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MX* sm VOL. 20. Pl»4g«<l but to Truth, to Llhoxy M Lmh No Favors Win m and no roar Mall Awo.' wy,;..-.' "---- • 1 1 •• -- -- i i ..i . ---- -... . -- * '1/' j*1 M'HENRY, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1894. NO. 5. P0BLIBHED EVKBY WEDNESDAY BY • V A.N 8LYKE, BD1TOB AND PBOPBIETOB. OFFICE IN THE NICHOLS BLOCK. wf** OeersHorth of Perry ft Owen's&ter*. -V.V ' is of auBSCfttrrioM: One yea*(la advasce) . so tt MM Ptid wlthia Three Months. t «xi Subscription* wiItm for three or six KOBtki la the awn* pro port km- RATES OP advertising: We KWUM liberal rates for MnrtMag la the punDiun. aad tadMrn^o state tkeim so plainly that they wHi be readily un iasstood* ffcey are m foliewst 1 laeh oae year SInehesone year 8Inehesone year - If Ootttmn one year KOolann one yesr- Oolumn one year * • on . |»G0 . sow 6000 - 16000 •: Om aoa means the &«>4*u#saBjlift of oae i*h down the column, single eolama width. f early advertisers, at the above ratea, have the privilege of ohaagtag aa often aa they shoose, without extra charge. Kegolar advertisers (meaning thoae having standing eards) will be eatitled tolaaertloa of local notloea at the rate oil o--to per line each week. All othera will bo charged 10 eenta per line the lrst week, aad 6 eenta per tine for oaeh subsequent Week. Transient advertisements will be charged »l the rate of ID eenta pe line, (nonpareil StM, same aa thia la aot in) the first issue, and S eeau per line for subsequent issues, Thna* an laeh advertisement willooat two for oae week, fLM «ot • two weeka, ft.00 for throe wesks, and ao on. Tke Pvaibdbalbb will be liberal ingtvlng editorial notlees, but, aa a bueiaeee rule, JI ami require a suitable fee Oram everybody seeking the aae of lta oolumna for pecuniary Shin. BUSINESS CARDS. FBANK L. SilXPABD. ©OUSTS EL LOB AT LAW. Suite 614-86.La Salle St., Ohioago. JO%. L ABT. M. D. *>HYS10IAW AMD SURGEON, McHearr, II', A Oflice in Nichols Bloek, over Plaiadsaier Uftce. Telephone No. i Wj- O.B. FBGER8, it,*- " ' XSIOiAX AND SURGKOW, XlMq Ottce at Residence. O. J. HOW ABD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND 8UBOXOH. O«C0 at the ersidenee of B. A. Howard, Weat Mo Henry, III. DR.A.B AURINGBB, PHYSICIAN AND8URGEON. OfflOe in Dr. Ohlids building. West aicHenry, III. BealdeBoe, house formerly occupied by Dr. Oaborne, Alt professional ealla promptly at* tended to. ••'m- P.O. OOLBY, D.D.S. #|B1TT1«T. Woodstock, 111. Speoial Alton- XJ tion paid to regulating chl etb. Parties coming fronaa distance would do well to give timely notlee by mail. Office, Kendal Moek. corner Main street and FanUeSquas* m.•'••••:• h' ' a r. BABNU, .4 TTOBNEY, solicitor, andi Counselor, : A OoUeotlonaa specialty. WOOBSXOOX, 1LUXOIS. #P» KNIGHT * BBOWN, i A TTOBNKYS AT LAW. U. 8. Express ' A BuUding, 87 and 89 Washington St. Oo.'a OH 10AGO, ILL. f,S. LUMLBT/ A TTOBNBY AT LAW, and BOl^tOT la Oha^e^JjougxOOK, ILL. , OfM in Park House, first floor. <*' • it'/iiffiwll»'u11111 ' < tli'ilWlftVi ' 'V H. O. MEAD, jggf; ?*• " justice of the Peace and General Jn- ; turance Agent snciuding A ccident \ : and Life Jnmrance k,A- Oinoi WITB B. GILBRBT, IUI Dwot, f«\ * wbst mchbmby. III. r W. P. ST. CLAIR. JmHeeof the Peace and Notary l\tbHe ttUNDA, III. v >- saw -A. M. CHURGH, Watchmaker and Jeweler XTO.On y HaodredTwenty-riTe SUte StOhi- i?l oago. 111. Spoetal attentioaNg*«»a to ro pAiriagr tae watcheaaml ohronooteters. STA full Asaortaaeat of Gooda la hia Una ' t' JOHM P. SMITH, - Wmtocihjn*mMmie 4c Jeweler MeMSNIIY. ILWIPIOI#. AriNB atoek of Olooka, Watches ana Jew. olry always on hand. Special attention glvea to repatri&g fine watehea. Give aae JOHN P- SMITH. Horsemen ̂ Look Here. Ihavo'aCneatockof H raea, among wruah (ft **Toang Green Mountain Morean," "Mor- Rli Oharlea," and ethers. Gall and see tbeaa lloraes bofore irmkfmg arxftagssisstd else* Where. N. S COLBY. • MeHeary.lll., JOHN J. BUCH, RESTAURANT k-i. • Boar the Iroa Bridge, Medeni^v rt • •- •V*; toy th« Day or witk tt Reasonable rates, ;4.MtOBLmK offBow Boats at my Iiabimbo. Wiaas, Uqooraand Ohotee Oigara • Cf.