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•,vv-' „* . • ' *' ^ 1; ~ ' ,, v **-*«' |>^;';» y^^V' A Commilti'r from the Woodstock Public Hospital, appeared before the Board and requested that .some action be taken on the payment of the Andrews and Poe bills. A general discussion was then had by the Board 011 said subject. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Turner and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that the discussion on said matter be continued until the afternoon session and that the State's Attorney be requested td.'advise the Board at that time. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. O'Brien and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. Donovan that the Resolution adopted in the Special February .meeting 1932 with respect to the transfer of Paupers to be voted out and that the several overseers 01 the Poor in their respective townships be governed entirely by thfe State Pauper Act. A vote W3is then taken oh Svi pf. Turner's motion to copt.inue said matter until the afternoon session, which was declarMl carried and- the matter continu <-d. ' ' > : The Committee on Licenses made the following report which on •motion' of Asst. Supr. Donovan and. duly seconded' by Supr. Wright ws^s declared-' unanim o u s l y a d o p t e d , t o - w i t ; ' - .Mr. .ChaiY-tnah. and Vj.-ntlvmen of . tlie ' Roprd of Supervisors:" • Y<j>7ir- Cqninrittee on' C-ioeftsej^ would beg leave to submit; t-hi? followi port on th?. matters before theiii: Your Committee ifcis investigated the following applications for' Beer Licenses during, the preceding month, and beg leave to report that Licenses have been granted to tile same, to-wit • No. 7S--Kate Sheldon (issued 10 ' replace Class B license No. 13) Class A . .. $ 5.11,1 No. 80--Frank J. Roslnski Class A ,17 50 No. 81-- Raymond 'Clark. *Clas6 A 17.50 ! All of which is respectfullysubmitted, i J. f? STEVENS.. Chairman. V. E. BROWN CHAS. H. ACKMAM . <5. A. DODD •' •: THE BOARD OF SUPEltVISORS, McHENRY COUNTY, ILT.TWOI: fc------ II iTll '• The Committee oh Roads and Bridges made the following report. to-Wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the - Board of Superisors, McHepry Coun- • ty, Illinois: - * The undersigned members" of the Road and Bridge committee for said County, would beg leave t() submit the following report on the matters before them. That we met on August 14, 16 and 29th to inspect the road work being done at Harvard, I'nion ajvd Ridgefieid, Illinois, also the patrolled roads in the vicinity of Pistakee Bay and the lit- Henry-Crystal' Lake Road, complaints having been received that they were rough and dusty and in a deplorable condition. Your committee , found that the complaints were exaggerated and that the roads-were in the same condition as the other roads in the .Count>; V'ith like intensity of traffic, and due to the long spell of dry weather together with the fact that -4^s money is available for their care, necessitat ins only half time for the road patrolmen. Your. committee believes that the roads could be kept smoother with new heavy machinery hut the money would have to be borrowed to pay for same, which we do not favor being done at this time. On August 29th we audited and ordered paid bills for labor on the Ridgefieid road. Section 4, M. F. T., to the sum of $83.39 out of the motor fuel tax funds. Some' of the workmen • were -withoutfunds and reported to be living 'on dry bread. That we met at Woodstock, Illinois, on the 8th day of September 1933 and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol system of roads as a whole including supplies and repairs for County owned machinery and labor at the County tool house to the amount of $$""• Bills chargeable to the various Sections of the McHenry County Patrol system of roads, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved- by this board, were audited and ordered paid as follows: $ 421.20 131.22 •. -181.04 124.72 205.66 ., , 11&.00 223. '.'1 117.40 r 1>09.21 ................. 393.01 -209.50 246.14 106.30 ?...:> 131.17 392.55 Section 1 .1. ., Section 2 Section 3 Section 4 . Sections 5, 6 ....w... Sections 7. It) Section 8 1. Section 9 Section 11 !.... Section 12 Section 13 Section 14 Section 15 Sections 16, 18 Section 17 • Total $4,595.92 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax Funds as follows: Road north of Union, 111., Section 3-15D . ..$5,506.35 on "contract Road south from Ridgefieid, Section 4, M. F. T. $720.33 labor & mat. Road south from Harvard, section 5 M. F. T $472.04 labor & mat. Road south of Crystal Lake, Sec. 6 M F. T. $ 31.50 engineering Road south from Greenwood, Sec. 7 M. F. T $156.00 engineering On the Crystal Lake-road south along the railroad tracks to Route 19, .known as Section 6 M. F. T. trouble is developing with the Railroad company over the proposed route recommended by the State Division of Highways , and your Committee has asked for an appointment with the railroad officials to try and iron out same. Ignoring the balance in the County Highway funds which were tied up in closed banks last March, the status of the said funds is as follows: Expenditures previously reported, out of fund levied September 1932, ........ $2.0J00,on 2,349.Ml 1,710.23 1,000.00 2,309.2!s 1,500.00 1,897.97 3,813.S6 .. $2,000.49 March 8, li'33 April 7. 1933 . May 8, 1933 ... May 24, 1933 ... June 7, 1933 ... June- 12, 1933 . July 7 1933 ... August 5. 1933 March 8, 1933 . $21,177.04 . Appropriated to vise of Committee for • County Patrol System of-'roads out of County Hifchway Tax fund levied in September 1932 as follows:. April meeting 1933 $7,000.00 June meeting, 1933 t>,00'(i.00 July meeting, 1933 10,00<I,.00 .- .' "" $23,000.00 Received by County Treasurer for road fund, from town of Marengo for. pulling out of creek, 516 cu, yards gravel : , $103.20 Received f; om town of Riley for rental of heavy grading outfit 22.25 Received from Town of McHenry for 44 ft;'of 15 in. metal < \ilvert 50.00 fteceived from ("has. H. Ackman * for pilece of used belt 2.50 r Itecei'ved from State Dept.' of Ft-' V-nance refund on gasoline udjed In tractors: •-v- Claim No.i B-221 477 ... . .. . " . .. ' 1 T.'il Claim No. B-223157 35.55 Claim No. B-223161 . ~ 2 79" Claim No. H-223173 11.4.1 (Tlaim No. B-223195 :. 