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/ . - i -- V -7 «. i>" .V r, <Vftt . sp'v.' «f-" r %S2*. ^ . , if . "•' ' ^ «?s St r»'2* <&w PIS 'tz -V " ,*' ? jjjttgaiateaii m*V*m m --Sa&f ftte BOARb or swtRvteoRs, M-fffNTftV c&titfrV, ftllxoH m* THERljJFOR, be Is resolved by said • Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, that the above amount '.of Jll,524.88 of . the Motor Fuel. Tax of 1931, be used for the purchase of said right of way above mentioned, . and, that the County Clerk and the 'County Treasurer of said county are hereby ordered to make payment to the " above listed land owners .the amount opposite said names upon receipt of the money from the State of Illinois i Department of Finance for said pur- . • pose. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that R. D. Woods, County Clerk, is hereby /directed to certify a copy of this reso-' ; lutlon to the Department of Public "Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois, for its ap- . ,,%"ppovai for voucher. It was thereupon regularly imoVed by V- n.. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by >>'••Hupr. Conley that the above and fore- • going Resolution be adopted by this ..j Board and the roll being called t>uprs. '"J?., Stock well, Palmer, Clawson, Ktiecker, .V- Ackman, Conley, Turner, McConnell ahd ;< Ha eger voted aye. Suprs. .O'Brien, , * '.."Harrison, Freund, Hale and Asst. Suprs." • .Donovan and Rosenthal Vbted nay. v.'Motlon declared carried, . ^ , The following Resolution on Right. ra.1 fond was pre - settlement where a tile was placed across the road at the time of construction. We believe this road has j tperlt and that we have found a wav , to successfully "build this type of sur- ! facing • on hsavily gravelled roads, ' where It is not necessary to change the road grades. The Johnsburg Road, known as County M. F. T. No. 2, was inspected. The culverts were found to have been built and the grading under way. , At Richmond, Illinois, through the construction of State Bond Issue Route 173, the Committee found there would be some 3000 cubic yard's of excess dirt that could be loaded onto the County's trucks free of charge. It was decided to put said trucks on the work and widen the high narrow dangerous pike, near the Richmond Cemetery and also the narrow pike at the Townaehd farm, near. Route 173. It was also decided to widen the 30 inch diameter Culvert In the pike near the cemetery. If. was also decided to resurface the one-half mile Twin I^akes-Richmond road- and prepare it for asphalt-. top. It was. also decided to rergrade, widen the • narrow pikes and re-gravel, the north . etjd , of the - Greenwood-Stones Corner road. ' way. Vr^amFaddlUonar^dWw;: - ««h Ty °oT May** 1 ^ at^Vbod^JT r^-Wed and^read to the Board and oh ! T 6,Y?„±y At >oodstock' amotion of Supr. Ivueeker duly seconded •• v.* by' Supr..Ackman wis., refer red to the Your Committee estimates that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads until the July meeting of this Board an appropriation from the County Highway Tax Fund, levied in September 1331, in the sum of Nine Xbuusaftd Dollars ($9,000.00). A. H. HALF}, C. M. PALM13R - N;rv-' "v' ' •..Y . V. E. BROWN D. M. WRIGHT - • • ' • H. M. TURNER '. v. • Special Julv Meeting, . 1932 Th£JHonorable Board of of McHenry County, Illinois met 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' Tuesday, the 12th day of July, A. D. 1932, at ten o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman E. C. Hughes and the It was thereupon regularly moved bv roll being called the following members Supr. Ackman antf duly seconded- by responded to their names, to-w«:: Suprs. Supr. Freund that the report of the *"'* w "* " Committee on Roads and bridges be id opted by this Board and the roll being called said motion.was unanimously carried. -. ... . L., A. Stockwell, n. M. Wright, C- M. Palme r, J~o hn T. O'Bri. en, N. B. Clawson, K. C. Hughes, E. F.\ Kuecker, Chas. Aekrtian,, John Conley, V. E. Brown, John Harrison, H, M- Turner, S. H. Freund, A. II: Hale, and assistant Suprs. J. D- Donovan and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a Quorum. . \ The records of _1 the last preceding ery, supplies labor and ' machinery' and materials Committee on Roads and Bridges with power to act, to-wit: • BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County, Illi- QeneriLi T10'8' I hection 1 * -- .. That the highway that extends north- , Section 2 erly from Btate Aid Route 22 at Johns- J Section 3 burg, McHenry County, Illinois, through 'Section 4 ; Sections 18, J and 6, Township 45 North ! Sectlohs 5, 6 ... Range 9 East oil the Third P. M., and j Sectionsj 7. 10, il northerly through Sections 31, 30, 29, i Section 8 20, 17, 18 and 5 Township 46 North , Section 9 .; Range 9 East of the Third P. M., to the ' Section 1 i•'• -• • ..:"y ' County line between the Counties ojf! Section 13 Lake and McHenry in the State of Illi- * Section ll ^.-'1.,:: y ,• nols, 13 hereby made a State Aid Route, Section 15 • , subject to the approval of the State of .Sections 1«, II Illinois, Department of Public Works Section 17 and Buildings, as> provided by Law. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the County Clerk transmit two copies ot the above resolutions to said I>e- Dartment of Public Works and Build- InffS Engineer of Elgin, Illinois. Illinois, to audit, and pay bills charge lyslem of* RoS^a S? incK>xT'»"?nt on"n^k^s" weed^ which was on repairs and liatbior»"pt»> County rriachln- The Clerk presented and read a eomrounicatitrti ' from the Department - of Public Works and Buildings. Division•' of Highways together with forms nec- ' S-^vid^ *^ ^ Cotton aptssary for the auditing and accounting. tw, ~ of Road and tiridge, funds' whi,ch was TrI„l/°r n^nfh on motion duly nVnde and carried re- IfS" ^ ^ thf tw, 7 ferred to the Committee on Roads and ^ and read to the Board, to- Br"?B;C®r_ ,. ... , " "..I'-'.l*.. .. bott^br'..VtrMranifa 't*tort,.nM ; The Clerk presented and read a com- Balance Tfune 1, 1932 .;...;;...$63,278.23 n.unication 'from the D^pt, of -Agri- -ouL-^n.Orders, tnon. of June $£,623.1,1 culture, .State of, Illinois,, together with f.,.; : V : :" ' "' •- . . - - • rules arid regulations of said .Defiart-T.; v|27,756.12 , I . 