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'^ytrI'A mem - •"« .V, < 'J*-' f< >*'t t4 | ft _*• *' ,• ^*tt- «-• ;' \ionrtlj - Part One SUPPLEMENT TOSUPERVISORS Ke&r f c H E N R Y C O U N T Y , I L L I N O I S Official Report of the Proceedings for the Fiscal Year Ending April 1,1936. !?"•' fl<V* '•^tn • a'^i r McHENRY PLAIN DEALER, McHenry, 111. <- . * Thursday, April 23,193ft. f-J Special April Meeting, 1935' • •••;$ •-* iUSe tWj° sh-l'JS -°* ^ ?l r s" *0-minutes, All of whk h is respectfully submitted. i <-l\ F. . Pettibone • &1 Ca.---t<d. but that in tire o'n»jit'Vou'l'il'lbe'"ftii1 v " .,^a day and .run the machinery 13 ik>ur»y ,- • > • E. F. KCKCKKR. Chairtnan ^[ Co OI_k.j»rtF. »hd, 8u^; -jusnHed and .-chat' he ^^i>tumwcnd ... The Honorable Hoard, of Supefvisojrs ".of McHenry County,. Illinois -met in VSpecial Session pursuant'to a call-•'sign-' . .j^d" by. uu>re than ,.oiie-thirti • of its m-em- .•"! the Colli t y.>u.ve tin the Citv uf •-"'.Woodstock ,on Tuesday, the 23rd day of - April, A... O. 1935, at ten o'clock A. M. j. 11 tvujv announced that the certificates of election .of the several Supeii; isor- ,, : ah;l assistant: Supervise " "'"felect< """ table iiii nimu tes per day on tue tiai tiauu job' sXiiown as 'bection lo M.- F, i-, aiju' we'-: instructed ;Vhe. Comity '£upel inlenu.et'it: o$ Highlit) s to make me "esiiiaaie- ao'coru-.. ifigly^' -i he'question- was uib«.\l u» to' how ot.he'K touhtves, Vi're opeiaui.y and it Wiis' deyded to go to 'Geneva, illinow^ ana-Vo .bycajiiiore, i.lmiois iaia ituvf.vie.w' oilicials - xif sud ' cbuiities. S , Your . Committee i again met on ' the 21«t .Uuy-'df. OJarCh' at .vlirengo, llnnOii .;na tiitn it-It tor uetjeva, ii«tiK>itf, una t hi-Vi-.li i?-+\ iHM'r-tiiiiii * : intr • Boa •The meeting was called to order bj N. B. Clawson, the retiring Cahirman, and the roll being called- by" the Clerk-.' the following members responded to their names to-wit: L. A. Stockwell. 1> .-M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, F. E. Beck, . N". B. Clawson, E. C. Hughes, EJ F. Kuecker, Charles H. Ackman, Joseph Hemmer, V. E. Brown, 'J. E. Harrison, H. M. Turner, J. G. Stevens, Frank May. S. H. Freund, A. H. Hale, J. J. Filip, and Assistant Supervisors A. B. "McConnell, and Paul Rosenthal, consti-i .tuting a full Board. "^The retiring Chairman, N. B. Clawson, addressed the Hoard and thanke.l the members and County Officers for the splendid cooperation that he had received from them during the past yes^r* and stated that the first order of business to come before the meeting was the election of a chairman for the en- Suing year. Supervisor Hale of Nuikla Township addressed the Board and Stated that he desired to place in nominc. tii.n Paul F. Rosenthal, of Algonquin TjOwnship, for Chairman. The iwm.iiatlon was duly seconded by Supervisor Stevens, the Chair t]ien called for further nominations. There being n> further nominations it was regularly moved by Supervisor Ackman and duly seconded by Supervisor Brown that the ntJmination be closed. Motion declare.i unanimously carried, and the Assistant Supervisor from Algonquin Township was declared .to be the unanimous choice of the members for Chairman for the . ensuing year. THe result of the election being «nhounced. the newly elected Chairman ^ was escorted to the Chair by the re.iii- . ing Chairman, N. B. Clawson. Mr. Rosenthal then addressed the Board and thanked the members for the very great and unusual honor-that they, including many veteran members, had bestowed lipon him, and that he did consider it •a' great privilege to sit as Chairman of the Board of Supervisors in a County that enjoys the wonderful financial condition that now exists in '-McHenry . County, especially by arriving at that condition through good sound business methods and not by being- mis»-rlv i:i • the conduct of its affairs, and that he would endeavor to fill the chair in honor to the members of the Board of Supervisors. Supervisor F. E. Beck, of Chemung • Twp., addressed the Board and presented two gavels to-the new-Chairman an'd stated that he desired that the Chair make a choice as to which one lie wanted. He further stated that the! gavels were made from old wood from the home of Abraham Lincoln- at ' Springfield, ' while his father was the custodian of Public Buildings at the State Capitol, during the time that t+ie Lincoln Home was reconditioned many years ago, aiid that in memory of his.- father whrt was a Supr. and a member • of this Board from the year 1SS8 to Dec. 1900 that he would , like to have a fitting inscription placed on the gavel. S.upr. Turner stated that it was his pleasure to sit with Mr. Beck's father on this Board of Supr. back in those . y^ars and moved that the gij^el be .accepted. Said motion was duly seconded ahd declared unanimously carried. The records of the Special March meeting. 1935 were read and ion motion approved. 'w--* -"•'•The following report of the County Treasurer for the month of March was presented and read and,upon motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded, by Supr. Stevens was approved and--ordered'placed on file, to-wit: COTTWTT TREASURER'S REPORT March, 1935 ."Sal. Mar. 1 Hee d, Paid Out. Byl. Mar. 31 General Fund--<;* • f l ,917.22 $ 1 .j,92C.89: tl3,77<5.0.6 f 4,068.05 Highway Fund--;. 5,388.23 . ' 2,324.06 County Officer's Fees-^ \ 3.53 1.084.14 . 1,000,00 Personal Property Back Tax-- 5.649.02 Redeemed from Forfeitture-- . 11^34.6L 1'5,000.(>0. ' 16V534.6I •Motor Fufl Tax-- .9,309.54 2,938.18 2,746.15 Dep. Order of Court-- „-2,180.43 Institute Fund-- '"< 10.17 100.00 56.12 3,064.17 87.67 5,64 9.02 9,5 01.5 i 54.0.2- 961. J! 019.54 Dor Tax Fund 2,931.17 r 1,968.25 Unknown Res.--Mtnio^r Heirs^- 3,019.5*4 -v . iStother's Pension-- . -i 59.16 L902.24 1;, 175.00 SJiiad. T. B. in Cattle-- " 142.00' 800.00 . 