARLES T. DUNNINO MATH N. SCHMITT STANLEY H. CORNUE The Committee on Claims, County Poor presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Meier, and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: November 14, 1947. Mr ( hairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Oaimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, towit: . * Dependent Children-- Lutheran Child Welfare Assn.. (Daymond) Mrs. Cassius Sweatman, (Steadman ) Mrs. Melvin Fleming!'"'(Shay)"™ Mrs. E. B. Roberts (Mclntyre) Mrs. Edward Redding. (Dalziel) i.ir*V /i 1 J*", G«thman, (Krezan) Elgin Catholic Charities, (Bieleckl) Allendale Farm, (Holiiies)'*,.ww St. Joseph's Orphanage, (Jasien) 100.00 Louise Lrookx, dependt chll $16.14 pro ofT trav exp $26.90 '42 04 Dependent Children-- Montgomery Want & Co., (Holmes and (arlson) 1991 Care T. B. Patients-- Tuberculosis San.1' 2,011.00 Rockford Mun. T. B. San., (Powers) - 165.0# tetf!'1 °f Wl,l< h '* rt'sl>ectfully submit- » -- a. n. MccoxNELii^dtoi.* O. J. CARROLL ' • FRANK MAY ' ' CARL E. WITTMUS , • E. C. COY The Chairman of the Board called on , •y.'knM,,n' Chairman of the Building « ojWfnittee. for a report on the liuilding matter that *as referred to his Committee at the last meeting. Supr. Ackman addressed the Board and stated that his Committee instructed the architeet, LeRoy Thompson, to make a sketch of the proposed improvement to the ( ourt House on the rear or west side of the building. Mr. Thompson, being present at tbe meeting, was called upon and staled that he had prepared a sketch of said impi ovcnicni auU siatod . $ 40.00 40.00 .. 30.00 .. 31.00 26.00 40.00 20.00 27.00 that It was Ms opinion that the Improvement could be mads on the bicK of west •Ids of the building that would be adequate, hut that It was also his opinion that the plan for building on the east or front of tho building was the most practical. Several members of the Citisens' Committee, who were present at the last meeting of the Board and several ladies who were also present at this meeting of the Board, then asked Mr. Thompson several questions pertaining to said-improvement and a general discussion was had by the members of the Board and citisens present concerning the whole improvement matter eiupr. Cornue addressed the Board and askea the Clerk and Chairman if they had secured the legal opinion concerning the validity of the contract for said improvement that was requested at the last meeting. The Clerk then addressed the Board and stated that he received* such an oral opinion from the State's Attorney, Don A. Wicks, and that it was the State's Attorney's opinion thaf the contract was not valid until it was' approved by the Board of Supervisors and that it was impossible under law for the Board of Supervisors to delegate its authority to a committee on any matters requiring Judgment. After some further discussion with regard to said matter, it was regularly moved by Supr. Wittmus and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that the whole building program and purported contract be referred back to the Building Committee of the Board for further study and due to the lateness of the season for building work, that said matter be continued to April 1, 1948 and the Chairman declared the motion carried. Supr. Cornue addressed the Board and stated that he voted against the motion for the reason that he did not believe that any mention of the contract should have been made, but that he was not against continuing the matter. / Supr. Cornue addressed the Board and moved that the Clerk be instructed to send a notice by registered mail to tbe Strom Construction Co., notifying tl* said company that the contract in question is not a valid contract until apnroved by the Board of Supervisors. Said motion was duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell and declared ccarrled. State Senator, Ray Paddock, and State Representative, Harold Kelsey, being present at the meeting, were called upon by the Chairman. Mr. Paddock addressed the Board and stated that he would like to at this time make a formal presentation to the McHenry County Housing Authority of a check in the amount of $47,245.00. He then presented said check to the Chairman of tne Board, who in tufn presented the said voucher to Edward A. Field, Chairman of the McHenry County Housing Authority. The Chairman thanked Mr. Paddock anil in presenting said check to the McHenry County Housing Authority he stated that the money would be used for a good purpose. Mr. Field accepted the voucher on behalf of the McHenry County Housing Authority and stated that the said Housing Authority was very grateful and plans for the use of said funds were now nder way. Supr. Beck, Chairman of the Road and Bridge Committee, addressed the Board and stated that he was Just informed by Senator Paddock and Representative Kelsey that there was a possibility that McHenry County might be able to receive Federal and S» ite Aid with regard to two road projects in McHenry County that the right of way has already been secured on one of said projects being County Line road between Kane and McHenry County, and that he felt that his Committee should immediately meet with he proper officials in Kane County and also that some member of perhaps two, members, should be authorized to go to Springfield to meet with the state officials in the Highway vDe-t partment on said matter. After some further discussion with regard to said matter, it was regularly moved by Supr, Ackman and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that the request of the Chairman of the Road and Bridge Committee be granted and that said matter be referred to said Committee, , giving said Committee full power to act, and the Chairman declared the- motion unanimously carried. Several communications, together with Gas Tax Allotment Report were presented and ordered placed on file. The Chairman stated that if there was nothing further to come before this meeting for the good of McHenry County, he would entertain a motion to adjourn. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Wittmus to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. JOHN J. FIIIP, Attest: . Chairman R.f>D. WOODS, Clerk. Coroner's Jurors County Ct. Jnrors Probation Officer ........... Clerk's Salaries Co. Treasurer Salary Bounty Orders General Fund Highway Orders », County Officers Fees Inheritance Taxes Motor Fuel Taxes Payroll Clearing Acc't Escrow Account : Institute Orders Ill, Municipal Ret. Fnnd Total Expenditures Bal: Nov. 29, 1947 -. i;.«b .. ioi.i$ .. 1S7.M ; ...i.si$.$$ .. 225.80 $.60 .. $22.04 ...2,$9$-79 30,000.00 11.M8.0S .3t.lt*.24 ...S.M2.M 1.7T .. 11.00 ...1, $62 89 ....107,488.90 ...275,03$.4! $389,47$.42' The above and foregoing report is true Mia correct according to my best knowledke and belief. HENRY A. NULLE, County Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before rat ttjla of December, 1947. R. D. WOODS, County Clerk Special December Meeting, 1947 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County Illinois mot 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 Tuesday, the 9th day of December, A. D. 1947 at 10 o'clock A. M. The Clerk addressed the members of the Board and stated that he had been notified by the Chairman, John J. Filip, that he was ill at his home and would not be able to attend this meeting-of the Board. The Clerk informed the Board that it would be several days before Supr. Filip would be able to be up and about. The Clerk stated that it would be necessary, before proceeding with the business of the meeting, to appoint a Chairman Pro Tem. Supr. Beck, of Chemung Township, addressed the members of the Board and stated that he would move at this time that the dean of the Board, Charles H. Ackman, the Supervisor from Coral Township, be named Chairman Pro Tem to transact the business of this meeting. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Wittmus and declared unanimously carried. The Clerk then escorted the .Chairman Pro Tem to the chair and presented him with the gavel. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman Pro Tem, Charles II. Ackman. and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, was given by the Chairman Pro Tem with all members of the Board and visitors participating and the roll being called by the Clerk, the' following members responded to their names, towit: Supervisors August W. Ruth, C. Perry Wright, Carl E. Wittmus, F. E. Beck, E. C. Coy, G. J, Carroll, Charles T. Dunning, Charles H. Ackman, Harley Mackeben, T. F. Nolan, Aimer Aavang, Stanley H. Cornue, Frank -B. McConnell, Frank May, Math N. Schmitt, Henry C. Meier and Asst. Supervisors A. M. Maxwell, A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal constituting a quorum present. The Clerk presented the following Call of Meeting, Publisher's Certificate of Publication and Clerk's Certificate of Mailing Notices, which were on motion duly made and carried, ordered placed on file and entered of record, to-wit: The minutes of the Special November, 1947 meeting were presentd and read and upon motion duly made and * carried were approved and ordered of record; (Copy of this on file in the County Clerk's office.) The > following report of the County Treasurer for the month of November, 1947 was presented and read and upon motion of Supr. Schmitt and duly seconded by Supr. May and declared carried was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: Ooaaty Treasurer's Be port Tor the Month of Vovetnber, 1947 Becelpts Balance forward . $303,642.81 General Fund $30.0.18.32 Supt., County Home 43.18 Supervisor's County. Home.... 536.55 Chm. Liouor Committee 100.00 Dependent Children County Officers Fees . Fines on Highways Institute Fund .....: Forf. Tax Acc't Inheritance Taxes : Payroll Clearing Acc't Non High Fund 278.90 30.24.V2FT .1,183.00 .......... 29.00 , . i , 1 . 1 9 6 . 4 3 4,880.79 3,893.13 14.82 411. Municipal Ret Fund 1,952.89 Total Receipts $78,830.61 Grand Total ..--..$382,4 73.42 Bapaadltans County Orders ..,.,$25,086.78 Urand. and Petu J uior« $0£.39 'teeat) A report of the County Treasurer, showing payments due the County from Townships for County Home, was pre-.: sented and read and upon motion duly made and carried .was ordered placed on file. '• The bond of Henry A. Nulle, County Collector of Taxes for the tax year of; 1947, taxes to be collected in 1946, in the amount of $75,000 with the Aetna Casualty and Surety Company as surety, together with the oath of office of said Collector, was presented and read to the Board. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Wittmus that the bond be approved by this Board and that the premium on said bond in the amount of $750.00 be paid, and the roll being called, Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Betk. Coy, Dunning, Mackeben, Nolan, Aavang. Cornue, McConnell. May, Schmitt and Meier and Asst. Supris. Maxwell. McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye. : Nay none. The Chairman declared the Motion unanimously carried and the bond and oath approved and the payment of said premium ordered. The following annual report of the State's Attorney, together with a request of the State's Attorney for an allotment for certain expenditures was presented and read to the Board, towt: * ~ ^ _ .. November 29, 1947 To. the Honorable Chairman and Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Gentlemen: I submit herewith an itemised account covering the disbursement of funds appropriated for expenses of the State's Attorney' office for the year from De-~ cember 1, 1946 to December 1, 1#47. , I respectfully ask at this time that the Board make the following allowances for the expenses of my office jbr the year beginning December 1, 1947: Rent $360.00; Miscellaneous and contingent expenses, $350.00; to apply OIL the salary or salaries of the stenographic help of nly office, $1000,00. 