2.85 Claim No. B-223198 13 80 Claim No. B-223952 3-45 Claim No. B-223960 ....: .31 14 Claim No. B-223961 66.15 Claim No. B-224868 1 78 Claim No. B-246821~ 95.01 Claim No. M-246903 ,0.91 Claim No. B-247812 . 1.47 ISS.2 in,the sum of $3,000.00. JU1 Of-which is resectfully submitted. CHAS. H. ACKMAN C,. A. DODD PRANK MAY K B. CLAWSON J. G. STEVENS It was" thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Brown and duly second**! by Supr. Kuecker that the report of the Committee on Roads and Bridges be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Clerk presented lists o'f claims against the County and on motlbn of Supr. Hale duly seconded by Supr.. Wright and carried^ the same was referred to ' tlie ^ proper Committees for report. And The Board adjourned . 1:30 'P. M." for Committee ^Vork. " ' .-. 1:30 O'CLOCK P. M. Board met- pursuant to adjournment;- Present same jneinbers except-' Supr, L. A. Stock well, who did. not .answer the roll call. • ' • . . •' v . • - .State's' Attorney- '-Lumloy was called upon- by tii'e Chairman to advise the' Board in regard to the Pauper Act. State's Attorney Lumley. then addressed the Board and explained the Pauper •Act in detail. A .general, discussion was then had on. this -subject.' The Chairman then called for. a vote on Supr. O'Brien's motion to disregard a certain Itesdlution ..'with respect t0 the .Pauper said, 'motion being inAde by Supi'; Urieii in' flie morrii'rtk session and action' defenKl' at that time. Suprs. Wrigiht. "Palmer, O'Brien, • Cla,wson, Hughes, Kuecker, - Ackman, Hemmer, Turner. Stevens, , .May, Ffeund, Hale and Dodd a ml Asst. Suprs. Donovan and Rosenthal voted aye. Supr. Brown voted nay. Sup:-. O'Brien's motion was then declared carried. The Committee on Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies made the^ following report which on motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll being called was unanimously adopted, to-wit:. Mr. Chairman and Gentleman 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 recomm.end the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, to-wit: Frank Thornber &. Co., supplies". Co. Officers $522.38 111. Printing Co.^sup. Co. Treas.... 319.38 Lawyers Co. Op/ Pub, Co., law books 7.50 McHenrv co. Abst. Co., search S. B. i: No. 176 J.00 Woodstock" Daily Setvtinel, prtg,; Co. Officers j) 33.50 Woodstock Journal, prtg. Delinquent list Trea's. . ..........2,190.20 Amer. Prtg. Co., prtg. Treas.V...-.,;;. 30.25 Richmond • Gazette;'" prtg. blanks Co. Clk. ' 7.50 C. L. Herald Pub. Co., prtg: notices Treas. . 46.75 Harvard Herald Co., prtg. Tresis. ,197.50 Harvard Herald Co!, prtg. notice's -• and-stp. ' env. Co.-.Clk. . 38.10 Harvard Herald Co., prtg. Stipt. -Schs. ' ....:. ."90 Burdette J. Smith, law books," . Treas. and C.ir. Clk. 30.00 C. L. Trvon, sal. and exp. Supt. Hys ;.,..304.54 G. L. Tryori, cemetery' plats, lot;.00 Geo. Welch, S. A. Rt. 21A-14A Sec. 3-15D f". 5,506.35 Dept. Public Wks. &' BldgS'., patrol 1R-1 Sec. G .... 32.19 111. Bell Tel.. Co., service and.tolls Co. Off. " 45 35 lit. Bell Tel. Co.* tolls shf. .... .. . 22.90 A. A. Crissey, sal. Pro, Off. Cir. Ct. 2. mos. ,150.00 J E. Harrison, 72 da. Bd. Rev. $432.00 and $150.00 use car 612.00 Win. E, Nason, 72 da. Bd. Rev.- , $432,00 and $150.00 car hire ^.0432.00. FU.vd Earl. 72 da. Bd. Rev. $432.00 and $150.00 car hire ,„..:..«12.00 Theo. Hamer, 80 da. Bd. Rev; ,:.480.00 Irene Peitz, 28 da. Bl. Rev. ........126.00 Roy J. Stewart, 32 1-2. da. Bd. Rev. 146.25 Edith Thomiison, serv. lid. Rev..... 4.00 Pfeiffer's T harmacy, mdse. Sup. Sch. and Shf _2.30 Hammond & 'Stephenji Co., blankB • Sup. Sclis ' 14.21 ills. Office Supply Co., blanks'-, Supt. Schs. .4.19 Maltigraph Sales Agency, mdse. Supt.. schs.; ft.00 D. B. Nichols, mdse. C. House :. 8.30 (>ld People's Rest Home', care Etta Hibl ard 25.00 Chi. Ind. Home for Children; Board Co. Children 345.OD Dr. II. W. Sandeen, insanity Charles Bartosik 5.00 Dr. G. E. Wright, insanity', Charles Bartosik .. .......... 5.00 Lester EdingT, fees Peo. cas#s .^810.20 Lester Edinger, exp. of office' 28.85 Alhin Kuppe, bailiff 4.00 Loren Edinger, deputy sheriff ... .... • 4.00 Geo. Frett, deputy shf. * 12.00 Walter Brooks, deputy, shf. ... ..... 12..00 Win.- Cairns, 'bailifT .,12.00 Richard Farrell, deputy shf 40.00 LeRoy ('lark, deputy shf. $12.00 and bailiff $52;.Oo 64.00 Hoesley's Bakery, bread, cakes shf. 27.95 Eckert & Bending, mdse. shf. 45.01 Schmidt & Becking, meat 41.73 Woodstock Dairy, milk shf. 13.95 West, Un. Gas & El. Co., gas shf, 8.83 Aurora Spec. Co., mdse. shf, -. 8.11 A. S. Wright, drugs, shf. 19.75 Sanitary Pig. & Htg. Co., repairs jail and court house . . . ...17.30 Schmidt & Becking meat, shf. July 41.98 Pingel & -Koch. mdse. shf. July . '.. 57.03 Eckert & Bending, mdse. shf. July 69.87 Hoesley's Bakery, mdse. shf. July- 29.28 Lester Edinger, allow, for aut6 .100.00 Marian Edinger, cooking for pris. 100.00 Philip E. Bierdetpan, clerk shf.'. ..-..100.00 Vestie Muldoo'tL /anitor 108.00 Trene Crahtree.WCo. Ct. Reporter 90.00 Daisy V. Moore, Ast. Sup. Sch. and truant fifficer .11 3.7K r"i«y of Woodstock. el6c. lights ;... 46.95 M. F. T. Rt. 2o Sec. 5 ,;..:,™1064.00 Mi F. ,T. Rt. 13-13A Sec. 4 ....'..848.78 M. F. T. Rt. Sec. 6 ....; - 31.50 M. F, T. Rt. 2 Sec. 7 156.00 L. A. Stockwell, spl com work •.. 5.30 D, M. Wrisht, spl com wk 2S.00 C. M. Palmer, spl com wk . 25.25 John T. O'Brien, spl com wk 59.35 X. B. Clawson, spl i-oitj wk .... . ' 55.50 Ij. F. Kueckerf spl com wk . ... 5.00 Chas. H. Ackman, .spl com wk 51.70 Joseph Hemmer^ spl com wk .: 1fi.R0 Volney E. Brown,, spl com wk 49.80 H. M. Turner, spl com wk 10.40 J. G. Stevens, spl coin wk ... 37.50 Frank* May, spl coin- »k 23.20 S. H. Freund, spl com wk . .10.50 A. H. Hale, spl com wk '. . 