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w .. •Xi -V d£±~, ------ 9$. IwiwiiOTOM, B. c ' £riNBMtSMfe&&H| to sill the Street car lines of thectty. Open all the,year. 0 0 STAPLES, PBOFBIETOR. t,»te of the Thousand Island House. A R C T J S ' GERMAN J-Sv-J Manufactured by F. MARCUS, • ' -DEALER IN-- PUREWINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Woodstock III. best Tonic in the world. -Jpwfcand Quart Bottles. Put up in •V MARCUS, Patented, i ^ J. s DEALERS IN ,-^t ; ludwats, Stow, FINVANI «owiT^Xm pwi lie committee on Iwitl $n SOftolNOIS inry County, i,;,, Iitunber Shingles, I<atlii Fence Posts Coal etc In short, we keep everything In the above mentioned} lines, which we are offe ing to the buy- injf U^blic as cheap as ajjy other |n this section. 4 t aud SEE us. JOBBIHa & REPAIRING. ^ FBOMPTI/Y ATTENDED TO. & PETEB. . Algonquin, Feb. 18,1884. y submitted OOilstOiSk, li)n Dee. 16, 18S4. ^ S ,. <• -J IRA R. CURTISS, f '4$ jj BlSHOP. ; • i:i v/«^n,5 'GEO H. GARRISON."^ Sup. Flavin moved that the com­ mittee on public buildings be author­ ized to insure the Court House, and the committee on poor house, irisure the poor house and contents. Sup. Berber oflered the, following amendment: That the insurance on all the buildings belonging to the county, be referred to the committee on public buildings. Amendment car ried. Motion, as amended, can led. Siip. Dike moved that fifteen thous­ and dollars insurance be placed on the poor house and contents. Sup. Bishop oflered the following amendment: That the poor house be insured for ten thousand dollars. Amendment carried. Original motion, as amended carried. Sup. Parker moved that the commit­ tee to settle with treasurer be instruc ted to burn the cancelled bonds, county orders, and jury certificates. Motion carried. Sup. Garrison moved that so much of the motion as nrlers to the insurance of the Court House be reconsidered. Motion lost. The report of the committee to set­ tle with the treasurer presented the following report, which on tn#^l$|fc;fU adopted, to-wit. STATE OF ILLINOIS, Us McHenry County. f Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of t he Board of Supervisors:--Your commit­ tee to settle with the county treasurer would respectfully report that they have examined the books, papers, and vouchers of the treasurer, and find the following to a be correct account of his receipts and disbursement for the past year: Balance on hand Dec. 18, 1888 t 8,291 00 By county tax levy of isa;i-- 25,445 is Back county tax, town of Greenwood. 7 <52 Insane btH from Oo Cterk'a acct, Dorr 1-2 50 «« " •• Coral 35 70 « " Marengo 2251 " " " Nunda 17 14 '• «<' «« •« Dunham 3M Delinquent tax, cost and interest . 252 89 County treasurer's office fund 16 <>0 Total ..#29,10954 CONTRA, CB. To rebates on county tax, 1883 ... .it 100 19 Advertis'gS i>r ctCo ordrsfor l-edam*^ , " delinquent tax of 1883. County clerk's tees •• . f County collectors'fees •• ... .S.<V Coal for treasurer's office--.... For recording delinquent tax Corns, paid to collectors courty .. ... ' Foreign witnesses per omr cir. court Coroner's bills *' " " i Contingent county orders Jurors ccrtiticates 34 ti per cent f300 county orders. * . _ ... Asvunt-v AvrlAW*' Kf 16 " " magistrates ... 16 envelopes 19 postage stamps ... S3 postage on ex p from Mrs Dllley. 25 «« sr. fr sch wk. 27 J Van Slvke, print en, vouch 18... 28 postage on st fair sch wk 28 d & h lilks for t t*s, vouch 10-2S... 28 postage on st fair sch wk Mar 14 '• pkge for t t'l...; 15 lead pencils 16 writing paper ...» 15 postage stamps Apr 2 '• " • 8 ex on st lair sch wk 4 telegram to R H Rennis ..iVSjS'/'., 5 postage stamps.. 7 K B B u r t c h , p r e x n o , v o u c h 4 8 . . . • 7 exp on ex papers 711 C Duileld, pr ex no, vouch St.. 8 Slierwood A Co, blk cer, vouch 28 8 postage on pkgs from teaehors... 12ex on paper... 14postage stamps . ....... 