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M 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. If Regular September Meeting 1935 /*, • , (Continued from part one) Couijty Iiiysician, Ur.-'brand presenta' vritten .request ami reconimendafi6nwith the Report of . the, County lymp C •mmittee for additional im- •'1" provfments at the . County Home ail',I Hospital,1 which ' was .on motion, .at. .-'gupr. Beck and duly seconded • byrsupr. State Aid Hou.tes within 5 "• •the corporate limits fit the nuinitipali- ' of Spring, Grove„ t^. designated as • ,'follows. • ... ' (i) State Aid Route'4-A beginning- at A.. Route 5-1! Ei tension; and extend-;, easterly .al.ong M:vin Street to a.nii^ jterSectjon with ., the',eai-fct corporate -2. -BE-IT FFTiTHElt >RK90UVrEl); : -v that the County. Cl<?rk .-i's^ hereby ;#irfct- ; fd to forward two certified copies o,f r-r:^fhis resolution to the ' Department -• of fubl ic Works arid Buildings, Division of >. -Highways, "through its District Engi lleer. .... • The following Resolution on Right' of Way Purchase Routes' 47 and 176 was '. . presented and read and -on motion of Supr. Hemmer and duly seconded by Supr. Turner and the-roll being called Was unanimously adopted, to-wit:- , Resolution WHEREAS, tin re is now available for the use of McHenry County, Illinois, out of t"he Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 Law, the sum of $5655.49 and, WHEREAS, it is permissible under .said Motor Fuel Tax I.aw, approved March 25. 1929, to purchase Right of •Way for the improvement of State Aid Roads, and, Ackman, ordered placed on file. The Committee on Licenses made'the following report, which, on motion'ol Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Wright was declared L unanimously adopted, to-wi-t: /. September 10, 1915. Mr. Chairman and Gentleman Of -the Board of Supervisors: Your License Committee to whom was •referred applications for Liquor and Dance Hall Licenses for the year 1935 beg leave to report as follows": That Alcoholic Liquor Licenses have been issued to the following since the August meeting of this ,Board. E. C. Knull, Harvard RFD 4 175 Total amount turned over to the County Treasurer on fees collected for County Licenses for the year 1 935 and prior to this report $6,550.00 • ' Amount to be turned over to the Coun: ty Treasurer by the ,County Clerk upon ' the approval of this report ............$75.0" All-of which is respectfully submitted. J. (1. STEVENS ' . L. A. STOCK WELL " ; JOHN J. FILIP • The Clerk presented the various levies of American Legion Posts and the Vet- ! erans of Foreign War Post of Crystal Lake made to the overseers of the poor Which were, on motion of Supr. JCuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Harrison referred to the Committee on Finance for ' a report. The Clerk presented statements of •condition of banks in McHenry County ^acting as depository for County funds : Which were on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Su.pr. Turner ordered placed on file !and made a part of the record. The Clerk presented and read communications from the State of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings, Illin'ois Emergency Relief Commis-. (lion, Federal Emergency Administration '•'V Public Works, Public Service Com- •pany of Northern Illinois, and the 'Works Progress Administration which • were ordered placed on file. ;7 A general discussion was had byHie jriemt?ers of the Hoard on how the Poor- Bills should be audited by the Committee, after which it was moved by