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done:. therefore he it ttiwsjUL.vn»L», i uuuic Dmucmji -- that It is the sense of thHi body that a ' Bottiemy Rotate, per F. C. copy of the Petition of the Isaac \Val- | Bottlemy. adm ton I.eague be attached to this reso- Willis Green _ tlon, and that a copy of this resolution .Trustees M. E. Church, F. 3. mtu a ut tiic ^Biid iwrli i i* >ti Or tui'" ' k>I...th C t $1 warded to th»- head of the denartment ,^^0^;V$at .Springfield requesting: them to take V • 'Bonie action to enforce the law, or to whv thev should not do so. • SHA8...M. PALM BR, Chairman of the ' Supervisors. *• . The Committee on Roads and Bridges • , made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to» mit: i Mr- Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors of McHeiirj . ,, ' ' 'YCounty, Illinois: i • •> The undersigned members of the road ^ *nd bridge committee for said County, ' *• .«.< Sfould be* leave to submit the fol)Mft- ™ iBg report on the matters before thetii: " That they met on the 8th day of May **'~ A,. 1». 1930 at the Court House at Woodstock, Illinois, and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County patrol system of roads as follows: Bills of a general nature chargeable t6 the McHenry County Patrol system '/»'• , of roads as a whole including insurrepairs and supplies for County maahineir, labor on County tool house Qj- - . to a total of $782.70 C . To the various sections of the County patrol system of roads, bill* were audited'. and paid as totals? $6,187.32. It was decided to award the Work- •'"* '§2~b~- compensation and public llablllty. insurance to the Bryant Insurance • - Mttisi'iVi' Agency of Crystal t.ake, Illinois. Your Committee again met on the "th %?%*?, ®»y of June.. 1930, at Woodstock, Illinois ?-• (nfl audited and paid bills chargeable ' to the McHenry County Patrol System ,'v\';** iSr" -1' ot roads *s follows: i General bills including insurance rnd V- suppl.es and machinery for a sum • " s b i 7 t o .ua « 51.02J.85 * Bl'lt chargeable to the various sec- 4' < tlons of the McHenry County patrol • sjstem of roads, totals •6,651.45. V ; V It wits decided to recommend that the '* • S> v • building knoWn as the dlhlng hall at i'-rvLiiT.the Couhty Fair Grounds be reserved "i?!'*' ^or ,,ae of the County highway depart- ' The financial status of the McHenry , i *\ • . Coimtv Road Fund Is as follows: Balance on hand regular fund V April 82. 1M0 ............f *79.23 v - Additional appropriAilen April * ,, IJ, 1030 ....12,000.00 i{ v. ! .. Less Expenditures May 8. 19S0 w-- June 7, 1930 -- "$12,879.23 $5,187.32 ... 6,651.48 fe'v Balance on hand regular fend $11,838.77 June I; l«M .r~^. ....$1,040.46 Tour committee estimates that there Wh-.' Will be necessary for the care of the MHenry County patrol system of roads / tintll the September meeting of this £ Board, an appropriation from th£ County Highway tax fund, levied In Septem- • ber. 1929. In the sum of $20,00.00. f o X W h i c h i s r e s p e c t f u l l y - s u b m i t t e d . 1 • • * - T 8 . H . F R E U N D kvs-, »•: «i •. A- H. HALE . yOLNEY E. BROWN J \ E. C. Coy (lot) E. M. Fink (lot Hebron to lichnont Stone's Corner School, per Frank Rehorst et al directors $ 1.00 Geo. Simes (additional damage) 2S7.70 A. W. Mathison (additional dam.) 220.00 G. F. Hollenbefk (additional damage thru error -- 2f.OO That the farm known as the Frank McConnell farm near Hebron, has been sold to T. C- -Schroeder, who has now signed the dedication plat for the same amount as heretofore listed to Frank McConnell in the sum of $170.00: so on future settlement ,the q&me. of . Frank McComveli should mt jdropjWr.frij>fci.tl(fe list and the name T. C. Schroeder substituted therefor. We therefore Recommend. that when the contract for the bullding of said road Is signed and construction started, that the County Clerk draw orders on the County Treasurer to the parties shown on the above list in the amounts opposite the names of said parties on said list, and mail or deliver said orders to said parties. AH of v^hich is respectfully submitted.' K, F. KUECKEtt JOHN T. O'BRIEN , FRANK B. McCONNftLL JOHN CONJLEY-. N. B. CI. AW SON I County. It wan thereupon moved by Supr. Hale and seconded by Supr. Haeger that SECTION 1.. That permission be, and this Board .Hdjoutit. Thereupon the 11T K"^-1c'S k PALMfcR. mission I.lnes, Be It Besotvai By the Board of laptnrlion of the Oonaty of MoVeatf nois, its successors, lessees and assigns, ^AUestj , The .Committee on Eletlons .Iita4<i .the following report .which was- OB motion adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: . „ Your Committee on Elections would ^beg leave to submtt list of judges of election as selected by the two political parties represented on .the Board, together with the polling place for each district. . f All of which is respectfully submitted. JOtIN T. O'BRIEN 3. E. HARRISON , «L B. CLAWsffir lOttN- CONLEY The Committee on Fees and Salaries made the following report which was on roll call unanrtnously adopted, to-wit: Your Committee on Fees and Salaries to whom was referred the semi-annual reports of the County Clerk, Circuit Clerk and the Sheriff for the half year ending June 1st, A. D. 1930, would beg leave to submit the following rfeport on the matters and things before theni: The semi-annual report of the Couhty Clerk being as follows:- w '1 i m-i ~4 WW';*.it • ' */• I f ; V?-; '• >y K'ii. ' " ' • ft. C HUGHES 5. 