17 » *, ... 21J Van Slyke, pr letter heads and ex questions, voucher 88 21 postage and reg letters 84 ex on envelopes ." 28 ex on public documents 28 J no A Dufield, pr ex notice, »• 17 28 postage stamps 30 " " May hall rent, voucher 28 > 8 Copying ink. .. 8 writing fluid ..... 24 ex on blks from st sunt. 26 telegram to Geo E Kneppor.*.... 27 postage stamps <&... 27 pkg envelopes r»:».V 28 two quires legal cap... ... 23 postage stamps ;.... 30 exp ion public documents........ Jure 2 .sending blanks to t t's 6 Sherwood Co, blk cert, vouch 96 . 0 postage stamps 10'exp on ex p:ipers 11 mucilage ............ 14 ex on st fair sch wl{. 20 ex on letter lie ids.. Mar 22 amt p<r by d's to tp ot Chemo ng. 1,034 76 90 79 178 200 138 S7 75 64 14 40 75 4oo 12 25 !, M S 00 50 2s30 238 157 25 200 45 10 76 13 25 65 200 50 250 8 00 65 Interest on 58 county orders.-- ^ AO TOfl (II Anlt A« 4n/l i it c#m. on (3,7^21 collected... .. $48,908 14 •* .".n. (45,523 75 pd ontVo.vi 160O lt!» 00 23 50 ' 75 04 ItiO# a; so ; >4% 34 64 22 130 00 13,11s -*0 1.412 70 J0.200 00 %(Ut (Kl " ' 113 <15 :(;i;i :>•> 682 13 FORGET IT! w M>F--' lions of money, offer nst damage by Llghtnlntfc Wlnd 4# Storm*. card of these W ** Totafe ....188,109 54 And your committee weuld further report that the 34 county orders re­ deemed. contingent expense orders and jurors' certificates are here subject to the order of the Board; that the number of unpaid outstanding 6-per­ cent #300 county orders is twenty-four (24); that we have examined the ac­ count of the several towns in the county and find they have all been paid except survey tax in the towns of of Riley and Marengo, subject 4o lien, §105.16. town of Richmond, The treasurer reports deptWlted by _r of the county court, dui) to inown and minor h^irs, the sum of >1.99. - reports oa liand of institute 103.16. *s of the treasureraiso show »iwri of twenty-five thousand dol- (#36.000.00) received from, ttie Senecft 31*0 40 931 02 D#rr Greenwood 314 2*2 Ooral m 72 1- Marengo 550 15 238 05 Grafton 534 28 Richmond 413 68 Burton 287 78 Hebron Alden 331 14 Dunham 351 2a McHenry 696 15 Algonquin 606 50 Honda 539 05 Hartland 417 95 45. R9 144 95 48, B 9 133 30 frs Wlh UE and noftir SIIIIIIAW^* Y. JANUARY 7, ; vouchers. 8000 .. 80 00 ,. 5 25 ... S 75 ... 415 ... 17 93 956 12 75 300 500 I9 60 16420 leanon. keberry ....$40100 (ubmittod. Co. Supt. it the Board morning at ••CLOCK A. K. »adjournment. >11 call except tneeti')g road re and Salaries »rt. which was [on motion was December 1.1884. itlemenqf thv •You- Commit- rrei? the semi- officers for the iber 1. would following re- >re them: (ports receipts »50 ir.oivoil.i,48602 45194 • • M a r e n g o . . ^ * 1 Dunham... Chemung.. r J.' Alden irv'Ai • v. .i.. iigtvxi i " Hartland.. Sensca Coral Gratton l>orr U reenwood * w». k..».. ivii lie bron.... Kichmond.... .. Burton . •* Mcttenrv orders on tlie County Treasurer to the claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Expenses conducting election, Nov. 4. 1884» Town of «• Viinda^Barrev,n® t>r'ct <7*25 I. >unaa<j Nunda piecinct 4680 f «« Attrnn J V*. f'afc0 " .. #47 90 :::3S .... 46 7V .. 40 70 ... 45 70 .. 47 20 4*00 ... 46 90 .... 46 00 *700 ... 48 00 47 30 92 65 IiMS« .... iv» «...850 00 ......^,*^1 825 record that there shortage be- the amount of of ottice, and »f clerk hire and lid by said treas HitiD. And we io«rtt of #784.87, receipts ever his| lowed him on said ?ourt reports: year *1,07115 859 N 750 00 91,144 ;s 114 01 718 00 TOings 389 75 Total. 182688 <580 90 Leas receipts from all sources Still due on salary For reports of further earning and receipts see bills in hands ot committee on claims. The county clerk earnings to be: Amount of fees received f 583 81 Amount of fees unpaid ... Earnings as per bills fromjuno 4 to Deo 1, 1884 ' #195 44 55 76 1,567 25 Salary for half year.. Clerk Mrs Total Amount received -- .82,2061 750 ro 700 00 .,..,^^•1.450 00 583 81 Total amount distribttted *8,045 35 Amount of Supt's com at 2 per cent.... 174 40 Balance on hanl • 12 14 Total •8.94261 All of which Is respectfully submitted. HENRY R. BALDWIN, Co. Supt. Woodstock, III., Sept. 10,1884. 