5.50 G; A,. Dodd, spl com wk ., ,1. ...... 40.80 •1. D. '!>ono\an, spl com wk 4.10 P.. Rosenthal, spl com wk > . 10.40 "All of Hartland-- Zace T. B. Sanatorium, care Hat-" tie C. Botts July and Aug. JWf.l6 McHenry-- Laura Blake, care Mrs. P. R. freund .. 20.00 All of which is respectfully submitted. D. M. WRIGHT ' , i A. H. HALE S. H. FREUND •• The Committee, on Relief of Blind made the following report, Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Relief of Blin<i would beg leave to submit the following Report on the matters before them: That the appropriation heretofore made for relief of blind persons was exhausted on the 1st day of July. A. D. 1932. We would therefore recommend that the sum of Three Hundred Sixtyftve ($365.00) Dollars; payable quarterly, commencing July 1, A. D. 1.933 and payable October 1st, A. D. 1933; January 1st, A. Di 19,34; April 1st, A. D. 1934 and Julv 1st. A. D. 1934 "be appropriated and paid for the foliowing persQna jindor tlie ^..statute, , td-wit: , •. ; ; No. 1 Elleh Boyle. ; . No., 2 Alfred Dunham.' 1: '*'; No.: 3 Jacob S- Dickson." ' No..J4 Walter J. Freund ,. ' No. 5 Jofin A. Ftirncy. • • ' No/ 6 Itob.ert I. Kurney. t - 'JsTo.. .7 Elsie Harmsen.- ' ' ' ' No. . 8 Frank W. Miller •• •. - • No. 9 Fred Reed. • *No. ,10 William A.; Schoei*. - * No; 11 Jacob- Terpstra. ' • No. 12 Adelbeft H. Willougliby. We further report that we have examined the applications of Edward Toles, and John Fry and Jay S. Johnson and find that they have been reguluarly examined anil "that the examiner reports that they are Blind. We further tind their income to be less than Four Hundred Sixty-five ($465.00) per annum and recommend that their applications be granted and that there be appropriated and paid the sum of Three Hundred Sixty-five ($365.00) Dollars for each of said applicants making a total of Five thousuand one hundred ten dollars. They would therefore recommend that an appropriation of Twenty-five Hundred ($2500.00) Dollars for Relief of Blind be included in the tax levy for the current year. AH of which is respectfully submitted. H. M. TURNER, Chairman. FRANK MAY D. M. WRIGHT J. D. DONOVAN : - It was thereupon regularly moyed by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. clawson that the' report of the Committee on Blind relief be adopted l.y this Board. And the roll being called Suprs. Wright, Palmer, O'Brien, Clawson,. Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman, Hemmer, Brown, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Hale and Dodd and Asst. Suprs. Donovan and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none and motion declared carried. jThe Clerk presented and read Bogardus Levies made by the several American Legion posts in the County as presented to the individual Supervisors. The • chairman then called upon Attorney J. J. McCauley, a member of the American Legion and Chairman of the .County Committee on Bogardus Levies. .Mi-. McCauley then addressed the Board and briefly outlined the Bogurdus Act and how relief was granted by the sevral American Legion Posts. „ David R. .loslyn "Jr., Commander of the McHenry County Council of the American Legion also addressed the Board on said subject'. A general discussion was then had by the members of the Board in regard to said matter. It was thereupon regularly moyed by Supr. Hale and duly nded by Supur. Stevens that the Levies of the several American Legion Posts be adopted as corrected and that the Commanders of the various posts handling funds be requested to furnuish good and sufficient bond for twice the amount of their Levies for the faithful discharge of said fund. Ahd the roll being called said motion was declared" unanimously carried. State's Attorney Lumley addressed the Board and requested an appropriation of One Hundred Fifty Dollars ($150.00) for office expense. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. Donovan and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that the request of the State's Attorney be granted and the County Clerk instructed to draw an order on the County Treasurer to the State's Attorney for the sum of One Hundred Fifty Dollars out of any funds that are not otherwise appropriated. And the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. The following request presented by the County Treasurer was read to the Board, to-wit: Honorable Board of Supervisors: Whereas, there are several delinquent Personal Property taxes all over the county, my efforts put forth to collect them have not brought the proper results: Be it resolved, that the Board of Supervisors sanction the action of the Finance Committee taken Saturday, September 9th as to the mejthod outlined at that meeting for the collection of these Personal Property delinquent taxes, and that the County Collector be authorized to secure assistance to collect unpaid personal property taxes in various parts of the county. H. F. Peteit, Co. Collector. hundred seven thousand, two hundred twenty-five dollars ($307,225.00): ; that the object and purpose for which said appropriation is made and amounts hereby appropriated for the same are as follows, to-wit: County gurreyor--92,000.00 Services , $1,000.00 Circuit Clerk--*3,00040 Recording books, bar dockets and supplies 8,000.00 County Clerk--930,800.00 Insane and dependent cases .... 600.00 Printing ahd office supplies.... 1,200.00 Tax extensions 8,000.00 Registrars, births and deaths.-- 360.00 Criminal cases 1300.00 Dog tax licenses 160.00 Election judges and clerks, polling places ;.. 5.000.00 Election supplies 3,500.00 Tax books, etc. .....m 1,800.00 County Treasurer and Collector 97,800.00 Printing $3,000.00 Printing assessment 1,100.00 Office supplies 200.00 Postage 1J500-.00 Collection, delinquent personal property tax bills 2,000.00 Sheriff--918,700.00 Bailiffs 1 $1,000.00 Court per diem and fees for services .^^3,000.00 Office supplies 500.00 Feeding prisoners : ;.../u.'