169.22 Disputed Taxe»-- 993.07 Penitlties Jind Fees-- 312.40 < 161.68 • State s Attorney ACCt;^-/ i -1,204.25 20,00 : |$®4,;2a •: Special Account .. . ;• 2,091.55 •' ---V •' 'tnh' ritance- Tax-- : - •vv '1260.42 ' 73.44 1,801.09 Non-l'igh School-- * 4.^80,7S •"••• •'.••Back Taxes-- • - > - J ,«o t Trt 304,06 1,308.81 ... * •Current Taxes-- 1 72.84 • 44.54.- * • 2.17.3S •_* 173,981)^69 $23,^62.16 $42,749.42, $54,593.43 • Transferred td Co.unty Collector s Afcount.' '•.'•• •'• •: . -. The above and forccoing repor' true :>nd correct according to my beat knowledge ami belief. - - • LESTER EI>IN*OER. Co. Treas. Subscribed and. sttj>rn to b-vfore me th.is 22nd day of April. A. 1>. 1 >31. , _ K. 1». WOODS. Courttvv Clerk. 7-86.40 4 88.78 993.07 481.08 20.O0 2.09i:55 - 529.77 4,080.7* J, K. HARBISON : H. M. Tl'l'i.N Kit:. ~ CHAS. H. ACKMAN F. E- BEV:^ . - ('Circuit Clerk 1 Co. -,Treas. I rts,; • !: Frank Thornber Co> [ Co. Treas.. Prtg .? shf.- Off. Sup. fhe Committee on Licenses, inade the Cir. Clk following* report -which .. on niotioir of -Co.- Clk. elec. , .. . . .8V.o7 . at this rime rtvu the l>*ll>s W the, il^E ' 2o.6i» sn.vijtr,aii.twed- ' Whereui.o'n n'l " Av"'f re«ruk»rly--anov^- ti?,; Mfar.- -.nu^hss-. and .diiiy seconded.';by «Sur)r.".St<Hkwei].i ^ "-j-a . that Ihe. (TlviiW as set forth i-n tl\e P<;r a l or the cOiiiinii-tve oil' j.atiiir, l-'ees -34.28-',and UlU'lics' ;'p'iresentt;'(l :tn> rue H. V. Supr. Brown and duly seconded' By SupK Co. C'K- tax" blanl|s 6«\«1 -'Snyder Co;,, certified" pljblkC a-.*:c'ount-iiu- Palmer \»?as, declared ;, ui,inanimou»i> -; Co. Clk. prtg/^ .*.nd 4,5.8,f "b'e allowed iind- -t.hat . the" ^adopted, to-wit: County Clerk the April 20,1935. ij°'- • J * an<1 " '*« "to ' ,issue Orders • _ott . ti Hoy Ins.' Ageiu-y, t>b.nO. County. Treasurer or the uiie- 'uiti 1' Xorm^i, Ta\loi Contingent . . 97 ".0 r on being i.Ul<d Supt>- st.V kwW also stated that they were °equil(ftg t>r doii*g better than the minimum labor-requji; eiiulits 01, itie "code. * "At. c-ijmore we interviewed Mr. Fred O. Laison, Co." Sopi- ot higuways about roads in geneial and about the Construction Industry Coue. rle siateu that they had lecentiy had a man killed cutting down a tfve on an i. K. It. project, but the County carries insurance and that the Claim was $5ouu.uu. As to the code several communications were receives on the matter and read at the County Board meetings vut no action was taken thereon. It was decided to award the County Work mans Coiiipensa,- tion'insurance to Harry Nienstedt and the Auto and Liability-insuiance to H. C- Burton. your committee again met oh the 12th" day of April, 1 »,>»,. at Wot>dstock. Illinois and audited and paid bills of a general nature, chargeable 4k> the McHenry County Patrol System of roads as a whole, including insurance . at $1377.23,' supplies and repairs and overhauling County owned machinery, and labor on the County tpol house buildings totaling a sum of $»t>'47.09. Bills chargeable to the various sections of County Patrol. System of Roads for labor and materials at rates heretofore .approved by this Board were audited and tjaid as follows: Section 1 Section 2 ^ Section 3 v - Section 4 .**171:86 . 18.80 . 148.24 60.25 ti7.3'4 ; 104.35 . 235.98 . 112.2b 132. oO . 17).yo 144 41 395.7* 323.5ti 53.56 . 545.1$ Sections 5-6 ....*. •Sections. 7:, .1-0 Section ? Section "9 l.U Section 11 : r;,............ Section 12 : Set tioli 13 Section 14 : Section lg i.. - Sections 16, ,18, sectioni 17 ' .. •! • ' Total • ' ..*5,335.12 Your committee altso audited; and ordered paid ou.t of the Motor Fuel,tax funds items as follows; State Aid Rioute-- 13-13A Sec. 4 M. F. T. Maint $188.03 20, Sec. 5-1 M. F. T. Maintenance -X-.U2 2, Sec. 7 MKT Construction ... .. . 290.61 26, Sec. 10, M'FT Engineering '66.57 11, Sec. 11, MFT Engineering... 178.li' 14, SBI 67 Treas. Fees HOW 4.35. SB, SB1 176 Treas., Fees HOW 101 The road patrolmen ^n Sections-9 and 11 in the vicinity of Harvard. Illinois, have sold their teams ahd bought trucks and requested that they be. allowed to grade the roads using the trucks to pull the graders when necessary at $1.00 per hour. That they could cover twice the mileage per day by this method than by team. We decided tv> let them try out this method a month on the basis to a $65 per month charge to the County. Your Committee recommends the following method of control ol.tlio County expenditures for roads for which the County is responsible for the ensuing year. : At a meeting of this Board of Supervisors. the itoad and Bridge Comnfiuee shall make an estimate of the amount <5f funds, within the'tax levy for that purpose, needed to carry 011 tin* building and maintaining of the roads for wliioh the Countv is responsible, from time to time. if said estimate isjupproved by this Board, it shall be considered as a limit on the authorized expenditures ol the Countv Road and Bridge Committee, over which limit said committee shall not step. Krom said funds appropriated, the said Road and Bridge Committee may issue orders on the County Treasurer, signed by not less than three members of said committee to pay tor the general road bills including salaries for' patrolmen and road workers, gravel, gravel hauling, labor, lumber, posts, snow removal, r^piiirs und suppIK'fs tor County owned machinery, machine! y rental, small tools, cement, culverts and bridges, paint, insurance on ( o\mty road workers, machinery and building!*, printing. road signs, fuel, grease,- -Oil, gasoline, and incidentals. -• - That the Committee be authorized to meet-monthly to pay bills and transact 2..180.43 J husjnfss of office of . The Committee on Roads and Bridges - ""made the • following report which on " metion of Supr Wright and duly sec- * -Onded I v Supr. Hale ami the roll being C-»iled Was declared unanimously adopt- Bd,* to-wtt: ' ' ' ' o h a i f r o a ' h a n d ( ? e n t l e m « i O f t h e Board of Supervishrs, McHenry Countv. Illinois: _ , The undersigned members of t^e and bridge committ-ee for said County .Wotilil beu bT.Ve to submit the following report on the matters before them; That we met on the I." t.h - day of March. 