} always on hand. :- . ^p#ri«ah Lager Boer eoaataaUyea draught. • 46tf Ilk Price's Cream . VetriftrM CUF.SOLKYv Prrorieler if KcBarj Brsvenr, MoHEXBY, ILL. AtwUfson Band with the Bftltepr. v. States War Clitii iintf --or-- WM- H- crnfux, WoodMook « •• lltlnola. Proeoontesi against the L their Widows,: A apeolaltjr is i rejeoted olaima i and ktndi of alataa , States tor ex-Soldiers, rndent &ela lives orlfteira. la prosoeuung old sad answered if All ooatmnnloations promptly anawi Postage Stamps are eaelosed for reply. W-H, JBL COWJLIlt Offleo at Beside aae, Msdlaoa St. Woodsteea 10c. * IOC. Does smoke from your cigar arise Like incense in the air? V < '4:. Or does it only cause a smudge And make your neighbor Why will yoa stick to cabbage leaves And drive your friends afar, When yoa can purchase for a "Our Uomogma" ejg*r? I0e. .... BARBIAN BROS. MAKBBS OF| . . Choice Cigarai ; We ean aell yoa one or a thousand--retail or wholesale. \ DO YOU KNOW J-WHO. SSfctS^"' smould oerAur vob too He Best Girts in tie Isrtet Xhat ls whatwearesat- lBlied to laske, * XJbte Beat. w audi think we ean eo<denaonustr ate to yen if yen win glTS^fM-ftlls opportunity. " , = Cell In end see the Oeods antf be eenvlnoed. ^ GU8 McHenry, 01., 1894. m JltX^£4UuDL fll SALOON AND BISTAOBANT MoHKNRY, ILLIWOISk BOARD Of SUPERVISORS. PROOCIOIHOI OP TM1 MQULAR JUI.Y MCCTtNO, W»*. The honorable boacd of aapervisors oTMc- Henry county met in regular session at the court house in Woodstock on Monday. July 9, ISM, lbr the purpose of transacting such hue. lneea as mint properiy-corae before them. The nmwur was ealMd to order by the chairman, J. B. Qracy. The following named supervisors answered at roll call; Bfepa. N Brotsman, C. P. Wright, &. J. Beck P. HF. AxtelL Geo, F. Rushton, Wn. Sescacml, G. B. Rlcaarda, P. E. Stevens, Joto T. Hoy, sTe. Clark, G. W. Conn, Geo. McOonnell, a. M. Wray, W. A. Crlsty, J. H. Gracy, W. P. Thompson. The aemi-anniml reports of county clerk, sheriff and circuit clerk were read and refer red to the oomralttee on flees and nMles. The semi-annual report of the coanty treas­ urer wan read to the board and referred to the committee to settle with treasurer. Sup. Beck moved that the board adjourn fbr committee work until tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Carried. TUESDAY MORNING, TEN O'CLOCK. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Mem­ bers all present at roll call, Mlnates of yesterday read and approved. The committee on railroads, telegmph a: telephone property presented the following Wholesale end Retail!Agent lbr SCIJLITZ lilvaiifje Brewivi Co: Beer. " THB BEST MADi. ^ #6 00 Pan g. .T^73r.f4 25 6 00 Harris* Cassimere Pants 4 25 20 00 Biverside Mills Sait..... 16 50 5 00 Suit 3 50 Fancy Good Pante.... fl 50 to 1 75 2 00 Boys Congress Shoes.......... 1 25 2 50 lien's Fine Shoes 1 75 Also Groceries and Canned Goods fresh every two weeks. E. Lawlus. Opposite Riverside House. •: ^ 1 V>- - BEST IN THE WORLm - ;n> r • i ̂ ^ / ; > < > ' . < ' _ \ % si"*' ' J t , • CO ,< . ,V " ' %V < '> ^ -- J' • l*'.l• -- For Spot Cash Only. w-*: '/'*%/* j / ' , 'TV 7 Pi#i|.J«|«ee«Acw(Un|IJ. It will pay you to investigate. W. A. CR1ST7, WEST McBENRY^ILL. -TO THE- lintain. Labs aid Seaslore VIA BIG FOUR ROUTE TUB FAVOB1TB TOtJBlSr LINK TO Put-in* Bay and all Lake Islands via Sandusky. c Lake Ghautauqwk, Niagara FaUt. SB. Lawrence River, Thousand Islands, 4* Lake Champlain, Adirondack^ Green & White Mountains ̂ - NEW BN CrJLAND KESORTS New York asd Iloefcon ; VIA OLKVKLAMD, • <f\' Lakb SBoaa. Hbw Tobb Ob*tb^.j ABD Boston and Albany RAiLwiYi. TO THB OOOL RESORTS OF MICHIGAN VIA BENTON HARBOR, When yoa so on your summer vacation see that your tfcket reads via the Big Four Bonte. B. O, McOORMICK. D. B. MABT If. Passenger Traffic M'gr* uen. Pas. T'k't Agt Oimoibnati, O, •* > SAVINGS. received and loaned on earefally *e> tested real