11. WRTGHT. • if." { Receipts For Probate Fee# For Clerk's Fees in Suits in Court ~~_ For County Sert, For Misc. Serv. . fearned Received $1645.96 $962.84 526.20 #42.00 3,971.12 S4M0 TiiTArre Corhmlttee on' made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Yhe undersigned members of the Sight of Way Committee of this Board wodld beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That bids have been called for to build State of Illinois Bond Issue Route 173 from Harvard to Richmond, Mcitenry County, Illinois. That We have examined the right of irky dedications, and records in the, above matter, and compiled the following list of land owners adjacent to said road, said list and amounts having been heretofore approved by this board, fhowlng amounts dtie for necessary right of way on Route 172. Name Amount Mrs. Perry Pierce .... $5,000.00 Total &arningi bf j* Half year ...^...$8,78l.lf Received of earnings previously reported: • •. Probate -- §M.Xf Ccprt Costs --...: 93.95 Miscellaneous 2.80 Total Receipts .. --....$5,t*S.frl Bxpendltnres Clferk Hire $2,699.00 t?et. Doc. Fee 5.00 Miscellaneous 27.60 Clerk's salary fo* i . • one half year 1,250.00 t.tSl.ff to erect, operate ,and maintain: . "Upon and along tHe west side of State Aid Route No. 11 from the south section ltne of Section 29 Qf Township, to the east and west clutter line of Section 48-of said Township near Woodstock. Dorr Township, McHenry County, IllirthlS." poles, wires and equipment iwcMrti'^ and convenient for t^e transmission and distribution of electric current. SECTION 2. Ekid poles, wires and equipment shall be so placed as not to interfere with public travel on Said highwav, and the Board reserves ;thn power, tht-oufch tti eneineers4 to sap^rvise the erection ' and maintenance of said poles, wires and equipment, as far as jmay be necessary to protect the oublic in its free and safe use of Mud highway. 1 SECTION 8. The permission here given shall continue for a period not to exceed twenty years from the date of the passage of this resolution, provided that the continuance and exercise of this permission shall be subject at all times to the public convenience in the use of said highway as determined and declared by said County Board, artd provided further that the said Public Service Company of Northern Illinois will pay all damages to the owners of the property abutting upon said highways which they may sustain by reason of the placing of said poles, #lres and equipment, the same to be ascertained and paid in the manner provided by law in similar cases. SECTION 4. This permission shall not become effective until a written acceptance thereof by said Public Service Company of Northern Illinois has been filed with this Board. • SECTION 5. The Board Of Supervisors reserves the right to order a change in the location of laid poles ir ahy of them at any time, to a differifnt location in said highway, to conform to possible conditions that may arise, by giving said Public Service Ootnpany of Northern Illinois, its successor, lessees and assigns, reasonable notice of the necessity for such removal and its request so to do, and in case said Company falls So to do, said Board of Supervisors reserves the right to remove said poles at the expense of said Public Service Company of Northern Illinois. SECTION «. That the said Public Service Company will save and keep harmless the said McHenry County from any and all damages which may result in any manner by reason of the erection, operation and .maintenance of said transmission and distribution line to be so erected In accordance with thl# franchise and that the Bond heretofore filed shall apply to this line. V. S. LUWLEY, Sts. Atty. v». £. a TILL, Clwk. Chairman. Jfeedfti Jul* MwtM*. 1930 . The Honorable Board of Supervisors J. J. Stafford & Son, chair cir elk 2.50 G. L. Tryon, survey 92.50 Dal«y V. Moore., sal. ast sup, sch and truant officer --.125.00 ft. G. Fisher, sal. Clk. Shf. 100.00 Vestie Muldoon, sal. janttor - :Xio.o« gj»us £an?w?a, i?f*»Faiing„8' Alary §8 n ford, cook, for prls. W. J. Kittle, sal. Prob. Off. Cir. Ct, J5.00 City of , Woodstock, lights $4.78 A» H. Hale, spl cqm wk J3-60 Cha«, H, Arkman, spl com wk --^•••#2.40 Ahier. Mult. Sales Co., mdse. sup. schs --«-f *l-®2 111. Of. Sup. Co., mdae. J3up. Bcha 12.67 VOLNEY 8. BROWN , L. A. STOCKWELL f;, FRA8?K MAY miiuwii, .•»«, JWIW. r imrortuced • dttfi>ra t-Swratlng auto ....lPO.oo changing location of state .^tlO.OO^ and moved its adoption. The motion to adopt was duly seconded by Supr. Turner and the Resolution unanimously adopted. A resolution directed to the Department or Public works and JBuiidings d condition to Chairman i#l ' QefttT«tS«ta of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County^ lllinols: The undersigned members of the right of way committee for said County would beg leave tp make the following report on the matters^ before^thenu ^ of^Public Works and Buildings has let the contract tor construction or a portion of State Bond Issue Route 62 in McHenry County from Algonquin to the South East. _ . .... . , . , That the right of way has heretofore been signed and left on Me With this Boftra. of McHenry County, Illinois met in w. M. Welch Mfg. Co., mdse. \2UOinKS : , v * 'j- . __ ^ relative to Mptor Fuel Tax was read by i ,W« hive *tnJ« day examittpd u|i the Clerk and on motion duly seconded A of Way plat and have listea sua WM Balance due County $1,961.si Circuit Clork The semi-anual report of the Circuit Clerk being as follows: Receipts Earned Received For Recording $3,244*20 $3,244.20 Kor Clerk's Fees in . Suits in Cpurt , - 2.783.16 2,227.26 151 days in Court At , $10.0fl per day 1,610.00 For Misc. Serv 16100 -i- 166.60 -Ac ..$5,^21.7$ L. Axtell Cm. Nolatt y •4'A" 170.00 2,260.00 320.00 270.00 176.00 C. Moakler , B. 8. Smith - A. L. Sengef Rose Clark (tract 1 and 2; . corner tract) -- 626.00 If, J. Nolan est. ....... 400.00 Kellle Rya» I80.00 Gd. Aylwatd --..