1935. at Woodstock. 11'iiovs ."-id audited and paid bills charfceable to the Confitv Patrol System of Roads for labor 'at rates heretofore . approved by ;__J>»i« Board as follows: Heft ion 1 to Chas. E. Stake, for: hauliafr ' r*:x ;i8 cu. vds. gravel J-'1'0 -'-jisofion 11 to J. O. t-ivete.y, ,for hr>'it:iig 20 cj^. yds. gravel $1"-"n Total v- ^-- V7 7<> Several salesmen erplained trt* advantages of their goods but ho action -was taken. , ' , It was decided to hire Irwin Dygert iftif Oreenwood. Illinois, to art, as roa0 patrol pa trolpian 'on Patrol s.'Xition 8 from Bout" 2'1 Greenwood T^'P; 173 Hetron Twp to That a trip of inspect ion. of. County roads be taken by 4he Committee, and that so. far as possible the nearest member of the Committee handle, emergency matters. . .• That the County Superirite.ndc.nt pf Highways act as general overseer of'the work and as Clerk of the Road an<i Bridge1"comnrit tee. ; • That said Committee .he authorized to secure" necessary forms and books, for handling the motor 'fuel tax funds and to work out a method of handling said funds arid administering the laws "in »«ui<l matter and relit or buy niai liinery j.in«l 'appliances necessary to meet the State's requirements for the constructions of M. F. T. roads. : We further recommend that the right of way for roads built from gas tax furi'ds be secured by the regular Bight of Way Committee and that emergency matters that m-iy develop in the admin 1st rat ion of said road .improvements be handled by the lioa,d. and Bridge Committee. ' ^ .We further reComend that the poiicy udopted by this Board, at the special October 1931 meeting, of the lioart and Bridge Committee, ordering order drawn semi-monthly for. load work and materials under contract entered into by this Board.. to "the extent of ninety per cent (90CJ.) of- amounts due, be continued and that »rtd policy be further extended to include the work being rton» in this County from • the, M"tor Fuel Tax Funds, by day labor construction. ' --V'-i We further reco'Mitnend. the'.continu-1 %) T l^ a n t e o f - e x i s t i n g a g r e e m e n t s a n d m e . t h - * o<is in road matters for the' ensuing year or until such- time as the new l!oad and Bridge Committee shall make different recommendations to this Boarrd. Your committee again met on the 20fh day of April ahd inspected the Or^nffii'id Road, job known "as Section J M. P.- T. found same making satisfactory progress. A magneto had been y'tnVn off the crusher engjine. 'and wrdecided to have a new <ine orrlere'l, as well as other minor repairs secured. W:' have received and turned over to the County Treasurer for the County Highway Fund. From St'!jte Treasurer refund on, gas . used in tractors. Claim . , ' Xo B. 387498 ... . $232,65 From Town of Coral rental of Tractor Snow Plow , 72.00 Vrnm Town of Al^en rental of , 'Tractor Snow fMow 69.00 From Section 4 AT FT maintenance < fund machinery rental j?3.85 . . . . . n g C o m - , rtn mittee. .tor. ;i repwt ,m the desks for 60.0u . the Supervisors' room. Supr. Ackman . imported that" the Committee had gone 1 "22 't>to the .matter and • found out . that ' l.?0 they could purchase same in sets of 1»0| desH and chair for abo.ut $22.00 a set. S.i» i Supr. Harrison addressed the Board ami ooVc 8-rated ,hat ,ho «ther day while in the J8.3S Probate Court Room he counted 14 ,, c. women standing up for the reason that there was hot the pioper ariangem'eiit Amount to be turned over to the ; Pfeiffer's Pharmacy, shf, off. sup. -2.05 in the room to place chairs and tint County Treasurer by the County Clerk Pfeiffer's Pharnjacy, cir. clk; .26 he would move at this time that the upon the approval of this_ report. $325.00. Pfeiffer's Pharmacy. cO. treaB. . . i'roUit'e t'oun ltooTiT"!)'?Rearranged and , off. sup. ... ..... ....... that' said matter be referred to the Bransby Studio,, sts. atty. invest._12.r.> PuiVhasing Committed giving said com- C. L. Tryon, to. hwy. maint. fund 342.62 niittee full power to act. Supr, Har- Nat'l Re-employment Service rison's motion was duly - seconded '. by H- supplies :-- Mipr. Freund. Supr. BrOwji addressed Hotel Woodstock, court jurors . ,?"2- the Board and stated that he did not Lillians Food Shop, court Jurors 41.86 think that all of- these imp,o\eiuenis Benton St. Rest., court jurors . . 6.3-> were necessary anjd that he felt that Buckley T-Uoom. court Jurors 38.5j» jn times like the present the tax pavers W. S. Battern, judcy. justh^ fees eO.OO should be shown some con sideration. 1 >n Lawyers (. 0. Op I ub.. judcy. lii?ry. 12.50 roll, call on the motion of Supr. Harri Callaghan & Co., judcy. libry *• nn - .A. A. Rehard. RFlV 2. McHenry'^...:.\,;14 2 Harvard Herald, Sup. "Schs.Off. George "Pritzel, Crystal 'Lake":.;.'.;,, i..l:.143 r prtg l..< Dor A. Anderson, \larengo ,;:.144" Marengo Rep-News," *>up. Schs. Mason E. Beebe, Woiodstock 145 I off. exp. .... We further report that Bottled Beer j Marengo Rep-News, Supr. pftgi--. Licenses for the year 1936 have been ' Hebron Times, Supr, prtg. issued to the following: j Hebron Times, shf. off. sup Woodstock Country Club. Woodstock 146 ! 111. Bell Tel. Co., C.. H. and Jail Total amount turned over to the 1 tel. (Co.) County Treasurer, prior to" this repoit ; 111. Bell Tel.'Cd.,'C;-H.