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SUPPLEMENT TO THE McHenry, III., Thursday. March 16. 1911 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Official Proceedings of Special March Meetlcf, 1911 Board mr>t pursuant to adjournment st the court house, Tuesday. 'March 7, ni l . at 30 o 'clock a. m. The following named supervisors re­ sponded to their names at roll Dall N. Brotzman, D. M. Wright, H. E. Whip­ ple. W. H. Ward, John Baldock, Will iam I>esmor!d i F. D. Perkins. H. 1p\ Heine mann, E. C. Jewett , C. W Thompson. H. M. Turner, L. B. Covell , S. H. Kieund, Ben Throop, E. E. Mentch, and J . E. Will iams, consti tuting a quorum. The clerk presented l ists of t laims for support of paupers and for labor, tees and supplies, which l ists upon mo­ tion of S.ip. Whipple were ordered re­ ferred to the proper committees with­ out reading. Kev. J . l->. Kelsey appeared before the boaru with reference to certain claims presented by him for the :are ot Wilcox boys, Peterson children, and I .eon Will is , committed to the ea>e Df the Chicago Industrial Home for Chil­ dren by the county court . Upon motion of Sup. Turner board ad- Jourred unti l 2 o 'clock p. m. for com­ mittee work. 2 P. M. Boprd met pursuant to adjournment, roll call showed same members pres­ ent. Judge C. H. Donnelly appeared before the board and aske<l leave to purchase a certain set of law books now being uubllshed for the l ibrary in the • i rcui ' cf urt . I t was moved by Sup. WJnppl* that he be given leave to purcha. j j raM books for the county, said motion wa« seconded by ta^ip. Throop and earned The committee on elections made the following report which was adopted, to- wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom was referred the election ?x penses 07 various precincts in this coun­ ty for the Special Judicial Primary . leo t ion held February 25, 1911. Would beg leave* to submit the following report on the matters before them: That they have found the following amounts due the various precincts as follows i tney J- '"* Marengo, 1st Dist 20 Marengo, 2nd Dist W 20 Dunham so 20 « i ie 'eung, 1st Dis. -0 I ' l l ChvnuinR. -nd 1 >ist •* ' !0 fhemtin*. : ;rd I >ist '0 10 Aid. n » ' Hartland 2!< seneca 2• ( oral 30 40 Grafton : , | t 20 1 virr , 1st I >ist 21 oo i «>rr, 2nd I > s t i »<>rr. , 3rd I >ist -4 ihi Dorr; 4th i) ist _".i Greenwood T" Hebron o ; ,n K!ehmond "" Burton :1 " McHenry. 1st Dist 30 : " McHt-nry. 2nd Dist • I i N'unda, 1st 1 >ist 4n Nunda. 2nd Dist Algonquin. 1st Dist 0 f»o Algonquin. 2nd Dist : t" Algontiuln, 3rd Dist 1 ( 1 All Of which is respectfully :<i minted. W. H. Ward, (".Inn. Stephen Ii . Freuiid. H. E. Whipple, The committee un education made tin following report , which was adopted, :o wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your comiji i t tee on education would beg have t>> sub­ mit the following report on educational natters caused by the resignation >f As.sista.nt County Superintendent. Mr. K. 1'". Booth. We hereby recommend the unused fxir- t .on of Air. Booth's salary to revert hack to the general fund of the rnuntv. We fur 'her recommend that the of l ice of Assistant County Superintendent be discontinued and that the ("ounty Su­ perintend, l i t be given addit ional com­ pensation to employ and pay help at such t imes and on such occasions vm is necessary to properly transact the tms- iness of the office, and provided that this plan of operation will maintain the I resent efficiency of the schools und promote their continued advancement as determined by the judgment of the County Jioard. He further recommend that this