....lO,000.00 Jail supplies and clothing" 1,203.00 Deputy sheriffs 3,000.09 Coroner--9700.OO Coroner's and coroner's jury fees at inquests $ 700.00 Superintendent oi Sohools--$2,800.00 Assistant and clerk hire $2,000.00 Office expense 800.00 Court Kouse and Jail--98,800.00 Salaries 2,600.00 coal .: 1,500.00 Light and water 1,600.00 Repairs buildings .and .ground .. 1,600.00 Supplies court house JJOO.OO Telephone ijOOO.OO Judiciary--91,800.00 Library $ 500.00 Justice fees 800.00 Miscellaneous expense 600.00 County Xome~-93S,000.00 Current expenses $25,000.00 County Klffhway Fund--9*7,200.00 Maintenance state and state aid roads 43,000.00 Removing snow 4,000.00 Office supplies 200.00 Probation Officers--93,835.00 •Salaries 2,025.00 - . . ; 4 - B o a r d of * « T i » w -- 3 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 ifttlaries and supplies $3,060.00 County judre--#5,850.00 Salary $4,500.00 'Court reporter ........^ 1,350.00 Foreign witnesses 100.00 Bounties 100.00 Jurors, all courts ..: ...' 5,000.00 Bnpenlior»^|7#XMIO Salaries and mileage $7,000.00 Printing 800.00 Blind pensions 7,000.00 Mothers' pensions 2$,000.00 Dependent children 3,500.00 Care of T. B. patients in sanitoriums and county paupers 5,000.00 State's Attorney--98,950.00 Rent $ 375.00 Salary 5,625.00 Assistant - 1,650.00 Office supplies ......,.'..r...... 300.00 Investigations 1,000.00 Stenographer 1,000.00 For payment of Right of Way and Building Roads .77,000.00 County Aid In Building Bridges 2,700.00 Bogardus Fund 7,0'00.00 Eradication tff T. B. in Cattle.... 7^000.00 Contingent Ftin<F 6,000.00 Total $307,225.00 Section 3.1--This ordinance shall be in full force ahd effect from and after itB passage and approval according to law. All of which is respectfully submitted. J. D. DONOVAN, Chin, V.' E. BROWN > ; , J. G. STEVENS -'. H. M. Tl'KNER : P. F. ROSENTHAL S. H. FREUND ! £ It was thereupon regularly litoved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Kuueclcer that the report of the Committee on Finance be approved and the "Annual1' Appropriation Ordinance" be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called Suprs. Wright, Palmer, O'Brien, Clawson, Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman, Hemmer, Brown, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Hale and Dodd aiid Asst. Suprs. Donovan and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay-none. Motion d^elared unanimously carried. The Committee on Finance made the following report, to-wit: Your Committee to whom was referred the matter of the County Tax Levy for the period from September 1, 1933, to the Sunday preceding the first Monday in December, 1934, would beg leave to submit the following report -on the matters before them: That we have ascertained the several -items of necessary expenditures for 'the county purposes as nearly as possible and recommend that the sum of Eighty* six Thousand One Hundred Eighty ($86,180.00) dollars for general county purposes, and the sum of Forty Thousand ($40,000.00) dollars for County Highway1 Tax, Maintenance State and State Aid Roads, making a total of One Hundred Twenty-Six Thousand One Hundred Eighty ($126,180.00) Dollars be levied as County Tax on all taxable property of said county and state aforesaid for the year A. D. 1933, and that Twenty-Five Thousand Two Hundred Thirty-six ($25,236.00) dollars of said total amount of One Hundred Twenty- Six Thousand One Hundred Eighty Total amount to be raised $126,180.00 JU1 Of which is respectfully submitted. J. D. DONOVAN, Chm. J. G. STEVENS V. E. BROWN H. M. TURNER P< P. ROSENTHAL 8. H. FREUND ' It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. Donovan and duly seconded by -Supr. Turner that the report of the Committee on Finance be approved and the annual tax levy adopted by this Board. And the roll being called Suprs. Wright, Palmer, O'Brien, Clawson, Hughes, Kuecker, ' Ackman, Hemmer, Brown. Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Hale and Dodd and Asst. Suprs. Donovan and Rosenthal voted aye. Naynone. Motion declared unuanlmously carried. Supr. Kuecker, Chairman of the Committee on County Home- addressed the Board and stated that the Supr. from Hartland Township met with their Committee and wanted to know if it would be possible for the Township of Hartland to lease a small piece of land 100 feet N. and 8. by 75 ft. E. and W. in the NE cor. NB14 SW»4 Sec. 23- 45-6, said piece of land being a part ot the County Farm in Hartland Township. Supr. Kuecker further stated that the Township of Hartland wanted said land for the purpose of erecting a town hall to conduct town buisiness. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal and duly seconded by Supr. Turner that said matter be referred to the Committee on JVIcHenry County Home giving the Committee full power to act in said matter. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. Supr. O'Brien, Chairman of the Committee on County Labor^Ma Road Contracts addressed the Boafjltaand stated that Contractors in the County were subletting Contracts- to other Contractors and that the Sub-Contractor was not employing the quota of local labor agreed upon by the original contractor and the county. It was thereupon regularly" moved-by Supr. Kuecker and .duiy seconded by Supr. Hemmer that • the Committee on County Labor be given full power to act in enforcing the original contractor to live up to his contract. And thev.roll being' called said motion w;as declared unanimously carried. There being no further business to come before this meeting it was thereupon regularly moved fby Supr. Hemmer and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman to adjourn. Motion declared carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. JOHN E. HARRISON, Chairman Attefrt: R. D. WOODS, Clerk. " Special October Meeting, 1933 It was thereupon regularly moved by A-sst. Supr. Donovan and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal that the request of the County Treasurer be _ U1IC „ullulcu ™Kn«.y granted And the roll being called | ($126,180.00) dollars to cover the period Suprs.