1 AAmmounnnt irietc'eWfve'd' 'f" o r mon•th* 'o f" "Ju ne-- motion dttl*- made and carried referred Countv Treasurer's fees on M; * - 4:91 203.31 241.87 167.01 395.60 17S.49 126.15 194.68 616.47 to the Committee on Lands and Lots. InVritance tax . / ' . State's Attorney Luniiey addressed V, S: Lumlev. State's Attorney, .' the Board and stated that the Soriia Pedro and Ramona case . r .... family residing in MoHenry County i>e- J. T. O'Brien, inmates Co. Horn# ing poor persons were a charge upon I a.- C. Mackey, Hlley Assessor, V this County and In some way should be 1932 Dog Tax taken care of. He then presented a bill Oeo. Mallett, Coral Assessor, contracted by him for said family for 1932 dog tax .; groceries in the amount of 19.29 and c. F. Schroeder, Nunda Assessor. 1932 dog tax :....y>$.00 «.00 7#;80 ,14.00 .fsi'oo Total Expenditures ifay 6th $4,212.30 It was decided to repair the Crystal Lake-Grafton Park road with hot as- _ phalt a.nd gravel, by day labor. It was tnrough^Geo.^.N. Lamb, District i a]so decided that we buy about 3000 gallons Tuf-Tread (Mexican asphalt^ i99.99 per cent pure, 225 penetration) at price quoted 16o per gallon applied. On May 11th, your Committee in- | sected roads in the West and South parts of the County. Several dangerous- narrow places were ordered improved and on the-new patrol road in the Town of Riley, it was decided to grade up and graVel about two (2) miles an0 also to ask the land owners to move back the fences to their proper lines. TWo bills incurred in making a flU .to widen the road pike amounting to $4£.75 for driving truck were ordered paid. Total Expenditures May 11th t<2.75 On May 24th, your Committee inspected roads in the South part of the County and also Patrol Section 13 through Marengo Township. Several narrow bridges, where there had been The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report on the John Bridge, Boone and McHenry County ' Line, to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry ^ County, Illinois; j The undersigned members of the .Road and Bridge Committee for said County, would beg to report in the matter oif the repair of the John Bridge, on the Boone-McHenry County line, opposite Marengo Township, that we acting in conjunction with the Road and • Bridge Committee of Boone County, ordered said bridge be repaired as an t'inergency matter. That the County Superintendent of Highways, C. L. Tryon, reports to us that the work is satisfactorily completed. Which work consists of the ! accidents, were ordered removed and driving of five piles, placing a steel new pipe culverts installed; also the -beam under the southeast corner of the OLCOTT bridge near the Boone Caunty "bridge resting on three of the piles, line was ordered to be widened on the the construction of a new creosoted north side. lumber wing wall and removing the! complaint having been made that the "damaged portion of the concrete floor ~ -- (about 36 square feet) and replacing the same, that the cost for said work action on the same. A cussion was then had by of the Board as to whose liability this family was. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Haeger and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the bill of $19.29 for care of the Soma family be paid by McHenry County and that the County Clerk be directed to draw an order on the County Treasurer for the same and the roll being called said motion was unanimously adopted. State's Attorney Lumley again addressed the Board and stated that it was necessary at this time that an appropriation in the amount of $500.00 be made for his office for rent and other expenses to the September meeting of the Coupty Board. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Stockwell and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal that an appropriation of $500.00 be made t(\ the office of State's Attorney of McHenry County. And the general dls- H. F. Peteit, Co. Col., p4Tt the members 1931 County tax ........15,000.00 Wrn. T. Conn, Clr. Clk., June report 3,808.84 Lester Edinger, shf., June r«D. 2,321.06 Lester Edinger, shf. Fed. prls. 2,399.15 R. D. Woods, Co. Clk. June rep. .1,664.38 State of Illinois, engineers cost on route No. 3 663.13 111. Bell Tel. Co., com. on booth .61 Byron Orvis, Burton assessor,. 1932 dog tax 1T.00 C. M. Wright, Alden assessor, 1932 dog tax M,00 C. Hawthorne, Hebron assessor, 1932 dog tax 1M.00 John Hawley, Grafton assessor, . 1932 dog tax St.00 John Colllson, Richmond aa^ sessor. 1932 dog tax 68.00 H. M. Turner, Supervisor Hebron Inmates Co. Home ..v.. .. t.18 V. E. Brown, Supr. Dorr, In-.. mates Co. Home tl.04 tax list Treas 229.50 American Prtg. Co., prtg. Treas... 3.75 Chicago lnd. Home for Chll., ; care Co. children STt.3d Lester Edinger, transporting ' prisoners Ac 1 16.00 West I'n. Gas & El. C6., gas shf. 17.56 Hall &\Eckert, coal 158.61 Klrkman Ice Co., ice shf. 10.00 Schmidt 4 Becking, meat shf 120.56 Kckert & Bending, rndse. shf. ...J08J14 E. J. Field Hdw. Co., mdse. shf. .... 17.10 E. J. Field Hrd. Co., mdse. C^ H Hoesley's Bakery, mdse. shf Peter J. Freund & Son, labor C. House and shf, res ftiiBiiir* PASS ffflM# way Dedication* f..r the Swprovt State Aid Routes Number 7-4A MeHenry Countv. Illinois: •- S. B. St. 47 Worth of Woodstock State Aid Bouts 7 Trustees Hebron School per C. H. Nichols $25.00 Anna Slavin ...... 80.00 Howard Pierce 171.4ft Walter H. Woodbury -- 2 5 . 0 0 County Treasurers fee 5.68 2.80 94.89 36.76 Chas. A. Kuppe, drayaga^ov/still 20.00 Chas. A. Kuppe. drayagtjf jail ........ 2.00 $2*7.08 a, a, Bt. 60. Itett Aid Bout* 44 Nellie Johnson add. right of way 1,200.00 Martin Freund, add. right of way 112.00 County Treasurer's, fee 26.50 600 $1,338.50 'Stat* Aid moute 23, X. P. T. No. 8 E. M> Downs, damage irt full for ".sloping-hank south of fence, ,..,$100..00 Frank Miller-Est., coatm'oylnir.' barrt off right of way .i.. 60.00 3.0S Dr.'J. G. Mason, serv. Insanity Clara Behm Oiv H. w. Sandeetfe'serv. in^atilty Clara Behm • 6.00 Ethel Coe, exp. otiice' ...,^...13.09 111. Off. Sup. Co., mdse. gtip.. SoH':' 107,89 C. L. Tryon, sal. & exp. Sup. Hys. 302.7S County Treasurer's fee •LeRoy Clark, baililt Co. C-t 18.00 .. .. • • -- Sidney Corson, bailiff Gr. Jury ;\ . ;. ' ' $153.03 «-ann he It resolved by said R: Cairns, bailiff Cir. Ct. - Ill ^ * ' '• Co DV C^, toll shf. 59.30 193,1-32 be used for the pur^iase of satd Bojd Ei^Ci Ap. Shop, mdsei shfi '; .