--...... 20.00 A. Duesing- 100.00 Elbert Phillips ... *0.00 H. G. Street ^.. 60.0(J Elmer Kcmman 165.00 C. C. Hollenbeck 76.00 B. C. Holmes ^w._4. 228.00 Theo. Mau s, 160.00 Appilena Morgan 155.00 Albert Mathison .: v SO.OO John Cairns S. : 75.00 Wm. Rehorst 140.or. W. V. Andrews -- 70.00 Frank W. 81epherd 122.80 John Wilder Smith, May K. Wnlth Cora Smith 72.00 3, Wilder Smith ---- 100.00 Pete Sebe -- 80.00 John S. Meyers -- 110.00 Mrs. C. C. HolleiflNMSk 40.00 Frank Holmes -- 140.00 Prand Randall 20.00 George Slmes 212.$0 • Bfllth Turner :... 200.00 Frank Slavln, Ed. Aylward ." (Syndicate Farm) B«n Prouty Idl " Total Earnings of one-half year .......... Received of earnings previously reported Total Receipts Expenditures "lcrk Hire, including « extra --$1,808.00 Ref. - Doc. fees -- 77.60 Office expense 66,26 jcjkI Clk's sal. one-half yr. 1,000.00 2,050.76 Balance dne niMtar lal report $^771.00 The semi-annual of the Sheriff being as follows, to-toit: Receipts Earned Received r<'or fees in Suits in Court Process Docket $1,264.70 Rec'd on prev. earnings Execution Docket 6O2.0T Rec'd on prev. earnings \ttending Court 209 -- , . days 1,046.00 For Miscellaneous services .*• Circuit Court 151 days County Court 58 days Total Earnings of J one Half year 2,702.77 9661.86 257.70 242.17 193.46 Be Xt BMOlvad By th* Board Of Wepwrlsori of the obtuxty of MsMkktf SECTION 1. That permirtsioh be arid the same Is hel-eby granted tit) the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois, Its successors, lfessees ai^d as^ signs, to erect, operate, and maintain: •'Upon and along the south side of Virginia St., from a point 33<! feet northwest of the west line of Algonquin Road to a point 1086 feet northwest of said west llrife nectr Crvstal Lake, Algonquin Township, McHenry County, Illinois," poles wires and equipment necessary and convenient for the transmission and distribution of electric current. SECTION 2. Said poles Wires and equipment shall be so placed as not interfere with public travel on said highway, and the Board reserves the power, through Its engineers, to supervise the erection and maintenance of said poles, wires and equipment, as far as may be necessary to protect the public in Its • free and safe use of said 'hishway. SECTION 3. The permission .here given shall continue for-a period not to exceed twenty years from the" date of the passage of this resolution, provided that the continuance and exercise or this permission shall be. subject at all times to the public convenience in the use of said highway as dete>min»d arid declared by said County Board, and provided by said County Board, and provided further that the said Public Service Company of Northern llllnoift will pay all damages to the owners of the property abutting upon said highways, which they may sustain by reason of the^placlng of said poll's, wires and equipment, the same to bp ascertained and paid in the manner provided by law in sirm&r cases. SECTION i.\ This permission shall not become effective until a tfrritten acceptance thereof by said Public Service Company of Northern Illinois h&s been filed with this Board. ' . SECTION 5. The Board of Supersisors reserves the -right to orfler^ a change In the locfttioh of'SaMS poles or any of them nt any time, to a differ; Special Session pursuant to a call sign- , ed by more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday, the eighth day of July, A. JD. 1930, at ten o'clock A. M. The . was. called to order by the Chairman, Charles M. Palmer, and the roll leMrcaUcd the following members reJtpAnded to their names, to-wit: L.' A. Stdefcwell, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, J. T. O'Brien, N, B. Clawsof*, E. C. Hughes. E. F. Kuecker. Charles H. AcRman, John Cohley, Volney L. Brown, J. E. Harrison. II. M- TurneR, Frank B. McConnell. Frank M^jf, S. H. Kreund, A. H. Hale, and Assistant Supr. J. JD. Donovan constituting a quorum. The records of the last preceding meeting of this Board were read and on motion approved. , • A. C. Wllaon of the State Department of Agriculture appeared before the Board and d'scgased the question of eradication ot Canada Thistles, explained the loss to the farming interest in McHenry -County upon l«i<l which was permitted to remain infested with Thlsr tles as estimated by him In figures he had made In .the £o«nty; Explained the methods noir being used In Grundy County and .ijaYe f.a hip opinion that th« use of Clor«(fcft,r#ere bringing the bost results; Recommended the spraying of the Thjstlee and stated that good results might be obtained with three treatments per year. He further stated that if some instance*. County Boards had appointed a {Jpifnty Thistle Com' mlssloner a»ia stat.r " , ' the right under t^ law ,to make such appointment. Following his discussion yarlous members of tne Board gave their viefcrs of tlje methods ilow being employed $nd Supr. Stockwell stated he hfjleved much better results were obtained when tha law provided that tha expense of cutting Thistles be taxed against the proiierty as ah item of Oerieral Tax, and stated tttat Ke would like an expression of the Board tis to requesting th! itext Legislature to enact a law to that eftfce-t. The roll Was called and all members Vbted in favor of such action. The Clferk pre#ej>ted U«tS Of Claims ajfainst the Cbtinty #hi<Jh On motion were referred .to the proper Committees for report and the Board adjourned to tifco b'clocfc P. M. for Committee Work. a o'q&ocx *. Ik. . -Present same members. Sup. Schs 3.7* McHenry Plalndealer, prtg Sup. Bhs. -- .70 Marengo Rep. News Co., printing t ' Sup. Schs. ?: 99 Woodstock News, prtg. Btlp, Schs. 1.6'» III. Bell Tel. Co., serv. Co. Off 67.60 Hoesley's Bakery, bread, rolls, cake, pie, prisoners 162.24 Camille Wlum Johnson, Salary Court Rep. June „....