- Hughes, Kuecker, Ackman, Hem- from September 1, 1033, to December 4. mer, Brown, Turner Stevens, May, ,1933, and that the amount of One Hun- Freund, Hale and Dodd and Asst. Suprs. dred Thousand Nine Hundred Forty- The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County met in Special Session pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday, the 10th day of October, A. D. 1933, at ten o'clock A. M. The rqeeting was called to order by the Chairman John E. Harrison and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wit: L. A. Stockewll, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, John T. O'Brien, N. B. Clawson, E. P. Kuecker, Charles Ackman, Joseph Hem-, mer, V. E. Brown, John E. Harrison, H, M. Turner, J. G. Stevens, Frank May, S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, G. A. Dodd and Assistant Suprs J. D. Donovan and Paul Rosenthal constituting a quorum. The records of the last preceding meeting were read and on motion approved. ti Mr. Leo Lyons, District Representative of the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission, addressed the Board and outlined the procedure necessary for the County to take in making application to the State of Illinois for funds to take care of Indigent Poor. A general discussion was then had by the members of the Board in regard to the same. Supr. Kuecker then presented the following Resolution .and moved Its adoption. * Xeiolutlon WHEREAS, After a survey of the situation pertaining to Indigent Poor Relief in McHenry County, it is found that there are not sufficient funds to properly care for said Indigent Poor. NOW THEREFORE, Be It Resolved that the County Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, in Special Session this tenth day of October, A. D. 1933 request from the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission, funds to be allocated to said County for said relief. The motion to adopt was duly seconded by Supr. Turner and unanimously carried and the Resolution adopted. A petition signed by about three hundred residents of McHenry County was presented and read to the Board requesting the impovement of a road running north from Ridgefieid to Stone's Corners in said County. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst, Supr. Donovan and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the petition be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee for report. Motion declared carried. The following report of the County Treasurer for the month of September was ' presented and read and upon motion of Supr. Dodd and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker, said report was accepted and "ordered placed on file, towit: Donovan and Rosenthal voted aye. And Suprs. Wright, Palmer and O'Brien voted nay. Motion declared carried.® The Committee on Finance made the following report on the County Budget for the ensuing fiscal year, to-wit: Your Committee on Finance beg leave to report that they have established a hudget for the general funds and for the funds raised by taxation for general county purposes for the fiscal period ending with, the Sunday preceding the first Monday in Dec. 1984, and recommend to this Honorable Board the approval and adoption of the budget or "Annual Appropriation Ordinance" attached and made a part of this report, in the manner, and upon the conditions specified in slid annual appropriation ordinance, to-wit: Annual Appropriation Ordinance For the fiscal period ending with the Sunday preceding the first Monday in December,® 1934. Pursuant to "An Act in Relation to the' Mudgets of Counties Not Required by Law to Pass an Annual Appropfla- The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report which on motion of Supr. Turner and duly seconded by Supr. Brown and the roll being called was unanimously adopted, 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 we met on the 14th day of September, 1933, and together with the representatives of the City of Crystal Lake, Illinois, and the State Division of Highways, went to Chicago, Illinois, and met the assistant chief engineer of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, Mr. F. C. Huffman, and explained the necessity of a new crossing of the railroad on an extension south of Main Street at Crystal Lake, Illinqis, in the matter of the proposed new concrete road, known as Section 6 M,- F. T. Your Committee again met on October 2nd, 1933, at Woodstock, Illinois. The Clerk presented the following bills for labor and material for the improvement known as State Aid Route 13-13-A, Sec-,, tion 4, M. f7". T.. labor $308.61 and material |1210.7o making a total of $1,- 519.31. Said bills %ere audited and ordered paid, from the Motor Fuel Tax Fund. In regards to the proposed irtTproveiT^ ent known as Section 6, M. F. T., the following letter was received from the Chicago and North Western Railway Company." 1 * > Referring to conference held in my office on September 14th, 1933, concerning the proposed relocation of pavement and a portion of State Aid Route No. 8, at Crystal Lake, Illinois, will advise this matter has bee/i giv^n consideration by our executive trfficcrs and I am authorised to;notify Von that, the R*ilw* y Company will tn relocation and pavement of a portion of State 1 Aid Route 8-A and occupation of C. & N. W. Railway right of way of sufficient width only for construction and maintenance of State Highway at new crossing as well as existing crossing of Wisconsin Division wye track, which highway is to be widened, with the following understanding. "1st--Highway Department will assume all expense of proposed grade crossing including grading and paving approaches, installation of signs, plank cros.slrig, relocating two carbodies and section tool house, raising Western Union wires, surfacing track, renewing ties thru crossing, placing signal wires in conduit and installation of flashing light signals, and in addition will assume the expense of widening existing crossing over Wisconsin