Supr. Hale, and duly- seconded by Supr IVilrn. ;' that the Committee on County Poor yneet on the Friday preceding the Board, meeting of each month for the purpose ~~6f auditing Poor Claims and that aach Supr. have said claims in the office of the County Clerk prior to said day and that the claimants be notified through -the press .of the County that • their claims or bills be for the calendar hionth previous. Motion declared carried. Supr. Harrison, Chairman (of the Special Committee appointed on care and welfare of the Somas reported that • it was decided by the representatives of thel. E. R. O., the American Legion and his Committee that the 'care and welfare of the Soma family, wis a matter, that should be brought 1-efore .the County Court. Ajid that action would • :be taken immediately in that regard. There being no further business to Come before this meeting it was thereupon regularlv moved bv Supr. Hale anil f-iuly seconded by Supr. Kuecker to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. .,.7 PAUL ROSENTHAL Chairman Attest: R. I>. W.OODS. , Special October Meeting, 1935 The Honorable Hoard of Supervisors of McHenry County met in Special' Session pursuant to call signed by filore' than one-third of its members at tlie Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday, the 8th day of October, A. D. l?v.. at ten o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Paul Rosenthal, and the "roll being called the following members responded to thoir names, to-wit: L. A. Stockwell. DM. Wright. C M. Palmer. F. E. Heck. N. B. Claw-son-, 10. C. Hughes. E. F. Kuecker. Chas. H. Atkman. Joseph Hemmer. V. E.' Brown. J. E. Harrison; H. M. Turner, J. G. Stevens, Frank Ma v. S. H. Freund, A. IT. Hale and John J. .Filip and Asst. Suprs.; A. B. McConnell find Paul Rosenthal, constituing a full Board. Minutes of the Annual', Septeml-er M< eting,, 1935, were rea'd and on moti-On approved. The following report of th/*. County Treasurer for the month of September. 193.". was presented and rend, and. <>n motion of Supr. St'ookwell. and duly seconded by Supr. Hale was approved and ordered placed nil file, to-wit: Connty Treasnrer's Report for Month of September, 1935 Hal. on hand. Sept; 1st. 193,3 . $84,220.8, County Home. Supervisors. ....$176.44' Personal Property Tax ..... 27.20. •" W. P. Allen, Supt Co. llcnftfr. 44.0S County Hitrhwav Fund. State.'.:.-898.56 County .Officer's Fees l 8.P.r> . Institute Fund ......;..:V»?8!00 Dog Tax . T'l no gale of Old Off. Fixtures 10.00 Refund from F. E. Beta: fo,,:..;....: 20;00, Mother's Pensions, Edward . ,. J. Barrett , .. . .. . v .;400.28 Con. 'on- Pho-ng Booths. '.4-2. M. F. T. Fundi,...St^te,., Total Receipts;f6r Mohtli Grand- Total FWeints EXPENDITURES County Orders- Highway c>rders >1 F T Orders ......^,0:,.;;.;.;.-.:^ Mother's Pensions •Insanity Jurors .....V...... . ....... .. Proration Otfficers C^'ift Reporter ,...i...;, . Cor--iier's Juroips ..•••-• - Unclaimed Witness Feea';... .. f»on-)ii>{h*F,und ... Institute Fund Inheritance Tax Eradication ;T. B..fn Cattle '.... Disputed Ta^ea 21.l.'H.2:< $1.05,*?a5.10 .*13.720 SO 3.451.35 2,824.57 . l .140 18.00 • ao.oo ioo.no 115.24 . 18.00 fiS.10 3,494.11 no.On . 1J!5 23 • 'S.52.45 ' 70.90 701.00 214.5G .J,I97.;i3 2.35 •' 25.00 : ilvt'O 5.00 Salaries ....... Deposit Order of Cotirt Pauper's Fund ., Bounty Orders Pettj- Cash Fund G ra n d > J u r rits^ B. 1». V^-(ibdsV:;;Fee*.».-.^'-i,v^.--..< Tota,l; fixperjditure.s „,".v . ..'-28 S7jiTo.»