^ 2S,20,, right of way above mentioned, and, ^a!i ^2uJh> n'Sbt -watclt 2 weefc^-.i 7.66 , ' BE 1T FURTH'ER RESOLVED, that A.^H. ^tlale, _s.pl com Work ; -R,-.- jy' Woods, County Clerk, is- hereby P, l'~,'.Hamson,i spl cam ,-wSj^t"..^9.40- directed 'to certify a copv of this re?o- ' Jpu,"n^r( sj? 1 com ^ork' ;36.00. lotion to the. Department of .Public S. H; Freund, spV conV work ,8,1.00Word's and Builijings, Division of High- John. . conley. spl com work 5.go ways, Springfield. Illinois, for -it's ap- \olneyJ", Brown, spl coim wotk ...>-45.60 proval for voucher. . ; L. A. Stockwell, spl com jVofk . , . - U was thereupon regularly moved by V» * , ; • oo-uv . THKRBFOKE, be it reaoived t?y saia iVai.r?8'r,^ • 1 '« ' Bo?rd of '. Sftpervtatfni v of M-cHenry A» Co.»-serv,, & tolls t • Countv". Illinois, that'the above amount '% Vv •v'--r" ?6-56 of 11,778.61 of the Motor Fuel Tax "of roll being called said motion was unan- C. Ackman, Supr. Coral, Inmate* Imousuly adopted. Co. Home ! JoKh Conley, Supr. Grafton, The Committee on Elections made the following report which was on motion adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen: of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Elections would beg leave to submit the following list R. M. Beam, Seneca assessor, of Judges of Election as selected by the 1932 dog tax two Political Parties represented on the -- - - - Board together with the polling place of each district. * Riley--Polling place, Town Hall; Judges; L. A. Stockwell, Clio Anthony and Raph Metcalf. i^.51 Inmates Co. Home 39.06 S. H. Freund, McHenry, Inmates Co, 'Homef -40.79 A. H. Halp,~Supr. Nunda, m- - . mates Co. Home 48.47 V. S. Lumley, Sts. Atty. 1,713.00 Boone County, joint bridges 40.66 and $1.50 tel. bills • ' ,69.60 Chas. H. Ackman, spl com work' ....104.50 P. F. Rosenthal, spi com work 5.50 D. M. Wright, spl com work ........ :48.Rrt E. F. Kuecker, spl com work i69.30 John T. O'Brien, spl'com work ...~. 66.70 N. B. Clawson, spl com work ..•. 5.00 C. M. Palmer, spl com work . .......... 28.55 Harvard Herald, pub. Asst. lists 84.60 American Gas Munition Wka. gas guns 18.25 S. A. Rt. 11-21A M. F. T. No. 1-- Frank? D. Hayes Co. ... .............5,702.17 H. Ackman Harold Ewen Marquette Cement Mfg. .Co. Frank D. Hayesl Co. ..1,790.02 Marquette Cement Mfr <Jb. ...862.32 G. L. Tryon ,.„i,,»26.00 Herman Luedtke t.... 45.00 S. A. Rt. 22 Sec. 2 M. F. T.-- Marquette Cement Mfg. Co., ........408,00 G. L. Tryon .......130.35 Arcole Const. Co.v 9.110.21 Marquette Cement Mfg. Co 272.00 S. A. Rt 21-14A M. F. T. No. 1-- G. L. Tryon ...646."no City of Woodstock, eiec. lights:--.. 86.77 flene Crabtree, sal. Co. Ct. Rep., .100.00 Daisy V. Moore, sal. Ast. Sup. Schs 126.00 I^ester Edinger, allowance for car 100.00 Marian Edinger, cook, for prls 125.00 Philip Ev Blerdem&n, sal. clk. shf. 100 00 Vestie Muldoon, salary janitor - .120.00 Supr. Freund duly . seconded by Supr. Turner that * the resolution be adopted by thTV Board. And the roll being called said motion was unanimously carried. 7. t-.tken nff the rght of wav. V,"" instructed the County ^upp intendent of Highways to prepare A resnlutlon to add said road to the St: » : Aid System of Roads of McHen . County, and we recommend its passag^; The question* was brought up as V • whether the County's trucks anl' tractors were eo^•ered as to public 11% billty and property damage under tl# present policies, and It was decided tafc investisrate the matter. * The financial status of the McHenry County Highway tax fund Is as fol» V lows;. ' Balance on hand June 11, ltll |2,01S.4B* Additional appropriation. Jane 13*. 1932 9,000.«l Received from E. H. Hughes - ' 18 ft. 12 in. metat pijte to ' . < V . » widen1, culvert $11,043.8# ^es^ fexp^dlturea Jime l*, l»S2 291M; $10,762 » ; .« Lesf expenditures July 7, 1931 6.333.^ " Bal.-on hand J\ily'l2, 1931 419.0* Tour Coitimittee estimates that thetfte, ty Jilhg'iway Tax Fund, levied in Seffc >-,t '< temteer, 1931, in the sum of •f'i.OtfO.OOi >'•'•*•' "< •• -v-1' • ; C. M. PALMER a. w. hale ^ "%•, ^ "• H. 1tf. TURTS-ER „ v « , D. M. WRIGHT . 7 -•> 'i-h.:.'!- V. E. BROWN "Tt was' thereupon regulStfy Supr, Ackman, duly seconded by Supfc Kuecker that the report of the Con»« The Committee on Roads and Bridges made,the following report, to-wlt: . j Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undet-signed members of the - Road and Bridge Committee for said ...... _ -- ....^"tO.OO county, would beg leave to submit the road known as the Cemetery Road b<^» 60.00 following report; on the matters before ginning at the west City Limits ...1,716.00 them; I Woodstock, Illinois, in the South-weit That they met on June 13. after tho4*qUarter of Section 6. Town-"Of DorK. close of the County Board meeting, and |tft£nce westerly 2H miles more or leal tnittee on Roads and Bridges be adopteji by this Board and the roll being calleip said motion was unanimously carried^ The following Resolution creating if" State Aid Route recommended for awS proval by the Road and Bridge Cont» mittee was presented and read to thlf- Board, to-wit: r*' BE IT RESOLVED by the Board c£ Supervisors of McHenry County, Ill|» nois this 12th day of July. 1932, that the following described existing higll* way be made a State Aid Route: TW» i"" '• & .rv - Ethel Coe, Countv Supt. of I Schools, Institute Fund . 14.00 18.00 nnd materials is itemized as follows; 60 lineal feet white oak piles ....$12.00 4% cu. yd. gravel hauled & furn. 4.60 8 ft. 6 lit. I beam bolts and pins.. 1.00 6 sacks cement 2.70 ' SO board ft. creosoted plank 4.36 Gas. and use of machinery 4.64 Repairing bridge & moving pile driver to and from bridge 104.40 Total cost $133.60 We therefore recommend that the County Clerk draw orders on the County 'I'reasurer as follows and mail the same to the proper parties and submit a bill to Boone County, Illinois, for their jZed to have said repairs completed as proportionate share of the cost of said soon as was possible. labor and material according to the as- ; Complaints having been received that ksessed valuation of said Counting . of the contractors doing hlghwav work in McHenry and Boone; To-- l->ed Engle, 11 hrs. labor setting up pile driver Ed. Kiltss, 7 days 6 hrs. labbr $26.60 and $9.00 use truck Verne Kiltz, 7 days 6 hrs. labor ... Harry Fleming, 4 days 1 hr. labor 14.26 Ed. E. Anderson, 6 days 6 hrs. la. 19.60 .