Division wye track. "2nd--That no assessment will be made against the Railway Company for any portion of the cost Of constructing proposed highway, or widening existing highway." I assume you will wish to confer with the representatives of Crystal Lake who are interested in this relocation and paving of Route 8-A as If is my understanding they are the petitioners for the relocation and for the paving, and no doubt will wish to have this placed before their Common Council for formal approval. Signed, • F. C- Huffman, Asst. Chief Engineer Your Committee believes %he above to be acceptable, as far as the County is concerned, provided the railroad company will maintain the crossing and recommend approval of same as a basis for an agreement, subject however to approval of State Division of Highways. We also believe that the proper procedure would be for the City of Crystal Lake, Illinois to petition the Commerce Commission for a new crossing, as the crossing would be entirely within the city limits of Crystal Lake. Considerable trouble with the gasoline motor that runs the County's gravel crushing plant has developed. The motor has not enough power and is too light to stand the strain. Your Committee has looked at two tractors, a Hart Parr tractor, three (3) years old priced at nine hundred dollars ($900.00) and a Rumley OH Pull, 30-60 tractor, seven (7) years old priced at eight hundred dollars ($800.00) plus freight. That we met on the 6th day of October, 1933, at Woodstock, Illinois and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of roads, as a whole including supplies and repairs for County owned machinery and labor at the County Tool House to the amount of $541.86 Bills chargeable to the variods sections of the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this Board, were audited and ordered paid as follows: Section 1 Section 2 Section 3 ......... Section 4 Sections 5, $ . Sections 7, 10 1 Section 8 Section 9 .'..'....r.... Section 11 -.. Section 12 Section 13 Section 14; Sect ion 15 '.; ;.... Section 16-18 Section 17 ..: : County Treasurer's Xeport, September Balance August 30, 1933 $60,464.97 Paid out on orders month of September 31,561.48 $667.82 $23;667.82 'MTAffM Balance on hand Sept. 12, 1933 '$2,490.78 County Highway, tax levy Sept. 1«»32. *res $45,785.00, assuming that 65% of Aajd tax is now collected there is apr proximately available from1**! he above levy the sum of $29000.no. This would leave about $6000.00 in the treasury. . Your Committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of roads until the October meeting of this Board pn appropriation from the County pifbwar Tax fund in Town i>^R\V4^'^",HtCd- I " is" HEREBY>'rI)A1NKD 'bv the ' ?!=• r R.F. KPKOKl'li ' N. B.'"CLAWSON. . The Committee on Claims County Poor .nmde the following report which on motion fyf Supr: Hemmer tfhd dulv seconded li.v {<upr. Palmer-and the roil being caHed. was unanimously adopted, to-wit :; - Your Committee on Co<inty poor Claims would beg leave to report that they hav" examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following: and that the Clerk be directed tri issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Greenwood-- J. E. Harrison, mdse. A. Soma and "--Tir «WTruTi-j-rtuw-'i p 1 nm f fyn) 4 " Riley-- ' 4, , Ottawa Sanatorium, care:-Fred xvai'd '...v....'.-,-.'..: 84.-6:; Nunda-- - - Ottawa'Sanatorium, care Elmer Nelson . r 75.00 Chemung-- 's : Ottawa Sanatorium, care Ada . Parrish 65.57 /iace T. B. Sanatorium; care Ada > ; ' Parrish 104.08 •- Jlarengo-- Dr. Wm. V. Gooder, care Mrs. Park ' Buckley, Mr*?-. Edith Hewitt and Receipts of the preceding fiscal • year ........ .. ... -...., 4377,133.65 Payments made in. the preceding fiscal year .... ..i... ... 281,210.71 Balance,in the county treasury ^ at the end of the preceding' fiscal year 85,92194 Estimated Incomes from all •sources during the year eov-- v ered by this budget are as V follows, towit: Income from taxes ... 160,135 00 Total receipts Co. Off. $79,491.00 Total net receipts, Co. Off. .'... 57,100.00 Income, from township's, " County Home .-!.. 5,500.00 Income from state of Illinois, refund mothers' pensions .... 1,500.00 PnvoiTie from xtate at Llllnols. refund Wind .pensions 2,500.0(f Income county licenses J.OOO.OO Income from state of Illinois MFT refunds .... u.77,000.00 Income institute fund . 300.00 Total estimated income $307,225.00 Section> 2--That it Is deemed necessary In order to defray all necessarv expenses and -liabilities- of said county for the current fiscal year, ffiat there be and there hereby is appropriated to ^..Provided for by the general tax levy ana other revenues for thtf current fls- Four ($100,944.00) dollars of said total amount of One Hundred Twenty-Six Thousand One Hundred Eighty ($126,- 180.00) dollars cover the period beginning December 4, 1933, and ending December 2, J934.. Twenty (20>%) per cent or each individual amount levied being for the period from September 1, 1933, to December 4, 1933, and Eighty (80%) per cent of each .individual amount levied being for the period beginning December 4, 1933, and ending December 2, 1934, and that'the county clerk is hereby instructed to extend said amount on all taxable property in the county, in accordance with the report for the following purposes, to-wit: Salary and travelling exenses. Co. Supt. of1 Highways $3,000.00 Salary County Judge 3,600.00 County Services--Co. Clk., Cir. Clk., shf. and Treas r 7,000.00 Compensation and olfice expenses, Co. Supt. ^Schools 1,800.00 Supplies, stationery, . postage and express, Co. Offers 3,000.00 Per Diem, Clerk hire, witness fees, etc., Bd. of Review 2,500.00 Mileage and Per Diem, Jurors 5,000.00 County Judge, Stenographer .... 1,080.00 Coroner's and Coroher's Jury fees at inquests 600.00 Fees for birth and death reports. 