-j Bill; piv hand ^jept. 31st; 19*35 ,^J.6^T7,-:0l. S c«ra«d :Totiil ....;"...:..».fi tt,r.'r.5.10 I -.The -above -and fo,resgping'"report fs true- and" correvt . a "-cording toi my beat t Jlnftwledge and bcU«f; ' : I , 'v. Li-:STf,H 1:1 '1XQER, Co'. Treas. ' Subscribed and swoi-n .to before me j this 7th ^ay pf-.OctobVr, 143^ ' >/- ,1 i SEAL) 1>. W!t)oi.!S, Co.. (ilk The'ComVnj|ttVe on f.ic'ehses made tht» 'rollowiflg report, which on fm>;iWn "of . 'ti-pr.. IiroWn and duly ^seconded br Supr.. Heiijnier," "was., declared . aiftahimousiy \dopted, to-wit: ; . v .•i ' . ' , '•<- October" -8th, 1SS5 -Mr. Cfiai-rman and "Gentiemen- of the I'Vqartt of Supervisors: ' ; Your License Committee to whom was referred applications for Liquor ami Dance Hall Licenses for the year 1935 beg leave to report as follows.: That Alcoholic- I.iquor Licenses have- been issued to the following since the September Meeting of this Hoard. Anton Navratil, McHenry RFD- ; ^176 I". \V. Anderson, Spring Grove RFD 177 Total amount turned ' over to the County Treasurer on fees collected, for "ounty Licenses,for the year 1H35 and prior to" this-report d:.r .'j$6*62-5.0 > Amount to be turned over to -the county Treasurer by the County Clerk ujpem- the approval of thig report •? 150.Oo All of which is< respect fully-trubttait'ted. -;. J. G. STEVENS • ' • . L. A. ST' H 'KWELLi - JOHN' J. FILIP - " . .. "- The Committee on Finance mada the following report, to-wit: ' - October 8th, 1935. To the Chairman, and Members of the Hoard of Supervisors:- Gentlemen: .your Committee on Finance to whom was referred Hogardus Levies presented it the September meeting of said Hoard would beg leave to submit a report on the matters and things belare them. Your Committee met on tX\tpb'er -2nd. 1935 and went over the various levies " presented by the several American Legion Posts and one Post at the Vet- • rana of Foreign Wars, said levies totalng $9500.00. 5 . • . S'our Committee would further report "ljat ah .appropriation of $8,000.00 was nado by the Hoard of Supervisors to •over said expenditures for the ensuing -•ear. '1 Mostly all of lhe difference was freatd by the Veteran's of I'oieign 'Wars- Post of-Crystal Lake and the American^, .epjon Post of said city, making a total low in -said.• conjhj.uri.lty in the sum of L";".o.oo. Yoitr Committee upon investigation And that the said levies for the City if Crystal Lake were o.ut of 'proportion to other Posts in 'the County and ilsa out of proportioh to aaipiunts used . >y past experience. • Also two or- three of the other Legion Levies were slightly .out of proportion Your Committee would therefore ecommend that the following amounts •>*vapproved, to-wit: .- • ' ' Amount Appropriated by . County Board . ; J. .: $8,000.00 Fox River (irove, Am., Le#l<in:^4(>0:00 ' nit lev, Ameri-can Legion . . .. 300.00 Woodstock, American Legion 2,^00.00 Mcllenry. -American.. 1-cgion ...v 100.u0 - Richmond American Legion 30fi.n0 Mg.iinqufn American T.t-gion ......300.00 Harvard Americtin Legiqn,..:..,.l .2oo.oo--- : i t engo A no rican l^egion -'^--.'.*..800.00'. Hebron American Legio.jV.' Sort.00 Hebron American .Legion 4«o.<>«': 'rv.-tal Lake Amer. Legion ~:.l,300.00 "rvstal Lake V. F. W. 300.00- : Total :»8,000.0'-> We would further recommend that the 'ounty Clerk be instructed to draw '•r«lei>- .on the'County Treasurer to the icvera'l Posts upon them filing good and sufficient"-bond' wiCh two or more surelies in the sum of twice the amount of ilieir levies with the-County Clerk, said bonds to be approved by said <"lerk and that no Posts of the American Legion or the Veterans of Foreign Wars be U lowed to, draw at any one time any more than one-half the amount of the >alance of said levies. All of which is respectfully submitted. JOSEPH HEMMER E. 