- arid Jail ' $4150.00. J tel (shf.) All of which is respectf.uliy submitted. L. A. sTocKWBtL, i . J. '(.;. STKVENS, : FRANK MAY S. H. Klil-H'Nl) E. C. HUGHES. "The following report of the Countj; Home and Farm Committee was presented and.read to the Board, to-wit: April 23. A. D. 19S5. Mr. Chairman and lientleinen of the Board of Supervisors:' Your Committee ort County Home and Farm would beg leave to submit the following Report on the matters . before them£ The i>oestion of fresh meat at the Homfis costing the County a large sum/of money each year. Your committee (feels that by installing a cooling sysOem and butchering our own cattle, hogs, calves, etc., that -it ,would be a gresvL'Saving to the County. With thi« m mind your committee has received bids, which we are herewith submitting to your new committee and would recommend that the McHenry County Board authorize your new Home' and Farm Committee to install a cooling system as soon as possible. Ail - of which is respectfully submitted. ~ • D. M. WRIGHT, Chairman. ; •RATI. ROSENTHAL 1 V. E. BROWN' C.*M. PALMER It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Hemmer and duly seconded by Supr Kuecker that the report of the County Home and Farm; Committee be .approved.v Motion declared carried. The following annual report of the County Physician was presented and read and on motion of Supr. Stockwell and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens was approved and ordered placed on file, towit: . April 22. 1935. To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Gentlemen: I hereby submit to your honorable body a summar'v of my services as your County Physician for the year ending: March 1st, 1935. Permit me, at this time, to extend to this bodv • -my sincere thanks for. the most loval support given me by every member thereof, which I appreciate, and 1 only hope that 1 haVe merited, your approval. 1 love the work? both because - you wish me to serve vou, and the fact, that through you, I am able to give to'those unfortunates, the same care I give to those whose financial condition could call for my best .efforts.' With tire splendid improvements that you are bout to install, the County Home and Hospital can care for the un fort una to sick as completely and with the convenience of our modern hospitals. 1 recommend you for the interest taken in those that we call inmates Mnot of the Poorhouse). but of the Old People's Countv Home and Hospital. No. of calls to McHenry County Alms House -- -, •• No. of calls to McHenry Co.-Jail ..#,.105 N"o. of X-ray pictures ..u:....: 5 No. of Fluoroscopic examinations:..,... 1 No. of teeth extracted -....,.. -,:1 58 No. of major operations1: No. of deliveries " In addition to the above, many home calls were made which were not listed. Foj the above services rendered, in-' eluding all medicines and supplies, It has cost the tax-payers $47.51. Yours very truly. 1)R. E/THOS. BRAND. A -communication signed by fifteen the inmrttes of the McHenry County Home was presented and read thankng the Board of Supr; for the manner in which the Home is managed, which was on motion duly made and carried ordered placed on file. _ The Chairman announced that he had heard some discussion as to.whether or not it was necessary to have five -members on the License Committee and (ailed for some discussion in regard to said 'matter. Supr. Stevens stated that in his opinion it was not necessary to have over 3 memliers on said committee and that he w:ould move vthat the chair be instructed to appoint 3 instead ot 5 Said motion was duly seconded by Supr , Harrison and declared unanimously carried. The Chairman, called the attention of • he Board of Suprs to the manner in which the County Bills are audited by the Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies, and wondered if it wouldn t be more satisfactory for said committee to meet on a day prior to the regular "tithiv Poard m»etini-r and .audit the bills as they do in other counties instead of during the noon hour on the ,i,y of the Foard meeting. After some discussion in regard to said matter, -it was regularly moved bv Supr; Harrison L. V. Kiltz, Co. Treas. off. sup. L. V. Kiltz, Co. Clk. prtg. and sup. Bostitch Sales Co., Co. Clk." prtg. * and sup. . ; .' .. .... 1 >r. J. C. Byers. Co. Clk.. Ins. , dependt. (Bartosik)' nr. F. W. Hetroed..CO. Clk: .ItiSi;; Oependt. (Bartoslk) •Dr. C W. Bailey, Co, Clk. Ins. _ l^ependt. (.leanie Wells) .,.1.:.... Pr- H. W. Sandeen, Co. (."Ik. " Pependt (Jer.nie Well?) Rochester (Germicide Co. <t. H. sup. 58.91. ; Shel l Pet roleum Corp. , C. H-1-2" j-; . • • BOAJ (.» Sort son! Suprs. Sfockwell, Bet'k, Claw.-,.,., 9 00, Hughes,:- Kuecker. .Ackman, Hemmer, Harrison, Turner, Sle\eh.^, May. Freund. Hale. Filip and Asst. Supr. McConnell voted ave. and .Suprs. Wright, Palmer and Brown voted naye. Motion declared 'carried. The Chairman.presented the following lists of Committee as appointed by him to constitute. t.he Stanitin^ coinimtties of this Board forVthe ensying year, which was on motion duly made and carried approved and ordered-.placed on 4.00 -.9;6?'- 5.00 5.(K> 5.0Q 5.00 - rV.w:-, ^s--. K-r.,.-,-; : . - • BOARD OP STTFBBVISOM' Sanitary Plby. & Htg. Cp.,;C, H. c .| •.Standing -Committees. I'.i35-i936 and Jail repairs . R.- D. Woods, Clerk State Bank of W oodstock, Co.• .....- -•• •_ 1 1 Paul F.. Rosenthal, Chau.'.nan Treas. off. sUp.;^f-®®1. ' . - .1-t'erisonal Property-^r-J. E. Harrison, Harvard Hera l d , c o . f e a s . o f f . s u p . i n 0 0 H . \ i . . T i n n e r . E . F . K u e c k e r . F r a n k M a x . S. M. Henderson, Co. Clk. tax : t John Filip. . - b l a n k s ^ ^ v ; 9 ( , ( ' R O a d . a n d B r i < i * e s -- A . I f H a l e . E F . Yani.an & Erbe Mfg. Co., shfv - Kuecker, F. E. Beck, Joseph Hemmer, '-"off. sup. Frank May. Natl. Off. Sup... shf. off. sup. Education--E: C. Hughes, ^!. H, Charles Kuppe,, «hf; off. sup. y. I.8« Kreund; V. E.. Brown, A. li. McConrtvH, Henry A. Nu 11 e, shf 1-t*er diem, f l , 1 J. !•:. Harrison : fees and sei'V. ... . Fees and Salaries,---U. M, T"rnor. Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem:;^ ., „_Chas. Ackman, E, F. Kuecker, E. C. fees and serv. ; _ ...ns.itr; HUBbe.s, ('has. M. Palmer. Joseph Hem- Ora S. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees • .".f t. 'nier, J: G. Stevens. ;• and serv., (Mrs. Taylor) . ... 16.09-j . ;n,v Lots-PL. A. Stockwell. F Thorne & Son, shf jail "tip. clo. 7.9* K ,V( U y fla'wsori," E. K. Kuecker. Woodstock Dry Goods ( o., shf. y -v; 1 irown ' Jail supp. cl(|. 'Claims,'• Labor, Fees and -Suppliest Ludwig Wilson, shf. Jail sui>p.\cl.O. V«tll • T< A ^t'ockwell,' Henry Turner, J. Conway Drug Store, shf. Jail sup. 1 - • • met and conferred with Mr. Peteit. Due to his illness iliey gianteJ him a tu'rther eXtens-ion of tinie, until .\la.v 3, bio. in which to make such investigation, as he •Wished and to prepare such, explanations of various' items as he W'-islied to present. -. Partial security "has been posted -by. >fr. I eteit and assurances given of further .Security to proieet the Board ijt such charges as ,niay finally be established., " The Committee hopes that at the next .meeting of the Board U shall be, abie to make a :final report-"0t -,ih%: entity matter. - • ,*• •* • « V,:-:.;"- "E-1 BKCK " * • PATL KOSKXTHfAL 1L HALE « - „ 7. - CM. PALMKR--.-. ' ,D. *M. WlilGHT',';, / '•The following petition; fot Bridge III Seneca Twp. was presented'and read Mi the B^ard-, to-wit: / Petition, To the Board of Supervisors of the . County of McHenrv, Illinois... The undersigned Commissioner of Highways of the Town of Seneca, in said County, would respectfully represent .that the bridge at the site known as the Moritj: culvert over a branch of the Kiswaukee River on the public highway that extends northerly and southerly through section 9 in said' Town Is unsafe and too small and needs to be replaced by a new bridge lor which work the Town of Seneca is responsible. ' That the total cost of said bridge will be the sum of $1350.00; that the population of said Town Is less than 15.000; that the cost of said bridge is more than four cents on the one hundred dollars on "the- latest assessment roll; and that the levy of the road and bridge t.ix for two years- last passed in said Town was in each year for the full amount allowed by law to be raised thereon for all roads and bridge purposes, except for damages incurred in laying out altering. widening or vacating roads, or for ditches to drain roads, the wholef of which levy is needed for the ordinary repair of roads and bridges injsaid Town. . *" •W'|IKRKK()RK, the said Commissioner of Highways, petitions your honorable Board to deem It expedient to build said bridge at the entire expense of said County, and that you appropriate from the County Treasury, a sufficient .sum of money to meet the Cost of said bridge, and that you direct the County Superintendent of Highways of said County to prepare pliujs and specifications for Said improvement, all as provided by Article V. section 34 of the road and bridge laws of Illinois. • Dated this 23rd day of April, A. D. 1935. ' , FAY WRIGHT. Commissioner of Highways for Town of Seneca, McHenry Co.. 111. State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Fay Wri-ght, commissioner of highways^ for the Town of Seneca, in said County, being first duly sworn on oath says that the facts stated in the foregoing petition are true to his knowledge. FAY WRIGHT. Sworn- and subscribed to before me, this 23rd day of April, A. D. 1935. The following resolution presented by th Public Service Co. of Northern- Illinois for permission to construct pole line on: certain roads in "HarHand iud Seneca Twps.k was read to the Board, to-wit: ' " - - - W: C. Nulle, shf. feed^,pri^;s . . ' . . . ty S».»l. > r<w, ,h Hemmer, C. H . Ackman. J. G West. I'n. <Jas & El. Co., »l»f. 1 Stevens *. feed. pris. r -S'na 1 C'.almn OiWrtr Ptwr--D. M. Wright, Howard Freeman, sheriff Bailiff 32 "0 jT M Turner. Frank May, A. H. Hale • • • Clvde Miner, shf. deputy .-•••• Henrv G. Fisher, shf. bailiff Henry <3. Fisher, shf. deplftS' Geo. Nelson, shf deputy .....u. Roserthai LIt. & Fuel, coal 20.00 4.00 64.00 8.0* 8.00 To: Settle With Treasurer--C.has. Palmer, D. M. Wright. F. E. Beck, A. H. Hrtle. N. Bj: Clawson. , Mcllenry County Home-^A. "Hi Hale, V. E. l'.rown, .1. G Stevens, J. E. Harrison. V B. McConnell. ' Rules--A. B. McConnell, S. H. Freund, ,L" G. Stevens. : Elections- F. E. BeMc. D. M. Wright C. H. and jail . »2.i.09 Cltv of Woodsrbck, C. Jail It. and water Daisy \ . Moore, sup, sch. asst. ,-- ("'.h.-is, l~'nliH*>rv S H KFeynd. Jr Me«+mer and clk. hire ..-ITI.^3 -pnrchasin'ir' *- - Chas AVtman, 1>. • M. A. A. Crissev, -pro; .xifflcer^-,^-- 75. Wrlgftt^^. IT. Freund. Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, . • • - |»0J^f of Blind ---Frank May chas. «<**» S ( i r v- -- 1- i..- fab'tev .T- EHarrison., H. M. Turner, Vestie Mubloon, < . H.Jatl . sal. • A: 'B. McConnell. Ora S. Nulle, shf. feed. pris. ..,100.00 Philip E. Bierdeman. shf. deputy 10<);00 Hans Hansen. C M. jail coal (hauling) St. A. Rt. 13-13 A Sec-,, 4 • St. A. Rt. 2 Sec. 7 . , - fit. A. Rt. . 26 Sec. lfl St. Aid Rt. 11 Pec. 11 • S A. Rt. 14 S. B. 1 Rt. 67 .... St. A. Rt. 8 B. S. B. 1, 17(5 St. -A. -Rt. 20 ^ec. 5-1 .... .... . ..... L. -A. Stockwell. spl com work D. M Wright, spl com work C. M. Palmer, spl com work .. p »•- Tie-k spl com work. N. B: Clawson, spl com .work.1 E. C. Hughes, --spl.. com work-';.,. IS. F. Kuecker, spl com .Worfc' Chas. H. Ackman, spl Jpsephjlemnier. spl .-.License-- ,l; (!. Stevens. .1. J. Filip. 1. A. S'tockwell. 30.96" 1-88.03' ?9e.61 66.3 7 1 7 S. i 0 219.S5 101.01 S.02 16:6" bOI.SO 83.40 «1.2" 15.20 4.50 . 2.4.00 Eradication.-of. Tuberculosis Tn CatMe - F : Kuecker; John, E- Oarrison,, A: B. Mc<""ornne11. ' Right of 'Way--V. E; Prown. Chas, Palmer N. P Clawsoti, .l>. M, Ayright. cii's. IT. Ackman. v '"' .v v - " Resolutionji -- N; B. Clawsop, L Ai Stockwell. F. E. Beck. A. H. llale, J. K. 