• i-. » • $ 8.25 36^60 26.60 Bal. on hand July 1. 1931:$66,180.61 H. F. PETEIT, Co. Treasurer. It was thereupon regularly moved by -- --^ - Mnrpne-n 1 Pnllin* nine* fitv Wall- soP>". Wright and seconded by Supr. JOHN bridge on the Boone-McHenry j J d Ellerv Renwlek John Kitchen ra,mer that the reI,ort be approved, line was in a dangerous condition, a j an(j e ' q Robb ' Motion declared carried. Marengo 2--Polling place, Kelley ! The following report of the County Garage; Judges, p. M. Wright, Harley Clerk on mother's pensions was pre- Deitz and O. J. McKeown. sented and read to the Board, to-wit: Dunham--Polling place, School House, July 6, 1932. Dlst. 128; Judges, C. M. Palmer, Louis State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss Peterson and Rav Bricklev. I, R. D. WOODS. County Clerk In and Chemung 1-- Polling place, Oa* Of- f°„Vh? County and State aforesaid, beg flee•- .Indues P E Whittleton C J IeaVe to report that Mothers Pensions vterck arid J. I ShieldshlU,tt0a' C- have been .granted to the following ,,, , _ . , named persons by the County Court of Chemung 2--1 oiling place, Engine said McHenry County, since January House, Harvard; Judges, J. T. O Brien, 12, 1932 F. E. Beck and Walter Johnson. Mar. Tw'p . Ruth Honslng, $36 per mo. Chemung 3--Polling place, Conn Graf. Twp., Frances Bergeneder, $36.00 Building at Chemung; Judges, JE. J. *i>er month. Burr, Marthena Hoyt and L. A. Doug- Dun. Twp., Grace Marshall $15 per mo. lass. Chem. Twp., Maletta Peters, $25 per mo. Alden--^Polling place, Town Hall: ^,c?" mo- Judires, N. B. Clawson, Garrett Fitl- 1{ic'imond TWP. Bessie B. Dargerald and F. C. Bottlemy. r<?_w' per month. „ „ , ... , Richmond Twp., Georgia V. Brennan, Hartland--Polling' place, ShurtlelTs J30 ,)er nionth Store; Judges, E. C. Hughes, D. H. Chem. Twp., Emma Grady, $25 per mo. Desmond and Chas. Murray. Bur. Twp., Mary L. Harms, $25 per mo. Seneca--Polling place, Town Hall; -- Judges, E F. Kuecker, Dan Kanaley vr meeting was held on May 31st. 1932, to gether with the Road and Bridge Com- 1 mittee of Boone County, at site of satd bridge. One of the concrete wing walls had caved and fallen into the stream on the 22 foot span bridge, leaving one corner of the bridge without support. The matter of constructing a new bridge j was discussed and It was brought out that the County Line road is Undfer consideration by the State for a new concrete road. It was decided to repair the present bridge by driving piles and ! placing a beam under the corner and i the County Superintendents of Highways of the two Counties were author- --Max Wilson, 50 lineal feet white oak piles 12.0o A. Gates White Co., 6 sacks cement 2.70 Frank Anderson, 4 % cu. yards gravel furnished and hauled .... 4.60 Treasurer McHenry County (Ro; this County were hiring labor from out side of the County and even from outside the State, your Committee met at Woodstock, Illinois, on the 3rd day of June witth Mr. Squires, assistant District Engineer of Elgin, Illinois, to discuss the matter. It was decided to have / the State call a conference with the ianii 'R, M. Bean. varipus contractors for June 6th. 1982 Coral--Polling place, Village ' Hall; at Woodstock. Illinois, to come to an agreement on the matter of hiring Mc- - >»*, fund) for 90 board feet creosot!#®- plank, 8 ft. 6 in. I beam bolts and pins, gasoline, and use of machinery on Job Henry County labor. ' On June 6th, your Committee met at Woodstock. Illinois, together with Mr. Squines, AssistiUU Engineer of Elgin, Illinois, Erick Hollander, superintendent for S. J. Groves & Sons Company, contractor on State Bond Issue Routes 60 1 Otto Sahs. Judges, Chsa. H. Ackman, J. T. Srill and H. J. Miller. Grafton--Polling place, Village Hall: Judges, John Conley, H. F. Heineman and Louis Baumgartner. Dorr 1---Polling place. Room under County Clerk's Office in Court Hous«»; Judges, V. E. Brown, John Higgins and Nunda Twp., Alta Kidney, $15 per mo. , All of which is respectfully submitted, j R. D. WOODS, County Clerk. It was > thereupon regularly moved by A&St. Supr. Donovan and duly seconded -by Supr. Hale that the report be approved. 'Motion declared carried. Total t... $133.60 A1J of which is respectfully aubrrfttted. C. M. PALMER H. M. TURNER A. H. HALE - V. E. BROWN D. M. WRIGHT State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss t, the undersigned approve the above '"report of -costs of materials and labor. C. L. TRYON, Co. Supt. Highways, McHenry County, Illinois. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. Donovan and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that the report be adopted by this Board and the roll being called said motion was unanimously currted. 16.OO and 67: Frank D. Hayes, contractor on M. F. T. Section .1 at Union, Illinois; E. M. Melehan of Algonquin, Illinois, contractor on Route 173; State's Attorney V.» S. Lumley; A. W. Hilberg and B. Bollman, representing Union Labor. The contractors agreed to hire McHenry County labor to the fullest extent possible, men with fartjilies in need, to be given preference. The union , representatives stated that they would | Dorr 2--Polling place, Police Magistrate's Office in City Hall; Judses, Ed. Gerry, Lester Grlffing and Harry Hobbs. Dorr 3---Polling place. Room under Circuit Clerk's Office in Court House: Judges, W. Fish, A. Schroeder and Foul McNett. Dorr 4--Polling place, Abbott's Shop at Ridgefield; Judges, Chas. Splinter, Ernest" Knilans nnd Walter Reed. co-operate and were interested in getting all the work possible for McHenry County men at a living wage. Mr. Squires stated that McHenry County men shoulud be given the road work in the County; that the State was interested in having only first class Greenwood--Polling pl.ice. Town Hall; .Wright John E. Harrison, Supr. from Greenwood Township addressed the .Board and stated that he thought it would <be possible for Poor Persona residing within the County to receive free Government flour and that he would move at this time that a committee of three be appointed by this Board to take charge of said matter and to meet with the Red Cross officials as to the procedure in securing the same. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Ackman and unanimously carried. The Chairman then appointed to act aa such cotnmittete Suprs. Brown, Freund and audited and paid bills for patching the Crystal Lake-Grafton park asphalt road, labor on materials to the sum of $291.38 and charged same to Patrol Section 16-18. Your committee again met on the 28th day of June at Richmond, 111., to view the construction of the *4 mile of asphalt road on the Twin Lakes road. This Improvement had been asked for through the Richmond Community Club and ' Is a heavy traffic road. Through the construction of State Bond Issue Routes 173 and 60 and 61 the town* of Richmond no longer has much State Aid Road and it was suggested that rather than lay out other All, qf which is respectfully submitted, ^tate Aid Roads their usual share of h> A., STOCKWELL ...-'..^he money be used to improve the road .- - '..to Twin Lakes. Early in May the road ®- If- ifc'as re-graded to a flat top 30 feet wide, p M. \\ RH.HT • ("are was then taken not to disturb the V. E. BROWN 0]j road bed on the middle 18 foot por- It was thereupon regularly moved by tion but the ditches were deepened and Asst. Supr. Donovan and duly seconded shoulders raised and widened. Then by Supr. Turner that said report be the roart wa„ regraded about 3 Inches adopted by this Board and the roll be- ,jeep and so feet wtae. Then, in June ing called said motion was unanimously a row of pliea 0f gravel 2 cu. yds. to carried. each 11 feet of road were placed on The Committee on Claims County one shoulder. This gravel was purpose- Poor .made the following report to-wit: jy very coarse, crushed stone obtained from a near by gravel pit all the sand and fine gravel screened out at the r™r Crushing Plant, many stones were the slie of a fist. On June 27th all the loose gravel that had not packed was Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Claims would beg leave to report that they have examihed all claims presented to them, and j-ecommend Ue pay- graded to one side of the road nnd the piles of coarse material graded to the center and shaped 3 Inches d-ep and 18 . feet wide, by means of the 60 eaterallowed, as pniar tractor and big grader. June 28th the gravel was covered with asphalt About three-quarters of a gallon to the aq. yd. by means of a distributor or tank truck sprinkler. Then the gravel was graded back and forth several times Until the stones were covered with asphalt and the road was then shaped up airoin to 18 feet wide and another coat of asphalt about H gal. to the sq. yd.j was applied. On June 29 the road was rolled once over with a 10 ton roller, the rolling, being done while It was cool, starting at 4 o'clock A. M. Then a light coat of pea gravel was applied Just enough being swept in with brooms to fill the voids; then another H gal. per sq. yd. of .asphalt was applied and a heavier coat of pea gravel -.was put on as a cover coat and Immediately rolled. Ort June 30 the road was again rolled and additional pea gravel put on spots that showed black ment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts follows, to-wit: Algonquin-- ^ V Dr. A. V. Lindberf, KUfc* , Karpas 1..... . . . . . . . . . . -- 4 . 0 0 Nunda-- Jacob Justen & Sons, burial Kd .. Raven and Smith baby - *6.50 Dr. W. H. Newton, serv. MrsK Andrew Soma 88.00 Woodstock Hospital serv, Mf*» Andrew Soma ........... 61.00 Greenwood-- . . J. E. Harrison, aerv. Ura. Andrew Soma ,. '48.50 Farmers Store, mdse. Mrs. Andrew Soma 16.63 All of which is respectfully aubfhltted. JOHN T. o BRIBN ' J. E. HARRISON 6 R FRPlUNn CHAS. H. ACKMAN D M WRIGHT to State Aid Route 26. . t BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED thA§ two copies of this resolution be seat by the County Clerk to the State §tt Illinois Department of Public Wort* and Buildings for their action thereon. It was thereupon regularly moved ttjr Supr. Ackman and duly seconded Iflf Supr. Kuecker that the Resolution ))• adopted by this Board. Motion declarr ed unanimously carried. : ? ,, Supr. Ackman, chairman of the Cortf!: mittee on Right of Way addressed t»(» Board upon the call of the Chairmafc and stated that he had been informflp by Frank T. Sheets, Chief Highway Ei|^ gineer that the State of Illinois wefj| anxious to have the different Countiap present a report on additional roadHI needed, to be built out of the third a|i lotment of Gas Tax refund. A gejk» eral discussion was then had by tn# Board on this subject. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman arw duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker th*fc this matter be referred to the Road an|t Bridge Committee of, this Board to coip?» suit with the Suprs. of McHenry Couijjf ty as to different roads needed and re* port back to the Board. Motion d#* clared carried. There being no further business tfc.- come before this meeting it was ther#-" upon moved by Supr. Wright and dulJP seconded by Supr. Turner that the Boat* adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. , EARL c HUGHES. Chalrmafl Attest: R. D. WOODS, Clerk. will be necessary for the care of tHp. McHenry County Patrol System or Roads until the next meeting of th|» board an appropriation from the Cou«- Special August Meeting, 1932 It was thereupon regularly moved by At 4:00 o'clock June 30th the road was Su»r. Hale and duly seconded by Supr- opened to traffic. Exnct costs are hard Kuecker that aaid report was unanimously carried. to determine as the work was carried on In connection with the gpfid'ng and The Honorable Board of SupervisoCJ of McHenry County ' met In BpeciB Session pursuant to a call signed more than one-third of its members 4V the Court House in Woodstock. Illinois^ on Tuesday, the ninth day of .