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Lumley, rent Simmonseft to have him brought to the family -- m es for the purpose of re- J. K. Splinter, mdse. Reisner to this County for trial Mrs. James Riley, groceries. he prisoner had enraged Mrs. Morrow •• ».»l d is resisting extradition; Old Peoples' Home, board and care 3 arranged with the lmrai- Mrs. Losee 3S.SS cers to hold this prisoner V. E. Brown, pensions Stedman, _ _ements could be made foe Nichols, Wilson, Graham, Carl- _ "to the United States; That son, and Rahn }. mm expense would necessarily be in- Mrs. Jno. Peterson, board and iB procuring custody of this care Mrs. Walker 50.00 ! The financial status of the McHenry County Road Fund Is as follows: Balance on hand Oct. 14, 1M0 tl(,lt4.1S Received *as tax refund claim 1T.«* •»*# y &**8g *•.1# 18.03 St.14 in 10.00 :* ri TSrpley, W. D. Hall coal Torge- | BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of To the Board of Supervisor* of Meson, Tarpley and Hermanson 46.9# i Supervisors of the County of McHenry Henry County, Illinois; Hoge A Bauder, mdse. Haydorn, | that the County TrsMfterer of this Gentlemen: from o- a. Whittemore for widening and repairing cattlepass on patrol section 3 100.90 Rasche, Utesch «/ Dorlnn mal Fkoll tions 7, 17, 18 and 20 Rang* 9 of said Township passing along the east side of Griswold lake to its itttwiMtioR 138.81 County be and he Is hereby authorised Your Committee to whom was rafer- with State of Illinois Bond IWMMlssut Total Il6.767.lf Leas expenditures November 8f xoio 6,783.70 80.00 jtfj- * j: prisoner and stated that he would like People's Supply Co., coal Mrs. this Board to indicate tneir attitude as Morrow - 3.47 Balance on hand Nov. 1, 1830 -88,0!>8.M All of which is respectfully submitted. 8. H. FREUND "te. c. hughes • V. E. BROWN . >i, -v. a. m. haws „r: ' • D. M. WRIGHT \t J 00 to hfvteg this prisoner returned and Pin pel & Koch, groceries CMt<- the payment of the expenses necessary; ton Belle HP. stated that at a recent meeting of Hebron-- the McHenry County Banker's Federa- Woodstock Hospital, servicef . tlon, this Federation had voluntarily Charles Schuman - ..«j • offered to bear a portion of the expense C. F. Baccus, M. D., services but that in his opinion the expense Charles Schuman r should be borne by the County. It was Nunda-- „ #A Bn < f i moved by Supr. Freund seconded by A. H. Hale, pension Mattie Boyle._ 1U.00 Supr. Turner and unanimously carried F W. Krueger, mdse. Malmso? that the State's Attorney be directed and Johnson 1S.64 to take the necessary steps to cause H. M. Rosenthal t Sona, wood IM the return of this Bank robber to Mc- i coal Meade and Heine .-- Henry County for trial and that the ex- I Algonquin-- pense of same would be paid by the Werneke & Wahlen, supplies, . I - ' Elsie Rogman 10.36 R. E. Haeger, pension Nuhn and The application of Walter Giese for Pearson, rent Gould, Rogman Dance Hall on Fox Street in McHenry and Jurs 1Z9.00 at th*'W*** known as "The Bridge" was presented a*nd read and on motion referred to the Committee on Dance Halls. At the request of Supr. Turner the A communication from Charles R. Topp. promoter relative to the lnstalla- . tion of a Radio Station Broadcasting : 4-#0 for the apprehension of criminals to be located at Waukegan was read and on motion Sheriff el*ct Eding«r was directed to attend the meeting for the i.. I purpose of getting such information as ®®-®® i might advise this Board as to this project. The Chairman lntrodt|C«d Lloyd Bur Route 176 in the north west qogttSr of r.a!d sect!'1" ? d.i*'*nee of • miles more or less. .. . ijiu ix r unifZxmv i»».3vL' JJ-- there be deducted from the 8t«te Aid System of Roads of McHenry Connty, Illinois, that portion of State AM'9<>ute . _ 3 lying between the City of Sfeltenry' and Delia Beckwith 108.00 ! warrants shall be issued as needed in bridge on the 39th day of November, and the MoHenry-Lake County Upe, • E. C. Hawley & Sons, mdse. Wm. sums of $5000 each and each bond to 1930, and found that the piles had been distance of 3 1-2 miles HMxrej^lWe. Kelley and Ellen Hall f 1.11 bo so drawn so that the same shall driven and the abutments completed BE IT FURTHER KBBOfcVBD tW|.t Alexander Lbr. Co., coal Mary ' draw interest at the rate of 6 per cent and that the steel and gravel for the Simons, D. Johnson 18.68 per annum from the time of its issuance completion of said bridge were on the Arthur Smith, mdse. Lida Simons 80.43 until paid or until notice is given that ground. That the contract price for said warrant is recalled for payment said bridge was $2,855.90. ; which anticipation warrants are issued That the approximate value of the . . and directed to iBsue and sell as need- red the matter of constructing a new Heydorn, Putnain and ItretchmT 61.06 ed. anticipation warrants to an amount ~Itc of ^.'z T!rlSss Harvaru coiu. iys., Herv. not to ssreoed the sum cf on the public highway between sec-.- Lembke '......180.00 the County Tax levied in the year 1930, tions 15 and tt /Town of AJden in saia Lush & Vermilya Cp., mdse. but irt no event shall the anticipation County would beg leave to submit the Luther McConnell 38.03 " warrants issued, exceed 75 per cent of following report on the masters before McHenry-- . (the amounts of the appropriation tax them. 8. H. Freund, board Kuns Children levied for the year of 1930; that said That they met at the site of said Dorr-- Volney E. Brown, pension Stedman, Nichols, Wilson, Graham, Cfcrlson, Rahn A Hansen 186.00 Tom Jones, mdse. Mrs. Morrow .... 