300.00 Salary Probation officer, county court 1,100.00 Salary Probation officer, cir. ct. 900.00 County home, farm, .asylums, " v etc 9,000.00 Fuel, light, water, etc.; court house and jail 2,500.00 Relief of blind 2,500.00 Repairs of court house and jail l.uOO.OO Repairs poor farm 1,000.00 Janitor service ,, 1,8(10.00 Supplies, c.oui*t house 1,000.00 Supplies, jail SOO.0O Salary, cooking for prisoners.... 1,200.00 Salary deputy sheriff, livery for sheriff, etc. 1 2,400.00 County aid In' building bridges H00.00 Furniture, court house and jail 500.00 Contingent expenses, labor, law books, etc. . 1,000.00 Per diem mileage and spl. com. work, menih^rs Bd. Suprs „3,600.00 Eradication of "T. B. In cattle .... 3,600.00 Bogardus fund, relief exsoldiers, sailors, etc. . .; 6,000.00 Mothers' pensions . . . . . . . . 1 4,000.00 Payment ofi right of way* 500.00 General fund 6,500.00 - ' " O r e h " F l y n r i : ~1, , . o i n e r r e v e n u e s r o r t h « f c u r r e n t « * - 1 in j ; the- aggregate Bum of tlu-ee $28,903 49 Amounts Xec'd for Month of September Howard Peacock, per. prop, back tax $12.27 County Treas. fees on same 1.38 State of Illinois, highway fund 105.10 Chas. Ackman, highway fund 2.60 State of Illinois, reimbursement Mother's Pension 260.00 Fred Dean, assessor, 1933 dog tax 61.00 C. T. Forrest, assessor, 1938 dog tax ,t 170.00 Wm. Kolberg, assessor 1933 dog tax 107.00 A. H. Hale, Super. Co. Home 39.68 E. F. Kuecker, Super. Co. Home .... 9.92 G. A. Dodd, Super. Ccx Home 141.36 Jos. Hemmer, Super. Co. Home .... 29.76 L. A. Stockwell, Super. Co. Home 9.92 State of Illinois, M. F. T. ...,,.....7,065.00 Co. Treas. fees on same 141.72 111. Bell Telephone Co., comm. on booth 47 Will T. Conn, Cir. Clk., balance June 1st report 1,000.00 Supervisors, County Home 157.76 Roy Stewart, per. prop, back tay 6.11 Edw. Drury, per, prop, back tax .... 18.89 217.50 .. 81.70 .. 141.15 88.33 ... : *9.10 ... 173.05 ... 89.44 .. 107.40 .. 788.38 830.90 43.17 97.50 87.50 93.52 222.66 The following Obligation Retirement Resolution was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: Resolution of Obligatlou County Board of McHenry County requesting approval of the use of money alloted to the county und>r the provisions of the Motor Fuel Tax Law RESOLVED, by the Board of S^wrvisors of McHenry County, that publla interest demands the retirement of obligations Incurred for the purpose of constructing State Aid roads, such construction having been in accordance with Section 15-d of the State Aid Law and be it further RESOLVED, that there is hereby appropriated the sum of Eight hundred dollars eighty-four cents ($846.84) from the county's allotment , of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the fragment of such obligations; and Im it further ^ - - RESOLVED, that the following de- > scribed obligations be paid, (describe in • detail, giving such information as name V of issue, interest rate, date issued, date due, series and serial numbers, amounts" , rquired for principal payment, amount ' required for interest payment and total amount). < Original Contract 123 88B EC 3783 bbls. cement @ $1,47, plus ' 2% R. O. T. 6,672.21 Net addition B. C. Request Nos. 1 to .15 incl. 951.71 Total construction Costs .. .$30,489.48 Sec tj II £• T. funds to date 23,443.86 Reed 29 M. F. T. funds to date 6,198.79 Received to date -.. .|29,642.64 Total obligation $ 846.84 Such obligations having been used to construct the following lmprovementsj 8tate Aid Route 21A-1^6"see. a^StV.jvpe PCC, 'completed , Cost $30,489.41 and be it further RESOLVED, that the County Cler}< hereby directed to transmit 'TWb ',ct fied copies of this resolution to the u partment of Public Works and Buildinl Division of Highways, Illinois. as e ijfi* dint* Wayne Cooney, per. prop, back tax 52.25 „ . County Treas. fees on same ".Tly Your Committee decided to charge "%0 Total $88,180.00 County highway tax, maintenance, atitte and state aid roads 40,000.00 H. F. Peteit, Co. Treas. - part c o u n t y t a x i U . - . a . . . . . . . 1 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 H. F. I'eteltv, Treas. part county tax .10,000.00 $29,390 .2/ Bal. on hand- October K 1933 $58,293.69 - H. F. PETEIT. County Treasurer. The Committee on Licenses made the following report, to-wlt: , > Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Licenses would beg leave to submit the following Repot on the matters before them: Your committee has investigated the following applications for Beer Licenses during the preceding month, and beg leave to report that Licenses have beeB granted to the same, to-wit: No. 1--Harold Skow (license issued To rept'tr* No. 1 ismied to J. Lingenfelter on June 27,; 1933.) Class A. no charge. No. 83--Fred Schugart Class A ... $17.50 All of which is respectfully submitted. J. O. STEVENS, Chairman. L. A. STOCKWELLI G. A. DODD _ CHAS. H. ACKMAN V. E. BROWN" v jt was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Hemmer and duly seconded by Supr. Hale that the report be approved. Motion declared carried, Total *8,192.56 Bills were also audited and ordered paid out of Tfi? Motor Fuel Tax Fund as follows: M. F. T. Section 4 : $771.59 We have completed the surfacing with crushed gravel of about six and one-half (6V4) miles of road in the vicinity of Harvard, Illinois, using 8192 cubic yards of material. Agents for the International Harvester Company gave a price of Fifteen hundred dollars ($1500.00) for a new 50 horse power Diessel engine; one third down and a quarterly payment equal to the amount that would be saved thru using fuel oil instead of gasoline. It is estimated the motor would pay for itself thru this saving, in about four (4) years based on the present difference in price of the two fuels. We think it advisable to use the old engine as long as possible but recommend that the committee be empowered to purchase or rent a suitable power unit for the County's crushing plant at not to exceed $1700.Oo if in their judgment same becomes necessary. The crushing i?lant is now moved from Harvard to Ridgefieid to prepare gravel for Section 4 M. F. T. Your committee decided to charge 65 cents per hour rental for the County's sandblast and paint spray outfit