addi­ t ional compensation for oft ice h<lp shall be jou.oo per month, and that the coun­ ty Clerk is hereby authorized to draw an order on the- county treasury In I favor of the county superintendent, for I Raid suni at the end of each month's service. All of which is respectfully submitted. C. W l hompson, Chm. John Baidock, H. M. Turner, J . E. Will iams. The committee on labor, fees and supplies made the following report , to- wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Boai d of Supervisors: Your committee on la I .or. fees and supplies claims Would beg leave to report that they have ex­ amined nl claims presented to i lu-m, und recommend the payment of the following, and that the cb-rk be di­ rected to lf-sue orders on the county treasurer to the claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-vvit : P. F. Pett ibone & Co.. supplies Co. officers I 62 s? 63 Callaghan it Co., law books 14 76 Chas. J . Vierck, canvass, elec. re­ turns Emil Arnold, same 5 00 C. -i i . Donnelly, advance sheets. . 4 (JO A. K." Wright, medicine & pu.nts 54 IS C. L.. Ueichmuth, repa:r chair 2 00 Same, mattresses 14 25 Hall 6i Eclert , coal for county. . 3< 1 W3 Hoy's Pharmacy, Mdse. Co. off . . . . 'J 10 Crystal Lake Herald, env. and let­ ter l ids, sheriff 13 00 McHenry Plaindealer, blanks 15 ' . 'b A. st i l l , labor, shf. res *>23 W. E. Parsons, elec. wiring 61 Hi Frank J. Wagner, labor, shf. res. b 28 W. F. Glazier, typewriter and supplies 10' 25 G. E. Sti l l , Co. Clk. extending taxes 282. 61 City of Woodstock, elec. l ights. . 106 65 N. D. McNish, janitor services December 40 2o Same, January 50 00 Same, one-naif February 25 00 Hotel Woodstock, meals for jurors 3S 35 Same L> i0 A. >1. Shelton, compensation for Supt. as repi. | J 0 0 Fran* Wlu' .ple, bail iff serv 30 00 Same C. \ \ andraek, same 2. 5o Same la 00 E. F. Booth, asst . supt. sciis . January. . 5. ' Same :i-4 Feb 68 75 Woodstock Sentinel Co., s tamped em " G. K. Sti l l , Co. Clk. , l ivery lnre. del . bal 3 M D. York premium on irsur- a nee 3835 J w. Groo>heck. same > -> Kit-hards ci Stil l , same 3S 2T> h;uik ot Algonquin, same 0 D. F. Quinian, same j1 01) Kay C. Likens, wit . fee, People vs. Ashley 2 20 James Burke, same Ai Frank Cioak. same 2 20 Harry Dennis, same 2 20 Li. H. Gillespie, same - "" \ \ m Maloney, same 2 20 Fred I 'errv, wit . fees, J 'eopl" \ s . Kelley "20 Dick Gootiseii , same ; ' j W Fred Perry, same : i 2 1 <'h11 ago i ' f lephone ^ rent i>f phones .> 2o W. M. Welch Mfg. Co.. 'ula n Ii s for Supt. Sch.* I l l 00 Sa me, sanit ^ , s A. B. l> ;ck Co.. same s "0 Hammond A Stephens Co., same 11 ltd Chicago Telephone Co. services, Supt. of Sens F' ! '> C. .M. Parker, blanks, same _v , j0 A. M. Sh» Hon, Supt. S. hs. , < xp. . l ' ; T. r> ( rvstal l>ake Herald, i . r intln? for co. off 160 in D It Joslyn, Sts. Attv eXjK'ise account 1*^ « Theo. Harper cs | :?: is .-s of Judge Wright Mem ^ *•' A. H. I tf i id 'Tfon. shf. . deputy iiire and expenses 217 3R Weaver & Havden, mdse. for sher- i 1 f 1 6 s McHenry Plaindealer. pub. pro­ ceedings Board -i 00 " 'has. Wandrack. bail iff eer\ 2-"> Frank ^ le pie. same 2"J Ml Miss A. Si hlosser, meals for fur­ ors 1. ' H5 I ' D. Perkins, special eommitt i-e work " T>. K. Ment. 'h, same H. E. Whipple, same 11 40 E. C. Jeaett . same I1 ' M» Ben Throop. same 3! ^0 j . E. Will iams, same 4 so I . B. Covell , same 14 4<> H M. Turner, same 13 '•( ' D. M Wright, same 'so N. Hrotzm.in, same H 40 Hall & Eckert , coal 1 *»'.* !