'C. HPGHKS '• . ; N. B. CLAWSON - ; "V. K. BROWN JOHN J FILIP It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr.. Kuecker' ;ind duly seconded ; b\ Supr. " Freund that the report of the '"ommittee on Finance be adopti-d by this Board. Apd the roll being called M inot ion was - declared unanirHously carried. ' The Committee on 'Roads and Bridge^, made' the following .-report, whieh. on motion' of Supr. 'Brown and duly second- •il bv Supr; M;;y and the roll.-.being "•ailed, was declared unanimously adopted to-wit: - . - - -..* Mr. Chairmaa and (lehtlemen vOf the Hoard of Supervisors, Mi Henry County, lllTfiois: The undersigned members of the Road •ind •Bridge' Committee for said County, would beg leave to 'sut.miT the followinR. report 6n the matters- before them. That we met at Woodstock, Illinois, on the i8th day of S< ptetnber 1935 an<| audittnl and ord^rod paid bills- <>ti the 'motor' fuel tax r.iad sections oj road and one, bill on the regular County Highway Tax fund charged, to patrol section 5-6 known as the Twhj, Road-, as follows: : •„ . -State Aid Route-^. ' --'i 2. Sec. 7 MKT construction . . ,.f- S-\. Sec. 6, MFT, engineering . .. 31.7(» •'ft Sec. 5-1 MKT, Treas; lee main. 10.1" 1 ?-l3-A, Sec. 4, MFT'Maint. its follows- T r e a s . F e e s V : . ! ; . ' 4 4 ; 4 . f Ijfl ...v... ....i Mater' .1 " • - » 607.55 To Co. Treas,,for Road Fund. . , „ machinery, rent 'l 640.31 Total from MI'.T "funds :;..?2,29i.0i Patrol sec. 5-6 tp yietor Peter- ^ . son. labor ..... .. .. $15.00 Vour Cortimit tee. then w'ertt to Alden !H., .a.nd :?i- pi-ct' d a d ipgerous corner and'" then to Sprini; ;Grove to inspec: work recently compleKd- East of Spring (Ji'.'.vc. We. then went to the Twin Lakes road-east of Richmond where a :nile is being improved.,' aJid inspected ;be Farber-Gre.cu loader recently purchasVd; 'whivtar. was being used to cut down a bill. The machine leaded dirt into trucks which was used to make a til) about One-half mile awav. A 16 tpoi w'ilth bridge of' 13 f«»»t span -was- being widened to So foot roadway and' narrow crooked .pikes"were1 being straightened and widen, d. We then inspected .the two and one-half miles* <~>f road north of GrCenwood partly in Hebron Township that was recer.tlv graded but not grav- ,-li.d exeept a short stretch that ye»e trenched before the gravel was put on. First the road had been graded to aflat top and 30 feet' Width of roadway. Tl -'i the dirt for the middle 20 teet to. a depth of 3- inches was scarified and graded out- on to th«> shoulders, so a.* to m.-k-.a trench for the gravel.. The iriavel 'ha-T been in place about four months and was packed'«:nootTi and .theshoulders held it in place,, in marker, contrast to the new road south of f»ree.nwood which had been built 8 inches thick bv what is known as the feather -d^e. .method. Here the eravel was be-: inp*/thrown out onto the low shoulders and the stones fame, .to the top. and the clear stones when graded in would not pack. We decided .to continue furtheJ w44h the trench method of construction a« a base for -asphalt re-tro.ul reads. Section 6 M. F. T. proposed concrete road improvement south- of Crystal Lake ffkmg the Railroad is still held up because of. the new railroad crossing involved. A hearing before the Commerce Cotnmissiop: was set for Sept.1 ilt 19,35, but was postponed to Sept. 26, 1935. ' 'It was decided that as many, members