'Harrison.,..-"': 1. . "Brown. spT Tm work" ,T. E. Harrison, spl com work . H. M. Turner, spl com work,;..; .1. G. "Stevens:':spl corn work Frank May, spl com work S. H Freund. spl com work ' A H. Hale, spl com work p;. F. ..Rosenthal, spl com work work .. (36.60 m w nr.k "5. 7 4 sr. 28.10 19.20-. r.3.80 19.20, 1 0 4 " , 46 9ft W3.95 The comttiitfee on • ••• Cln|•*>?.,.~ foiintv Poor presented the following report wb'lch on I7iof i"n of Supr Hemtner ' :>ncl duly seconded by Supr. Turner and the rol) being called was declared ; imahimously adopted, to;w;it>: ' .! • All of which , K c- IP'-'UKS : A. H. HA I.IS L. A.' STt,'CKWFiLL JOHN" I FILIP - > F R A N K M A Y . ,' ,;:••' -- -A.|>p|l 23ed„ A. D 1035. Mr..-'f hnlrniau;' find ' Gentletnen «»f-..the ;^P.(iarii c:f.Supervisor's: : • ""Yoiir. ConVmi.t'tM'e <>ti COniitv Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they b'< yev'exa mined all i la i"is - present - ed to the", and recommend th1" •-'.--it •of the.'following, and that the Clerk be riirec-ted; to issue orders on the County respectTull^abmitted. Tre, lror ( o'^llP H'-aimaiits for the I era! amounts ' allowed, t w i t : as follows; fo - Algonquin -- Ot t;i wa. SatrMtoriiim, ;Hafry. Hqnspri •• T .1! and Pauper . . 161.92 Richmond, Ottawa Sanatorium-- .. A lbert lanco, T. • B. arid P iuper J fil .22 Frank' V'shler. T T<. and P'IUP r 60.7:. Mneli ' l-'ibiWch. T. B and Pauper 61.0't Mrs. .Clifford', T. B, and Pa-mer . o» Ward.' TV "B. arid Pauper:- 't.;-1.--i#ti03 of .the investigation of. ' "'I ! Zace Sanajoriirrti, Ada Parriuh. T: • ' : :uref's books and recnnimen'b-d that 1 p , . y --10.fl" the full ; ^jr«j Tom Jacobs, care Ada. Par- • : resrularl y iBupr. Hughes. Chairman of sriid .< otprlttee. stated that his committee took o action on the bills'presented by th 52.50 H. E. Snyder Co. certified, pn! lie accountants for their seryS-ees in the .patter treasurer said matter be referred to Board. .It w.as thereupon reguiaMj- |- .; -«r. B. and Pauper bv Siinr. Aek-man and duly sec-, McHenry-- ' onded by Supr. Clawson that the, re-por-t (Miner .Bavers,, Jane - "• of the Commit tee on <crainiR. I^bor.- Anderson. T, B. and pauper 24. .V»' ^ees and Sunolle* be pdopted tr th'» j nM- Be.«t Jlomes- Rtta . Board and the roR being Called said 1 Tlibba'rd ;:"40.,00 r"o»ion wrts declared unanimously car-1 iiid , I'< 1 mefor . Chi 1 d., - , ried. ' •• . ^ .. • f county child-reii /•;...: ...J|1V0:Or> A' .general disci!«slon was had, b\- th» Dor f the Rnuril and !\ t.Tlt 'H; School, States. -Af t >rnev. Russel l .Al len, wi th re- | f>ennini r -Chi 'dren 72«o 40.00 10.00 15:00 It Was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr Harrison that said matter be referred to a committee of 3 to, be appointed bv the Chairman giving said committee full power to act and the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Chairman appointed to act as such committee. ^uprs.' Stockwell, Ackman, and Clawson. _ Supr. Ackman addressed the Board and stated that State's Attorney Lumley was very ill-at his home and moved that the resolutions committee prei«»re a resolution "of condolence. Said motion was duly seconded and unanimously carried. Supr. Beck addressed the Board and stated that there was a member of the Board of Supervisors present at this meeting who has been for the last several weeks going through a great ordeal due to the Verv severe illness of his wife, and that, he would move at this time that the., sympathy of the Board lie extended to Mr. Turner, the Supr. from Hebron Twp.. and that the County Clerk be instructed to forward a letter ,of sympathy together With flowers to Mrs. Turner. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr Wright and unanimously carried. Supr. Turner thanked ,the members of the Board for their thouthtfulness in his great sorrow. - John T. O'Brien. Chairman of the I. E. R C„ for McHenry County, addressed the BoiVrd and thanked the members for their 'cooperation during the past year and outlined briefly the relief condition 111 McHenry County. The following , resolution on Right of Way, Purchase was presented and read and on motion of Supr. Brown :>nd - id by Supr. Kuecker and, :B» it- *«aolv«d By the totrt of Supervisors -of the Connty of MeHraijr SECTION 1-. That .permission be, ahd the same is ,herehy granted to .the Public Service Company of Northern Illi- "0. nois, its successors, lessees and assign®, to erect, operate1 and maintain: ;•¥'! r.' 'tUpon and along the -eaSt side Of - ::W' )L.\ State Aid Route-No. 26 from tT. S ',•% Route No: -.14 south to the' east and i--? f/'i west road extending thru the South- ' - 'v west quarter of Section 2, in Seneca "V-; v- Township: thence along,- the north ' , and west side of State Aid Route No. •?': • 26 to the south line of Section 19;- ' i • "\ thence south along th"? east side of State Aid Route No. 15 to the south line of Section 14; thence south along the west side of. State Aid Route No. 15 to the south line oi" the Northeast quarter of Section 22. all in Seneca and Hartland Townships." poles, wr.ires and equipment necessary and convenient for the transmission and distribution of electric current. SECTION 2. Said poles, wires and equipment shall be so placed as not to interfere with public travel on said "rT* highway, and the Board reserves ihe ; power, through its engineers, to supervise the erection and maintenance of said poles, wires and equipment, as far as may be necessary to protect the public in its free and safe use of said highwav. SKCTION S. The permission here given shall continue for a period not to exceed twenty years from the date of the passace of this resolution, provided that the continuance and exercis« rif this permission shall be subject at all times as to the public convenience in the use of said highway as determined- and declared by said County Board, and provided further that the *aid Public Service Company of North- V *rn Illinois will pay all damages to the ';^ owners of the property abutting upon -aid highways.. wh'ch they rrwy sustain hjr reason of the placing of said poles, wire and equipment, the same to be ascertained and paid in the .manner provided by law in similar cases. X, > SKCTION 4. This permission shall net become effective until a written ac- "epUtnfe thereof bv said Public Service ComptyiV of Northern Illinois has been filed With this Board. jV SECTION 5. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to order a change in the location of said poles or any of them at any time, to a different location in said highway, to 'conform to ' possible conditions that may arise, by ,* giving said Public Service Company ot . Northern Illinois, its successors, lessees and assigns, reasonable notice of the necessity for such-removal and its request so to do, and in case said pany fails so to do, sJ\id Board of Supervisors reserves the right to remove •>oles at the expense of,said Public Serv-,,* ;ce Company of Northern Illinois. SKCTION 6. „That the said PubUc ; Service compafif ' will save and keep harmless the said McHenry County from any and all damages which may -esult tn any manner by reason of the . ' rection, operation and maintenance of ai<t transmission and distribution line ; to be so erected in accordance with this franchise and that the Bond heretofore filed shall apply to this line. roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Whereas:'it is planned to improve the Hartland Road known as Sec, 4 M, FT., past the Countv. Farm, and Whereas, the State Division of Hlghw. ivs has requested that a Curve of 300 feet radius ' toe/constructed at the -right ancle,Lturn toward ih^A'lllage of Hartnnd7-- aT»i^-" v---- ' . . Whereas, the County F,arm M>mmttfee and also the right of w-ay committee of this Board have passed on the above curve favorably: _ ^ Therefore be it resolved by the- Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Illinois, that the Chairman pf this Board and the County clerk of said Count y be hereby authorized to s-'gn the dedication plat (in behalf of. McHenrv Conntv for tile necessary "land off the Countv Farm, and that the dedication consideration in said, matter^be the sum of one dollar. I t was thereupon regular ly moXt */ Supr. Brown and duly seconded by •upr. : ij Hemmer that permission be granted and the resolution adopted and the roll be- 1ng called said motion was declared ;* unanimously carried. < .^i-1 The following resolution presented by the Public Service Co. of Northern II- '. . •; linois for permission to construct pole vt*; lines on certain roads in Greenwood ind iiorr Twps. was read to the Board, . v, to-wit: i'M tnke charge of. the business before this meeting: that the Chair be instructed to anoo'nt the same standing committees and the same number on each committee ancies in meeting. ... - udit of Countv Officers, presented • • , he H. K Snyder Co. showed discrep- . ^ x-trcasurer. IVt.-it's a'-' ount^ The Cnm-mitt-ee' to s -' t1 >• ^ i.th th" '-'irkr 4 trip sen t ed the f' »ll. • win x report •'•eh on motion of Supr A c.k"'i'irt *.:vnd linless otherwise chanced by the Board J and his commi as constituted the working force of the Poard for the past year, and that the Board adjourn to 1 -3« o'clock P. M. for commit,toe w-ork Motion csrrled. ttee was given full prtwer..:..fl4(-y-"hrd and,' «ir:deri'd';'placed . on file, 1:30 0'CX.QpX P. U net pursuant ac to act in making any Jpvesitic-af'o'i ih"\ • -^rfpr 'Vf1 felt r,eces^ars% When th« ouestion o: Uo-wit: Board met pursu.Tiit to adjournment and on roll call same members present constituting a full Board. The Committee on Claims. Labor, Fees and. Supplies: made the following report, to-wit: • i"v.1,-'.'1. chairman and Gentlemen of - the Board of STrpervisors: Your Committee oi\/Labor, Fees and Total .. , ... : $46t .53 j Suppl ies Claims would beg leave to re- .Your Committee estimates that there port that they have examined all claims Will be necessary for the ; Care , of the presented to them, and recommend the McHenry County Patrol system bf.roads na.ymerit of the following, and thj».t the The Construction Industry crfde w«S j an appropriation ' from ' the Cormf.v Clerk be directed to issue Orders on the Studied and discussed 1»>e coric«nsus -Highway-- tax ••'fund* th'e^ sum of ?Tft . ConritV Treasurer to the Claimants for of opinion w"aa that-if McHenry Coun- j'ovio.uw-au«iiii«nal uirtil the June meet:!; ty has to cpiuply it would be advifcable < 0f thib Board. hiring auditors was brought.-..to <h« - | • tendon of th« '* :w«-.de- •M1 J1.,-'VFupervi^of's,. A-prH:•SefftibH. the committee that it was impossible 1 1^-55 -1 ; - to let it on a bid or contract basis for jf-. Chalr'nan: and Gentlemen, of the the reason that there was • no way. of , p&iril of .Supe^ytstrrs:: ". •: . / determiniiig the amount of work, to be . jj, vr>,n l-v •Co.'lnt v.,• Illinoia. • rtone or »he length of time: that the , Yoor Commit tee: to which ^as «ewhole matter from the bec-inn'ng has . furred- the "matter, of making a settlebeen a very tiring and disatr^e^'bl" I . or, the records of Treasurer H. F. dntv but that his comm't'ee f"P t?-a' I ppf^jt beer leave to report a« follows: . 1 it was nearing completion:, that . Ms ; Th" auditors hir e completed an audit, commsttee'.had met from .time to titne tlfe. t»yik<«« of the County Trefisurer , " ith Mr. Peteit.- the last meeting being ' Collector for yisirs 1-ft?",. '93;?/. Monday of Nthis week and -Mr. _ P^teit -j 1 j i j 's ; i n^ cn«nrtle4e. < >n the •»«<«)^;. on account of illness ask»<T*"fKe Com- nf tn-.t audit it has been imj>ossible to mittee for further time in .which ..'