1884. BfeCBIFTS, July 1, to balance oa hand June 80...., Dec. 4, Balance due Superintendent... Total 1884. BXFBNOIT UBBS. July 24. pos.age stamps 27, Printing letter heads and eur V 1 4 50 AUK 4,'postage stamps 128 6, telegram to B 8 Parker, 11^....... |l 14, ex no pupils' tickets W stfiklr.... 50 14, postage atarnps.,-- .. .*12 14 ... 12 91 ...|25 05 8: i, hectograph, V 9 Sent FL, stamps ••• 9. print'g letter hds and en*, V, I, 16. postage stamps 18, 20, ex on annual report . 23, legal cap paper 83 » SO SO 2 26 4 76 25 50 25 75 Oct 13, postage stamps IS, postal c,ii ..... » . ... 1«0 a... 100 100 1 Amount due county clerk ......* 306 19 Yeur comu.lttee wo»W further recommend that an order be drawn on the county treasurer to the said county clerk for the sum of #866.19, the above shown to be his due; also that an order be drawn on the county treasurer to the circuit clerk for the sum of 9114.01 the amount shewn to be his due; aud that an order be drawn on the county treasurer for the sum of $53 25, the amount shown to be his due. V All of which is respectfully submitted. •Jons HADSAU* , FKED HATCH,( fl. W. MEAD, B. S. WILLIAIBI* W. H. GROBSMK. The committee to whom was refer­ red the petition of the Highway Commissioners of the town of Algon­ quin, made the following report, which on motion was adopted, to-wit. STATE OF ILLINOIS ( . McHenry County, f Board of Supervisers, December term, A. D., 1884. Mr. Chairman and Qetitlemen of the Board of Supervisors:--Your Commit­ tee, to whom was refrred the petition from the town of Algonquin for county aid in building a bridge across Fox River, at the village of Algonquin, would beg leave to submit the follow­ ing report on the matters before them: That-a committee be appointed to visit said town of Algonquinv and In connection with the Road Commis­ sioners of said town, or otherwise, proceed to ascertain if the statements, and affidavits set forth in said petition are true and correct. Also to ascertain if the necessity for bulldiag such bridge exists, aud also, if in all re specie said cemmlssioners or town ship has complied with the require­ ments of the st itue regulating such cases, aud report their decision in the mntters before them as soon as prac tlcable, or to an adjourned meeting, an this Board may determine. All of which is respectfully sub<nit tad. LKSTEK BARBER, McHsnry Co., (J H Jshnson, N E Blake, Emit Arnold, Wm Avery, Judges and Clerks Oanvasslng Bo^rd).......... 2400 Total.. . ... .. .... ... miS 55 AIl||||g^J| respectfully submit- : i, H Geo. h. GARRISON, ' • W. G. SAWYER, D. II. FLAVIN, H. S. WILLIAMS. til* Committee oa, Finance .made the following report, which on moll »n was adopted, to-wit: STATE OF ILLINOIS ) a, McHenry County, ) Board ef Supervisors. Dee. Ttrm, December 17th, A. D., 1884. Mr, Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee on Finance would recommend that the county Treasurer be hereby authorized and directed to borrow, for sixty days, the sum of six thousand de'lars, (*6,000.) at not to ex­ ceed eight per cent interest, to pay contingent, county, poor and insane eimenses. Your committee would also report that the county Treasurer's records show the following McHenry county poor farm bonds have been Issued:20 one-year bond* for #250 each, at five per cent interest, dated March 22d and April 1st, 1884. 40 two year bonds for *250 each, at five per cent Interest, dated, March 15th, aud April 1st, 1834. 