>6 C W. Thompson, committee vork SO Hoy'^ Pharmacy, books and rub­ ber bands 2rf0 W. H. vVhitson, extras 4<5"> "><> All of which is respectfully s-ibrnli ted. N. Brotzman. E. B. Coveil , H. E. Whipple, Ben Throop, F. D, Perkins, I t was moved by Sup. Turner that said report be approved except as to the claim of W. H. Whitson, said mo­ tion was seconded and carried. Moved by Sup. Whipple that the claim of \V. H. Whitson be allowed for the turn of &4;;o.f>i ' , motion duly seconded and car­ ried. The committee on claims for county poor made the following report which was aaopted to-vvit : Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committer on county poor claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recom­ mend the payment of the following, and that the clerk bo directed to issue or­ ders on the county treasurer to the claimants lor the several amounts al­ lowed, as ioiiows, to-wit: Elgin State Hospital , expenses, Co. patients $ 200 62 Peoria State Hospital , same 26 80 Kankakee State Hospital , same.. 1 75 Grafton -- Dr. O. I . Statler , fumigating at John Benson's 6 00 .N unda-- Kegebein & Miller , merchandise for paupers 7 U0 Koy J . Warner, fumigating pau­ pers 5 UO Daniel T. Cole, med. at tendance paupers 26 60 W. f i . Gorham, mdse. for same.. S 81 H. M. Ko.?enthal , coal , same C.' 42 J . J . Giloert , mdse. same 6 yo E. C. Colby, same 19 37 Aiganiqum-- Meier Bros. , mdse. for paupers. . . . 23 92 G. H. DiKO, same 10 00 Geo H. Helm, fumigating paupers 6 50 Peter Bros. , mdse. paupers 30 VK! Kegebein & Miller , coal for pau­ pers 16 50 E. C. Colby, mdse. , same 6 00 John Buehler, same 64 16 McHenry-- Frank Masquelet , fumigating pau­ pers 2 25 Buch's Meat Market, mdse. , pau­ pers S 08 Stephen H. Freund, expenses of paupers 13 70 >• ' . P . Steilen & Son, mdse , for paupers 10 00 Wilbur Lumber Co., coal . same.. 21 76 Dr. Arnold Mueller , medicine for paupers 5 00 Dunham- Dr. K. Hutchinson, med. at tendance paupers 33 00 Greenwood-- J. J . Stafford, burial of Charles Anderson 3." 00 Chemung-- W. H. ard, Sup., exp. , paupers 64 f>o D. Hereley & Son. mdse <12 Dr. C. M. Johnson, care of Daupor 30 no A. J . McCarty," mdse. , paupers. . 12 in C. C. Peck care paupers l(i 50 J . J . Shields, mdse. paupers 2 4V A. C. Strain, same 55 00 Geo. 1. Walker, same 4 10 v\ . 1. Kichardson, dri l ls , paupers 6 20 Lake, Hams & Backus, coa] for paupers 22 2f> F . V\ . Barlow, same 5 5o J. A. Sweeney, rent , paupers IS no Frank V\ hapie, l ivery and serv-- 6 no Dr. J . G Maxon, med. at tend. paupers 13 r,0 Dr. J . J . Fountain, ex 'raet . tooth pauper 2 "0 Dr. C M Johi.son. med. nttend. paupi rs no Hubbeli Ai Putnam, funeral serv. paupers 90 00 Dunham-- Hiuiim-ii Putnam, funeral eerv. paupers ^ r ' , K I Algonquin- W. G. Darling. Med. at tend, pau­ pers. . . 16 00 I t icl l monft 1 j . B. Covell . Sup. exp. of pau­ pers 39 48 Algonquin-- I, n. Mentch, Sup. exp. of pau­ pers .Viar«(RO- - C. H. Bremer, mdse. for paupers ,.".0 F . C. Janke. coal , same 6 :!0 Ctto Kutzner. rent , same 32 *.*• J H. Patterson, coal , same 10 -0 Gtto Steeg. r l 20 J . E. Heath, lent , paupers 12 00 PS.tr ick Bros. , mdse. , paupers |«o H. i i . Otis indse. , piupers 1 70 I )orr-- A. B. Smith, care Kennedy family Til 2 r> l iny ? Pharmacy, tumigating 'i <0 ( ireenw ood-- Hoy's Pharmacy, fumigating ~ 0 , 1 All of which is respectfully submitted. E. C. Jewett . E. E. Mentch, H I . Heinemann, W. H. Ward. The said committee stated that they were returning Ihe claims of Chicago Industrial Home for Children without recommendation and requesting the ac­ t ion of the full board thereon. After discussion i t w» s moved by Sup. Turner culy Ptcond«Kl and carried that said claims be allowed and orders drawn there! or. 70 5 r>