6.61 for the purpose of creating a fund from which payment of the ordinary and necessary expenses of said County, may 16.00 i be Paid completed work and materials on the ground in accordance with the contract price for said bridge is 82,400.00. We therefore recommend that the • . - VL kfli : ; Clerk read a letter from Mrs. G. Spen- Western U. Gas ft Elec. Co., gas Public Service Co., light bill Rogman H. M. Rosenthal * Sjjns, coal Mid wood Mrs. Gould , • c«i of Cherry Valley, Illinois, relative Riley-- *-%' • td tb> support of the children of Gil- i Patrick Bros., groceries Soma ' t'..';1, b#>t Spencer recently sentenced to the , H. J. Miller, mdse. Soma -- '»•••• * ,v.i„ <-> Marengo-- D. M. Wright, pension Roth, Hei£ s members' of the Board but no u ... mn»J action taken. Committee on Right of Way made the following report which wason roll call unanimously adopted, towit; :• 38.80 3.14 3.33 17.63 18.17 13.87 -it* Chairman and Gentlemen of the of Supervisors, McHenry Coun- _^is: OBdersigned members of the right ay committee for said County beg leave to make the following on the matters before them: W« met at Algonquin, Illinois, day of September, 1930, to ,_J of way for Route 62 of the Ulinols bond issue system of e land needed being additional sell and Schroeder, rent Henaell and" Johnson, rent Albert Wolfe 186.00 All of which is resnectfully .^uJUnitted. D. M. WRIGHT v • 8. H. FREUND CHAS. H. ACKMATf H. M. TURNER ' ' The Committee on • Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies made the folowing report which was on roll call unanitPQUsJy adapted, to-wit: , Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor Pees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to res muu pert that they have examined all claims road through the Fred Rich- presented to them, and recommend the ,te, now owned by eight heirs. , payment of the following, and that the ger who dlscusflfd the proposition of purchasing surety Bond for the Treasurer elect. Foliowing the discussion it was moved by Supr. Harrison and duly Seconded and carried that the Chair appoint a committee of live with rK)wer to act to meet with the Bankers of McHenry County for the purpose of determining the opinion of the McHenry County Banker's Federation as to the best method of securing the funds collected by the County Treasurer. Thereupon the Chair appointed Suprs. McConnell, Hale, Freuhd, Ackman and Brown as such Committee. Supr. McConnell stated that as he was engaged in the Banking Business he would prefer to be relieved and another member Of this Bpard appointed in his place. Thereupon the Chairman appointed Supr. Harrison on said Committee. It was moved by Assistant Supr. Donovan, seconded by Supr. Freund that the amount of the Treasurer's Bond be fixed at the sum of Five Hun- tred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00). pon roll call said motion was unanimously carried. It was thereupon moved by Supr. JIaeger that this meeting stand adourned subject to the call of the Chairman. The tnotion was duly seconded by Supr. Hale fend unanimously carried. Thereupon the meeting adjourned- Attest: _ C. M. PALMER, O. B- STILL. Ciirk. Chairman Mrs. ^^'"^eterson^^card^-Mr* "" "'"T^e'i't FURTHER RESOLVED that County Clerk draw an order on the Walker 13.00 such anticipation warrants shall When County Treasurer in favor of the con- Eckert & Bending mdse Foss" " 32 91 'drawn show upon their face that they tractor Button Bros, of Hebron, Illinois, Pingel A Koch, mdse. B. A. Hali 9^61 , are payable solely out of the tax, when f°r t^ suln °\500 OO^ as^a^artial *,av- Bodenschatt & Sahs, mdse. Harvey 3.52 ; collected, and not otherwise. gred dolllars $1500.00) as a J^r«al 'ay Hall & Eckert, coal Rosenthal I . , =--4 . J"??4 on 8aid contract 48 allowed by and Foss 15 96 Supr. Ackman presented the following law-. Dacy Lbr. Ca. coaT carlson 6.69 ! Resolution which was on motion unan J. K. Splinter, mdse. Reisner _ 32.56. W. M. Reed, coal Reisner ^ 16 80 R. P. Pfeiffer, mdse. Rosenthal 8.83 "Old People's Home, bd. Mrs. ' Losses • , -;-.j • 16.00 V. E. Brown, cash tramps _--9.04 Hebron--- Dr. C. W. Bailey, sev. Chas. • -%• Shuman ...... 8.00 Nunda-- . , A. H. Hale, pensidn Mattie Boyle 30.00 McHenry Co. Farm. Co. Op., oo#l Dale Moulsby 7.33 H. W. Gieseke, mdse. ....... .... 40.23 Chas. Johnson, board etc. Mrs. Goelstrom 61.36 H. C. Meier, mdse. Mrs. Heine .... 32.00 White Bros., mdse. Blanche Mead 30.00 Coral-- Chas. Ackmai), rent Tornow, rent Sarbough and gas Roth 32.44 Geo. F. Schroeder. mdse. Sarbough 11.93 H. J. Miller, mdse. Sarbough Tornow and Merritt 40.41 Wm. F. Koch, mdse. Sarbough I Tornow and Merritt 8i.80 Wm. C. Nulle, n»dse. Roth JI6.31 Werts A Shaw, mdse. Tornow and Sarbough 46.88 St. Joseph's Hospital, care Wesley Merritt 74.00 A M. Usborne, burial Wesley ' Merritt 60.00 Algonquio-*- R. E. Haeger, pension Nuhn and Pearson, rent, Gould, Rogman and Jurs 129.00 |hree quarters acres of land, f fence and some eight large being involved. llcation plat properly signed file with Attorney D. R. Jos- -ftMnmittee has agreed that the $300.00 and we therefore approval for payment of Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, aa follow*, to-wit: P. F. Pettlbone ft Co., sup. Co. offices $414.43 Frank Thornber & Co., sup. Co. Of. 10.68 Poplar Price Off. Furn. Store, Letter files - 80.00 Bpedftl December Meeting, imously adopted, to-wit: Resolution WHEREAS, the present plans for All of which is respectfully submitted. V. E. BROWN FRANK MAY L. A. STOCKWELL ' ( C. L. Tryon, County Superintendent building a hard road into the Village ot Highways fer McHenry County. *111- of Union con temp, ates a connection n0is, hereby approve the above report wlth 6 ft P°lnt due West of atl(j amount due on the cost of said said Village, and, bridge. WHEREAS, said