estate securities and the ai'̂ KUSSSSLOANS. cluiitce. Loans made w. time and terms tosMtborrower J.W. & UaPBgoetreft, JUgn, Illinois. - . • ln itty quantity from ft SitHt Qlass to ICO barrels. Orders by mall promptly attended to. ALSO. ALWAYS ON HAND PIII0 Kentuoky Llquorf, Franoh Bitters, choice Alos, Winest CigarBy Kto. I buy none but the best and sell at reasonable prices. Call and see me and I will us use you well. ANTONY ENGBIsN. McRenry, 111., 1894. and - fifibf t €30A.J[J ! WILBUR LUMBER CO. AT THE» YARDS IN WBST MoHKNRY, Have now on band *ioth hard and soft Coal, whicb they will sell at prices as low as the lowest. We are handling the celebrated CroM Greek Lehigh Hard Coal, which we guarantee unequaled by any. * t , ••s 4 • * * - ' r |Sy Delivery made to suit pur- We do not advocate that God will be lower than last season, but whether lower or higher w® guarantee to meet all {awes and satisfy purchasers. Wilbur Luntber Co. R. SCH1GSSLR, SBAR THZDBPOT. WEST MoHI&NBT, XXJU Keeps open for the Publioa Flrat-Olass eftae Saloon and Eestaurant, Wh«ro he will at all ttaaos keen the test braada of Wlnea, Liqnors and Oigara to be found in tns amiket* IBiMjktt hp inr At Whefesale'SlMl' Retell. B8 W1 to ^ Small ISSrDr BStUas al- ways on hand, cheaper ttaa any other, <nall- ty considered. Ordsrs by mail promptlyattsadsrt to. 900D mAXUNoyrom, report, which was read to the board And on motion adopted, to-wit: STATE OF ILLINOIS, I __ McHenry County. Board of Bupervtaon, July term, July 10, A. D. IffiH. . Mr Chairman and gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom was referred the assessment of railroads, telegraph and telephone property wonid beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That the assessment of raii- rond, telegraph and telephone property be pubjected to and equalized by the per cent, of addition or deduction which shtUfbe adopted by this honorable board. All of which is respectfully submitted. W. A. Ckisty. , v S. E. CLARK, WM. Dkskohd, , '>v ~ •>. v ' • G. W. CoKH, ; ttppdft. St ioife^itttee on fees and salaries^" was read to the board and on motion adopted STATE OP ILLINOIS, I __ McHenry County, r8 Board of Supervisors, July" term, July 10, A. D. ISM. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Yourcommitteetowhom was referred the reports of the sheriff, couatv clerk and circuit clerk would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: We have examined tbesame and Aad them correct. Circuit clerk reports as follows: Earned. For recording . ..fU74 M For clerk's feee in suits la couit 481 09 Reed for services performed previous Reed. MU3S5 HO 10 187 5« Totals. -- --..$1008 95 tlWO 63 Clerk hire S 800 00 Postage and exp.. DO iffl Clerk's salary for half-year.. 780 00 Total Bal due the county Sheriff Udell reports as follows: Earned. For court costs 4 Sheriffs fees in suits inoourt schedule A t 5® x6 Miscellaneous services... 423 SI ...tWTO 25 ..J 800 3.t •m'flo IK4 81 SCO Ou 875 19 8M 85 »i «i Totals for half-year. 8 9S6 46 Sheriff's salary for half-year Ami due sheriff. County clerk reports as follows: Ami of fees reed, per Exhibit A., Amt fees earned, due and unpaid Amt fees earned as per Exhibit B, from Dec 1, IStttt, to June I, 1894 1000 94 Total.. "...11815 11 Less amt previous earnings lneluded 686 76 Total earnings for half-year Salary for halF-year--- „.S TS0 Clerk hire 700 00 Total 81«« 00 Fees reed for half-year. l-Hhs 00 Balance due clerk 35 SI8 We would recommend that an order be drawn on the treasurer for the seperate amounts due th«vcount y clerk and the sheriff. All of which is respectfully submitted, . ... . (iso. McConnsll. A. M. Wbay, • JOHN WEi Trnt*, 1V.. 'r WK Dbshono, fc-j-'.-y**-' R.J. BBCK. The committee to settle with the treasurer presented the following: report, which was read to the board and on motion adopted to-wit: STATE OF ILLINOIS, l„ - McHenry County, f j. Board or Supervisors, July term, July la A. 1>. 1884. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom was referred the semi-annual report of the county treasurer would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. 1H per cent, commission on 828,890.23 received from town collector S 482 60 3 per cent on $28,778.13 collected as county collector 868 84 Making delinquent list for publica­ tion, 28* tracts and 296 lots at 8c 15 84 Judgements, 166 tracts and IT8 lota at 8c.. ; Selling 51 tracts. Selling 106 lots 1 per cent com on 12,234.71 reed asco 1 per cent com on 9&SSM6 paid out...- Total Clerk hire .... Miscellaneous. Treasurer's salary, half year.... Total. * 917 SO All of whioh ls reepectftiliy submitted, Wm. Dbsmohd, r ' %(* • 1 v , P. F Axtkll, : / <• v" ' , • JOHN Wkltziku, 'v'4 ;-J P. E. STEVENS. •I ^ - •? /*!„* W. A. CKISTY. A petition was presented to the board by Geo. D. Williams, L. H. S. Barrows and E. R. Bird asklnffto have a partisan Prohibitionist appointed as one of the Judges of election in each district of such towns as have more than one district. On motion of Sup. Beck the petition was referred to committee on election k _ , . The report of the committee on lands was read to the board and on motion adopted, to- wit: «MQS 65 180 CO 780 00 STATE OF ILLINOIS, > „ McHenry County, j Board of Supervisors, July term, July 10, A. D. 1894. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom referred the equalization of lands would leave to submit the following report: That we have equalized the same by making the following additions and deductions and recommended the adoption of the same: That' 1a is « « * 'J83l4SJ£Sg3gS8£SS^SS m. & i i •m I j .N • | | . j j • A d. Jk .«#£* :: ssscsssssssssassfl •• : > < fSSS«S8S8ISSSS{SSi:«& 8 m w * si ce •> -< iiiiftniiiiym m i •* m 1 Si888SSSS88$^8S-8 Si | 1 i ' * j :*S i :j if *|? :l '• : 9 2 * 4 " I l l s ISililiiiiliillii® 1 *•' -"'"-i *'.. ; „y-V 4 , v i * "V/; vAU_ofwhich Isxefiu'etfully submitted, G.B. Richards, ten * - Chairman, « W. A. Cristt. f e * \ ' R , i * . I f . Brotzmaw, SAM'l E. CLABX, _ . , R. J. BECK. "®POrt of committee on town and city lots was read and on motion adopted, to-wit: STATE OF ILLINOIS, McHenry County. A DM84 Supervisors, duly term Jnly 10, Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the Board or Supervisors: Your'committee to whom wm referred the assessment of town and citv lots In the several towns would beg leave to submit the following report: That we have examined and equalized said town and city lots by adding to and deducting from »h^ ygipitipn as assesaea to-wit: ."3 «ISsS5®s§S5| ?S £g : :S : *3 gssiwsasssls j .|S"8 g#8R?s8l |sgs|ep£||s ijlt :l e .SgSgjjg Ira'report of the committee on personal jmsperty was read and on motion adopted, STATE OF ILLINOIS, \ McHenry County j Board of Supervisors, Jnly term, July 10, A, D. I«H: Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom was referred the assessment of personal prop­ erty in the several towns wqpld beg leave to submit the following rqport: Towns. Riley ... Marengo Dunham...... clip Alden ...... Hartiiind...... Scuwa Coral Orafton. l>«irr (ireenwoad.... Hebron........ Richmond.... Burton ....... McHenry..... Nunda Algonquin... Total »l^~:i.52T Pr ct ad. PFct ded. 1 12)i uallz'd « 61,400.00 13S.4S0 00 69.417.0I* 175,429.00 5I,504.0« 50.00H.(K) OS.Hi.W 78.! 74.00 87,8:*.tl0 185.rtli.00 H0.122.C0 80,050.00 4».<K) I35.0U4.00 112,898.00 113,806.00 1578,530.00 quarterly report > to, find the aame reapectfUUy submitted, % V JOH74 WKI.TZIEN, Chairman, G. F. Htkhton, Wm. Dksmond, v A.M. WRAY, ^ .j.' • F. B. Strvbxs. • ThacommlMaion education made the fol­ lowing report, which was read to the board and on motion was adopted to-wlt: STATE OF ILLINOIS, I __ McJIeriry County, f Board of Supervisors, July term, July 9, A. D. 1804. Mr. Chairman and Oentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom was referred the report of W. E, Wire, county superintendent of schools, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That we have examined said and vouchers attached there- e