-lg0.00 E. J. Field, mdse. shf. .'.v.,.--.. pjf.65 R. A. Pratt, steaks, bacon, eto^: - ,. , prisoners --- _..„«..12s.06 Bckert & Bending, fruits, vegetables. etc., prisoners ...J.60.84 A. W. Wagner, mdse. sfof. 7.53 Jchnson Electric Co., mdse, anf. 12.93 A; S. Wright, mdse. shf 33.75 D. M. Wright, spl cotfl work 52.80 J. E. Harrison, spl com work ........ 11.40 Volney E. Brown, spl com woirg .... 60.20 E. C. Hughes, spl com work 21.00 L. A. Stockwell, spl com work--- 18.90 H. M. Turner, spl com work .^...._,a 6.20 C L. Tryon, sal. and exp. ...„...V'J05.35 Frank M^y, spl com work 2$.50 E. F. Kuecker, spl com work 6.00 All of Which Is respectfully mtoultted. JC. F. KUECKER A. H. HALE ' $! V^tU, h, 6TOCKWWLL • v • ' tRANK MAY -i-niheia i om, The Committee on Public Buildings hh»itt ttnhee MBooaarrda nhaada 1, ntade the following report which waa or roll caU UIvanImoUgjy adopted, towit: State of Illinois, aa. McHenry County, Board of Stlperrtsors, July Term July 8, A. D. I960 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the it was ordered placed on file. A copy of a Resolution of the Resolution Committee of Union 896 CrySta) Lake endorsed by Fox River Vall^ District Council of Carpenters relative |o the employment of labor in building hard roads itv . McHenry County vas read and on motion of Assistant Supr. Donovan duly seconded ordered laid oft the table. It was moved hy Assistant B<a$ir. Donovan and seconded by Supr. Turner that the County Surveyor be authorised and instructed to locate Section Corners to be affected by the building of a highway known as Route 173 a-nd cause said corners to be permanently marked. Upon roll call the motion was unanimously carried. The written acceptance of the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois of Resolutions adopted by this Board on June 9, were received and ordered placed on file. ' Assistant Supr. Donovan introduced the following Resolution and moved its adoption to-wit:- WHEREAS, it becomes necessary to provide a means of payment for Rlghtm of-way for damages agreed upon by the Right-of-way Committee of this Board affecting the Right-of-way for State Bond Issue Route No. 173 from jMarvard easterly to a point known as s framlyn's Corners a short distance West •; from the Village of Richmond in said "County, and ' WHEREAS, there is not at this timi sufficient money on hand in the Treas» iury of said County with which to pay all damages so agreed upon, BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that • the County Clerk of this County be and he hereby Is authorized and directed to issue warrants on the County Treasurer In favor of the parties named In ments as follows: Bouts N Algonquin to Kane County line, Name Amount Henry Henk -- - *230£0 R . E . H a e g e r -- -- 1 6 0 J 0 Wollert Estate, Christ Frank et al -IWif® Herman Henk, two tfacta - MtjfO We hereby approve the above llstM agreements and AMOBti due the land owners for dam^xeS, attd .• recommend that the County Cwk drfw 'orders on the County TreasnMr payable to the persons in the above list to the amount shown opposite the nanofS.Of each .of said persona, after the cotttri£t is signed and work started, sow as soon as 1930 tax la levied so that i&id levy ntsy be anticipated. - In the matter of Route 178 State «f Illinois Bond I sue Road we havp found that the present contract exteitH. OtAy across about one-third of the tfltSA dlstonce signed for Earl K. ToyojWBd tract, and instructed the County., Qork to hold the order covering damage to said tract, said order amounting. ,to $300.00 and having be«6 ordered P»id at the last meeting of this now recommend that the Coynty, C|M destroy said $300.00 order and draw a new order on the County Treasurer to said Earl K. To*rna«Wl in ths snm.of $100.00 as a partial payment on SM| agreement for the right of way. • ^ All of which is respectfuHy aubmltted. FRANK B. McCONNELL JQIIN CONJUVK . ' JOHN T. O'BRXEy B. F. KUECKHR " N. B. CI^AWSON . i Board of Supervisors: . , ] the report of the Right-of-way Corn- Your Committee on Public Buildings I mjttee at tj,e jane Meeting of this would beg leave to submit the following Report on the matters before them: That they met at the Court Touse In Woodstock on June 12, 1930, and decided to place $60,000.00 Tornado Insurance on buildings of the Countv not i heretofore protected by Tornado Insur- ' ance; That they fixed the amounts on I -- 0"f sald county or until notice the various buildings as shown on the given by publication in some newspaper form heteto attached and ' of general circulation withtn^Baid Coun- Board in the amounts shown by said report to have been so awarded as damages, said warrants to be countersigned by the County Treasurer and said warrants to draw interest from the date of delivery at the rate of six <6 per cent) per cent until paid by the Treas- _ _ . . . . . j g fci * . $1,466.18 Clerk Hire, depttty .$760.00 Sheriff's salary for one half year 860.00 1,600.00 ' T t i e " C t r i t t m i t t e e bn C l a l n i s CfMKhty Poor made the following report Which was pn roll c|U unanimously Adopted. to-#lt: Mr. enalrrriap And Gentlemen of the Board of SuW»rflsors: , Your Committee on Coilnty Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, arid 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 Amount* allowed; as follows, towit: _ Volney ». Brown; W*natbn Stefl-^ mdn, Nichols,, Wilson, GrahAm, Carlson and Rahn, meals Mrs. Merchant and riidse. Camerdh |144.'»l Mrs. James Riley, mdse. Mrs. Mbrrow Geo. Freemih, rent Mrs. Mor» row -'- i Eckert St Betiding, mdse. Mrs. Q g g ' Old People'sVjSome, care Mrsi Mrs, Ida M. Ptltefson, care Mrti. walker ^ Hall & Eck^rt. coai TosA and Oertel -- vw J. K. Splinter, mdse. Otto Relsmsr 24.85 Mrs. Carol Clark, nurse Geo. • Dewey 9.99 Peter Umathum PoBt Amer. L«- glon, hospital, nurse and dr^ for Lillian Wlnegar ,.... 