contemplated route c TRYON, County Superintendent is entirely unsatisfactory to the people ot mghwayS for McHenftr County, 1111- of said Village of Union and surround- nols. a"d* .. . . The members of the McHenry County WHEREAS, the said people are de- Koad and Bridge Committee made the sirous of having a hard road north and following report which waa on roll call south which will give them access to unanimously adopted, to-wit: the County seat to the North and to jjr_ chairman and Gentlemen of the Elgin and Chicago to the South; Board of Supervisors, McHenry Coun- THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED ty Illinois: BY THE -COUNTY_ BOARD OF Mc-| The*"undersigned members of the MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS, that the Henry County Road and Bridge Conimttfollowing route be and hereby is desig- jee WOuld beg leave to submit the fOlnated for the building of a state road:- lowing report -on the matters before Commencing at a point on Route *7 t.tiem about 1 1-2 miles north of said Village they met on the 20th day of In the center of the North- line of Sec- November, 1930, at Woodstock, Illinois, tlon 33 in Seneca Townshipr thence in a £or purpose of considering the addtsoutherly direction through said Village Uon ot road8 to the State Aid System of Union, followirig the designated 3tate of county. A trip of inspection of aid roads to a point on Route No. 5 r0ad4 petitioned for waj made and It known as the live corners on the line wa8 decided to recommend that the between Sections 18 and 17 in Coral following roads be added'to said sys- Township. ' tem: ' " ^ I l.' The road leading eastward from Supr. Ackman addressed the Board pokrants Corner near Harvard to Laand stated that a delegation from Union ]or's Corner two miles south of Hebron, are present out in the corridors and that % Th*e road extending south from he would like to have said delegation the village of Hartland to Hake's Cormeet the Board. The Chairman con- ner 4 miles west of Woodstock. H. C. Meier, mdse. Mrs. A. Simons 60.00 sented and the delegation was called be- | 3 The road leading westward from two copies of this res<dutton be sent by the County Clerk to tho State of Illinois Department of Public Wolfks and Buildings for their approval. The following Resolution was presented and read to the Board and upon motion of Supr. W-right duly seconded by Supr. Freund it was on roll <^]1 unanimously adopted, to-wit: WHEREAS, State of Illinois Boafi Issue Routes 176 and 173 are only partially completed across McHenry County and. thus the full \ralue of said Routes cannot be enjoyed; THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this McHenry County Soiled Of Supervisors urge an early completion Ot said Routes: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the County Clerk transmit a certified copy of this resolution to the State of Illinois Department of Public Worki and Buildings, Division of Highways. money to D. R. Joslyn, Sr. < Zion Inst. & Ind., mdse. Circuit •k 'v-5>.' asc -- "*• h: r , •a,?- liii 9tM 6%.rs rg.fi ««.#a 00.?:: a.i' s Estate after the contract the land is needed for conand on further certificate of of way committee to the Coun- S Clerk of said County ordering paytnt. jfcll of which is respectfully submitted. FRANK B. Mc CONNEttfc* « JOHN T. O'BRIEN JOHN CONLEY v B. F. KUECKER : . •> N. B. CLAWSON 'It was thereupon moved by Supr. ft Mam Seconded by Supr. Freund and SgulSrly carried that this Board adjourn. Thereupon the Board adjourned. CHARLES M. PALMER, AttaSt: Chairman B. STILL. Clerk. Jfe*cial November Meting, 1930 5«.. «*.a, I K - . The Honorable Board ot Supervisors net in special session pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Wednesday the 13th day of November, A. D. 1830 at ten fc'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman Charles M. Palmer and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wit: L- A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer E. C. Hughes. E. F. Keeker, C. H. Ackman, John Conley, Volney E. Brown, J. E. Harrison, H. M. Turner, Frank May S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, R. E. Haeger and Assistant Supr. J. D. Donovan constituting a quorum. The records of the Special Meeting of Octoer 14 th were read and on motion approved. A communication from the Department of Public Works and Buildings disallowing the Resolution heretofore adopted by this Board at Its meeting of August 12th, 1930, for abandonment of part of State Aid Route 21A between Union and Marengo was read and on motion ordered placed on file. Notice of thte filing of an application for a certificate of convenience and Clk. and shf. 6.84 Harvard Herald Co.* prtg. bal. 1,363.60 Harvard Herald Co., prtg. sup. sells 1.S5 Herald Pub: Co., prtg. spec. ballots .___„..169.20 Dacy Lbr. Co., coal Co .195.67 Will T. Conn Clr Clk, dedications 30.00 J. T. Kitchen, serv. Can. Elefc-f tlon returns -- 6.00 "W. S. Battern, serv. Can. Election returns 6.00 111. Bell Tel. Co., serv. and tolls 76.64 C. L. Tryon, sal. and exp. Supt. Hwys .303.86 Hans Hansen, hauling coal 38.75 Cyrus Sanford, oper. car 2 mos. ....200.00 Mary Sanford, cooking for prisoners 2 mos 160.00 Daisy V. Moore, sal As. Sup. BchS. and Truant Off. 2 mos 260.00 8ybil Nienstedt, court reporter 2 mos 300.00 H. G. Fisher, sal Clk Shf 2 mos. ....200.0 0 J. W. Kittle, sal. Prob. Officer Cir. 2 mo -.150.00 Vestie Muldoon, sal. Jan. 2 mos. 240.00 City of Woodstock, elec. lti. 3 mos -- 213.16 A. H. Hale, spl com wk 298.00 Frank B. McConnell, spl com wk 8.90 Chas. H. Ackman, spl com wk 6.80 D. M. Wright, spl com wk , , , 44.30 McHenry Co. T. B. San. Bd., Care