correct and recommend its 'acceptance and the payment of the amount, three hundred and sixty-eight ($36&«0) dollars due him. All of which is respectfully submitted. Geo. F. Rushton, , . Chairman, *' w. P. Thompsok, •• G. W. Conn, . A. M. WHAT, J" • C. P. Wright. Report Of committee on poor house was read to the board and on motion was adopted The committee on poor farm would beg leave to submit the following report: The committee met at the poor farm on March 16, 1894, for the purpose of ascertaining the cost of keeping inmates. The following bills were incurred as run­ ning expenses: A F Field ...» 2 70 J B AAcmii. --v. « A J 8hnrtleff. .. 888 TO N S Robb BS fe> L T Hoy - 10 09 C E Douglas & Son 27 40 N S Robb 888 JS'i A B Pratt & Son 61 84 Banker SroB 281 Eckert & Young...-- 16 80 B F Ellsworth..... 1 £" C W Hill 18 20 F W Buell : •• 82 82 A S Wright 4 40 M D Hoy & Son..... 2 14 T J Daay 4 €0 Whitson Bros.... J» A Dreyer 1 45 Woodstock Sentinel Company... S 00 P M Bunker 1 25 N S Robb -- 230 80 C H Donnelly...... 8 00 Total - 1,467 00 Supplies on hand August 25,1SB8 76 67 Total... ... CBBD1TS. Farm products sold. -4 16 98 Mrs Laweon's board 87 00 Merchandise on hand at date. 262 39, 1,548 57 Total... 356 37 Net running expenses 1,187 20 Whole number of weeks board, 848 Rate per week, fi.40. An allowance of 10 cents per week being made for repairs, making total amount of f 1.50 per week. Bills for repairing buildings: V L T Hoy, paint 143 48 A J Adams, mason work Martin Skeels, carpenter W D Hall, lumber F W Sanford, painting Total «... 410 06 The following bills were sent to the towns and persons liable for same; Coral S 44 »>;Marengo. F 60 Alden 95 02! Dorr 186 12 Nunda 568 45;Hartlan<L.... 176 22 Chemung 46 67;Seneca 02 06 McHenry. 125 26iAlgonquin 266 88 Greenwood. 107 75!Hebron 48 60 Grafton 48 01 IE E Richards.... 87 00 iftjrofwfcleh is respectfully submitted, v" • :• o. W. Conn, '*•>: • ^ Chairman, W. P. Thompson, L. T. Hoy, F. E, stevmts, R. J. BECk. The eommlttee oe^aims made toe follow- lng report, which was read to', we board and on motion was adopted, to-witr STATE OF ILLINOIS, )„ McHenry County, / ™° Board or Supervisors, July term, July 9, A. D. 1884. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee on claims iupervi 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 claimants for the several amounts allowed as follows to- wlt: BILLS paid: C R Bowie, goods for prisoners 6 65 J Van Slyke, 1000 env. and let'r heads 6 00 A Pease, fixing lock 75 C R Bowie, goods for sheriff... 4 00 Lincoln Asylam, Albert Hill, clothing f 61 Lincoln Asylum, Charles Clark, cloth­ ing and coffin..... 28 89 Sentinel Co., court dockets, bill heads, letter heads, etc.... ...: 48 SB Chester asylum, clothing for Loenard 6 SB . 800 600 S 66 5 61 10 SO 910 14 m 160 27 50 .iS 28 75 1 80 £% 8 25 20 00 S»00 1 85 948 lflO 6 00 S7 86 518 18 82 50 88 50 35 00 25 (50 25 00 25 00 6 00 82 50 20 <« 20 00 600 7 50 2 60 260 12 60 15 00 C F Thorne, goods for prisoners O S Marron, wood C R Bowie, goods for prisoners--......... W H Gregory, wood Alex Llndell, sawing, splitting wood. J H Comstock, meals for jurors Elgin Insane Asylum, clothing and coffin Chas. Schneider, hauling ashes from court house Peter O'Brien, wood Alex Llndall, catting wood - .... R O Smith, repairing boiler Sentinel Co., envelopes and blanks Chas. Schneider, hauling ashes from court bouse Whitson Bros., repairs furn'ed for Jail J H Comstock, meals, lodging, jorors J J Stafford, covering desks in court hoiiRe Sentine! pamphlets for county board Sentinel Co., court dockets and blanks B F Ellsworth, repairs E S McFadden, repairs on jail Chas Schneider, hauling ashes from court house --... Eckert & Young, lawn grass seed WE Wire, county sunt., stationery... P F Pettibone & Co., books and sta­ tionary for county Jerome Fay, bailiff, January term Harvey Wailing same... John I. IliMmrd, same.. Henry MeCauiey, same.