of the -committee as * could ailak.e the trip should attend the hearing aV<"hicago. • Four members of the-committee made- the "trip but the hearing was agitin postponed -until, Oct. ,29, 1935, because the Railroad has gone into the hands <>f a receiver and they thought 'a'rVceiver .competent to-act for the railroad 'would be appointed' by t,hat time. U e-.then,sent two memebrs of this committee to W^iukegan*; 111. ly train to interview, the' Works Progress Adm(nis- -tration' officials in rega-rd to signatures on McHenry Couhty's projects, same being- pursuant to a request of said W. I'. A- o^ttcial-s. * : Your committee again met at'Woodstock! Iliinoi.s, on the '5th day of OctoW.'- 1935 and ordered paid hills of a general iiiitufe, chargeable to" the • Mcllenry •County Patrol System of Roads as a wliole, including repairs" and supplie.- for. County pwned machinery and cosi .involved in making the stone for proposed asphalt top for Greenwood Road, known as section 7 M. F. T., reimbursement for which would come from Motor Fuel Tax - funds when the stone is used to total sum of $447.50 Bills Chargeable to the various Sections of the, McHenry County Patrol Systems' of roads, -for labor and materials at rates heretofore'approved by this Board, were audited and paid as follows: Patrol' Section , 1,' 41.25 Patrol Section 2. 74.13 Patrol Section 3 ..: 141.59 Patrol Section • ,82.45 Patrol Section 5, 6 l,5H6.4t. Patrol Sections 7, 1.0•484.75 Patrol Section > ......, C5.00 Patrol Section 9 ;...' • *78.56 Oatnd Section 11 79.59 I'atrol Section 12 ,77.0/' Patrol Section 13' : : ' 25.01 Patrol Section 14 ' 62.50 Patrol Section 15 "112.00 Patrol Section 16,'l8 209.86 Piitrol Section 17 ^ 213.4^ mm " ... $3,790.90 Bills in reference to^the Motor Fuel Tax funds were audited; and approved as follows: . -'- State Aid Routes-- '8-B righL-pf way amd, Trfeas, , b fee, S. B. I. 176 ,..,$127.53 1, S- B I. 47, r%ht of way and treas. fee 5.10 5-B, Spc. 8 MFT right of - way and tre:\s. fee .... .1,530.3l> •13-13A, Sec. 4 MFT labor and mat. 9.45 2, Sec. 7 MKT. Const. lalw)r .• • 33.00 in reference to twp permits for main- •tentmce work' on pole lines of the Illinois : Bell Telephone Co. on State Aid '.loads south of and Northwest of McHenry, Illinois; recently referred to the State's Attorney and this Committee, we would report that we have consulted the State's Attorney's office and they found no objections. We tjien authorized the County Supt. of Highways to «jtsn them as per the request of C. H. Apple District Engineer of . the State ! >i\ ision of Highways. . Your Committee estimates that there will be necessary for the" care of the Mclfenrv County Patrol System or Roads, an appropriation from the County Highway tax fund levied in September, 1934, the sum of $4,000.00 additional until the November meeting of this Board. All of which is respectfully submitted " A. H. HALE • : E. F. Kl'lOCKER F. E. BECK JOSEPH HEMMER FRANK MAY The Committee on McHenry Cpunty Home presented the following report, to-wlt: : Octobier 7. .1935 Mr Chairman arrd members of the Hoard of Supervisors of McHenry, County, vour 'County Home Committee respectfully submits the following report for the iponth of September 1935, audited and paid Oetob'er 4, 19.35.C. ;V Kran'k• S. Betz Co., hos. equip. c..|21.46 Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers, cookies, «eto. .. ... -13.06 Seward Sea Food Serv„ ftsh i)r. Brand, medicine i ' T.I5 Illinois Hell Tel. Co., tel 14.10 •Pfeiffer Pharmacy, drugs 1;>.7j. Woodstock, Pharmacy, drugs... 