-effeet' a settlement at the present time, j •--•akn settlement until May 3rd, 1935. 1 After a meeting oij April 11. '193">. an I Tt was tlie desire of th« Committee Wi pstf-nsioii rime w-as granted -uritil j bave a final report for this meetln.ir but j vpj-il -je. 1935 at the reque+-t of Mr t*>«v .'f»H 'hat additional time should be ; tn give, hint- an opportun-ity to | :hg- tbe s^ver-rfi aiuountst- allowed, as followsir' granted. Mr. • further sfa4eA ,'*>•• k . ^iTer'nt ite^s in the. auditofs' tb^wlil tlje expense thus fax could nt>t )?e avold-l Pep0(rt. On April. 22nd 4-t^.:.1;|9ttipinttjtee The follow-ing resolution on Right of Way Purchase was presented and read and' on motion of Supr Hemmer ami dnlv seconded by Supr. Kuecker and the roll being called---Was declared unanimously adopted. »• R ' O. W. Purchase JtMolntloB •WllKBKAS, -there- is now ava.tlnrif for • he ^ise of Mcltenrv County, Illinois, out i'.-f-M'ot'.vr Vui-l 'TaX of 1929 the sum >. i-n«.eS and. .... ••'. ." WHIO'tKVS it is permissible under saiil Mctor Fuel".-"Tax l.a'w. ;;!P»»ro< e«J March 1929. to .'purchase Bigth of W;iy to^ the . improvement of State Aid Roads. a°;ViI K1 *VS. th" Right of Way Com- ,„ittee: of theHok'd of S'^Tvisors -of McHenrv Countv,- Illinois:, have, sev.---1 the • signatured to- the following Highway Dedications for the improvement of Vtate ,Vid P-.'ite V'imbt-r "23 and 8-B. Mi-Hcirv Countv. Illinois: . S. A. Bt. 33. 8«c. 9, *- T. ^ Jacob • M Deitrich.9.100a ...$50,00 Lester .Kdinger. Co, TreaiS. , ' treasurer's fee t.01 ' »51.01 ' 8. A. Bt. 8-B, at. WTX'ITH •Alfred L: Larson. Nahnette John-• - 1 ' seti, Anni, Jax-o'-son. lot: $3o0.oo Lester Ei.linger, CO. Treastirer, 1 • ,' treasurer's fee.. ' 7.0-i . '""r' $357.07 TBKPKFohK. be it' re«ol\ ed b; said Board of .Supervisors of McHenry Countv; .lllinoi". thai,- the 'above :imo«nt o- OS of the Motor Fuel T-:*,X • of JJ29 ho used for th»> purchase of said right of -wav above mentioned. ->'ndc-. . w BE IT Fl'RTHER RI"SOLVLD. that R I>. Woods. .County Clerk, is herebj directed .to certify a copy of this reifo- ,b-«tion to the Department of niolK' Works and Buildings. Division of High- -sorljiKfiehl. Illinois, for its .iT?- proval for voucher. . Be It BNOlvti By tb* Board of SnnerviBofs of the County of KcBsnry SECTION '1 That ner-' ission^ .be. and the .same is hereby gn ntei towhe »*"blic Service Compnnv of ?fco«|tern Illinois. Its s uccessors. lessees ai^^ns- «lgns. to erect, operate and mainta^F "1"pj>n and alonir the east :>n-i west «j|de~s of Creonwood-Rideefield Road fState Aid Route No. 13) from its intersection with State Route No. JO, south approximately 3i» miles to *n existfng line approximately 700 feet south of the north line of Section 13 tn Dorr Township, McHenry County. Illinois." ooles. wires and equipment necessary ^nd convenient for the transmlssioA'*nd distribution pf electric current. SKCTION 2. Said poles, wires and , equipment shnll he so placed as not to interfere with public travel on said highway, and the Board reserves the nower, through its, engineers, to supervise the erection and maint-ejsiance of said poles., wires and equipment, as far may be necessary to protect the public in" its free and safe use of said highway. SECTION 3. The permission Bere given shall continup for a period not to "vceed twenty years from the date of the p.ssage of this resolution, provided hat the continuance and exercise of thi3 permission shall be subiect at all times as to the public convenience in the use of said highway as determined and declared by said County Board, and provided further that the said Public Service Comnanv of. Northern Illinois will pay all damages to the owners of he property abutting upon said highway. which they may sustain by reason f 'he placing-pf said poles, wires and eonipment. the same to be scertained •nd o-ifd in the manner provided by law In similar cases. SFCTION 4 This permission shall not become effective until a written accepjance thereof by said P"b!!c Setvi,- e Company of Northern Illinois .has been Pled with th's Board. SECTION 5. The. Board of Supervisors- reserves the right to o-der a ~hange i". the location of said po'es or ?>nv of them at any time to a different location, in said highway, to conform to pos/*iNe conditions that may ••else; • by eiv^n-- said r v ,'blic Service Company of Northern Illinois, its successors, lessees and assiirns. -»ason:tble notice of the necessity for such removal ind its request so to do. and 'n case said'Companv fails so to. do. «a'ii Board of Super' isors reserves the right to remove said poles at th> expense of said foblic Service Company of Northern Illinois.1 SFCTION 6. -That the said P"Nic ^ervi'-e Comoanv will save and keep harmless the said Mcllenry Countv uny and all damages which may result la any manner by reason of the erection, ooera'tioh and maintenance of said transmission and distribution line to be so fronted in accordance with this franchise and that the Bond .heretofore lied shall apply to this line. Tt was fhereuoon r-»g"larly moved bST ^'•pr. Ackman and dl?'v seconded W... Supr Brown that perniissiorf be ^rarited' an-1 the v^sol'it ion-ador.ted and the roll beintr calle.i said motion was declared unanimously carried. , The following r«»solutlon presentedbv the City of WwKistock was npad t® the B.^ard, to-wit • ! • " Besolatltm . . " WH'E^EASl th'.« pres-nt pmoos®d r><ute of cff"strw11"' of State Rot(4e Vo. 47 extends thro-j-h the ea*terIV'M*- 11 op ,xf the City; of. .WoodstOvt, llliiwa, on * .. _ .. • WHKRFAS. the City Council of the Citv of Woodstock Illinois, is tM|M)l :h»t a connecting link be made befween said proposeii State Route No IT and the business district of the City ot *\-.-*».'«t.ock fcr the convenience Of •natoi tag pubhe." . :' '. --'V'- •• " 1 • '"" 11