40 three year bonds for *250 each, at five percent interest and dated March 15th and April 1st. 1884. Total, #*6,000. .All of which Is respectfully submit­ ted. H. W. MEAD, G, R. GARRISON, 1 B. s. PARKER, * N, E, BLAKE, , G.W.GOODRICH. • , •;> Committee. on Finance to whom was referred the bond of James NUh, county collector, ma<^e the following report, which on motion was $du(>ted, to-wit: - STATE OF ILLINOIS J * McHenry County, y Board of Supervisors, Dec. Term Dec. 17th, A. D.. 1884. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of <'*« Board of Supervisors:--Your com mi t- tee to whom was referred the bond of es Nish, county collector, would _ IteKve to mvbtnH-tH* following re­ port on the matters before them : They have examined tho collectors bond of said Treas. of county collector for the year of 1884, and find it double the amount of tax required by the law. to- wit: In the penal sum of fifty-six thousand dollars, that said bond is in due form and the securities thereon are ample and we recommend that the same be approved. All of which Is respectfully submitted. H. W, MEAD, Chairman. Sup. Parker moved that the Board adjourned until 1 o'clock, p. m., Motion carried, ONE O'CLOCK, P, M« Board met pursuant to adjournment. Members ail present at roll call except Sup. Palmer. Minutes of the morning session read to the Board and approv­ ed: The report ef the Grand Jury was read to the Board and ordered placed on tile. The Clerk stated the amounts due from the several towns for the bills paid for paupers(and insane. A. Bourne came before the Board and requested to be heard on the sub­ ject of Canada thistles. Request grant­ ed. .Whereupon Mr. Bourne spoke at some length, also Sups. Hatch. Hadsil,. Dike, Goodrich, Barber and others. Sup. Hatch moved the senne of this Board be that the Supervisors of the several towns of the county, do all in their power to bave suitable men ap­ pointed in the different towns to de­ stroy the Canada thistle. Motion carried. The Purchasing Agent begs leave to make the following report of his acts and doings from July 1st, 1884, to Dec. 16t. 1884, as follows, to-wit: To the Honorable Board of Super visors of McHenry County, III. The uudersigned purchasing agent begs leave to submit a report of his actings and doings from July 1st, 1884 to Dec. 1st, 1884, as follows: Brown, Pettlbonc.& Kelly.... - :: leave to r»porkl«Mil'i>^piNi::l^^ amines *11 daim prMiiit|| to; tL_„. and reoommetid tM alike following, and thai tbo Clerk bo direct ed to Ustae orriers on the coanty treas­ urer to tho oiaimaata for wl moral amounts allowed M lollowa, to wit: J D Donovan ,to4M fer pour farm#18 50 I T & A L Salisbury, prisoner* 8« I T & A It Salisbury, same.. --. 4#0 Committoo on public bd^s servioe In insuring poorhoofft. 13 60 Lafe Bentbasois, coostablo oost la criminal wtsot 5130 J D Dortovao papp Ao for sberifi 6 50 E M Lamb, sertloa porohVag agt 43 60 w Avery, pottaftoaiid oxpreaa... it 25 M D Hoy & Son, 0)«PW for prlt oners 4195 Burt Comptcn watcfcfbg Jai Dacy from Cook counlj.. ........ .228 00 Clias Judd, same 1500# John Pountaln,same.15 00 B Smith, costs in crim.cases... 15 80 L Duffeld, same. #6# J Snelfler, barb'rng prisoners.. 4 70 J Van Slyke,bill prlntlng.......,_a875 Asad Udell, dieting prisoners.. " mlS^S service as shert " jailor# mo.... T Whitson & Son, work and mdse for poor farm L H Hartman.wltaess fees,people vs. Chas. Clark and others.... Riley E*Hunt.same A S Wakefield,same J G Hartman,same............... Hannah Learp,same ... '•SI 565 810 160 210 am A io Total bills unpaid #1701 42 The followltig bills have been paid as by previous order of the board, the vouchers accompanying the same ex­ amined and found correct,as follows: 111. Inst, for feeble minded chii> dren at Lincoln, Albert H1U, In cidental expenses III. Inst, for deaf and dumb at Jacksonville, Hartwell Shelly, stationary Id. Eastern Hospital for insaflo at Kankakee, Mary Allen, lnct> dental expenses. John Leavett, Incidental exp.. 13 46 987 6 64 Total E P iBl con J Qulnn, ! Qeo OGmi Basse tA I Remington D H Flavin, McHenry Brick Total. Teaming for Neaglo < as above 3} M brick to W1nne&| 10 M do on hand @1 Total... Net cost of farm aadS Bills paid by Tres #Hh vouchers: 1884 Apr 25, A W Tomm 29, Hari is, Snp'i May 19, do 27, J C Allen oatih Juno 2, J Dufieldt ftd. . 