6.05 E. F. Bac-hus, elec. work and sup^ 28.10 Rovce Bros., gas and oil 20.75 Home Oil Co., kerosene and drat. S3.3b Willis Kishrow. Groceries, twinet B ; laundry ' repairs 46.58 The Shurtleft Co.. nails, bolts, forks, etc. . 34.60 '•"rank Purse, silo filling 38.00 Physicians Record Co., hos. records 9.24 Ludwig Wilson Co., soap, sweeping .compound, etc. 69.41 Tow nsend Chevrolet SaJieB; repair truck ,»'»•' , J ?, Tborne. &.Son. cbithing 3.12 A. \V.. Wagner, hardware..'...--.--;- -, *-99 •ei. W. Hart,• groceries. . ...... .........U..: -24.92 WooiiStock Wholesale Cp., toto.; ,... *3.92 crystal Lake Teaming Co.,,Band and gravel 7.<F .1. W. Griswold. laundry, hoap; ^ 8-60 Roval Blue, groceries . 06 Woodstock Daily Sentinel, advar- Using for bi<ls ..... .; 2.0«> F Cichocki Shoe Shop, shoes li.iO Shell Petrol Co., Shellane tanks. * 3 'Ov !ohn Sex ton & Co., ferocerles ) 48.80 Montgomery Ward & Co., hospital _ linen 157 II I F. Howlev Co.. clothing ...--. 1.90 Rosenthal. Lumber & Fuel Co:, , nails, shingles, coal •> . 361.<1 Albert Tessendorf. cooking, gas 2»-20 P.reV's 'Bakery, bread 60.00 -v. VV Wool worth Co., h<i«P equip, \V. P.. Allen. Incidentals, machine repairs, welding, etc. . ...... 59.41 W. P. Allen and wife, salary /..:I..:160.00 Margaret f-Jil'more, purse ;34.»J Mr«. Virginia l»«)U(#hart. .nurse .... 5».00 Miss Enilv Hughes, iiurse ...... «5uy Putty, cook Art Wendt. help' Elva Wendt. help ,.4...-.;;.... . o. Borgesen. farm hand .. . George Nystroin, carpenter •'£ - • L<iuise Johnson, help 56.83 7 5 0o 45.00 30;00 '40.00 94.00 17.00 'V $1,923 23 lipriUn Milk Check S5.52 _ ' . , $ 1 , 8 5 7 . 7 1 Sepoifi of th* Connty Farm and Koma Committee S !ion«.rable Board of Supervisors 1;.-nth-men: Your County Home Commlttee_ met at •be County Farm Septf-mber 17th and opened bldv for a heating plant for the •mint house whe-e it Is planned to put about 15 Able bodied men. The low bid •••f.Tessendorf Bros, of Crystal Lake.for •724' "was. 'accepted'. This included an • mcriean hot water plant and Suna'trand lil burner complete with pipe covering. The bathroom and upstairs toilet inr w/allatioi} was allotted to the Kruse 'l.'rdware Co. of Richmond. Bid<4 for a hot water heater for the 'aundry were opened and the bid of A. W. .Ge'ister of Woodstock ! for $75 was •ceepted. 1 ' . A contract for a bathroom for the 'los-pMal was awarded to Ernest Rl.es of Woodstock.' ' • £ The committee again met at . toe County Farm Friday. October 4 and ndited bills for .the month of September and drew orders fo'r same. The expenses were divided as follows: •1 >er;b a n e nt i m provement 24 0.36 "onnine expenses ' 860.S.9 ClYit-bing; shoes 28.22 Tobacco --- .83 9. Metiicine __7.35 Hospital .-'.-v®2..80 ' 'ieting i 2} >--'• Fuel ' ?«7.4 9 A. H. HALE „ " J. E. HARRISON , - , " JL G. STEVENS ,4.-I .^. ... V;, - A. B. McCoNNELI^;->^iiiniltjfc«(e, _ It was thereupon regularly moved by,I Supr. Wright and duly seconded bi ! Supr. Palmer that the report- of , the I Committee on McHenry, County Home t-e adopted by this Board. ; Arid the roll" j being called, said 'motiony Was declared -, '.inaiMtnously carried-. 1 ^ | * , Dr. E. Thomas Urand, County Physi- | cian, presented stafements of "accounts with"the various Sriprs. or overseers of j the Poor' for opt rations performed, j •..which were. On motion of Supr, Brown f mti duly seconded by Supr. Fili-p, re- j tarred to t-he Comtnittee on .'Cotinty ! Poor Claims for a report. '• j Supr. Hughefi of Hart land,: Township requested that the various statemeht^ ! from K>r. Brand be rea^A>y the .Clerk: The Clerk then read the various at- " punts as rendered- for operations performed. ' ; • . , '* The Clerk presented, the various reports of the overseers' of the Poor to the County Clerk on Pauper -Relief,' which were ordered placed on file. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Palmerthe same were referred to the proper committees and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. M. for Committee work. 1:30 O'CLOCK P. X. Board met pursuant to adjournment, present same members. The Committee 011 Claims I.abor Fees and Supplies made the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Hale and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit; Riley P&upera October 8thi A. D. 1935. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors; Your Committee on Lal«or, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to report that they have VXUmtned all claims presented to them, and recommend the -layment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders op the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: P. F. Pettibone ft Co.y Cir, Clk. $114.03 Frank Thornber Go-.-^- ^ Co. Clk. prtg. and s Co. Clk. tax blks Co. Treas. off. sup. Co. ^reas. prtg Co. Treas. prtg.-- Crvstal Lake Herald Pub: Co. „.... 17.77 .185.40 .237.99 L,... 58 63 .J.;.. 5.SS 26.71 Richmond Gazette Woodstock Sentinel--- Co. Treas. prtg. circuit Clerk .................. Supr. Prtg. ... '^o. Clk. prtg. and sup, Co. Surveyor Co. Treas. off. sup. Co. Treas. Co. Per. prop, tax ..... 32 50 Sup. Schs. off. exp.--t ' ' Multigraph Sales Agency .....12.00 Ethel C. Coe 2L89 Pyramid Paper Corp."--..... 77.87 McHenry Plaindealer ..;...v................1 .Sir Supr. Prtg.-- McHenry Plaindealer ...................... Hebron Times ..,i Richmond Gazette Herald Pubg. Co.; C L. ..... . Heliron Times Henry A. Nulla--,; Shf. per diem, fees, i«#rv. ...301.40 Shf. per diem, fees, serv 05.60 Nat'l Re-emplovment, Ct. Hse. sup. 3S.90 Nat'l Re-emp. bills for July & Aug. 50.00 J. T. Mttchem. contingent ;... 14.10 rill. Bell Tel. Co., C. H. jail tel. Co. 66.15 111. Bell Tel. Co., C. H jail tel. shf 28.75 Callaghan ft Co., Judcy. llbry. 8.24 Lawyers Co. Op. Pub. judcy. llbry. 7.50 Richmond Gazette, Clr. Clk 8 00 Til. office Supply, Co. Treas. prtg. 23.97 Pfelffer's Pharmacy, Co. Treas. prtg -3.71 1.05 ............ 14.30 .J..'....... 51.25 6.90 j........... 79.05 85.46 7.25 7.00 '3.50 6.50 1.70 1:80 . 140.00 '...140.00 ...140.00 72.oc .... 72.00 I"....126.00 :.... 5i" .. 28.97 2.00 9.25 4.00 1.01- 6.14 17.78 60.44 39.98 Pfeiffer's Phar., shf. off. »up. . Board of Review- Paul Rosenthal • E. J. Gerry .~-- Fov L, Mentch William Earl :...r.;.v....: Virginia Stiller ...............>>.....2.,:- Glenna Housholder Thorne & Son, shf. jail sup; clo. Ludwig Wilson, Ctr Hse. sup. McCullum Hoist & Mfg. Co., Ct. Hse. Sup. . Detective Pubg. Co., shf. off. sup. Rurdette Smith, Co., shf. off. sup. Bohn Hrd Co., shf. off. sup. .... .. Bohn Hrd. Co., shf. feed, prls Court House, Jail rep.-- E. F. Raccus Wm E. Van Der Veert' - Rosenthal Lbr. and Fuel Co., - Ct, H. and jail *0a-i-a.. Sheriff Peputy Fund-- William Girling Jr. ...... ...v.......:: 92.00 Richard Farrell Albin J. Kupp.e 84.Ti Charles Stewart 4-JJ0 Hart well Kelley Martin Bohl ,£ -4.00 •Howard Froemiin 4 .0«> Howard Freeman, shf. bailiff ; 4.00 Clyde Miner, shf dpty. fund 8.00 Clvde Miner, shf. bailiff " Henrv G. Fisher, shf bailiff -'J J" E G. Shlnner & Co., shf. feed- pris. «3.74 W. C. Nulle, shf. fe.ed pris. -41.91 E. C. Bodehschatz, shf. jail. sup. clothing fund - 30.3t> Shf. Feeding Prla. Fund-r- . Brey's Bakery J..