„ Lafe Benthusen, same D W Hewitt, same H G Ehle, same Wm Roach, same Win. Roach, same March term.......... H H McCauley, same J L HSbbard, same May teirm J L Hihliard, same H G Ehle, same B Walling, game. Wm Roach, same L Benthusen, same, county court. Total --; 1,185 eg BILLS NOT PAID. W E Wire, stamps and stationery f 14 82 Mrs J B Boomer, burying old soldier. 85 00 Wm Avery, county clerk, stamps, tel­ egraph and telephone 19 66 Asad Udell, sheriff, stamps, telegraph and telephone 4 80 A Udell, sheriff, taking Snyder Elgin 7 60 A Udell, sheriflVgolng after Bobbins. 16 00 A Udell, sherlflV arresting Stewart, Dean, Giles and Smith SO So A Udell, Jailor and Janitor services from Dec. 1, ISM, to Jane 1,18M.. 210 00 A Udell sheriff, bailiff probate court.. 86 00 A Udell, sheriff, dieting bill from Dec. 7' 18W, to June 7, 1804 166 00 M D Hoy & Son. goods fUrn'd sheriff., ai 25 Ed Williams, witness case People vs J Delhanty... l SO James H Rune, same 1 60 C B Cook, same 8 SO James Miles, same -- n>,-- 7 TO Morris Dtckerson, same... 7 20 Morgan Carpenter, same.... 7 10 F E Hanaford, same 7 10 Andrew LaCelle, same 9 10 Asad Udell, same 6 10 James Cooney, same 6 90 Thos Leehey same 2 SO Wm B Henrlesame 7 10 Michael McKabe same 8 70 M J Nolan, same..... 3 so Nellie Running, same 8 10 T McCabe, same... 8 70 T Leumird, Main©*. 4 SO C H Tryon, same 4 10 Ed W illiams, same 7 60 P J t'ooneykame 7 60 Win Biilining, same 0 10 Herb Reed, same g 60 Wm Roach, same l 10 .1 H Donnelly, same g 80 P McGuire, same.;-.'. SSO Daniel Sullivan, same 4 00 C Nolan, same 6 70 John Hansen, same 5 90 Arthur Running, same..<. 7 10 R I> Cooney, same 7 60 Thos Mcl) Richards, same -- 8 10 Wm Desmond, same 3 70 Wnn Miner, same 8 10 H C Mead, same 9 20 J J Stafford, same 2 10 A T Montgomery, same........................ 1 10 John ltayeraft, same ». 4 60 J R Green, same 6 60 Wm Given, same 14 50 F H Jackson witness oase People vs. R Shufeldt Sr F H Jackson, same G A Jackson, same G A Jackson, same CII Jackson name c H Jackson, same. R F Shufeldt, same B F Richardson, same Fret! Haw, same Christ Frank, same ...» Henry Lang, same Ed Morton, same Eugene Andrews, same G w Leinmers, same F W Benjamin, witness, earn People vs. Louis Hansen..... John Smith, same Chas Ward, same John Smith, same E D Nickerson, same.... F G Kennedy, same F G Kennedy, same M W Harmon, same E O Knapp, same Wm. Roach, witness ease People vi McNally 1 10 James Burke, same. 2 9n P W Blnnchard, same 2 al E J Smith, same 2 2D 8 P Hill, same 2 20 Herman Zschach, same 2 20 John Pbalau, witness ease People va J E Hogan SSO John R Pnilp, same 9 SC Chas Goodsel!, same. 6 911 N B Helm, same..... 8 ad John Phel&n, witness ease People vs Frank Heiiner 2 9( Harry Downs, same g %, Jos ti Wienke. witness case People va Robt Shufoldt, Jr. gg( Chas Kern, same t 6( Lafe Benthusen, witness eaaePaofAe vs J Conroy...... 1 g( James Burke, same. g SC Wm Condon, same. 8 2( Wm A Mason, witness case People vs ' Tlffanv (not allowed) g M Frank Adamek, same......... 4 jg Eugene Andrews, same.... § n Total. ..a... USB 7i All of Which is respectfully submitted, R. J. Bbck, "X x .* „ „ Chairman, S"'!' V < F. ML STBVBM8, y;~- N. Bbotskaw, > ^1' . , -'t Q. R- Richakxm, Gbo. McCokhbll. The committee on elections presented the following report, which was read and on motion adopted, to-wlt: STATE OF ILLINOIS,»__ McHenry County, J ^no^rdof Supervisors, July tenia, JalrlO, A* JL)« iWT* Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom was referred the selection of judges of elec­ tions and polling places In the different towns and redistrfctlng the township of Cliemung would beg leave to submit the fol­ lowing report on the matters before them. Riley--Poling place, town hall; Judges, N. Brotzman, John Brotsman, J. Smith. Marengo First District--Polling place, 8. K. Bartholomew building; judges: T. Beldln, Frank Loom is, J. E. Barber. Marengo, Second District--Polling place, Farkhurst building; Judges. C. P. Wright, Geo.