2M.80 JTunda-- , , A. H. Hale, p*enslqn Mattle Boyle 80.00 u.48 „.ii 'i.oo 29.91 to.oo . 20.00 11.45 placing of said Insurance with the same fifty-four Agents now .carrying Fire Insurance on Said buildings, placing the sum of $1,111.11 In each policy for five years frotn June 15. 1930, The premium on each Policy being $9.31 and they recommend that there be allowed and paid for each of said Policies the said sum of $9.31. All of which la respectfully submitted. i.'iif?M:ttA8. H. ACKMAlt 'CMfflliMI. E. HARRISON c. HUGHES - JOHN T. O'BRIEN • . H. M. TURNER e*2.t location In said highway, to con- 100.00 1.260.W da, L. E. and Mildred Hewes and *••• Oscar B. Thomas Ernest Johnson O. A. Hawley -- Latter, G. A. and fHarrtsi 100.00 112 00 ! 100.00 60.00 «5o..0o0o 7a.00 160.00 66.00 AU of Which is respectfully suhtnitted. i A. H. 11AT.R ' S. H. FREUNP R. E. HAEGER / d. m. wright . ^ ;,r E. C. HUGHES E. F. KUECKER CHAS. H. ACKMA! i&&iss&~=== Henry F. Greeley W0.00 | report which was on motlofl approved. 170.00 75.00 45.00 ,'H \* .*&£'•, i • ' *• • lenry fhomaa Lawler waiter Brandovlr -- Martin SorenBon, 6M. Ftsk --.--,. mer Cqjr --- ^ mente 173 at Aldan S. Diabrow, Emma A. Turner len Smith, Walter Davis ....$ 200.00 XiUlite 173, Kabron to Klohmond W, Tamblyn, new survey $ 500.00 rl K Townsend 300.00 Boats 173--Harvard to Aldan form to possible conditions that may arise, by giving said Publ}c Service Company of Northern Illinois, its succt'usor, leasees and assigns, reasonable notice of the neoessity for such removal and its request so to do, ahd in case said Company fails so \0 do. said Board of Supervisors reserves tjte right to remove said poles at thp expense of said Public service Company of Northern Illinois. 1 SECTION 6. That the' said Public Service Company <rill Save ftridrk^ep harmless the said McHenry Coi)n0- from any and all damages whiph may result in any manner by reason of th* erection, operation Vhd maintenance pf said trnsiniaslon arid 'dlStlibUtioS 'ItAS to be so erected In At)cqrdaf|ce,#li£ ^hli w w r " " " W. Krueger. mdse. and rent. Pale Maulsby - Dr, F. L. Alford,- serv. MrS. Mabel Taylor Dr/ G. H. Pflufeger, ser*. Mrs. > . John Roselttnd , n : Dr, G. H. Pflupger, ml*. Dale Maulsby family Algonquin-- Wemel^e A Wahlen, mdse. Elps H. Rpaeiithkl * ^nV'coal Warners -funml Service, burial unknown nviti -- B^vice, ltghtA, Elsie .. : mtmm'. ft. E; Haeger. pension i^nMon. Halt*- Kfaiise. Battels. Colbiit^ iV* Ient t>#llne,. Wl8«u »rft, Keeler., penningtoill, .(*oni. Hospital; care • B*we> 16.05 is.«o *0.00 feo.oo 21.14 8.71 «.t2 60.00 1.0* »t.(t The CoTnmtttee.on Roads and Bridges made the following reports which were on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the . Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of ths Road and Bridge Committee for said County, would beg leave to aubmit ths following report on the matters before them: That they met on the 5th day of July A. D. 1930 at the Court House at Woodstock, Illinois, and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry CcJunty Patrol System of Roads, as follows: Bills of a general nature chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol SvBtem I of Roads as a whole Including repairs and supplies for County machinery, labor on County tool house to a total of $686.95 To the various Sections of the County Patrol System of roads, bills were audited and paid--total $5,399.34. Your committee is Informed that It is the sentiment of the land and lots committee to do away with the race tr&ck at the County Fair Grounds. We deem It advisable to square up the Irregular shape piece of land funning back to the race track heretofore reserved for the County Highway department for storage of machinery and supplies, and request that the land and lots committee set aside a piece of land about 200 feet square for this purpose and any other purpose that may In the future be deemed advantageous to the County. The financial status of the McHenry County Road fund is as follows: Balance on hand regular Fund June 9, 1930 Additional appropriation June 9, 1080 t McClaln -- f 20.Oo ene Ferris 460.00 inle F. Gleason --..... 36.00 garet Hoban ^aav, 10.00 (phlne Plxli* -- 142.00 Clark 100.00 Farsenson i. 27.40 Anderson ... - 24.3 ry Kuse .... 25.00 Mont Ryder .(00.00 Barton 150.00 nk Pokrandt ...... J. 1,710.00 rtrude Tobln 125.0" ry Norrls .-. 26.00 P. Dal ton ............ 600.00 tte Gram pels per ger 225.00 Lutheran Church (Harvard) per :uJ. C. Burkhart et al trustees 1,600.00 Herbert D. Crumb 3.00 Frank O'Brien <100.00 erman Thom&t -- ' 5.00 nest TClamari 4.00 Miry Ebert uu 2.00 ohn Scheurlng 2.00 Liirth ..... 2.00 11a Gleason .: 310.00 irah ThompsOn . 2,250.00 . J. Nolan Estate per win. Nolan et al--extra damage from rs- V' stirvey 100.00 j^acar H. Hamra 26.0<i Alden Village (nmaooryoratad) 8. Smith (lots) :$ 13.00 m. Burow - -- . 8.no m. GOelter --a 8.00 Alden Town H$J1 (lot) 3.00 iJommunltv Scho . . . 1.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 2.oo 8.00 2,90 approved, j . V. 8. LUML.EY dtd. o-wi«: ' Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois: Your committee to whom was referred the ihatter of constructing a new Vjrtdge at the site of the Ehle Bridge on the public highway between sections 15 and 22, town of Alden, In said County, would beg leave to submit the folding report on the matters before them. That they met at the alte of said ridge on the 26th day of April, 1930, ogether with the (llghway cornmlsslonof said Town of Alden, and the County Superintendent of Highways. 