--.....,.'--- 2 < . 7 0 (J. A. Parker ....r........-- Pingel & Koch .............35-57 Western Un. 6aa ft- El. Co. ............ 7 55 Marinda Bates Z chas oH. Ackman. clock, supplier C. H. -. ...----s-----' ... •:'• °-22 C L Trvon, Co Hwy. Malnt. .....262.42 citv of Woodstock, Ct. Hse. jail Lt. and water 63.39 Henry A. Nulle. shf. per diem A..-. ;«ml serVi v Ora S. Nulle. shf. feed. pris. .. i .- l 00.00 Philip E. Bierdeman. shf. dpty. -- °'i 1 Vestie Muldoon. Ct. Hse. jail. sal. lO?-^ A. A. Crissey, pro. off. <^-0o Daisy V. Moore, Sup. SchB^™'^ - Asst. and clk J la-' jj S. A. Rt. 1 3-1 S A. > ::^-^,.y».2-l 98.02 S. A. Rt. 82 Sec. 7 S. A. Rt. 8 A. Sec. 6 Spl. Com. work-- L. A. Stockwell P. M. Wright ,. C. M. Palmer F. E. Beck ..... N. B. Clawson, Frank May E. F. Kuecker . . ••• Paul Rosenthal^. Chas M. Ackrhnn .-..- Jos. Hemmer i. V. E, Brown ....... J. E. Harrison . . .... H M. Turner,'- J. G. Stevens . ..... S. H. Freund- , ->» A B, JlcConhell •=-- A 11. Hale John J. Filip liilk racielptat ... 1,923,23 ..... 65.5? 57.26 31.70 .. .... 32.55 78.40 . 76.91 " ss.r.'i 66.60 . ...: 23.60 15 9>' : 8.30 , • : 83.6* ' 10'.50 fiR.9" '. 18.80 . 10.+0 ' 48:90 ' ., io 4 • ; : 4.80 .. 28.80 ;.- 22.C All"'of which Is respeetfully auhimltted,: L A STOCKWELL J. G, STEVENS . H M TI'RNKK ^ S. H. FREPNO -JOHN J. FILIP The Committee on Claims, County Poor made,the following report, to-wit: „ October 8th, A. P . 1935 Mr Chairman and- Gentlemen of the " Board of Supervisors: , Your Committee on County Poor Claims would bee leave to report that thev have examined all clnims presented to them, and recommend the paypi^nt of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the claimants for the severals amounts allowed, as follows, .toj J • Chicago Industrial Home for Children .. Dependent Children 424.40 T. B. and r»nper Ottawa Sanatorium--' Richmond ---• A lgonquln 4.....:.:........ Nunda ...: J. -- Greenwood - v- Hartland" Earnest Wolf, rent- 1..„...!. 5.00 Shurtleff Co*, coal ..' 14.42 Char, Engfe( milk - , . 3.0U Marengo^-- .- , ' 1'adl o. Schwalw?, O. p., glasseg....16.00 H a r r y E a s t ' o h , . ; - « i e n t ' . " . r : . - ^ 0 " "J; IL Patterson Co., cpal -18,2 9 'Patrick Bros,, - nidse 23.00 Ida DeLong, ..rent" and car»";-.,'....:A... ,16.0" E. Ivamholz, rent . v I.-. 12 00 Hajrold Hyde, coal.., ., ..... 1150 Wa..rre.n jordan, rent, * 10.0" A. .M Wallace* rerit lO.Oo John Rands, r^nt A: H. Kunda, rent; ..1(^50 Jghn Burton, , care . *' 25.oo" Dunham-- ' - 3 Strain .Brps.V R. E. I>Ush,;- mdsg:;- ic'.^^00 Schiftt & Cernyt serv.-..;:. ....'i.; j... ! 1.5-00 . CheriHiug-4 -- • •.• •/-: •' •: •• • 4 lAish, Vormily-a. & ©p.-f .„...:-.';.,-.7"7f4.l" Hoge & Son, mdse.^ " - * 82.00 40.30 54.50 7.82 2.7;' 87*80 io.oo ;...'. lO.Od io.oo Bernice Sherman," care Lake & Harris, coal Strain Bros., nidse. West. t'n. Gas & Elec. Coiy gas 111. Northern rtil; ,C6;, light Mrs. Tom Jacobs, care William Zell, rent-.:!.,. J". C. Kates, rent I'has. Campanelli, rent Mrs. H. Lakashe, rent ....... ........ 9.09 City of Harvard, water ................ 6.95 Fred Deithloff, rent ,..., 12.00 Lillian Col ton Allen, rent 1,00 N. L. Seelve, M. D.,. serv. IS500 N. L. Seelye, M. D„ serv. S.OO Alden-- " Hebron Cash Grocery, mdse. 8.59 L. G. Nigh, mdse". 4.52 Chas. Liveiey, milk «.... 2.46 W. E. Van Dor Veen, coal ........... 12.86 Hart land--- Lush, Vermilya, & Com mdae. 25.18 Schmitt & Cerfty, burial - 15.00 16.00 14.00 12.0(1 18.4ti ". "18,'5-I 2S-.4 0 Seneca H. J. Miller, mdse..; