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inr*^ ir* srtyr Mrs. Geo, Freeman, rent, Mrs Morrow Mrs. James Riley, indite. Mr*. nV Morrow 4^^VilMs Disbrow. rest Mrs. Al. . '•|K li ri_Q, uin» la» n" • ' .. . • •»- ' 'V «> .I..-. - > i " ^ ?. •v ' ><*•' yy '. 'V. TbjjC»|m«ft«e oa CI alma. Labor Fees •^ »BWpU®a made the following report' Whlwjra*"ah roll call unanimously adopted, to-irtt: -M~ r> VAM 41 s» •? Mrs. .... ..... 25.v PRANK a McCONNEtJt"'!^ JOHN CONLEY ' JOHN T O'BRIRN ^ , N. B. CLAWSOK K. R KUECTtER « « Old Peoples Home, A„ Ldtsse« Nunda-- ; A. H. Hale, pension Boyle, Milk ;' . *:$. Maulsby 80.10 ii F. W. Kruger, mdse. Maulsby aldv * rent Fred Johnson -116.27 fe H. C. Meier, mds«s. Mr« Heine | A- V. Llndberg, sev. Patsy Mc- Vlckers -- -- 63.00 . H. W. Gieieke, mdse. Rosell ; 40.58 ii'sf » Coral-- #«:• Chas. H. Ackman, gas Roth, ren^ , JafV, Sarbaugh and Tornow 30.64 --Ssj W. F. Koch, mdse. Mrs. Sarbaugh ^ ' and Tornow St.70 i Geo. Schroeder, mdse. Mrs. Sar-' * i - baugh and Tornow 27.40 ' Citi W. C. Nu'le. mdse. Mrs. Roth 37.09 H- J. Miller, mdse. Mrs. Tornow 6.27 : - 4 W m . O . M i l l e r , m i l k R o t h 1 . 6 5 Cbbmung-- -.•py.-W® Ethel Hermanson, care Luther *v /:;%*$* McConnell "...-- /... tfcQ.ftQ ,r f 'J:?^iDr. G. A, McLane, serv. Luther " . McConnell Jtft.40 •*9fev&1 ' Laura B. Flynn, serv. Luther ; '$7 McConnell ..160.00 . , I• X* ' ^halin * Davidson, drugs Luther % $•. McConnell . --.. 37.JO '* • '-M Lush Vermiij|m o* mdae. Luther . McConnell.-- j|Jl Chemung--•» J- G. Masron, serv. Geo. Dewey I4.C0 * r r |9 Harvard Com. Hospital, care ••'•'-•h-E* *3eo* Dewey ....100.00 V City of Harvard, water Mrs. Vuerck and Ostrum 4^)0 ; r' ii W. I. Richardson, drugs Kretc^- :'~*i mer, Wise and McConnell 6.60 ; ri' .Taob Raeder. mdse. Ostrum 13.82 • *>".D. Herely, mdse. Gua Vlerck - 6.80 "'Strain Bros, mdse Wise 64.81 J1 Geo. I. Walker, mdse. Graoe Wise 11.70 < r Wm. Bombard, milk. Wise and * - Haydom r 68.62 , „i Hoge & Bauder, mdse. Heydorn, •'-VDeline n»^d Uteseh .181,14 John T. 'OBrlen, Pension Detth- •f'. loff, Krause, Bartels, Col burn, Holllster, rent Dellne, Wise ' v Haydorn, Keeler and Penningt<M» •, 1 i gas Vierck, elc .„.199v3S *; "# Algonquin-- tf £ R- E. Haeger. pension Nuhn, Pear- O.' '"**'•& v*i- 8on- rent Rogman and Gould..... M.Q0 C. Meier, mdse. Simons 16.00 -.Werneke & Wahlen, mdse. Elsie - Rogman ^ SS.07 x ,,';H W. Gieeke, mdse. Otto Haas®.... 4.50 I'i» . jS?White Bros., mdse. £ones, Gole, • ! li; Mead. White 139.42 * ^ t l^;Dr. J. c. Sculley, serv. Henry , sw THji,* ®8Tgert •. 10.00 ITn. Gas 4 Klec., gas - i"vi% R»«>e Rogman ... f.ll -'PuW1C service Co., lights BHsie j§5 "»••m-M '• Rogman. < ,^ uf 0 McHenry--• > • Hawlejr. mdse. Ellon Hall .... 26.11 f •* >'*' #.-.»?A- W. Smith, mdse. I^yda Simons 20.64 All orwhioh is respectfully submitted. Boanl at which time the annual levy would be made with a view of gettinc such information as might be available toTf eve t!le finanPial situation. w~w»i. <»*«« thej"e«P°i moved by Supr. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the - ??•?? Haeger seconded by Supr. Ackman that Board of Supervisors' . rnt<? Hiwm oHW.R vn.,« . .,T -- ,H-I " «•». « Ata a wm. * 100A Jhp several amounts allowed, as follows, li/ou 1 |p-wjt: P I**:«ibone A Co., supplies -- I Co. Officers ',1 The Honorable Board of Supervisors ^!la*^an ft Co., law boofe« of McHenry County mgt in ftiinutl ses» r!. : ©ip. of office sion at the Court House in the city of Hi- Office Supply Co., mdsfc Woodstock, on' Tuesday the ninth day • _ - of September, A. D. 1930, at ten o'clock ,At?er M,uItl Sales Co., mdse. Supt. Schs. Board of Supervisors, McHerny County, Illinois: n The undersign(»d^ members of the •iC&d &nu Sr!ui(V Coniiiiitiec for- saiu *«A« *i ' S°"nty/ would leave to submit the * °Tli following report on the matters before - 4.00 them: .. 36.23 j That they met on the «th day of « . J fv*Pte«nt*r A. D. l*to, at the Court 71.34 ; House at Woodstock, Illinois, and audited and paid bills chargeable to the Mc- The meeting was called to order by ^ or,« Co., mdse. sap. echM... ||.|6 i as follows: ' the Chairman, Charles M. Talmer and £llr'18 1000 Inc.. mdse. sup schs... 2VM Bills of a general nature charaeable Richmond Owe tie. prtg. sup schs lit : to the McHenry County patrol sv*em s(^hsry *",dealer' Prt*- >UP ..!**» whole, Including insurance 3383.41. The Woodstock News, sup schs the roll being called the following mem> bers responded to their names, to-wit: L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, Charles M. Palmer, John T. O'Brien N. B. Clawson, E. C. Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, ... , «- Charles H. Ackman, John Conley. V. E. , « oodstock Kve. Jourmtl; prtg. ferown, J- . -E Harrison,, H. M. Turner, _ SUP schs F. B. McConnell. s. H. Freund, A. h! Hale and Assistant 8upr. J, D. Donovan constituting a qourum. The records of the last preceding meeting of this Board were read and on motion approved. The Clerk presented the certificates of the various Highway Commissioners of the County of the amounts necessary to be raised by taxation for the construction. maintenance and repair of roads and bridges In the various town ships. After the reading of the certi The Herald Pub. Co., prtg. sup schs --. 1. - ling |383.43, .90 j leveling instruments 3190.40. repairs __ , f h*1 supplies for County machinery and M I labor on Coaftty tool house tor a total - 3305.7$ To the various sections of the County . M ! p*t.ro1 . system of roads, hills were 111. Bell Tel. Co. serv. and tote ~ «!lS Sols"""1 ^ tOUI 1f;t NTTL«° ' prt®- aMm'1 t.eAl *•»«««" e»S«e« by «8 names of list Treas. -- 19.20 parties residing in Harvard, Hebron and Y oodstoek Sentipel, blanks CO. elk. 23.60 the intervening territory was presented Johnson klec. Co., wet. shf. 11.66 ! to this coTOroltt^ asking for Another Kagle Chemical Co., mdse. shf 13.00 j State Aid Road leading from Cash's Aurora Spec, wo., mdse. ahf. ---- 86.34 1 Corner? near Harvard easterly to Latr- Buell A Olmstead, salt, shf, 38.76 I lers Corners 2 miles south of Hebron; \\ oodstoek Dairy, milk shf. --<.... 7.93 aiso a resolution was received from the Hoesley's Bakery, bread, cake and pie, prisoners •M? \ JOHN T. O'BRrEV. ; -r„. , 8. R. FREUND j H. M. TURNER %• *V 1% CBA8. EACKM^ - % :'Wi The Committee on Roads and Bridges ,V<l'3®n,ade the following report which was > .Jt'on roll call unanimously adopted, to- Chairman and Gentlemen of the *V"-*!Ltv Board of Supervisors, McHenry Coun- • : t y , I l l i n o i s : - • ••yf The undersigned memberg of the road .•ji^and bridge committee for said County, "f^'-would beg leave to submit the following ^.<j^R:'rePort on the matters before them: > s vrf That they met on th 6th dav of .August A. D. 1930 at the Court House •Stfc.tfat Woodstock. Illinois, and audited and .^N^flSpald bills chargeable • to the McHenry "County Patrol System of roads, as fol- 'lows: Bills of>a general nature chargeable "to the McHenry County Patrol System ^I'^Wof Roads as a whole including repairs ...'!t'>-«^jand supplies for County machinery and ' Silabor on County tool house to a total ,v ^fcVAf $936.73 "1 To the various section of the County '"jjajPatrol System of roads, bills were *3ikudited and paid--total $6,273.72. V That the dining hall at the County * •• ' Fair Grounds was moved to the County ' rjHighway Dept. tract at a cost of $160.00 .t' ';l^lincliided in above general expenditnreq . ' The financial status of the MeHenry J/ -pounty Road fund is as follows: .balance on hand July 8th, 1930 $16,611.12 ' l-csa expenditures Aug. 6, 1030 6,273.72 ficates it was moved by™Supr. Ackman ' Harvard Herald, prtg. supt. hys.--» • 40 and seconded by Supr. Turner that said I Lawyers Co. Op. rub. Co., law vertificates be approved by this Board, . books 7.50 and the roll being,called Supr. Stock- Hammond A Stephens Co., Mdss. well, Wright, O'Brien, Clawson, Hughes _ S_UP^ Schs. 85.00 Kuecker, Ackman. Conley, BroWn, Harrison, Turner, McConnell, Freund, Hale and Assistant Supr. Donovan voted aye. Nays--none. And said certificates of levy were declared approved as read. Supr. Freund stated that C. L.. Tryon Harvard Chamber of Commerce indorsing the petition. McHenry County has its quota of State aid roada and we believe the only Way to take on more is to have some of those now cemented by the State discontinued as State Aid Roads. In order to learn the policy of s,ate ot Illinois regarding same it 12 w » "* T® i was decided to prepare a resolution dls- Herald Pub. Co., pub. assmt list 310.00 ! continuing Route 173 from Harvard to Div. of Highways, se. G 16-1 30.03 : Richmond as a State Aid Road. Sanitary Htg. 4 Plbg. Co., labor I The financial status of the McHenry and mat. shf. 44.63 j County Road fund Is as follows: balance C. L. Tryon, supt. hys. sal. and exp. County Superintendent of Highways .g J- Field. H£w. Co., mdse. Shf. -- 11.17 job hand August 12, 1930 would present to the Board a matter Bodenschats A Sahs, mdse. shf. 00.83 which the Committee on Roads and G- Fisher, sal. elk. Bridge felt should be called to the at- | shf- 2 mos .300.00 tention of the entire Board. C. U Tryon M»r>' Sanford. cook. prls. 2 mos 210.00 as such Superintendent of Highways Cyrus 8anford, oper auto. 3 mos. 300 00 stated there were a large number of,Ve8tle Muldoon, janitor 2 mos. 340.00 Bridges located on the Patrol System w- J- K-ittle, prob. off. Cir. of Highways which had not been puint- I 2 mos. ,.160»0 ea for several years; That the Commit- Daisy V. Moore, sal. ast SU» SCh tee on Roads and Bridges had been In | 2 mos. -- conference with representatives of a * Camille Johnson, sal. ct. rep. ..$9,367.40 Less expenditures September «. 1930 6,060.28 Balaace on hand September company engaged In the bustness of manufacturing machinery used for this purpose: That such machinery consisted of Sand Blower for cleaning and Spray for painting such bridges. Stated that the Johnsburg bridge alone would cost an estimated amount of $1000.00 for cleaning and painting if such contract was let to parties engaged In this work. Mr. Corbrldge. a representative of a company engaged in this class of work, stated that in his opinion the estimate was not too high. Mr. Smith representing the machinery company stated that the cost of a machine suitable to the needs of this County for the purpose mentioned would cost about $850.00 fully equipped. Following the discussion, it was moved by Supr. Ackjtnan and seconded by Supr. Turner that the question of the purchase of spch machinery be referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges with power to act. And- lhe roll being called the motion was declared unanimously carried. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and upon motion of Supr. Brown, seconded by Supr. Harrison the same were., referred to the proper committees for report ,and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock p. M. for committee work. 1130 T. «L Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members. 1 mo. Sybil Nienstedt, sal. ct. rep, l mo Wm. M. Carroll, sal. ast sU atty. 3 mos City of Woodstock, Us. t mos. - A. H. Hale, spl com Wk Frank B. McConnell, spl com wk Chas. H. Ackman, spl com wk -- ». - 18.307.12 You committee estimates that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads until the December meeting of --360.00 this Board a further appropriation from ... - 1111* County highway tax fund, levied in 100.00 j September. 1929. in the sum of $18,000.00 All of which is respectfully submitted. , S, p. FRRUND S. C. HIKJHE8 ^ ' t>. M WRIGHT ;•.* VQI.NEY E. BROWN H A. H HALE .100.00 330.00 ^ .192.301 . 37.801 IS. 8# 6.30 V. E. Brown, spl com wk 68.40 D. M. Wright, spl com wk 46.40 S. H. Freund. spl com wk 4S.20 John T. O'Brien spl com wit - 8.20 L. A. Stockwell. spl com ifk ...... 13.60 " " - 12.40 6.00 H. M. Turner, spl com wk John Conley, spl com wk E. C. Hughes, spl com wk E. F. Kuecker. spl com wk Chas. M. Palmer, serv. B4 at y Supr. Freund presented the following resolution, to-wit: WHEREAS, petitions have been filed with this Board askipg that certain roads be made State Aid Roads, ahd, ^WHEREAS, State Bond Tssue Route 1'3. wow under construction by the • vtMiitiurn wild & conit i« "Merable portion of State Aid Routes (6 and 17 from the east City limits of PaV otu) n |]*A tfd A|| t Harvard,' Illinois, east^e rl•y# tWo T•a immibullyi n(I' sM Th«o H»m«r •#M 0° j corner about one mile west of the Vll- ^ ®*v< ... .. I lage of Richmond, Illinois; Thomas A ° l^i«r " ««'M rf 664.00 1 THRRK1\)RE. BE IT RESOLVED, Thomas A Bolger, serv Bd of I bv the Board of Supervises of Mc- Wm rv«mA.^ Rfli AO Henr>" County, Illinois, that State Aid --604.00 Route 17 from the east City Limits or Emerson C. Kunda, serv Bd of , Harvard, Illinois, easterly to the place H,""- QiVn""^-^""V"»rr-- 112 22 ; where State Bond Issue Route 173 MMccHH^ennrrvj SSoo .1 S«ann(lttowrllnumm BMd. , c«ar«e ^ ttonv #gn e8aUr teth eA lds oKuotuht * q1u7a rotne ra sreecloticoancorner of Section 21 Township 46 North 89,367.40 All of which Is respectfully submitted. - 8. H. FREUND .. • A. H. HALE ! ' - VOLNEY E. BR0W»t r-'ii1" E. C. HUGHES ' i - ; v A petition signed by a large number ,'_;t>f tax payers in the vicinity of Union Asking thai a certain piece of road be llscontinued as a State Aid Route and certain road be added to the State Aid ...i ,3ystem of roads was presented and read t «;lind Supr. Ackman presented the following Resolution, to-wit: • # S3 WHEREAS, a petition has been pre- ' v f jr'Aented to this Board, signed by a large v ' yumber of tax payers and business ,men .. . * '.?jnterested in having the Incorporated Village of Union, Illinois, connected "^^'th the State of Illinois hard road sys- , ;'\/^Jjtem through expenditures from the ; .>>i?%ttate motor fuel tax fund, asking for '*>"• *'!prhanges in the location of State Aid" itf-oads in said vicinity; ^ THEREFOR BE TT RESOLVED that 1. state Aid Route 21 A, from its Inter* •j^f lection with State Aid Route 21, near ,v. ! he west Village limits of Union at the , 'ast quarter section corner of Section Iv" ! Township 43, North Range 6 East of he Third P. M., westward on the quar- , (i er section line one and one-half (H4> ;|*l niles, more or lese, to State Bond Issue . *: ioute 5, be, and the same Is hereby s liscontinued as State Aid Route, and in ieu thereof the existing road running' '• 'Easterly and westerly thru the central • Jportions of Sections 8 and 9, Township 3 3 North Range 6 East of the Third P. J., from its intersection with State *ond Issue Route 5 at the Village of •'tj,""."* 'oral, easterly to the center of Section "" , j . Township and Range aforesaid; and llso the existing road that extends • . loftherly from the said center of Sec- .%P£* i°n 9 to Its intersection with the south I Imits of the Village of UnioW, McHenry 1 bounty, Illinois, be, and the same Is • ereby made a State Aid Road, subject j o the approval of the State of Illinois )epartment of Public Works and Buildrigs; and that the County Clerk is ereby instructed to send a copy of this solution to the State of Illinois, Dem- artment d% Public Works and Build- •' igs. nd moved Its adoption. The motion adopt was duly seeonded by Supr. retind and on roll call the Resolution nanimousjy adopted. The Committee on Claims, County Poor made the following report Which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presentd to them, and recommend the payment Range 6 East of the 3rd P. M.; and slso State Aid Route 6 from Its Intersection with State Route 1. at Alden Tillage, I easterly to the point where State Bond I Issue Route 173 leaves said State Aid ! Route 6 on a relocatoin near the south :*est corner of the east half of the ) north east quarter of section 17 Town- | ship 46 North Range 7 East of the 3rd F. M., and also 8t. Aid Route 6 from the Co. patients and salary nurse and exp TtlJlf W. B. Clausen, com. work .... 7.60 All of whlcn is respectfully submitted. E F. KUECKHR A. H. HALE L. A. STOCKWELL The Committee on Relief of Blind made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, .towit: , ^ ^ ^iiva * £ ° * | e a s t V i l l a g e l i m i t s o f H e b r o n , I l l i n o i s . Board of Supervisors. ; easterly to, Tamlyn's Corner near th« Tour Committee on Relief of Btlnd 1 center of section 8 Township 46 North would beg leave to submit the following i Range 8 East of the 3rd P. M. be and Report on the matters before them: ! the same are hereby discontinued as That the appropriation heretofore State Aid Roads for the purpose of - - . made for relief of blind persons was making available a further mileage for the following, and that the Clerk be exhausted on the 1st day of July, A. D. State Aid Roads, subject to the approval directed to issue orders on the County ,1930. We would therefore recommend of the State of Illinois Department of Treasurer to the Claimants for the eev-I that the sum of Three Hundred Sixty Public Works and Buildingfe, Division eral amounts allowed, as follows, to-'Five ($365.00) Dollars payabls quar- , of Highways, and, ' terly, commencing July 1, A. D. 1930 Bp IT FURTHER RESOLVED a cerand payable October 1st. A. D. 1030, | tified copy of this resolution be sub- January 1st, A. D. lftSl, April 1st, A. j mitted to said Department of Public D. 1931 and July 1st, A. D. 1931 be ap- Works and Buildings for approval. ^,fUr.y,/r°^tlon 2Sf,ceI' SiT Ct* M# M Motor Fuel tax collected under the \ cash for tel calls etc^! ?!..'° h°n' Bos 00 'iT °f ,W '" »** " »• W avail- i N. B. Clawson. sp" COB~ST~ Indigent poor at poor farm and ' * The Clerk also read statements from I Refc.,ri^^^UpH^^'rsChOPS, oy,,t*r* asylums 10,000.00 the Division of Highways showing' C. L Support of County Paupefs 16.000.00 action had on Resolutions of this Board | and exp. ' its *• " Fuei: ultt. fw ^»£%• R«nl> (r Bl,,rlw 2,600.00 The Clerk presented lists of claims I Hoesley's Bakery bread roils ~~~ L HoU** £2200 aKalnst the County which were • pon cakes, pies shf Repairs Jail -- 600.00 motion of Supr. Ackman duly seconded Repairs Poor Farm -- 1,000.00 by Supr. Kuecker referred to the proper Janitor Service ... -- 1,600.00 committees for report and the 'Board supplies. Court House - Supplies. Jail Salary for Cook for prisoners. Salary Deputy Sheriff, Livery for Sheriff, etc. j. Court Reporters _ County Aid in building brg. .... 1,'oooioo Board. Furniture, Court House and Jail 600.00 Contingent Expense, labor, law books, etc 1,000.00 Per diem mileage and spl. co|n> mittee wk, members of Board of Superdbors t40Mi --... ~ , )ir. ci 1,600.00 adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. X. for Com- 6,000.00 mittee work. 1,300.00 liao 0'0z.003e 9. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment. 3,600.00, Present same members together with 1,800.00' Supr. Harrison constituting a full The Committee a«e the -nj _ ._ Was on roll call unanimously adopted. Poor ma4e folIowin^^pdrt^wWch County Highway Tax maintenance State and State Aid Roads 68.000.00 County Highway Tax. removing »»»ow 4,000.00 Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims present- Eradication of T. B. In cattle--.11,000!i>0 to them, and recommend the payment County's Proportion for main- of the following, and that the Clerk be talning roads now built 600.00 directed to issue orders on the County Mother's pensions 6.000.00 Treasurer to the Claimants for the sev- Payments of Rights Of Way ....32,000.00 eral amounts allowed, as feilowpt % General Fund rr- Total fD. DONOVAN F. KUECKBH M. Tr: 7,600.00 wlt = Dorr-- RNER I. H. FREUND .......$187,500.CO Volney E Brown, pension Mrs. > Stedman, Nichols, Wilson, trraham, Carlson, Rahn ; 140.00 pekert * Bending, mdse. Mrs. Foss 36.93 Jiodenschatz A Sahs, mdse. Rosenthal 6.63 It was moved by Supr. McConnell and Mrs. Jas. Riley, tndse, Mrs. seconded by Supr. Ackman that said Morrow 10.04 report be approved. The roll was called G. R. Austin, mdse. Hall 2-7$ and Suprs. Stockwell. Wright, O'Brien, R- P. Pfeiffer,, mdse. Rosenthal-- 3.60 Clawson. Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman, Dr. H. W. Sandeen, services ^onley, Brown, Harrison, Turner, Mc- Mrs. Simmonson 30.00 80.00 Connell, Freund, Hale and Assistant V. S. Lumley, rant Mrs. Sim- Supr. Donovan voted aye. Nays--none, monson And the report was declared unanl- Dr. Glenn Wright, serv. Mrs. mously approved. Clarence Foss 28.00 A petition signed by about one hun- Geo. Freeman, rent Mrs: Morrow - 8.00 ared and forty residents of Huntley and Mrs. John Peterson, care Mrs. vicinity asking that State Aid Route 11 Walker 36.00 from Huntley Southeasterly to the Old Peo. Home, care Mrs. Loses 36.00 County line be Improved at the earlleat J. K. Splinter, mdse. Retsner, 36.66 opportunity from the County's part of Jesse Bubert. milk > A (.1) the motor fuel tax, was presented and Nunda-- c, on motion ordered placed on file. A. H. Hale, pension Mattie.. The bid of Cans Hansen for hauling Boyle 1* coal was rend and on motion referred H. M. Rosenthal & Son, mdse, to the purchasing committee. Mrs. Carl Mead Supr. Stockwell presented and read Dr. Geo. H. Pflueger, serv. Stirs, correspondence with respect to the Fred W. Johnson methods used by various Counties in the H. W. Gieaeke, mdse. Rosell .... eradication of Tuberculosis In cattle. F. W. Krueg*r. mdse. and rent Following the reading of which it was Mrs. Fred Johnson moved by Supr. Freund that the Com- J. W. Gilbert, ambulance serv mittee on eradication of Tuberculosis Coral-- in Cattle be advised to maintain an of- Chas. II. Ackman. gas Roth, rent lice and hire one veterinarian instead Tornow XI to of two as heretofore, and that said Wm. F. Koch, mdse. Sarbaugh!'" Committee request the State Depart- Tornow 41 42 ment to furnish Buch aid as Is neces- H. J. MlllerJ"mdse" Tornow "3™"-- filoo jary so that the Dairy Interest of Mc- W. C. Nulle, mdse. Roth 41.63 Henry County may be protected. The Geo. F. Schroeder, mdse. Sarbaugh 38 34 motion was seconded by 8upr. Brown Hartland and on roll call was unanimously ear- siavln, Merwin # Pierce, burial . . Hans Olsen 30.00 It was moved by Supr. Ackman and Chemung - .11)Jv seconded that the matter of the John T O'Brien, pension Detthlolfc' Audit of the records of the County Of- Krause. Bartels, Colburn, Hoi" flclals be referred to the Committee on lister and mdse.--rent Wise Fees and Salaries and that said Com- Haydorn, Keeler, Pennington. mittee report at the next meeting Of Vlerck and Ostrum this Board. Motion carried. Harvard Com. Hospital, services Supr OBrlen introduced Jamei J. oeo. Dewey and H. Lembke... McCauley of Harvard who explained the W Bombard, mdse. Wise and law known as the Bogardls Act as he Havdorn 30.00 13.41 34.00 40.29 40.93 80.00 .100.84 .340.00 >3.70 Mrs. j. Raeder, mdse. Geo. Ostwm 17.44 Strain Bros., mdse. Wise 86.76 The Committee on Dance Halls prented tl\e applications of Clarence iesen and Fred A. Weltzien and on otion duly seconded and carried Linses were granted in accordance with id applications Said Licenses to be >r one year from the date of the exiring Licenses for said party. Theodore Hamer appeared before the Beard as a member of the Board of Review; Stated that the assessment Offlcers were handicapped in making as- fessments for th* reason that they did ot have copies of all plats and subivisions; That the work of the Board «f Review was also hindered t-v the ttck of such plats; That he had' bepn advised that by a certain photographic' rocess Such copies were easily made the form of plat books and suggested at the County investigate the necesty for such plat; it was moved by Asstant Supr. Donovan duly seconded d carried that the matter be referd to the purchasing committee such mmittee to "report their findings to e Board. .. Assistant Supr. Donovan called attention to the growing expense of County, wit: Chemung-- 4 John T. O'Brien, pension Deithloff, Krause, Bartels, Colburn and Hftlllster, rent etc.. Wise, Hatdorn. Keeler, Pennington and Vierick $176.99 Hoge A Bauer, mdse. Heydortv* Utesch, Raschke 78.66 Lush & Vermilya, mdse Luther McConnell 40.19 Mrs. J. Raeder, mdse. Mrs. Geo. Ostrum 13.03 Strain Bros., mdse. Wise 18.88 Dr. G. A. McLane, serv. Luther ' McConnell 36.40 W. I. RichardSon, acct. Luther McConnell I. 4.00 Herely Bros., ftidset Gus Vierick 6.46 Geo. I. Walker, mdse. Wise 7.45 Harvard Hospital, serv. Geo. Dewey _J.S4.0O Phnlen £ Davidson, acct. Luther McConnell 16.16 Wm. J. Mentzen Post, elec. lights Mrs. Raschke 14.16 Ethel Hermanson, care Luther McConnell 13.00 Chi. Ind. Home for Children, cars Blazer and Fay children •. 370.00 Chi. Ind. Home for Children, care Mrs. McLaughlin and children.... 17.00 Nunda-- A. H. Hale, care Wilkerson, pension Boyle 81.60 Dr. Hyde West, operation Mrs. Fred Johnson --100.00 Dr. Geo. H. Pflueger, serv. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson :100.60 Cnas. Johnson, care Mrs. Fred Goelstrom ." *1.86 F. W. Krueger, mdse. and rent Fred Johnson 08.19 Woodstock Hospital, care Mrs. Fred Johnson 88.75 Riley- Patrick Bros., mdse. Andrew Soma 88.37 Dorr--Volney E. Brown, pension Stedman, Nichols, Wilson, Graham. Carlson aijd Rahn 140.00 MrS. James Riley, mdse. Morrow 6.97 Mrs. Geo. Peterson, board Mrs. Walker 30.00 Geo. Freeman, rent Mrs. Morrow- 8.00 Eckert A Bending, mdse. Foss .... 46.14 Old Peoples Home, board Mrs. w Losee --„ SO.00 Ridgefield Farm. Supply, coal Otto Reisner 1 M.47 J. K. Splinter, mdse. Otto Reisner *4.69 Algonquin-- R. E. Haeger, pension Nuhrt and ' Pearson, rent Rogman and Gould - *9.00 Public Service, lights Elsie Rogman 1.12 West. Un. Gas A El. Co. gas Elsie Rogman f.76 Werneke & Wahlen, mdse. Elsie Rogman 10.87 Coral-- Chas. H. Ackman, rent Tornow and Sarbough, gas Roth 80.7»> Geo. F. Schroeder, mdse. Sarbaugh 3T.13 W. F. Koch, mdse. Sarbaugh , 36.35 W. C. Nulle mdse. Roth ., J. Miller, mdse. Tornow ... "'Dunham-- Seel ye Clinic, care Mrs. Harry Fish burn -4... :I11. Nor. Utilities Co., care Mrs ' K . propriated and paid for the following persons, under the statute, to-wlt: No. 1--Johanna Rltt. No. 2--Ellen Boyle. No. 8---Walter J. Freund.t No. 4.--Lynn H. Fillmore, No. 6--Henry Burger. No. 6--Alva J. Rugg. No. 7--Chris Sund. No. 8--Elsie Harmsett. "' . No. 9--William A. SebOelb 'J? No. 10--Paul Trom. No. 11--Emery Sando. We further report that We have examined the applications of John Albert Furney and Robert Isaac Furney and find that they have been regularly examined and that the examiner reports that they are blind. We further find their income to be less than ($465.00) per 'year and recommend that their applications be granted and that there be i appropriated and paid the sum of Three ' Hundred Sixty-five ($365.00) Dotlara for each of said applicants making a total of ($4746.00) Dollars. They would therefore recommend that an appropriation of ($600,0 00) for Relief of Blind be Included In the tax levy fl>r the current year. Ajj of fvhich is respectfully SutMDittejl. VOLNEY E. BROWN, chairman . H. M. TURNER fe. H. FREUND V. C. HUGHB8 The Committee on Rights of wit made the following report whlcti was on roll call unanimously adopted, towlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County. Illinois: The undersigned members of fhe right of way committee for said County would beg leave to submit the ibllowing report cA the matters before them: That we met at Alden, Illinois, on the 21st day of August, 1980 and viewed the premises of Willis Green and the Bottlemy Estate, where dissatisfaction With the survey of State Bond Issue Route 173 had been reported 4o this Board. A representative of the State Division of Highways was present and stated that survey could not be changed, but that the State would con struct And moved its adoption. The motion to adopt was duly seconded by Supr. Brown and the roll being called the resolution was unanimously adopted. A petition signed by all of the lot owners of Buena Subdivision vacating •aid subdivision and asking the approval of the Board of Supervisors of such vacation, was presented and on motion of Supr. Freund duly seconded said vacation was approved and the Chairman of the Board directed to sign such approval. Supr. Stockwell, Chairman of the committee on eradication of Tuherculost* in cattle presented a report which was on roll call nnanimouny adopted. to-wit: Interpreted it. Supr McConnell presented the fol- B^Hereley « SonSr'm'd'se'Vii. lowing Resolution and moved Its adop- Gus Vlerck .w . . .. , BRird Bros., wdse. Wise WHERKAS, there Is not at this time Hoge'ft Bauder. mdse. Raschka, sufficient money In the treasury of Mc- Hevdorn A Titeaeh Henry County to meet and defray the ' 1 ordinary expenses of the County, and it Is necessary at this time to provide a fund to. meet all such expenses by Issuing and disposing of anticipation warrants to be drawn against the County tax levied in the year 1930 in the c"'scuiliVi'»^"'jShir~ way and manner provided by the Stat- Sawickas 100.00 ute of this State for the Issuing Mid Sherman Hospital, serv., John disposing of warrants. Sawlckis »e 1« BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of sinvin, Merwin i Pierce, burial Supervisors of the County of McHenry John Sawickas 60.00 'h®' -® «°.un'y Treasurer of th.s H. F. Diercks. coal Elsie Rogman.. 11.33 County be and he Is hereby authorised West. Un Gas 4 Elec. Co (as ind directed to Issue *nd sell as need- Elsie Rogman j \j HI anticipation warrants to an amount Werneke * Wahlen.'"mdi»e!"iiiiiie not to exceed the sum of $40,000.00 Rogman against the County tax levied in the White Pro*;! mdM.~doie and year of 1980. but In no event shall the Fred White US S.T4 . 78.65 Lush 4 Vermilya, mdse. Luther McConnell 36.18 Algonquin-- R. E. Haeger, pension M. Nuhn, M. Pearson, rent Gould and Rogman WH McHenry-- S. H. Freund, bofrd Delia Beckwlth Riley-- K. L. Hood. M. D., services, Andrew Soma 19.36 «L«0 38.00 soot 14.86 anticipation warrants Issued, exceed 76 per cent of the amount of the appropriation tax levied for the year of 1930; that said warrants shall be so issued as needed in sums of $6000 each and each bond to be so drawn so that the same shall draw interest at the rate of 6 per Hnroid' Hyde"^'." AndMw 'j cent per annum from the time of its Marengo issuance until paid or until notice 1. D M. Wright, pension Hensel given that said warrant Is recalled for / an(j Roth payment which anticipation warrants o. n'ral Oroe., mdse. John Ward .... -» are issued for the purpose of creating a Marengo Pharmacy, mdse. Bessie fund from which payment of the ordl- Ward 19 50 nary and necessary expenses of said Patrick 21 IS BE ^TTURTH^R RESOLVED, that ' ""»»*• A1 •»» •uch anticipation warrant* ahtll whan ^ Gooder, »erv. Deetar.. draw0 show upon their face that thejr Vlckars. Flynn, Carpenter, Haa All of which is respectful! iihaaltt^di • E. F. KUECKER , ' A. H. HALE L. A. STOCKWELL > FRANK MAY R. E. HAEGER t • The Purchasing Committee presesteC the following Resolution to-wlt: ,, Whereas, more than two hu plats have been filed tn the Reo Office of this county for the or fifteen years, the gre^t which are plats of new _ along the Fox River in the of McHenry, Nunda and AlgpatDIUi Whereas it is an impo'sstbttttX^Sta assessors of these townshlfls County Supervisor of i USSMH Board of Review to locate pro^, these new subdivisions without Therefore be it Resolved T Circuit Clerk of this county ui rection of the purchasing comnkll this Board, be arid he is hereby ized and directed to have pho' copies of such plats made an<| bound for the use of such asses Board of Review and that for * Pose the said Circuit Clerk is authorised to employ a responsll son as a deputty to Convey the plat books to the place of where such photostatic copies ai „ Be It further Resolved that lb«:l chasing committee of this Board be It is hereby authorised to expend fcot exceed $400.00 for such work. R. E HAEGER D. M. WRIGHT E. C. HUGHES Supr. Haeger moved the edition said Resolution. The motion to aij was duly seconded by Supr. Wright on roll call the Resolution was ui mously adopted. ' The Committee on Roads and made the following report which roll call unanimously adopted. t_ „ Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of . Board of Supervisors, McHenry Couit* ty. Illinois: The undersigned members of the and bridge committee for said would beg leave to submit the f<Lr_ report on the matters before th«nT That on Sept. 12. 1930 the Johnsburg Bridge a greatly in need of painting; to Rockford, Illinois, and lia. High Bridge that had been 6U sand-blast and painted with machine; also interviewed < who did this work and got p«" machine at about $1000. It w« ed to consider the matter furt! clean by hand a small bridge it spray painted this tall. Your committee again met on |ay of October A. D. 1930 i i louse at Woodstock, "if audited and paid bills cha McHenry County Patrol Roads as follows: Bills of a general nature clu to the McHenry County Patrol" of Roads as a whole, including of oil 8403.32, repairs and Aupg County machinery and labor aL terial on County tool house to of Bills chargeable to the tions of the County Patrol' rT roods fur labor and materials'at ^ heretofore approved by this Boa audited and paid, total expend $.r>,963.64. The financial status of the County Road fund Is as foils Balance on hand Sept. 9. If Oaa tax refund claim No. tl-,- Received frotn Town of tta($* land for grading Received from Town of Hartland for pull out gravel ^ Additional appropriation Sept. 9. 1930 18.0 Total ...831J Less expenditure* pet 0, 1930 It; '/* Bal. on hand Oct. 14. 1980' .^|lSJ664j| 8. H. FREUND ' HT 7? E. C. HUGHES i . - *t- A, H. HALE S M. WRIGHT V. ®. BROWN „ t0.f>0 31.09 Total „fll,400.68 Toal expended for the year ....$14,400.6? L A. STOCKWELL A. H. HALE - VOLNEY E. BROTjJTN ,f|» Committee on Finasoe ma4#' the roll (Swing r£i>ort, to-wit: . » Mr. Chairman and Gentloi^MI ot Uft Board of Supervisors: Your Committee to whorti refernew concrete sidewalk along ] red the matter of County Tax Ley for the edge of the right of way in place j the year 1930, would beg leave to sub- 4,0lH> Ut> l.OOO.OO 1.000.00 - 1,000.00 1,000.00 Hit 1.000.00 -- 1.000.00 1,000.00 X. B. Be port Report on exvense account from Sept. 1925 to Sept 1, 1930: Balance on hand Sept. 4, 1939 f 788.32 it Sept. 21. 