-Seldin, Charles Thorn. Dunham--Polling place, school Dist. No. 1; P., J. Beck, Wallace Allen, A. J. Whipple. Chemung, First District--Polling place,old engine house; judges: F. F. Axtell, M. W. Laae, F. E. Saunders. Chemung Second District-Pollina place, new engine house; judges: 8. H. Callender, Ed. Rector, Peter O'Connor. Alden- Polling place, town clerk's office; Judges: G. F. Rushton, Jas. Scott, H. F. Man- ley. Hartland--Polling place, Deep Cut school house; judges, W. Desmond, C. Nolan and J 1 jfthfln. Seneca--Polling place, town hall; judges: Geo. B. Richards, Joseph Mills, Frank SHli- man. Coral-Polling-place, Hewitt's wagon shop, ; judgesTP. E. Stevens, H. C. Batsow] •m A. Crlsty, John Hoemann, John H. Freund. Xunda, First District--Pol ling pince, Frank Munch's store, Barreviile; Judges: J. H. Gracy, Louis Munch, E. F. Mathews. Nunda, Second District--Polling place, council room; lodges: O. M. Hale, D. W. War­ ner. A. A. Pettibone. Algonquin, first District--Polling place, Morton's hotel; judges: W. P. Thompson Willet Phillips, C. W. Kablank. Crystal Lake, Second District Pollingplace Fitch's block; Judges: Jas. B. Robinson, Thos. Whittaker, H. Hicken ( ary, Third District--Polling place, town hall; judges: G. 8. Frary, E. Kerns, D. ML Brown. To Redistrict Chemung Township Com menclng at the intersection of Ay«m stiaet and the south line of Chemung Inmiiaaijft rnnnlng theiiee Uvrthwesterly along iheo«B- ter of said Ayer street to its interaection Wttb . Division street, t hence ?iorUialongtlieecetar of Division street to Its connection Witsika highway known as the MBlg Foot thence In a northwesterly direction the center of the highway known as tt Foot Road" to the north line of mi of Chemung; all ot that portion of tfee town­ ship ofChemung lying east of said streets and highway shall be known as Flrat District all lying on the west of said streets and high­ way shaU be know as the Second Distrhst. " Ail ̂ wbtofe iaraapectinily submitted, , ^ f 4 1 1 • ^ C. P. WBIGHT. - f f „ Ctaurmaa, " GBO. McOwnUk - i ^ ̂ • A. M. WHAT, W. A. Cristy, * •..» « /;V6 L. T. HOY. . The MDteflf resolution was offered tiff " a Sup, F E Stevens, which was read to the ' « board and on motion adopted to-wlt: Mmotved* That a bounty of 10 cents per 1 • • be paid on crows by the county apon the pre­ sentation of the head and theflling ol an oath to the town clerk by the person capturing and killing them, that they were captured and killed in McHenry coanty, and the town clerk shall thereupon decide on snch appUoa- tlon, and if satisfied of the correctness 01 snch claims, shall issue a certificate stating the amount of bounty Bach applicant is entitled to, and shall destroy heads of such crows, and such certificates be presented to the county clerk, who shall draw a warrant for the amount on the county treasurer. F. E. STBTSBS. The following petition from the road com­ missioners of the town of Hartland was pre­ sented by 8np. Desmond, which was read to the board and motion made to adopt the same, to-wlt: To the honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry county: The undersigned road com­ missioners of the town of Hartland would respectfully represent that as a part of the Improvements being made on toe roads in the town of Hartland the present season, la the grading, putting in since ways, bridging X 'v:-: v*&r:, •: . -' i the town of Hartland the present 1 the grading, putting in since ways, and graveling that portion commencing on the telephone road between Woodstock and Harvard at a point nearly midway between sections 28 and 29, thence northeast, and then east to Hartland railway station, a distance of nearly 3 miles; and in so doing improve the frontage of the county farm lands for about 100rods- said improvement now nearly completed. The said undersigned commissioners would also respectfully represent that they are desirous of improving by grading, since ways, and graveling, the road, commencing nt ft, ttoint on the Woodstock and Harvard road above refterred to, 80 rods sooth of the south line of sections 26 and 27, and thence north on the line between said sectloiis (and through county farm lands for a distance of 80 rods) to intersect with the east and west roads heretofore referred to, the distance being about one and three-fonrth miles, and the cost of the latter Improvement, towlt: the rortli and sooth road, will be less than three hundred dollars. And, In view of the fact that the county farm pays no tax toward the improvement of the roads, and In view also of the fact that the people of McHenry oonnty as a whoe would naturally feel a proper pride In having the approaches to its public buildings j^aotS and kept in a proper condition, and also In doing equity, we feel emboldened to ask yoar honorable body to appropriate one-half to- < wit: one hundred ana fifty dollars, toward the proposed improvement, we agreeing Uwt the town of Hartland will contribute not Mis than a like sum, to-wlt: one hundred and fifty dollars, and will oommence said im­ provements immediately. July VMM. J. C. Halisy, 1 ( ^ ; P. J. Cooney, y Road J. J. Carroll, t Commissions** Sup. l|eck offered an amendment to the same that Sup. Desmond, Of Hartland, be in­ structed to oversee and look alter the work of making and repairing the road along the poor hrm. Amendment carried. Original motion carried as amended. The following resolution ofllned by Sup. Beck was read to the board amt motion made to adopt, to-wlt: , Resolved: That the committee on town lots Investigate and report at the next meet­ ing of this board aa to the propriety of re­ mitting the tax assessed on the -property of the Catholic church at Harvard for the year 1888. R. J. BBCK. Sap. Rushton moved as an amendment that Sup. Axtell be substituted instead of committee on town lots. Amendment car­ ried. Original motion carried as amended. The following reeouition was offlured by Sup. Wray, who moved its adoption to-wit. Resolved: That a bounty of ten emits per bead be paid on woodchucks on presentation of the scalps and filing an oath with the town clerk by the person capturing and killing them, and that they were captured aad killed in McHenry county, and that they, were not raised from old ones kept in captivity for that purpose. And the town clerk shall decide on such application, and If satisfied on such claim snail issue a certificate stating the amount of bounty such applicant is entitled to, and shall destroy scalps of such woodchucks, and such certificate be presented to the county clerk, who shall draw warrant for the amount on the county treasurer. , A. M. Wrat. ' Sup. Wright moved as an amendment that the bounty be twenty-five cents instead of ten cents. Vote being taken amendment was lost. Sup. Beck moved that the resolu­ tion be laid on the table. Carried. Sup, Richards moved that the members of the board and special committees be allowed their usual perdiem and mileage. Carried. Sup, Stevens moved that the board adioani to meet at the call of the clerk. (Tarried. J, H. GRACY, Cli Attest--Wm. Akkry, Clerk. a '-'it 'h ,. 'L '-'I' ir-'ivif f - ' * * » vM Cummings' i*. EllJa^F. Union;. T Pfta It Grafton--Polling place, J. 8. office; judges: John Weltsien, B. F. McNeeny. Dorr, First District--Polling place, room under county clerk's office; judges: L. T. Hoy. C. D. Judd, J. A. Cowlin, Dorr, Second District--Polling place, room under sheriffs oflice; judges: E. 8. Austin, M. M. Morley, R. H. Conant. Green wood--Polling place, town lull; Judaea S E. Clark, Adam Westennan, Myron God- dard. Hebron--Polling place,town haikiodKes: G. W. Conn, M. 8. Goodsell, 8, Rotnour Richmond--Polling place. Burton's onera house; judges: Geo. M<&onnell, John Hoiian A S. Wright. McHenry, First iHsirict--Polling nlace. Grimoldby's hall; judges: J. W. Cmty. John V. Buckland, Wra. Tonlaa. a McHenry, Seoond District--Polling Bfeoa. council room, village ofMcHen^yj judjeSTw, •t - * »" * c , jc The Beat Beat# totus Pa iflsCeaet Is the Chicago, Union Pacific & Nortii- weetery Line. 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