\ugu3t,' A. D. 1932 at ten o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order hJT. the Chairman, E. C. Hughes, and tlMk roll being called the following membefll responded to their names, to-wit: L. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmefc , J. T. O'Brien, N. B. Clawson. E. <Bi Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ac! man, John Conley, V. E. Brown, H. Turner, F. B. McConnell Frank May H. Hale and Asst. Suprji, Judges, J. E. Harrison, Joe Booner and Claude Mlchnlck. - Hebron--Polling place, , Town Hall; Judges, H. M. Turner, E, A. Mead, and Mantis Begun. Richmond--Polling place, Memorial Hall; Judges, F. B. McConnell, J. B. The Committee on Road and Bridges ma<|^ the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board 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 they met on the 28th day of J April, 1932, at Richmond, Illinois, to try out the New Ryan 12 foot leaning frame grader, recently ordered. We' were well satisfied with its performance and its was found to be as represented and like the one seen at Rockford. Illinois, except that the large gears behind the circle were not inclosed. To Inclose these gears would cost about $100.00 and the Illinois Road Builders Supply Company agreed to drop $100.00 off the price of the grader, making the price of same $1400.00. It was decided to accept the grader on behalf of McHenry County and an order was drawn In favor of the Illinois Road Builders Company in the sum of $1400.00 in full payment of said machine. The matter of surfacing with asphalt, the half mile of road leading toward Twin Lakes from State Bond Issue Route 60 one mile north of Richmond was discussed, and the proposed road was inspected with that in view. Your Committee again met. on the 3rd day of May, 1932, to inspect the • County's State Aid System of Roads and plan the season's work. The Asphalt road along the south shore of Crystal I^ake leading to Grafton Park was inspected. This toads, has been built about three years ago by the Lake Development Company, one mile in length, helped by the Towns of Grafton and Algonquin, paying about $3000.00 toward the cost of same. The Laka Development Company to maintain same for; a period of three years. Said road 1s now a State Aid Road, under the County's jurisdiction, and the three years maintenance period ' is now up. Both ends of the road were in fairly good condition, but the central portion was full of holes and In very bad condition. Mr. S. A. Love, of the Tuf- Tread Corporation of Chicago, Illinois was present and advised that these holes be patched and the entire road be given a coat Of hot asphalt and covered with pea gravel. It fcas decided to patch the holes as soon as weather permitted. At McHenry the one-half mile asphalt road built by the County last year was inspected aod found to be in. good conwork performed and would have to re- J Richardson and John Coliison. quire skilled and experienced workmen ~ •• • -- '» on the important parts of the work. The matter of insurance, on the County road workers for the ensuing year was discussed and it was decided to award the "County Road Workers Compensation and Public Liability insurance to J3. H. Lines of Hebron, Illinois, agent for the U. S. Fidelity & Guaran-* tee Company. Your Committee again met on the 7th day of June, 1932 at Woodstock, Illinois to audit and pay bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads as a whole, including repairs and labor on County machinery, supplies, labor and machinery and materials: General Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 Sections 5, 0' --.. Sections 7, 10,'ll. ^r.-- Section 8 Section 9 Section 1& Section 13 Section 14. Section 15 ..t Sections 1 11 Section 17 i. $1,125.51 74.82 141.69 196.35 186.00 960.51 • tt 3>8 • 46948 185.00 189.40 506.66 $94.20 .. 11768 104.80 813.11 Total expenditures June 7, 1082 $5,037.29 It was decided to orde^ a carload-of Tuf-Tread asphalt for the Richmond, Illinois-Twin Lakes road, same to be Mexican cut back asphalt penetration 85 at 60 degrees temperature, a-t 13c per gallon applied on the road with supervision, and proceed tn construct the road with a three inch asphalt coating eighteen (18) feet wide, by day labor and using the County's men and equipment. It was also decided that the County Superintendent of Highways be empowered to have the patrol road through the Town of Riley, resurveyed, so that the fences can be moved back to the proper lines. The cost of the Job to be $100.00. The "financial status of McHenry County Highways Tax Fund are as follows: Balance on hand Apr. #6, 1932 $1,718.02 Additional appropriation, Apr. 'and that Supr. Freund be appointed 26th ; 11,000.00 j committee of one on arrangements. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Burton---Polling place, .Town Hall; Judges, Frank May, Joseph G. Wagner and Jos'. Lay. McHenry 1--Polling Place, 'WToodman Hall at Ringwood; Judges, Peter Freund Jr., Clqvton Harrison & Mat. N. Schmidt. McHenry 2--Polling place,. Town Hall; Judpes, Wm. Simes, Wm. J. Welch and Fred Nichols. McHenry 3--Polling place, Colby Building in McHenry; Judges, S. H. Freund, M. A. Conway and Henry J. Miller. Nunda 1^--Polling place, Anderson's Garage. Barreville; Judges, Wm. Hansen, R. E. Knox and T. W. Ames. Nunda 2--Polling place, Town Hall at Crystal Lake; Judges, F-_ W, Covalt, W. B. Rice' and Nell Doherty. Nunda 3--Polling place, I. O. O. F. Bldg. in Crystal Lake; Judges, A. H. Hale, Earl Bryant and Paul'J. Doherty. Algonquin 1--Polling place, Algonquin Village Hall; Judges, S. W. Bond. Arnold Duensing and Frank Dvorak. Algonquin 2--Polling place, Crystal Lnke Council Rooms; Judges. John White, A. Ernest Schroeder and Wm. Malone. - Algnnquin 3--Polling place, Cary Village Hall; Judges. E.. W. Meyer, N. B. Kerns and Paul Wium- Algonquiun 4--Polling place, Fo* River Grove Village Hall; Judges, Hrvin L. LeGros, John Putta and John Haizman, * --- Afronquin 5--Polling place, Jloiler Room in Dlst o. 47; Judges, Paul Rosenthal, P. IE. ' Bertram and H. H. McCollum. Ail of which is respect fullf iUhHriUted. . N D M. WRIGHT. , v. N. B. cLawson .