1989 .. it Sept. 24, 1839 .. it Jan. 31. 1930 it Feb. 26. 1980 .. >6posit June 6. 1930 Deposit June 23, 1980 .. Deposit July 30. 1030 - Deposit August 29*1$20 Total Expense fof-- September, 1080 October, 1921 November, 1S20 December, lOfO January, 1930^... February, 19|# ... March, 1930 April, 1930 May, 1930 . J....-- June, 1980 July. 1930 August, 1930 August, 1980 .1^.7333.32 1901.23 .„ 936.56 - 995.23 ~ 967.08 _ 963 C3 .. 999.88 - 91$.16 „ 959.08 „ 948 9S _ 931.41 933.08 -- 900.28 i>9.06 ere payable solely out of the tax when collected, and not otherwise. Said motion to adopt was seconded by Supr. Hale and the roll being celled Suprs. Stockwell, Wright, O'Brien, Clawson, Hughes. Kuecker. Ackman. Conlta, Brown. Harrison. Turner, McConusll, Freund, Hale and Assistant Supr. Donovan voted Si;e. Nays--none. Resolukins, Overton. Benedict. Beck C~ne. Cox Hewitt, James Phelps and Smith 169.16 All of which is respectfully submitted. D M. WRIGHT JOHN T. O'BRIEN '"'^ iCHAS. H. ACKMAN M. TURNER IS. H. FREUND (fHrt,,ifft>n!»mittee on Claims Labor 1*ees ' r U » n n ! . n ! n ' ° U r l y n ^ , 0 ^ t ! ! 1 S u p p l i e s m a d e t h e f o l l o w i n g r e p o r t setetted !!> wt't a^(3rasd Juror* for ^h 0'^e(jWa' °*11 unanimously thd September Term of the Circuit adopted' to-wit.- CoUrt and «»n motion the list Was ap- _. . . , „ . proved and the Clerk directed to corti- Chairman and Gentlemen Of the fy the same to the Clerk of the Ciraalt Board of Supervisors: Court. Tour Committee on Labor, Fees s«d Riley--«Wm. Sword- Supplies Claims would beg leave to re- MarenJtO--Frank pillar, Henry Kranf. port that they have examined all claims DunhaM--Chas. Le%- . presented to them, and recommend the Chemung--Ralph DavMtooft. JEAffard payment of the following, and that the G. SheanMl. Clerk be directed to Issue orders on the Alden-^welvin Slaab c .»j" 'County Treasurer to the Claimants for tBe several amounts allowed, as follows, td-wlt; P. F. Pettibone * Co., suppliee Co. Officers Alden-4#(elvin Staab , . Hartlanfl Karl Hughao ir.i Seneca--W. F. Mueller. Coral--Harry O'Cock, Grafton--Myron Van Nass. , Dorr - Sidney Reed, Frank If. Hurley. Greenwood--The©. Anderson^ Hebron--Sam De Young. ' Richmond--R. R. Turner. •. V Burton -Joseph G. Wagner. Ajt O. E. still, Co. Clerk, stp. eny. 1 for tax amendments | Olive Prouty. serv. mailing ' tax amendments ;; $173.36 » 81.88 of the one that had to be removed. This satisfied Mr. Green. The Bottlemy estate tract had been sold to Lyle Van Hoosen and Clara I. Van Hoosen. but the deed wae not delivered yet. One corner of the small mlt the following Report on the matters before them: That we have ascertained the several Items of necessary expenditures for th^ County purposes as nearly as possible, and recommend that the sum of One residence was on the right of way and 1 Hundred Elghty-eeven Thousand Five the new owner agreed to move it back j Hundred Dollars be levied as County and released all damages In writinj 80.13 7.63 M.00 for C. Tax on all taxable property of said County and State aforesaid for the year A D. 1930, and that the County Clerk is hereby instructed to extend said amount on all taxable property in the County, In accordance with the report for the following purposes, to-wit: Salary and traveling exp. County Supt. of Highways $3,000.00 Salary of County_ Judge,_ S.mOO fijjf* when due and as Chairman of the fisiance Committee stated that he believed that Committee should meet prior to the September meeting of this g $76.00, subject to the approval of F. Bottlemy. Adminitsrator. We therefore recommend that the County Clerk draw an order oa the County Treasurer In favor of Supervisor N.' B. Clawson of Alden, Illinois . for the liquidation of all damages Harry Fishburn 10,00 1 against the above Bottlemy Estate tract Chas. M. Palmer, pension, Hooh- according to a contract or agreement rach »... 45.00 I dated at Alden, Illinois, August 21, A. Morengo-- jD. 1930 and signed by Lyle Van Hooz- Dr. W. S. Eshbaugh, serv. carpenter ,en and Clara I. Van Hoosen and approvand Bessie Ward V-®® ed by F. C. Bottlemy, Administrator of Central Grocery, ihdse. Carpenter the Bottlemy Estate, to be paid over by and Wiirrt 7.2-52' said N. B. Clawson to the proper parties D. M. Wrights, pension Roth and on the execution of proper deeds. Hansel arid moving Haskia to Vour Committee then went to Algon- Harvard .....383.00 Iquln Illinois and interviewed one of the | Per diem. Board of Review ----- M'-H^nry-- Henk Brothers and left at the bank at , Clerk Hire, witness fees,, etc, S. H. Frepnd. care Kuns and (Algonquin a certified copy of the re- t Board of Review D. Beckwith -- 103.00 port of this committee ordering pay- (Mileage and per diem, jurors 6,000.00 AO of which is respectfully submitted, ment for right of way on Route 62, after Co. Judge Stenographer 1,200.00 , the September tax levy is made, which , Coroner's and Coroner's Jury said report was approved at the August i fees at inquests ... .enry--Abe Lawrence, StOpMOtt H. Irene Deitz, serv. mailing tai' Smith. amendments 24.00 Nunda--L, W. Calbow, Chas. J. Gladys Klddoo. serv. Bd. of Rev. 33.60 Schroeder Jt. Grace Abbott, serv. Bd. of Rev 82.50 Algonquin--M B. Weaver, Ed Janak. The Law. Co. Op. Pub. Co., laer It was thereupon moved by Supr. books 7.50 Ackman and seconded by Supr. Conley Callaghan A Co., law books 7.00 that this meeting adjourn. Thereupon Harvard Herald, Cir. Ct. Dock. 188.00 "• *>"* U. PALHKR, wV,'„„t. Clr CTt' «<"" Attest: _ , Chairman. Alice Weld. serv. Clf. Co. r** -- 8.00 O. E. STILL, Clerk. Special October Meeting, 1930 McHenry Co. Sanltorlum Bd., , serv. Co. patients and sal. nurse ... Xion Inst. & Ind.. mdse. treas. „ Slsvin. Merwin A Pierce, m .840.10 . 