't was decided that a new bridge of 20 ft. span and 20 ft. width of roadway *as / necessary, and it was decided to rrant the prayer of the petition. We thereupon instructed the County Superintendent of Highways to prepare tlans and specifications for said bridge rid to advertise for bids. All of which is respectfully subrttUtSd. VOLNEY E BROWN L. A. STOCKWELL It mi moved by Supr. Hals and seconded by Supr. Brown that said Resolutions be adopted. ; And the roll being called said Resolutions wers unanimously adopted. , , 8jipr. KUeckslt offered ths following resolutlon^and jtooved Its adoption, to- BE IT RESOLVED, That ths Board of Supervisors of MdHsnry Cotn|tyi!j|l- w. llnols, do hereby Satnorigt ftiid Vplffitt the payment of a bounty on WWind hogs, crows' heads, A|id crows' eggs Tpr the year ending July 1st. lftl, in W^e same amounth, manner apa fOlffh &• provided in the Acts of tlis General A#> sembly of the ye^r 1907, for the payment of such bounties. Said reaolutlon being nseessary to SOOOO 10.65 ^ Jartin Ackman. i s RotK ^ 6# ul.,... 21.00 «rnow and J 2L 11.64 ipvjjfh 11-20 $1,040.40 20,000.00 ty that money is available for the payment of said warrant. .The motion to adopt was duly seconded by Supr. Turner and on roll call was unanimously adopted. Supr. Hughes presented a petition Signed by residents of the Town Hartland asking that the Highway extending South from the North line of Sectioh 7 In said Township to State Highway number 19 be added to the patrol system of highways of said County. Upon motion of Supr. Ackman, seconded by Supr. Harrison, the petition was referred to ths Committee on Roads and Bridges. Will T. Conn, Circuit Clerk stated that the phone in his office and that in the County Treasurer's Office constituted a two-party line; That a call for one necessitated confusion that would be avoided if said phones were placed on a single-party line. It was moved bv Supr. Wright and seconded by Supr Turner that this matter be referred to the purchasing committee with power to act. On roll call said motion was unanimously carrlefl. Supr. Stockwell stated that there was a shortage of filing space in the Office of Dr. Draper. County Veterinarian and mcved that this question be also referred to the purchasing committee with power to act. The motion was seconded by Supr. Kuecker and on ItJl call uninimously. carried. It was moved by Assistant Supr. Donovan and seconded by Supr. Turner that warrant in accordance with a Resolution heretofore adopted, be issued at once by the Clerk. After some dis cttsslon said motion was withdrawn. It was thereupon moved by Supr. Turner that the Clerk of this Board wire the Department of Public Works and Buildings at Springfield asking confirmation of the signing of the Contract for Construction of the Highway on Route 173 and that upoA receipt of such confirmation vouchers for payment of damages be issued forthwith. Said motion wis duly seconded by Supr. Harrison and unanimously carried. It was thereupon moved by Supr. Kuecker and seconded by Supr. Wright that this meeting stand adjourned. Thereupon the Board adjourned. Attest: CHARLES M. PALMER, G. E, STILL, Clerk Chairman " fell. . ncef' |a mmunltv High School, pejf'v C. L' Dike et al .,n.>t'. bn Baldock ike llemay tills Brown taab Brps., per M. A. * F,'* ; rank Strain rah Thompson (lot) Geo. Clawson rS. John Woodbury -- The Committee or Lands snd Lots •nade the following report whtch was on -oil call unanimously adopted, to-wlt: The Land and Lots Committee report hat we have partially cleaned up the fair grounds by cutting the brush, removing board fences, and ticket office wilding. There are several buildings, and ?iand stand, that should be disposed bf ither at public auction or private Rale, whichever way tney would Dtti.s the nost money, same to be removed at •nee under supervision of this Commit- We further report thai w* received from all sources $67.00 paid out for nbor. $57.00. We feel that after said grounds are 'leaned thev could be sold at a muc>» better price. We therefor ask the uthority of this board to go a,h.ea<J and •lear the grounds of all buildings and enceS. VOLNEY E. BROWN, Ch'm. J. D. DONOVAN E. C. HUGHES > J. E. HARRISON comply with amendments to Said Act?, made by the General Aisembly of ths year 1909. Said motion to adopt said resolution was du/y seconded and on roll call .-a sKurtleff Co., COA1 A. Sowk -UjJi;i®.|0 Patrick Br<ks., mdse. A- Soil*. .... 17.11 Dunham1-- > . O. Putnwm, burial Louis Hanson $81,010.46 Less expenditures July 5U» ' . 1930 --Vt. MW.24 Balance on hand July 8th. ipgO l..$li.641.12 All of which la respectfully submitted. 0. H, EREtJND ; . A- H. HALE ' i n , M . W R I G H T v . - . , ; E. C. HUGHES .av •iZ VOLNEY E. BRO\t|r ^ , y. Chairman and Gentleman of the *gg»ryvO»m- WHEREAS the McHenry County Road and Bridge Committee has requested that additional lands be reserved for the County tool house and, Storage of materials. We recommend that the former action on the matter by this BoArd be 1.60 | rescinded, and the following described irribw. ..v^ 26.16 I tract of land with the buildings there BfrfbSBkll .... 6-65 t>n. be reserved to the use of the Coun I ty Highway Department and for any |other purpose that in the future may { become advantageous to McHenry Counity: Beginning at the Southeast corner J of Section 6, Township 44, North Range 17. East of the Third P. M.; thence North "on the section line 200 feet; thence j West parallel to the south line of thS Special Auarust Meeting, 1930 Kftcw ,rs QOberi' . . V . . . , . . 1 0 0 . 0 8 Ths. Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County met in Special session pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of Its members at the Court House on Tuesday the twelfth day. of August, A. D. 1930 at ten o'clock A. if. The meeting was called- to Qrder bv the Chairman, Charles M- Palmar and the roll being called the following^msmbers respond^ *<*• their JMfnea, L, A. 48t<M^t^ell,?iC<4 M " rrt^llrfen." N B. Clkwson, -- --r. E. F. Kuecker, C. H, Ackman. John Conley, Volney E. Brown, John E. Harrison, H. M. Turner, Frnnk B. McCoftnell, S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale. R. E. Haeger. and Assistant Supervisor J. D. Donovan constituting a quorum. The records of the Special meeting of July 8th.. were read and on motion approved. The Clerk presented and read the Official confirmation of the Contract for the building of Route 173 from Harvard Easterly to a point Just West of Richmond In said County which Confirmation was dated July 22nd. The Committee on Rights-of-way made the following reports which were on roll call unanimously adopted, towlt: Ths Committee on I sented the following Resolutions grant resolution was adopted by A twelve to three. Supr. Harrison stated that be bellSTed the Board should discuss the qusbtlon of the care of Canada Thistles .to the end that each Supr. should give the same advice to the various Canada Thistle Commissioners ao that the campaign against Canada Thistles would be uniform throughout the County. State's Attorney V, S. Lumley, discussed the law and suggested the publication of a notice calling attention to the \ack of proper control of Canada ThltleS our- Supplies Claims ing recent years and urging a more active warfare against Canada Thistles in the County, hereupon the Board authorized Mr. Lumley to prepare such notice. Supr. Frank B. McConnell a member of the County T. B. Committee made a verbal report, stating that three people were now being cared for at Ottawa, Illinois, at the expense of the Tuberculosis Sanitarium Board of this Couhty. He further stated that the Northwestern Railway Company were objecting to the payment of the Tax levied for this purpose in this County and suggested that the State's Attorney investigate these objections and If the action taken by in any in " southeast quarter of said Section 5 for a distance of 200 feet: thence south Iparallel with the east line of said Sec tion 5 for a distance of 200 feet to the south line of said Section 5; thence v.,, . east on the south line of said Section jgll of Which is respectfully submitted. . g fof a distance of 200 feet to the place t of beginning. Containing 0.918 of an j act * of land more or less D M. WRIGHT JOHN T. O'BRIEN (CHAS. H. ACKMANf. ifi. H. FREUND M. TURNER A- /j Ai • Feet I - . ing permission to the Company of Northern P.jbl Jllinol? *-~?v*ee to ex- The Committee on Claims Labor Fees and BuRpUes made the following report which waa on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wlt: ; Mr. Chairman and Otntkmtt of tM Board of Supervisors: - Your Committee on Labor "Fees Would beg leave td report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recotrimend the payment of the following. And that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the CPun*y Tseasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt: • P. F. Pettlborie A Co., aUppllei Co. off im.il Woodstock Evening Journal, pub. delinquent tax list 1,066.40 Perfection Legil Blanki, prtg sts. atty 6.06 The American Prtg. Co., prtg. Co. Treas. -- 24.00 Woodstock Sentinel, prtg. Surveyor, gup. Sens. Bd. Rev. All of which Is respectfully submitted VOLNEY E. BROWN J. E. HARRISON J. D. DONOVAN E. C. HUGHES FRANK MAT |*"fftr Special Committee on the Ehle Bridge in Alden made the following re port which was on motion approved. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Tour Committee to whom was refer red the matter of building a new bridge at the site known as the EHLE Bridge on the Public Highway between Sections 15 and 22, Town of Alden. would beg leave to submit the following re .port on'the matters before them: I That they met at Woodstock. Illinois ori the 27th day of June 1930 to receive bids for the construction of said bridge. That the bid of Button Brothers of H<*bfon, Illinois, in the sum of $2*55.SO, including plies If necessary, was the lowest bid received, and it was decided to award the contract to them. Brothers also made Sutor. Tbrner stated to the Bosi*4. ttat the To<frhdhlp of Hebron hid beep requested to pay an assessment nnUu by the Commissioners of ths Hebton Drainfigre District in the sum pi On6 Hundred Twenty-three Dollars, s^Ul fssssiptosnt having been made as s bensflt to ths roads in said Township affected by said District; That the roads In question had been since the organisation of such District taken over as State Aid Rosds and were now under the control of ths County and that he desired information as to the payment of this aSsessment- C. L. Tryon, County Superintendent of Highways was asked as to his opinion and stated that he was of the opinion that such assessment could not be collected either from the Township or ths County. And suggested that the matter be taken up with the State's AttornsV, Supr. Turner presented a tracing showing right-of-way on Route 172 where the same affected the property of Mr. Green and the Bottlemy estate. In the village of Alden. Stated that the dedications for this Right-of-W»y Had been signed by the parties affected for a consideration of six dollars and eeven dollars respectively, on the understanding that the Right-of-way did not ssriously affect the property in question, hut that as the work is being done on this right-of-way the grading