7, J. C Harii»...., 24, 'f boa I 25, J C Harris, I 14, I^olly, potat 10,ThoaS3l 14, D SirOoi 20, - ' - " 20,01 27, C 30, Sontl 27, Chics July 9, J C Harrl 12, Chicago D1 15, C F Dike tl Aug 8, J C Hfgrrls, Ft 8, do Rupt. Sept 9, Sno^ap^ #%| Total #18 51 Xorthr'n Hos for insane at Elgin Caroline Bushman, lnel<fl exp^ns 9 00 John Leonard " 7 06 Alexander Watson r ? homas Cummlngs '-|28 Imothy Hallacy » v., ?•>- • r: f.2J t*red Domeyer ,1., " Frank Gutchar Gertie Newal , Julia Callahan 4 h Total Henry Ehle, balllfl bill Sept..... • '•if »•> • j" rf.-t'* h ' r $ ^ r D. H. FLAVIN; postal cards t t's blanks, V 4 .. • 28, postage stamps....-.', .i. NOT. 8, blank certificates, V*,.. 18. postage stamps • j"" 29. ex on sending st fftir sch wk 1JJ 29. postage stamps »-• 1»° Total -- •• ^ 06 jwoBior lKSTiTOTSnrift BKCEIFTS. i Ju1v l,188S. to June 30, MSI, rseelved frini applicants for certiflcates. as per County treasurers vouchers...*W> m Jnly 1,188t, to Dee * »». teceived from . ill sources as pr Oo treas voucheia I«00 v-.? ' -'-ZZTZ * "P" w R. BISHOP, G. W. Goodrich. Committee. Whereupon the chairman appointed Sup. Barber and Bishop as such com­ mittee. The Committee on Claims made the follewing report of the expenses of the several voting precincts In the county for the general election, Nov. 4, and on motloo tho bills were allowed, to-wit STATIC OF ILLINOIS McHenry Couuty, Board of Supervisors, December ses slon, A. D„ 1884. " Mr. Chctirman and GetUtynen of the " of Supervfmrt:--Your Counnit- o oo Claims would bog leave to report that they have examined all reports presented to them, and recom­ mend tho payment #f SJrtl following and that the Olerk bo dlrected to l«oe Oc t 21, K 23, Gar 30, Flavin, Nov 6, Bay le] 11, T DrH 11, Rubeb II, Baldwi 11, Union 10, H Bogti 10, Pierced 26, ThosSchl 26, J Quli^n, Mai Total... 4h' South worth A Glonnon.. * 124 88 , 9 77 , 76 07 . 52 66 . 10 50 . 2828 , 25 25 O H Donnelt*-, executor, clothing, bed. ding, etc. for prisoners Murphy A Blossom, medicine, etc., tor prisoners same..v same L T Hoy, same .,»• AS Wright, same W W Cook, two bills ....... \Y T Barber, iron fence, etc J H Garrison, two bills, lumber, etc.... Thoo Smith, 2 bills, laying sewer pipe . Asad Udell, rubber h»se. etc A F Fields, coal, 65, 1, 70 Weighing coal Fred Schryver, hauling coal.... ...... A W Ciuumins, repairs at jail...*; S Brink, sama J J Statt'unl, furniture for jail R Deisel, chairs, etc .. 32 50 930 819 14 00 1905 14 35- 26 00 1200 00 :W30 73 00 15 65 229 70 325 1150 380 250 4 00 31 SO 29 50 525 800 888 9 50 H.Smith, moving old fence and grtding T C Andrus, iron work ou jail Total i; 2,134 72 All of whioh will more fully appear by the bills and vouchers herewith sub­ mitted. ' ELAK M. LAMB, Agent. , The report of the committee on claims was read lo the Board where­ upon Sup. Bishop moved that the report be adopted except the bill of #105.40 of the Sheriff for dieting Perry Spooner, insane, in county 1ail. Motion adopted. STATE OF ILLINOIS ) „ | McHenry County, ) Board of Supervisors,*!; December Term. 1884. . Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of thfi Hoard of Supervieorv,. , Yoor commifilso od <}ialm» would; beg Philo Wilkinson •V E J »nes •f;' ..., jLafe Benthusen J E Willis «* LH Jones Total...... :... #182 50 Henry R Baldwin. Oo. Sopt. of Schools 256 00 John A Dufield, pub. proceedn*gs board 1884 20 00 Your oomraittee would recommend (pursuant to request of Judge G. Wil­ son) that the members of the Jury in the case of the people vs Jas Dacy, having practically served two uaya each during each twenty-four hours, be paid for two days services. Would further recommend that bills for expenses for persons in jail be charged back to parties liable and the county Clerk be hereby instructed to collect said bills. Your committee would further re­ port that they have examined the report of E, M. Lamb, purchasing agent for McHenry Connty, and the vouchers accompanying same and And the same correct. AH of which Is respectfully fubmlt- ted. GEO. H. GARBISOW, W. G. SAWYER. D. H. FLATIW, . rhi; H. S. WLLLIAMMFC ;' Committee, The report of the committee on poor farm was read to the Beard, and on motion was adopted, to-wlU Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee who was authorized by your honorable body to purchase a farm and provide a home for the poor, and safety for the Insane of our county, would respectfully report the result of their labors, with an itemized state­ ment of the cost thereof. Oa Monday the 8th, Inst., we opened the doors of our Institution, and it is now being rayidly filled by the class of people for whom it was designed. Aud right here we would remark that, although, our provisions have been as ample as our means would permit, we fear the near future will demonstrate to us the necessity of greater facilities for the care of our unfortunate people. We have engaged Mr. Newton Robb and family, consist­ ing of himself, wife and daughter, to superintend tho farm, and Institution at a salary of #600.00 per annum, term commencing December 1st. Al­ though, Mr. Robb is inexperienced in the Business, we feel that we have been fortunate in our selection. Our poor house and asylum, has now become a fixed and permanent In­ stitution of our county, and It only requires good management on the part ot the superintendent and the undlvd- ed assistance and support of your hon­ orable body, and your successors, In that direction, to make it what WO *11 earnestly desire and expect a grand success, and an Institution which tfi* people of our county will feel proud of. Our farm has produced the past season. 50 tons of hay, 1# acre* of ooru, 400 bu of oats, 350 bu of potatoes, 15 of beans, 300 buof turnips and 900# bead of cabbage. From your appropriation for the purchase of stock we now have upon the farm, 11 cowl, 3 3 year-old heifers, and 9 hogs ready for the barrel which will weign a' oat 300B>S each The entire cost of which Is 1634. Itemized statement of the Poor Farm Committee, of cost of building and farm and paid from Appropriation Fund. To appropriation............ .#25000 00 By bills pd as pr iHrtfipt below 23882 06 Sprague Thompson ?[arshall,Sat< owen H# Williams Spertv & Bloat H E Patrick WsFAbbefc? r t p i D W Chil it Bishc W W« BaaBeit^ Bal building f J C Allen F C N On band...#1117 94 # 6000 00 127778# Total And your inend that the authorized to recommended! poor farm comt tun dent of the) day of April hi of paupers, an*l expenses of sal#! And that tl ' the 20th day ofj the net cost t said paupers said commit! to the Supervl represented IN amounts which gather with » the same, to BTY board at their the several at Into tl.E count] Dated, W« All of which Is resj hi \ \ <?.* f K- Sup. Goodrich QW referred to in the mittee on Poor paid by the Treast and those that are out of the general Sup. Hatch offerftj amendment that thWil^ to, be paid from thO- building the poor nays being called fol­ lows: Ayes--HauHt^. (2). Nays--HADSILT;^ Williams, Blake. Goodrcih, Barber, Mead, Bishop, Difce^ ment lost. Originil Sup. Blake moved! tee on poor farm borli an Inventory of TBO'" poor farm. Motion I The report of tl education was read fl on motion wasndoj STATE OF 1|*I McHenry Covpttf*: Board of Term, December' Mr. CMb*nm$ o f i onr Comt would beg leavoJ ll^ report: of sohooisi ane wo lltid there port the »nm of mend that the sum We further ameunt of tweat allowed for 01 County lnsttfutl saner bm im,i t Is ^"A.R., V. H. The BoardftL s*amm MoBiuprt