6.81 nheriff Johnson Elec. Co.. mdse. shf. j.. Oakslde Dairy, milk shf --. Sangamo Lis. Co., mdse. shf. .. . 8.75 ' 6.86 ; 4.50 9.14 5.01 64 00 The Committee on Fees and made the following report w(iM| jjj roll call unanimously adopted. fO-1 Mr. Chairman and GentleiMA Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Fees and to whom was referred the matter] Audit of the Records of the County Offices for the biewlal' ending December 1st, 1930e #4|i leave to submit the foll*,#ttltj"N on the matters before themV That they met at the COVVf Woodstock on Tuesday the 1 October, A. D. 1930 and considered all bids present work; That the bid of the Company of Illinois provtd4NfT work would be commenced ~ November 1st., so that thf and Treasurer would be a proper turn over of ball r«y Dec. 1st., the date of of their term of Office; quoted by said Audit >qual to the lowest KM* *Mve Hundred Fifty <||MJ and they therefore rfOOtnmN' > id be accepted in the jatd Hundred and Fifty (fiCO.1 And that the Chairman ot be directed to sign a Cofttrtict Audit Company therefor*. « AH of which is reaBtoetiUlly s A. H. HALE chairman ! •*4l • R. E. HAEGBR E. F. KUECKER E. C. HUGHS® S. H FREUND D. M. WRIGHT CHAS. H. ACKMAN '•M. ap»Ue County services County Clerk, Circuit Clerk, Sheriff and Treasurer 8,600.00 Additional compensation and offlcf expenditures, Oo. Supt. of Schools Supplies, stationery, postage, express, Co. Officers 3,000.00 S.noo.on 8,500.00 500.00 CHAS. H. ACKMAK M. TITRNER JOHN T. O'BRHflf 8. H. PRBUNdT t 112th. 1080 meeting of this board. -rees ror oirm SH aeatn reports iso.oo THO cie» aiso presentea ana reaa a p. M. Wright, spl com wk - I Alt of which is respectfully submlttiC Salary Probation Officer. Co. Ct 1,200.00 statement showing that the amount of L A. Stockwell, apl com wk aai 'Fees for birth 600.00 th report* 800.00 The Hoaorable • Board of McHenry County met in special ses- The Bohn Hrd. Co.. mdse. shf. ... sion pursuant to a call signed by more A mer. Prtg Co.. env. shf than one-third of its members at the rfeiffer'a Pharmacy, mdse. Co. Of. 3.R0 Court House in the City of Woodstock Woodstock Imp. Co., mdse. ahf. 11.86 on Tuesday the 14th day of October, A. J. T. Pratt, serv. dep. shf. S6.00 D. 1P30 at ten o'clock A. M. John E. Deneen. serv. bailiff - . i The meeting was called to order by Co. Court - f-n - - 10.00 the Chairman Charles M. Palmer and John E. Deneen, serv. ballifff "• - the roll being called the following mem- Clr. Court L 110.00 bers responded to their names, to-wit: John E. Deneen, serv. dep. shf 65.00 L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright. C. M. Cyrus Banford, exp. to Brookings Palmer, John T. O'Brien, N. B. Clawson, S. D 76.00 E C. Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, C. H. III. Office Supply Co., mdse." Ackman. John Conley, V. E. Brown, H. Supt. Schs • .. • a* at M. Turner, Frank B. McConnell, Frank W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., mdse, ' May. S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, R. E. Fupt. Schs - 06.65 Haeger, and Assistant Supr. J. D. Don- Hebron Times, prtg. Supt. Schs..... 3.40 ovan constituting a quorum. Zion Inst. * Ind . mdse. supt. achs. 2.69 The records of the last preceding Frank B. McConnell, spl com wk 14.20 meeting were read and on motion ap- Chas. H. Ackman. spl com wk -- 6 40 proved. A H. Hile. spl com wk 8!» 91 The Clerk presented and read corres- Volney E. Brown, spl com wk $1.80 oondence with the General Counsel of E. F. Kuecker. spl com %k 11.80 Modern Woodmen of America showing S. H. Freund. spl com wk 17. the payment of $234.75 in settlement of Chas. M. Palmer, spl com wk. -- 16.00 amounts paid by McK-ury County for Earl C. Hughes, spl com wk 8* care of Ola Sandgren and on motion John T. O'Brien, apl com wk , 7.60 Salt. Hale presented from Tost No. 171 Ame| under the Bogardus Act ments were read in full !_„ State's Attorney V. S. Lumley: ed upon by the Board for a to the duty of the Board to such application. Mr. (JUL p^-ared and read to the BoaM'l ute; Stated that he had npt matter sufficient study to' ho I vise them as to their duty In gard. Upon motion of Supr> %Uf^ duly seconded by Supr. Haeger aiM^fe ried the applications were reftotti the States Attorney with that this Board be advised at itr^Vs meeting aa to the action to be takes. Supr. Freund offered the following, Resolution and moved it* adoption, UH llasotntlon of Comaty liwj r^W':4eala»eae»ee of Stain M6 Qravel and J--* Baada WHEREAS The law required "That; a-hen a gra\el or macadam road is constructed. the county ahall pay one-half * of the cost of Its maintenance," and WHEREAS. The law required that < the maintenance of all State aid roads| I s u n d e r t h e J u r i s d i c t i o n o f t h e S t a t e s Superintendent of Highways, and • :t'-£ . WHEREAS, It Is necessary to pay, promptly all maintenance bills to aa*' cure satisfactory and economical results; therefore, belt RESOLVED. By the County Board of 5s McHenry County that there ia hereby appropriated from funds In the hands of the County Treasurer, the sum of Eight Hundred Dollars ($900.00), or as much thereof as is necessary to defray the county's portion of the cost of maintenance of State aid road known as Section (s) G. for the period endinjf Dcember 31. 1931. and be it further RESOLVED. That the County Clerk is hereby authorized to draw orders on • • the County Treasurer in the imymsfiit , „ of the maintenance cost of said road sald settlement was approved. v John Conley, spl com wk • , 6.00 1 upon receipt ct bills ueopttlt. >"'->'9? T--h e C-l er-k al- so presented and read D. 83,40 (approved by Ol Mili DlvtilM gf Hlghwaya. m •&. • !*.