Co. Patients and sal. nurse E. C. Hughes, spl com w4t V. E. Brown, spl com wk S. H. Freund, spl com wk ... E. F. Kuecker, spl com wk 6.00 L. A. Stockwell, spl com wk 10.00 Woodstock Provision Co., freight on letter files 8.00 Wells Body and Fender Co. 421.90 White & Steffenson 154.95 All. of which is respectfull "submitted. E. F. KUECKER A. H. HALE . L. A. STOCKWELL. , ^ 1 R. E. HAEGER i .712.21 _ 20.70 _ 30.20 , 12.00 The Committee on Elections 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 Elections to whom was referred the election expenses of the General Election held on November 4, 1930, would beg leave to necessity try the Midwest Motor Freight j submit the report on the mat Forwarder*, Inc., with the Illinois Com- ters before them: That they have exammerce Commission was read by the lined the expense bills for the various C|erk and on motion ordered placed on J precincts and find that the amounts due *e; i : azpl .."IS.-"': ft •Wt. u 8u «e. .... A communication from the Crystal Lake Community Club advising the Board of a Resolution adopted by said Crystal Lake Community Club requesting the purchase of Right of way and Improvement of the Highway paralleling the Public Service Company's Tower line from Route 19 westerly to an intersection with Route 67 and 47 was read and on motion ordered placed on file. The Cl«rk presented lists of claims against* the County and on motoin of Snpr. Wright seconded by Supr. Brown and carried said claims were presented to the proper committees for report and ^tfcs Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. JE for committee work. 1:30 O'OXiOCSC y. M. The Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members together *^tf$bf4kpr. John T. O'Brien, N. B. Claw- •Ott and Frank B. McConnell constituting a full Board. x The Committee on County Poor C&aims made the following report which -.was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wit: . Jfr. Chairman and Gentlemen, of the /•Board of Supervisors: Tour Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment iff the following, and that the Clerk be directed to Issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the sev- Oral amounts, as follows, to-wit: . . Chemung-- ,1). Herely & Sons, mdse. Mrs. Gus Vlerck $ 8.61 . .Harvard Community Hospital, ftS-.it serv. Henry Lembky and . /• .. * Geo. Dewey v.,.232.50 I#ake A Harris, coal and wo£d Wise and Ostrum 20.40 Heo. I. Walker, shoes, Wise/,- 9.90 Jacob Raeder, groceries. Ostrum.. 19.77 Jn Sit ^.®,aura B. Flynn, care Luther ' "T McConnell . John T O'Brien, pension. Delth- •S|HH loff, Krause, Bartels. Colburn • and Holllster, rent Wise, Hay- . , jdorn and Pennington, gas Wise •"*< and Vlerck, lights Wise ft.3#* * and Ostrum 46 t£ ' Coral-- Ch*8- H. Ackman, rent Sarbaugh and Tornow, gas Roth ...21.72 and recommend the payment thereof: All of which is respectfully submitted. JOHN T. O'HRIKH, Chairman JOHN CONLEY i J. E. HARRI8ON *t it; n fr# t- HI The Chairman of the Committee on Claims Labor Fees and Supplies stated to.the Board that the Claims of Wells Body & Fender Works and White & MeiTenson for repairs to the Stuts car owned by Joe Wandrack and damaged while being used by the Sheriff whicn had heretofore been presented to the Hoard and laid over for further consideration has been again presented for consideration. That the Committee had not recommended the allowance of these claims and that the Committee requested their consideration bv the full Board. Upon request the itemised statements were read In full the amount of the Claim t>f the Wells Body A Fender Works being $421.90 and thac of White & Steffenson $154.95. After discussion by various members of the Board State's Attorney V. S. Lumley was requested to give his opinion as to the liability of this Board as to the his explanation it was moved by Aspayment of these Claims. Following sistant Supr. Donovan and seconded by Supr. Harrison that the clalrfts as read be allowed and, the Clerk directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer for the same. And the roll being called the motion was unanimously carried. The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, towit: 44.52 .166.84 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, mat in Special Session pursuant to f, call by more than one-third of its menders and after due notice had been published for said meeting at the Court Hon&e in the City of Woodstock on Monday the first day of December, A. D. 1930 at ten o'clock A. MThe meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Charles M. Palmer and* the roll being called by G. E. Still, County Clerk, the following members\ responded to their names, to-wlt: L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, N. B. Clawson, E. C. Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman, John Conley, V. E. Brown, J. E. Harrison, H. M. Turner, F. B. McConnell, Frank May, S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale and Assistant Supr. J. D. Donovan constituting a quorum. The records of the list preceding meeting were read and on motion approved. The Bond of RkjHrtldtliU D. Woods as County Clerk was read and on roll call unahiomusly approved (Bee Miscellaneous Record "O" for bond) Following the approval of said Bond Raymond D. Woods, County Clerk assumed his duties. The Bond of Harry F. Peteit was presented and read and on roll call unani> mously approved. (See Miscellaneous Record '"O" for bond) The Clerk presented and read notices of hearing on assessment roll in the matter of the petition of the City of Woodstock for Special Assessment for Sewage Disposal Plant. A communication from the Dept. of Public Works and Buildings Division of Highways subject Motor Fuel Tax was read and the Clerk directed to write the Department for blanks referred to. On motion of. Supr. McConnell duly seconded by Supr. Wright and unanimously carried, it was ordered that the Annual Report of the Treasurer be referred to the Committee to Settle wltu Treasurer for report and the Semi-annual Report of the Cbunty Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Sheriff be referred to the Committee on Fees and Salaris for report. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County which were on motion referred to the proper committees for report and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock for committee work.' 1 )30 O'CLOCK Board met pursuant to adjournment with same members present and including Supr. John T. O'Brien. Supr. McConnell address the Board and stated that the Board had lost a very valuable member In G. E. Still, Clerk, by reason of his retirement and that to show the appreciation of the members of the Board that he could with pleasure state to Mr. Still that he would be missed perhaps more than any public official ever missed in the history of McHenry County. And as a token of the high esteem and appreciation for his untiring efforts in their behalf it wps a pleasure for him at this time to present to Mr. Still a gift of remembrance. Mr. Still accepted the gift with many thanks to the Board and stated that he also would miss the companionship and association of the Board of Supervisors that he has enjoyed for the past twenty years and hopea that It would be his pleasure to sit with them occasionally as a public cltisen. Supr. McConnell presented the following resolution which was on motion unanimously adopted, to-wK: White Bros., mdse. Gole and White 38.36 Werneke & Wahlen, mdse. Elsie Rogman 30.14 Sherman Hospital, care Alice and Ida Edwards 120.96 Marengo-- D. M. Wright, pension Roth and Hensel, gas Wolf „.108.14 Patrick Bros., mdse. Fetter 27.76 Shurtleff Co., c(Oal Wolf 11.76 J. H. Patterson Ca, coal Feffer Ward .-- 23.83 Central Groc., mdse. Andrews Ward ; 16.78 Triangle Groc., mdse wolf 47.02 All of which is respectfully submitted. D. M. WRIGHT 8. H. FREUND, H. M. TURNER OH AS. H. ACKMAN JOHN T. O'BRIEN The Committee on Claims Lafatfr Fees and Supplies made /the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of supervisors: Tour Committee on Labor Fees and 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 pe directed to issue orders on the Courtty Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, tb-wlt: *P. F. Pettlbone ft Co., sup. Co. Of. $83.88 Frank 1 Thornber * Co., sup. Co. Officers 162.64 Law Co. Op. Pub. Co., law boofcs 7.50 Zion Inst. & Ind., mdse. Treas. -- 26.26 Suhr, Berryman, Peterson & S. serv. Calhoun St. sewer *_..wl0.00 111. Bell Tel. Co., serv. and tolls 70.70 Ethel C. Coe, exp. pf office L. V. Kilts, mdse Supt. Schs. W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., ,mdse Supt. Schs. . 111. Office World Woodstock Eve. Journal, prtg. Supt. Schs _• Richmond Gazette, prtg. sup schs McHenry Plaindealer, prtg. sup schs Herald I'ub'g Co., prtg sup schs Republican News Co., prtg sup schs --.80 Woodstock News, prtg sup sahs.:.. .90 J. Field Hrd., mdse. shf 40.26 Pingel A Koch, mdse. shf. 7.10 R. A. Pratt, chickens, oysters, steaks, ice etc 212.97 Hotel Woodstock, lodging Jennie « ^nd R. Lormbard - 4.00 fore the Board and stated that they Crystal Lake passing along Grafton were very thankful for the action taken park to an intersection with the Huntin regard to the appeal of the people ley R0ad 5 miles south of Woodstock, of the Village of Union for a hard road The haif mlie 0f road leading North and South which would give to from shutts Corner to Route 173. them access to the County seat to the That State Bond Issue Route 20 from North and to Elgin and Chicago to the McHenry east to the Lake County line South. _ be deducted from the State Aid System The Committee on McHenry County 0f McHenry County. Home made the following report which That the County Superintendent of was on roll call unanimously adopted, highways prepare a resolution covering to-wit: -j . detailed descriptions of said roads, and ' ' ' also include the road formerly request- The Poor Farm Committee met at 1 e<j by this Board known as the road the Poor Farm on Nov. 7, 1930, and took the Annual Inventory Grand Total $15,400.00 - E. C. HUGHES :• • D. M. WRIGHT CHAS. H. ACKMAN FRANK B. McCONNELI* ' E. F. KUECKER The Committee on McHenry Co'unty Home made the following recommendations which were on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wit: Committee on KcKsnry Oovnty Xoms BeoommendatlMa Your Committee would report and recommend that the* County employ Pr. Sandeen as County "Physician to the first day of March A. D. 1932, to attend the patients at the County Home at $4.50 per visit, he to come only at the call.of the Superintendent. Your Coihmlttee would recommend that Gardner A. Knapp be reappointed as Superintendent of the County Home and Farm and that his salary be lixed at the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars per annum, and his wife be employed at the sum of Six Hundred Dollars per annum, for running the Home and leading from McHenry southerly to State Bond Issue Road 176 near Burton's Bridge, which said road had been approved^ by the State conditionally that a proper connection be tnade through Lake County. The matter of winter gravel hauling was discussed and it was decided to allow $125 per patrol section for that purpose to be paid for fey the cu. yd. place fit prices heretofore fixed, 75c per cu. yd. for the first mile and 20c additional for each addHionl mile of one way haul. The financial status of the McHenry County Road Fund in as follows: Bsgnlar Fund , Amount levied Sept., 1929 $62,000.00 Amount appropriated to use of committee to date 68,000.00 - The following named person* W*f* selectted tg serve as Grand Jurors tor the January Term of the Circuit Court and on motion the list was approved and the Clerk directed to certify t£e same to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Riley--Roy Griebel. • Marengo--Paul Walkup, Henry Grans. Dunham--Albert Phlel. , « Chemung-E. P. Felbeck, A]X*a$t£ih Alden--J. O. Bumgard. Hartland--Henry Calahan. 