indicates that the buildings are on the right-ofway and may have to be removed. Upon motion of Supr. Hale, seconded by Supr. Ackman this matter was referred to the Committee on Rights-of-way. The Clerk presented a list of claims against the County which on motion were referred to th.e proper committsss for report and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock for committee work. liso omoox r. x. • Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present aanle members. • : The Committee on Claims, La^or and Supplies made the following report which was on roll call unanimously idopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor Fees nt Supplies 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 ClAimantS for the several amounts allowed, as. fbl- P. F.' Pettibone A Co., sup. co. of. $254.10 Callaghan ft Co., law books 2.00 Woodstock Sentinel, prtg. co.^of. lfl.W C. L. Tryon, sal and exp sup h#y 266.25 Charles T. Allen, letter hds. and env 40.60 McHenry Co. Sanitorium Bd.. sal. and exp. Mabel Hobbs ^nd *4*1- care of Co. patients June ........SfeiMs McHenry Co. Sanitorium Bd,, iAl- * and exp. Mabel Hobbs and care of Co. patients July 91S.60 Lawyers Co. Pub. Co.. law Wk*. .... T.JO Zlon Inst. & Ind., mdse. sup sens 2-99 Jlon Inst. & Ind., mdse. co treas 6.21 Woodstock Hospital, serv. Gun- _ nel Gunnelson - 70.26 Dr. H. W. Sandeen, serv. Co. pris. 66.00 Dr. H. W\ Sandeen, serv. Gunnel Gunnelson 76.00 Perfection Legal Blfca., mdse. sts. * atty -- M® M B. Cook Co., mdse. cir. clk. -- 10.00 Woodstock Type. Co., rep. type. Cir. Clk. Perrv L. Persons, serv. Co. Judge 16.00 J, T. Pratt, serv. Dep. Shf. 25.00 Hall & Eckert, coal C9. 260.65 Dacy Lbr. Co. Coal Co, .66 Inter. Chem. Co., mdse- --- . . . B u t t o n B r o t h e r s a l s o m a d e a P r o P ? ; this County was In any fnanner not and Co, Clk 62.76 sit ion to deduct $250.00 from price Wa accordance with the law thgt ths Callaghan ft Co., la* books ....... 7.60 If allowed to use some second hand U - " " * ' . -- -E ---2- m. beams a»d steel side rails they hafi on hand. It was decided to look at saw State's Attorney advise the TuberculoSU Sanitarium Board as to A plan to resub L. V. KlltS, typ*. Cir. C«k ......._...1»2.7> Fraijkel Mfg. Co., carbon Co. Clk. 4.00 *r Woodstock. Ill- July 21, 1930. Guy E. Still. CoUnty Clerk, Woodstock, 111. Dear Sir: In conflrmlty with th* rsao$#tloh. In the form of a report by the right of tray committee, adopted by Board 6f Supervisors of McHenry County. 1111 nols, at Its special April meeting A. D. 1930, approving agreements for damages for necessary right of way for State of Illinois Bond Issue Route 173 which crosses 'and owned by the Chicago ft Northwestern Railway Company east of Harvard, Illinois: and also crosses land owned by the Chicago. Milwaukee. St. Paul ft Pacific Railway Companv at Relden n«*ar Richmond. Illinois, the undersigned members of the right of way eomtrii'tee for said board, ipnolnted for that purpose hereby cert'fy that the following Is a cnmni^te Mst of the Instruments of dedication for right of way for said route, together with the s«no"tit of d*wia«*es heretofor approved together with the names of the grantees to whom said damages are awarded and for which warrants are to be issued T>v the County Clerk in ac cordance with said resolution, said coh tract for construction of said routs be ing now signed: Boots 173 I Chicago A Northwestern Railway Company :--960.00 Chicago. Milwaukee. St. Paul ft Pacific Railway Company 960.00 We hereby order payment of the above amounts to the parties named opposite the respective amounts. f:ANK B. MsCOr HN T. O'BR"- )H1 N CONLEY 82 2iV) B. G. Shlnner ft Co.. mdse shf ... 3-68 Richmond Gazette, prtg tax list . j treas 56.10 Woodstock Eve. Journal, prt# tax list treas. .., , 292.70 McHenry Plalndealer, prtg tax list treas --. „.12S.00 Hebron Times, prtg tax list triAs 46.40 Amer. Prtg. Co. prtg tax Hit triAi f.10 Harvard Herald, prtg tax list treas _...:...l§7.f0 Harvard Herald prtg stats- atty. 1,09 Harvard Herald, prtg sup. schs. ..... .6.5 Chas. H. Ackman, spl com Wk 6.2Q Frank B. McConnell, spl com wk 12.80 A. H. Hale, spl com wk 24.90 J D. Donovan, spl com Wk ™.™„. 30.60 R. E, Haeger. spl com wk - 8.40 Volney E. Brown, spl com wit ._. 50.80 EL F. Kuecker, spl com wk ..... 12.00 R. A. Pratt, steaks, etc., ahf 128.99 A. J. Dushnak, meals for Jurors 4.90 Will T. Conn. Recorder, rec. dfedl. 650.00 JOhn H. Deneen, serv. dept. Shf 90.00 John E. Deneen, serV. bailiff Co. Ct 76.00 Frank J. Kaiser, serv. Deputy Shf. 20.00 Geo. Moncur, mdse. ahf :.... f.»0 111. Bell Tel. Co., Serv. and tOlla.;.. 75.85 Rep. News Co., pub. tax list 5IL80 G D. Knapp. labor C. H -- 4(f60 Tim Hurley, watching C. H. (tire) 5.00 G. L. Tryon, locating sec. corner 226.00 V. S. Lumley, pub. thistle notices 67.90 All of which Is respectfully submitted. „ E. F. KUECKER §*,.\A. H. HALE • ' • ,vv„.. E. HAEGBR .. •' • ^ * ; ' L. A. STOCKWBLli % , »:V.' . .1 The Committed on Claims County Poor 3? made the following report which was on " j roll call unanimously adopted, to-Wlt: 5 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of "the *.e Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County PutT Claims would beg leave to report that • they have examined all claims present- " ed to them, and recommend the pay- * ment of. the following, and that the jL Clerk be directed to ia^ue orders on the ^ County Treasurer to the Claimants for .:#> tne several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: $ r Dorr-- Volnev E. BToWn. pension Btedman, Nichols. Wilson, Graham. - Carlson. Rahn 12*2. Flovd Morse, Milk, Otto Reissner 22.28 is Walker * M" 16.00 't . ,«a, f't. - "••ft "Vv • >**• ;