1 want to extend to the member? of the Board my sincere appreciation fojr the courteous treatment and coop«r*tii which they have accorded ine and < tend to you my best wishea for the a proachlng Holiday Season. 1 •' V • Very respectfully yours. ' ' ... . !• DON A. ytcKa' DAW:OH - Encl. Mv Itemized copy on file in County'denial office. . 1' *, ? jna It was thereupon regularly moved nyl Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Schmitt that the report'be approved and the request be granted andi the roll being called, the Chairman de-' clared the motion unanimously carried. The following report of the Zoning Board of Appeals of McHenry County. Illinois, operating under the McHenry County, Illiiiois Zoning Ordinance, to- _ gether with a request for certain publicity,, was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: (Copy of this report on file irr the County Clerk's office.) It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal and duly seconded by Supr. Nolan that the report of the Zoning Board of Appeal be approved and ' that th request be granted aVrd that the County Clerk be authorised to give public notice through the press of the County as to penalty for non-coinplance under the terms of the McHenryyCounty, Illinois Zoning Ordinance and aSVto the fee for Imilding permits, and the will being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. It appearing to the Board that It la necessary to make new selections as to "Jurors for the Courts of Mcllenrv County, the members from the various townships presented new lists of not less than one-tenth of the legal voters of each sex of each town or precinct for the prospective Jury service In the Courts of McHenry County, which lists were read by the Clerk. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal and duly seconded by Supr. ' Schmitt that the following resolution be adopted, to-wlt: Be It Resolved, that the names read to this Board, which names have been selected by the Supervisors of the respective townships of not less than onetenth of the legal voters of each sex of each town or precinct in the County and which names appear In Jury List No. 13 now on file in the County Clerk's office of McHenry County, Illinois, be and hereby is declared the legal Petit Jury List lor the Courts of McHenry County, said List being and hereby' is made a part of this record. And the roll being called, Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Carroll,. Dunning* Mackeben, Nolan, Aavang, Cornue, McConnell May, Schmitt and Meier and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell, McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none .Thereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried.and the Resolution unanimously adopted. " w*s thereupon regularly moved by Sup|. Wittmus and duly seconded by Asst.Supr. McConnell that the following Resolution be adopted bv this Board. Be It Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, that the Chairman appoint a committee of three supervisors and that said committee be and hereby is authorized to select ~ at slfch times as are required from the Petit Jury List No. 13 of McHenry t ounty on file in the office of the Coun- ... a number of persons equal to 100 for each Trial Term of the Circuit tourt of said County to serve as Petit Jurors as provided^ by Chapter 78 of Revised Statutes o^ Illinois as subsequently amended - ^oll V-ing called, Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Beck, Cov. Carroll, Dunning, Mackeben, Nolan, - Aavang (. ornue McConnell. Mav. Schmitt and Meier and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell. McConnell and Rosenthal voted ave. Nay ni'nfu Thereupon the Chairman declared the motion carried and the Resolution unanimously adopted^ .. T|le Chairman appointed Suprs. F. K, Heck, ( hark's T. Dunning: and Aimer v to aV* as SUl'h committee. H .K Committee on Education presented the following Report, together With annual reports of the County Superintendent of Schols, to-wit: A£°,w.rf 'his report on file in the County C lerk « office.) Supr. Nolan addressed the Board and briefly explained the various reports and the importance of the said Survey Comthe, ir %York- -^ftcr some further discussion, it was regularly ^ ^TV Supr' Rosenthal and ^ , 't v Ab*1 Sl,Pr McConnell > raH'r- i° ^ r ,'IH>rts |»e approved and , "H*1 the request 1 in the amount of ,Ve fr'inted, and the roll being • if ? 1 ',H,ir,n»ii declared the motlon Unanimously carried. «Wr ,re"ort of ^e Liquor r ! H,,<1 th»" l icense the Board',' lo •r., .1, ,.u , 'December 1, 1947. To the 1 hairman and Oentlemen of the Hoard of bup^rviKorK; The Liquor Control Commission of . McHenry County. Illinois, would beg repor.1 ,hat the>- have accepted ffrroomm Tthh1e" ?fo"l;l!o wTinngs en amfeeed8 pearnsdo ns,b otanvds ern keepers of McHenry County operat- Lit °V,tslde °f the corporate limits of cn,y or village, and your Commission after having made the inspection# required under the provisions of the 11- liuoi* Uquor Control have UStte4