8eneca--C. P. Wright. Coral--William. Drahelm. : . Graften--Claude Williams, 1 "v Dorr--Ed. Readel, Fred L. vKimb«?y» Greenwood--Arthur Nu8ba||$n> irs i : Heborn--Whitney Brighanv,. " " Richmond--Jesse Allen. / Burton--Joseph Brown. McHenry--Carl Holstrom, Bohr. Nunda--Otto 8chwarts, Warren Swenson. Algonquin--A. B. Diercks, Wm. Rosenthal. The bill of the Northwest Tree pert Company tn the amount of Twer Dolors was again presented to Board by the Claimant with She Cyrus Sanford's O. K. and upon mc of Supr. Harrison and duly secc by Assistant Supr. Donovan It was unanimously approved and the Clerk directed to draw an order for the amount of said bifl on the County Treasurer. The question of the Special December meeting on the second Monday of P|»- cember was brought up and discussed by the Board but no action was taken. The Clerk was directed by the Chairman not to call a Special Meeting unless by order of the.Board. It was thereupon moved by Supr- Harrison and seconded by Supr. Kuecker that this meeting adjourn. Thereupon the Boacd adjourned. CHARLE8 M. PALMER, Attefit: Chairman R. D. WOODS, Clsrk. Amount not yet appropriated to use of committee .84,000.00 Balance on hand reported Nov. 12, 1930 $8,993.00 Snow Fnnd Amount levied Sept. 1929 $3,000.00 Amount of levy appropriated to use of committee to date 2,000.00 inmates who may be in the house on Amount not yet appropriated to the first day of March A. D. 1931 or may be admitted during the said year. ' We further recommend that the Board of Supervisors hire all the help required to properly run the said Home .. and Firm, the hired help to work at BwoUofkk Cr-oi.', nmJrdtsoef sup sch8 ef'.f2o2 all times under Stuhnee ritnnsttornudcetinotn aanndd dhii-s 66.46 1.26 3.14 .60 >.80 .90 rection of the Superintendent and his I wife. I ,lt is further recommended that the Superintendent or some responsible employee of his or of the County shall at all times be in personal charge of the I inmates. | It is further recommended that the Superintendent be employed for such time as his services shall prove satisfactory to the Board of Supervisors and the County Home Committee, not longer than the first day of March, A. I) 1932* It Is further understood and agreed . c -..r . «... ^ ™ that the entering upon the duties of A. 8. Wright, drugs shf. 11.30 superintendent of the said County Woostock lJalry. 8hf> Home Farm shall constitute an aceept- * Vance of all the foregoing provisions and Sannitary Plb. A Heat. Co. mdse, . be in part a contract between tne Su- ; perlntendent and -the County Board of 4^80 shf. Aurora Spec. Co., mdse. shf Johnson Elec. Co., mdse. shf Woodstock Tent A Awning Con awnings court house *1.25 The Bohn Hrd. Co., mdse. shf. 1.00 A. H. Hale, spl com wk 6.90 John E. Deneen, bailiff Co. Ct. 36.00 John E. Deneen, bailiff cir. ct. 25.00 Pfeiffer Pharmacy, mdse. Co, Of. 4.60 Hoesley's Bakery, bread, rolls. Supervisors. All which Is respectfully submitted. E. C. HUGHES if FRANK B. McOONNELIi 7 D. M. WRIGHT CHAS. H ACKMAN • E..F. KUECKER Mrs. Ethel c. Coe, County StrperlntMideht of Schools presented the dtscakes, pies, shf 81.79 > tributive fund report for the year enduse of committee ^ $1,000.00 Balance on hand as last reported April 22, 1930 $186.38 Yoiir committee estimates that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads until the next meeting ef this Board a further appropriation for the County Highway Tax Fund levied in September 1929 in the sum of two thousand dollars, and also from the County Snow Fund the balance of the September 1929 levy, $1000.00 and from the September 1930 levy the sum of $2,- 000.00. » All of which is respectfully submitted. 8. H. FREUND ' * vA. H. HALE V. E. BROWN , B. C. HUGH US" D. M. WRIGHT The following Resolnttttt .was presented and read and upon motion of Supr. Freund and seconded by Supr. Wright was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wit: BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, thlsN 1st day of December A. D. 1930. that the following described existing highways in said County be made State Aid Roads, subject to the approval of the State of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings: 1. The highway extending westerlv from its intersection with State Aid Route 1 at Donovans Corner on tho O. E. Still, Co. Cl,erk docket fees Peo. | Kg Tone 80, 1930 together with report *?Mh line of «c"on 27 Township 46 cases rs.. 100.00 0f institute Fund for the vear endinic I ^ Range 6 East of the 3rd P. M. to Woodstock Sentinel, prtfr. Co. Of. 65.60 june 30, 1930, which were on roll «all ~ith stnt" nt Mr^ehalrman and Gentlemen of the BWfrd of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee for said County, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we met on the 6th day of November 1930 »at the Court House at Woodstock, 111., and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads as follows: Bills of a general nature chargeable to tho McHenry County Ptrol system of Roads as a whole including repairs and supplies for County machinery and labor and material on County Tool House to a total of $745.75 Bills chargeable to the various sec- Miller, groceries Tornow I tions of the County patrol Bystem of and Sarbaugh 22.18 roads for materials and labor at rates W. C. Nulle, groceries Roth 38.59 heretofore approved by this Board were 10S9-Ji .VCha?s. §i.ai WHEREAS, Guy E. Still, who for the past twenty years has been the efficient clerk of the Board of Supervisors during said time; and WHEREAS, his knowledge and assistance have been most valuable and helpful in the many intricate matters that have been before this body; and „ WHEREAS, he now seeks other duties and responsibilities, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this body extend to Guy E. Still our sincere. thanks for his untiring devotion to the duties of the office which he voluntarily relinquishes and *ish him abundant success In his new field of labor. 76.00 Chas. H. Ackman, spl corn wk .... 6.20 W. J. Kittle, sal. prob. officer • 1 mo City of Woodstock, elec. lgts., 1 mo Eckert & Bending, fruits, vegetables, etc. shf. 664.86 Bodenschat* & Sahs, mdfee. shf 15.40 David Rattray, labor and mat. shf. 35.75 H. G. Fisher, clerk shf. 1 mo 1 84.21 unanimously adopted, to-wit: Beport of Distributive Fas# Tear Ending June 30, 1930 To the Chairman of the County Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, 111: I, Bthel C. Coe, County Superintendent of Schools of McHenry County, re- _ .lectfully present the following report Cyrus Sanford. oper. car 1 mo loo.oolof all moneys received and distribution Mary Sanford, cooking for pris 86.00 | made of the Distributive Sqfiool Fund The Committee on Claims Connty Poor made the following report which was on roll call unanimously adopted, to-wlt: 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 presented to them, and recommend the payment ot the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt: Hartland-*- Willis Disbrow, rent, Adaline Qutnlan $43.00 Dunham-- Lush Vermilya ft Co., mdse. Elmer Spencer 14.81 | F. c. Peters, mds*. Elmer Spencer 6.00 ' C. M. Palmer, pension, Hochrath.... 46.00 Chemung-- John T. O'Brien, pension Deithloff, Krause, Bartels, Colbur# and Hollister, rent and light *• Wise, Haydorn. Pennington^ Vlerck and Ostrum .142.72 Cushing A Co., blue prts. co. rec. 364.78 Theo. Hamer, labor, etc., on plats 73.00 •Woodstock Eve. Journal, prtg. Treas 50.85 C. L. Tryon, sal. and ex., Supt. of Hwys 20$.80 S. H. Freund, spl com Wk jL. 12.00 Frank May, spl com wk 8.00 Hall A Eckert, coal Co. -.108.41 V. E. Brown, spl com wk IS.60 J. E. Harrison, spl com wk .... .... 11.40 D M. Wright, spl com wk 14.40 McHenry Co. Sanatorium Board ' sal. and exp. car nurse 194.82 Amer. Prtg. Co., prtg. Treas. ..._.i375.00 Earl C. Hughes, com. work .b. 11.10 All"of which is respectfully submitted. E. F. KUECKER ..... ...A. H. HALE . ^FRANK MAY ^ a. stockwkli* ;v fly followlng Resolution was preslnfi' ed and upon motion made by Supr. Freund and seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll being called Suprs. L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, X. B. Clawson, E. C. Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman. John Conley. V. E. Brown, C. H. Harrison, H. M. Turner, F. B. McConnell, Frank May, Disbursements S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, J. T. O'Brien Lois Waechter. Order No. 109 $ and Assistant Supr. J. D. Donovan Voted Frank Zarnstorf, clerk, 118 aye. Nays none. Which was unani-j Charlotte Hubert. 111 mously adopted to-wit: Woodstock, IU. WHEREAS, there 1e"A by this office: Balance on hand July 1, 1929 3 6,747.47 Received from F. J. Hendricks, Co. Treas. * . 28,963.10 Total receipts $35,710.57 Balance on hand June 30,'1930 $ 871.36 Total $36,710.67 Respectfully Submitted. , Ethel C. COE, County Superintendent of Schools. * Report of Znstltnts l*u| Tsar Bndlng June SO, 18M To the Chairman of the Coifnty Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: 1, Ethel C. Coe, Supernitendent of Schools of McHenry County, respectfully present the following report of all moneys received and the expenditures made from the Institute Fund of this office: Bsostpts Balance on hand July 1, 1838 $ 663.81 Received for year ending June 30, 1330 664.00 Total Receipts Dec. 1, 1930. ot at this tim* 41,307.81 70.00 &0.00 40.00 E. M. Harris, Co. Supt,,-* 113.260.00 Lois Waechter, 113 - 143.91 Special January Meetings 193^: ; :'-r;^ % * a. , - W; ... The Honorable Board of Supervisor met in Special Session at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday the 13 th day of January, A. D. 1931 at ten o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman Charles M. Palmer Mid the roll being called the following members responded to their names to-wlt: L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright. C. M. Palmer, John T. O'Brien, Jf. B. Clawson, E. C. Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, C. H. Ackman, John Conley, Volney E. Brown, H. M. Turner, Frank B. McConnell, Frank May, S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, R. E. Haeger and Assistant Supr. J. D. Donovan constituting a quorum. The Clerk presented the call of tho Special meeting signed by more than one third of the members of the Board which was on roll call approved and placed on file. The records of the last preceding meeting were read and on motion approved. The report of the County Audit Company of Illinois covering an audit of the books of the County Officers for the last two years was presented to the Board. Supr. Haeger seconded by Supr. Turner moved that the report be referred to.the Fees and Salaries Committee for report. Said motion was approved. The Clerk presented Special Assessment Notice of first assessment being due In favor of the City of Woodstock, Illinois. It was moved by Supr, Freund and seconded by Supr. Wright that the full amount of the assessment as assessed against the County of McHenry including Interest totalling $172.00 be paid and the clerk be directed to draw an order on the County Treasurer for the aame, and the roll being called said motion was unanimously approved. The Committee on Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle submitted the Anual Appropriation to continue the work of eradication of tuberculosis In cattle for the ensuing year, to-wit: sufficient money in the Treasury of Mc- Total ; yr--•'•65.91 Henry County to meet and defray the Balance 6n hand, June 30, ItSO $664.00 ordinary expenses of the County, and * ' ~ ' Total $1,307.91 Respectfully submitted, ETHEL C. COE, County Super-' warrants to be drawn against the Coun- intendent «>f Schools. ty tax levied in the year of 1930 in the ' The Special Committee on Ehle Bridge way and manner provided by the Stat- >made the following report which was Stoain !£©*., uOw. Wi#e «te of this titate fcf the iasuin* nnd'pa rott ", XX m»ntr * Som». aids*. Osc«r , • disposing of warranty .^7 ~ ^ wit: tVw V. . it Is necessary at this time to provide a fund to meet nil such expenses by issuing and disposing of anticipation Its intersection with State of Illinois Bond Issue Route 173 near the south line of section 30 in the aforesaid Township, a distance of 8 1-2 miles more or less. 2. The highway extending westerly from its intersection Sate Aid Route 7 at Lalor's Corner on the south line of section 20* Township 46 North Range 7 East of the 3rd P. M. about one mile: thence southerly through section 30 in said Township to the south line of said section 30; thence westerly along the south line of said section SO and along the south line of section 25 Township 46, North Range 6 east of the 3rd P. M. and through section 26 in said Township to its intersection with State Aid Route 1 in the south east portion of section 27 Township and Range last aforesaid, a distanee of 4 1-2 miles, more or less. 8. The' highway extending southerly from the east quarter section corner of section 22 Township 45 North Range 6 East of the 3rd P. M., at Hartland Illinois to State Aid Roifte 15 at Hake's Corner at the south east corner of section 10 Township 44 North Range 6 East of the 3rd P. M.,v a distance of 4 1-2 miles more or less. 4. The Highway extending easterly from State Aid Route 11 at the center of section 33 Township 44 North Range 7 East of the 3rd P. M., to the south east corner of Section 35 Townsriip ana Range aforesaid: thence south one half mile; thence easterly along the south side of Crystal Lake to the west limits of the City of Crystal Lake, Illinois, near the center of the south west quarter of section t Township 43 North Range 8 East of the 3rd P. M-, a distance of 4 1-2 miles more or less. 5. The highway extending northerly from State Aid Route 20A at Schutt s Corners (so called) in section 3 Township 45 North Range 5 East of the 3rd P. M., to State of Illinois Bond Issue Route 173, at the northeast corner of the west half of the north west quarter of said section 3, a distance of 1-2 mile more or less. •U. The highway extending southeasterly on the east side of Fox River from its Intersection with State of Illinois Bond Issue Route 20 near the north Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the - Board of Supervisors: . Your Committee on Eradication of - Tuberculosis in Cattle would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That /there be appropriated the sum of Eleven Thousand ($11,000.00) or such amount as is necessary to continue tho work of said association from September 1st, 1930, to Sept. 1st, 1931. Your committee further recommends that this County continue under the present Area plan of handling the eradication of tuberculosis in cattle. AU~of which is respectfully submitted. . L. A. STOCKWELL, Chairman. V. E. BROWN A. H. HALE It was moved by Supr. Wright and seconded by Supr. Ackman, that appropriation be made and* on roll call Suprs. Stockwell, Wright, O'Brien, Clawson, Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman, Conley. Brown, Turner, McConnell, May, Freund, Hale, Haeger and Assistant. Supr. Donovan voted aye. Nays none. Motion carried. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and upon motion of Supr. Wright, seconded by Supr. Turner the same were referred to the proper Committees for report and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock for Committee Work. ' 1:30 O'CLOCK ». •. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members and Including John E. Harrison constituting a full Board. The Committee on Claims, County Poor made the following report which was on motion of Supr. Haeger and seconded by Supr. Hale unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen ot the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County P*»or 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 Connty Treasurer to the Claimants for the sev-' eral amounts allowed, to-wlt: Nunda-- A. 11. Hale, pension Mrs. Boyle, cash Brandt, Haas, Timm, carfare Mnulsby ..$$6J|9 F. W, Kruger. acc't Maulsby 7.35 west corner of section 36 Township 45,. Dr.. G. H. Pfluege^serv. Mrs., North Range 8 East of the 3rd P. M., - Meiswlekel 75.00 through said section 3ti and tliTough Geo. Kelsey rent. Jjouhj Brooks 26.00 tteutiou 1 Township 44 North liauige 8 Li. W, Gleske, mdae. R Xast of tfcs >r< 7. M-, and through Me* Dr. 0. & PfW»v«r. ssrv. 18.62 I* "JL2SZ • - . f. . •. •