• v JOHN T. O'BRIEN* JOHN CONLEY Mrs. Walkup, President of the McHenry County Home Bureau addressed the Board and gave a brief outline of matters pertnlning to thel£ organisation in McHenry County; Supr. Brown addressed tljle Board and brought up the' proposition 'of a County Picnic for the Suprs. and officers of McHenry County and further stated that he would move at this time that the County Board sponsor a picnic V. E. Brown, Supr. from Dorr Township addressed the Board and stated that as Chairman of the purchasing committee the question of additional shelving anu cases for the records oT the Circuit Clerk to be placed in his office was brought before said Committee and "they had secured "blue prints on said matter and would now present tlte same, to the County Hoard for tlielr instruction. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Freund Uiat the. mat* ter of additional equipment for the Office of the Circuit Clerk of McHenry County be referred to the purchasing cbmmittee of this Board giving thefn full power to act. And the roll being called said motion was unanimously adopted. Supr. Ackman, chairman of the Committee on Right of Way addressed the Board and stated 'that there were several property owners from Algonquin, Village present et this ' meeting that wi>re' interested In receiving their allotments on right of Way, but that due to a previous Resolution adopted by this Board; It was impossible to pay out right of way hioney until the Contract for said improvement had been let by the State and approved by the County Board. A general discussion The committee on fees and aalftrlea made the following report, to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Poard of Supervisors: Your Committee on Fees and Salaries to whom was referred salary reductions for county employees would beg road was as follows: leave to submit'the following report on 7815 sral. of Mexican base cut back • the matters before them: asphalt at 13 per gal., applied $1015.95 The following matters having been 472 cu. yds. of coarse stone, brought to the attentton of the under- at 65c per yd. ....^.....806.10 * 91H cu. yds. pea sise gravel traveling of the mile of roati west from j H. Freund, ,A. Supr£ Richmond to Route 173 on Patrol Sec- J; D. Donovan and F. F. Rosenthal car»p tion 5-6 and the north end of the Stones jstitutlng a quorum, _ .St Corner-Greenwood Road, because only The records of the Special Joy the certain siie of gravel was screened out of the crusher run material. The cost of the nsphalt portion of the sismfd Committee since the June meeting of the Board of Supervisors your Committee respectfully recommend the adoption of the same ^to-wit: That the same salary reductions./** approved at the June meeting of this Board apply to clerks of the Board ©f- Review and that the car allowance for the Sheriff of McHenry County be raised from $75.00 to $100.00 per month and that all readjustments previously approved. together with this report takq effect as of July 1st. 1932. • All of which is resixvtfully submitted. A- H. HALE. Chalrmafc ? tp. ROSENTHAL F. KUECKBR D. M.'WRIGHT *:' . V E. BROWN .. chas.. h. ackmam : • It wmm thereupon re«ulat9jt ssovert by Supr- Turner and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer that the above and foregoing report be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called said motion was unanimously carried.* The following communication from C. L, Tryon, County supt. of Highways, was presented and read to the Board, to-witi •* Woodstock. TH., July .11, 1982. To the 6oard of, Supervisors' Of McHenry County, Illinois: Gentlemen: My term of office as County Superintendent of Highways has expired since your laet meetine, and-under the l;iw vou should name from 8 to 5 can- In place .....124.05 men and grading outfit 1H daya at $35 per day 6$.M men, and roller 3 days Incl. J taking it from Wood stole to ' Richmond there being no charge for use of> same except gas and oil M.60 men spreading and sweeping in pea gravel 1 day 14.00 [meeting were read and on motion proved. John T. O'Brien. Supr. of Chemung Twp. addressed the Board and state# that he had received a communication from Lee C. Cornwell, Highway Co missioher of Chemung Twp., stati that the said Mr. Cornwell did desire to take the examination f County Superintendent of Highway^ and suggested that George Mllliganii name be substituted in place of hi%.~ Supr. O'Brien then moved that thj name of George Milllgan be submitted to the State Dept. in place of Lee Corrfc well. Said motion was duly secondep by Supr. Freund and unanimously ca»> ried. was then- had by the Suprs. and the State's Attorney upon this question. didates to take the examination for the of Claims office. Article 3, Sec. 8 -- Road and Bridge Laws of Illinois, provides that The Clerk presented--lists against the County together with several communications from the State of Illinois, Department of Public Works and Buildings and two Resolutions and on motion of Supr. Wright duly seconded by Supr. Ackman, the same were referred to the proper committee for report and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. M. for committee work. 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present same members and including Supr. Frank B. McConnell of Richmond Township. Total $1,561.50 In the fall the final or carpet coat of *4 gal. of asphalt per square yard and about 60 cu. yds pea RTavel will need to be used and depressions or Inequalities in the surface built up» afte* Which It should be good for many years at very' little expense. Ypur committee again met at Woodstock on July 1 and allowed estimate No. 6 on the Union Job M. F. T. No. 1. We then Inspected the Johnsburg Job M. F. T. No. 2 which is'nearing completion and also inspected the Richmond- Twin Lakes asphalt road. The east shoulder of the asphalt road appeared a little too -hi^h and there .was >some places where the center is low. This is no doubt caused through.the piles of coarse gravel being on that side and traffic was confined to the other side and wore the road down unequally. A better appearing job could be secured if the traffic was entirely excluded frort the road during the placing of all the material; however its riding qualities were excellent, and we now believe that this type of road has a place as an excellent farm to market you should submit said list to the road, good enough for all practical pur- State Department of Public Works and poses for all except the niain traveled Buildings, the old officer holds over, thorofare roads carrying many heavy until re-appointed or his successor i« trucks. appointed. Yours respectfully, C. L. TRYON, Co. Supt. of Hwys. After the reading of the communication the Chairman in compliance witfc Article 3, section 8, of the Road and Bridge Law of Illinois asked'/or nom 4. Your committee again met on the 7th day of July and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads as follows: BiUs of a general nature chargeable to the McHenry County machinery supplies and labor and material for Coun1 The Committee on Claims, L#bor Fees and Supplies made the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and ^.Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your 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 be directed to issue orders on the inatlons of Individuals to submit to the, ty tool houses to a total of $503.82 State Department, the following names Bills chargeable to the various patrol were submitted by the several Suors. sections of the county patrol system or of this Countv. C. L- Tryon, Pay roads for l$bor and-material at rates Wright, Lee Cornwell. John McNamara, heretofore approved by this board were * The report of the County Treaaurt# for the month of' July was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: County Treasurer's Xeport, August Balance July 1. 1932 - ... $(6,1*0.61 Pd. out on order month of July 87.759 8j 1S3.4* 160* ... 66. 10* u.o# s«.o4 ll.oi and J. F. Wilson. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. SUpr. Donovan and seconded by Supr. Kuecker that the names aa submitted be approved and ordered certified to the State Department of Public Works and Buildings. Motion, declared carried. The following resolution on right of way Routes 4.7 60, and 22 was present- County Treasurer to the Claimants for ed and read to the Hoard, to-wit: Less expenditures Apr. 28th Less expenditures May 6tli .. 1*689 |9rp9n9lflrefl dQIIC inl $12,718.02 | Palmer and unanimously adopted. ... 1,400.00 1 There beinar no further business to .... 4,212.30 come before this meeting it was there- 42.76 j upon moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly ..... 6,037.29 [ seconded by Supr. Haeser that this I Board adjourn. Motion carried. There- $10,692.34 I upon the Board adjourned dltlon, aot a single break. oaly a slight Balance on hand June IS, 1M2 Attest--R. D. (the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Frank Thornber * Co., supplies Co. Officers ....... .$70.1$ Callagan & Co., law book -- 7.50 Lawyers Co. Op. Pub. Co., law books Woodstock Sentinel, prtg. Bd. Rev. and Supr. Notice Crystal Lake Herald Pub. Co., prtg. tax list Treas. Richmond Gazette, prtg. tax » 7.10 . 16.00 .286.20 Resolution WHEREAS, there is now available for the use of McHenry County. Illinois, out of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1931-32 the sum Of $1,778.61 and. WHEREAS, it is permissible under said Motor Fuel Tax I,aw, approved March 25. 1929, to purchase Right of Way for the improvement of State AW Roads, and, WHEREAS, the Right of Way Committee of the Board of Supervisors of audited and paid aa follows: Section 1 .... Section t .......... Section S Section 4 Sections 5, 6 Sections 7, 10, 11 Section 8 ...... Section 0 Section 11 ........... Section IS ..!._.'i&n Section 14 T~-~, Section li ; ii...- Sections 16, 18 Section 17 ...... ' " .,..$! 8,ISO.8[, Amounts reoeived for month of July* Emll Welin. adm. estate of Nels Johnson.-inheritance ta* ...f Jos. N. Schmidt, McHenry assessor. 1932 dog tax J. T. Kitchen. Marengo assessor 1932 dog tax 111. Bell Tel. Co.. com. on booth Co. of McHenry, highway fund Township of Hartland. highway fund R. E. Haeger, Algonquin Super. , Inmates Co. Home (May) .... L. A. Stockwell. Rllgy Super. Inmates Co. Home (April and May) State of Illinois, Motor Fuel Tax, right of way .».1...43,t9#.0I H. F. Peteit, Co. Col. pt. 1931 tax general fund -- 10.000.0# From supervisors, inmates Coun- y ty Home SCS.Ss Carl T. Madson, ext. estate of Rob't Uecke. inherittance tax 1.566.7# W. F. Conway, ext. estate of * Mary Lunny, inheritance tax 637.St " A' Bal. pn hand Aug. 1. 1932 $14 453.21* H. F. PETEIT, Co. Treas. y> It was thereupon regularly- moved b# Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supt Freund that the report of the Counj» ty Treasurer be approved and place! on file* Motion declared unanimously carried. "i.l' • ^ •VV-' - .•* . .. V.:" Total ; „ . The matter of a new State Aid Road from Woodstock west past the Fox Farm was diso-ussed. It was stated that the Town of Seneca would secure ... rilght of way to straighten" the road R. D. WO^S. Clerk. • . ~~Ust.-Ti^as. k 56.80 McHenry Caup.t^. JjUnqjjfrJwve secured and fences nioved back arid £ARL C. irUGJElE3, Chslfmaa. Wdodatoclt Eve. /purnal, prtff- the signatures to tSe fonowlng Hlgh- the arttflelsl pond at the Fox farm The Committee on Roads and Bridge# "*ade the following report, to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of tMS $ 61.00 Board of Supervisors, McHenry Couni- 439.22 tv. Illinois: 215.46 The undersigned members of the R 144.12 and Bridge Comtnittee for said Count ; 1,939 02 would bee leave to submit the folio 255.44 ing report on the matters before the 982.11 That thev met on the 21st J.iy 148.13 July; 1932. "at Crystal Lake. Illinois. 125.00 the matter of re-surfacing the Crys 638.86 Lake-Graf ton Park" asphalt road but , 313.90 three years ago by the Lake Develop- ,, 136.25 Trent Company, which is now a Stat 7~172.1S Aid Road. Owing to the intensive w ..••••:'262.82 to which the road is being put at thi -- (season of the vear. it was decided t $6,333.23 close one half of the road at a tiro while the. work was progressing Th road which is one ll) mile long, an twenty-four (241 feet wide was covei with hot asphalt one-half the surfa< :it a time and then immediately cov» ered with a coat o* pea grave! The oast wss ss f . M", • Si " Hi:.. .* • 1 * ' * . ; •:A#r " i " •"*