when working on roads other than McHenry County's State Aid system of roads. •)i;ents per cubic yard for gravel in the. Pin from McH<jnry County's crushing lyant at Backus pit at Harvard, Illinois, /«)st of the gravel itself not being included in the above price. The Section 3--15D road improvement is completed and we recommend that an obligation retirement resolution be passed for the sum of $846.84 to cover rinal costs of cement and extra work at bridge. Your committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of fhe McHenry County Patrol System of Roads until the November riieeting of this Board an appropriation from the County • Ilghway Tax Fund levied in September, 1932, in the $3,500.00. All of which is respectfully submitted. CHAS. H. ACKMAN J. G. STEVENS N. B. CLAWSON FRANK MAY G. A. DODD Supr. Ackman. Chairman of the Committee on Roads and Bridges, addressed the Board and stated that he would like to have the Board's opinion as to whether or not the Committee should purchase a new tractor as outlined in the report. It "was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that said matter be referred back to the Road and Bridge Committee and giving said Committee full power "to act. And the' roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and dulv seconded by Supr. Wright that the Obligation Retirement Resolution be adopted as presented. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Clerk presened lists of Claims against the county and on motion of Supr. Wright duly seconded by Supr. Ackman said Claims 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 adlournment* Present same members including Supr. Hughes of Hartland Township. The Committee on Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies made the following report which on motion of Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman and the roll being called was unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of th# Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies claims would beg leave to re« port that they have examined all claim* presented to them, and recommend ths payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Frank Thornber & Co., Co. Clk. prtg. and supplies $78.11 Frank Thornber & Co.^Cir. Clk. prtg. and supplies .....' 97.61 . Harvard Herald Co., Cir. Clk. Fund--Bar dockets 224.00 Woodstock D. Sentinel, prtg. Board Rev ® ..... 6.60 Woodstock D. Sentinel, prtg., Supr. Fund 1.00 Theo. Hamer, serv. Bd. of Review 96.00 Irene Deitz, serv. Bd. of Review.. 58.50 Roy J. Stewart, serv. Bd. of Rev. 58.66 . III. Bell Tel. Co., C. H. tel. fund .... 43.80 111. Bell Tel. Co., C. H. tel. fund sheriff • 32.J5 Zion Off. Supply, ClV. cftc; Rund .... 3.26 Zion Off. Supply, Co. Treasr fund lt.fi Ethel C. Coe./tel. $12.74, exp. $16.18 ...../ 28,91 Pyramid\£aper Co., Sup. SctiB. Off. ex. „ 12.6® W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., sup. schs. off. ex 44.68 Hoesley's Bakery, shf. feeding prls. 32.76 Kirkman Ice CO.. shf. feed. pris..... 10.00 The Woodstock Dairy, shf. feeding prisoners 16.7* Gaulke Bros., shf. feed, pris 61.91 Bodenschatz & Sahs, shf. feed. pris. 17.22 Eckert & Bending, shf. feed. pris. 90.7* Pingel & Koch, shf. feed, pris 77.13 ' West. United Gas & Electric Co. sheriff feeding prisoners 8.17 Davidson Pearsall Co., C. H. Sup. 10.97 Bohn Hrd. Co., C. H. supplies ......... 8JS E. F. Backhus, C. H. supplies .... 11.26 The Bransby Studio, finger prts. shf. off. sup ..2LM Dacy Lbr. Co., C. H. jail repairs .... 26.84 Chi. Ind. Home for Child., care co. child, (dependt. fund) 838.9# Old Peo. Rest Home, Etta Hlbbard (T. B. and Pauper fund) 25.00 LeRoy Clark, dpty. shf. $40.00, bailiff $16.00 56.00 Richard Farrell, dpty. shf. $20.00 bailiff $12.00 32.00 William Cairns, dpty. shf. $20.00 bailiff $16.00 36.00 Otto Krull, deputy sheriff 8.00 Walter Brooks', deputy sheriff .... 20.00 Frank Lorenz, deputy sheriff <.00 Henry Bopp, deputy®sheriff 4.00 Clarence Judson. deputy sheriff .... 4.00 Robert Witt, deputy sheriff 4.00 Loren Edinger, deputy sheriff 4.00 Lewis Thayer, deputy sheriff 8.00 Howard Freeman, deputy sheriff 16.00 Albin Kuppe, deputy sheriff 16.00 George Grant, deuty sheriff 16.00 George Frett. deputy sheriff 16.00; R. B. Glover, deputy sheriff 4.00 John Sullivan Jr.. Deputy shf. .... 12.00 Ralph Powers, deputy sheriff . .. 12.00 Martin Ekelund, deputy sheriff .... 16.00 Fred Nelson, deputy sheriff 16.00 John McConnell, deputy sheriff .... 12.00 Homer Mann, deputy sheriff 12.00 John Sullivan Sr., deputy sheriff.. 12.00 P; E. Conway, Beputy sheriff 12.00 Bert Bennett, deputy sheriff 4.00 W. C. Husfeldt, deputy sheriff .... 4.00 Ed. Kjellstrom, deputy sheriff 4.00 A. A. Crissey, sal, pro. officer, Cir. Ct 75.00 City of Woodstock, C. H. and Jail „ lights .. 56.78 Vestie Muldoon, janitor, C. H. jail, sal. fund 108.0Q Daisy V. Moore, ast. sup. schs. clk. hire |und 113.75 Marian Edinger, shf. feeding prls. 100.00 Lester Edinger, car allow, shf. per diem, fees 100.00 Philip E. Bierdeman, clerk sheriff dpty. fund ...100.00 Irene Crabtree, Co. Judge Teporter fund 90.00 R. O. W. and Road---S. A. Rt. 18. ISA " 2,453.84 R. O. W. and Road--S. A. Rt. 20.... 78.36 C- J'- Tryon, sal. and exp (Co. Hwy. Main fund) .....231.87'* Thomas Davis, potatoes (shf. Feed Pris.) 13.25 |G. L. Tryon. cemetyy plats (Co. Surveyor) ; 111.19 Hall & Eckert, C. H. and Jail coai 132.04 Nupr. Sal. Mileage Fund-- L. A. Stockwell 6.25 , I.Tohn T. O'Brien .......^.;..,.l05.55 N. B. Clawson .........J'.;.:.^.KJ.l00.80 E. F. Kuecker .;. ' - ' " A00 Chas. H. Ackman :....... 41.50 Jos. Hemmer 9.40 V. E. Brown, phone $8.90 51.*0 H. M. Turner ' .j.y • j.2o J. G. Stevens 29 05 Frank May ....... 23,40 8tephen H. Freund 5.40 A . H . H a T e _ * 0 . 1 0-- Geo. A. Dodd -.- ... ... ba P. F. Rosenthal ~5 50 C. M. Palmer ........ ^ -i 7* D. M. Wright --7- Lester Edinger, shf., per diem fees services 50 48 A,1 Of «HM, P. F. ROSENTHAL E. F. KPECR-LCR JOSEPH HEMS1EK . > r Committee on ^Claims, County Poor, made the folio w ing report which -V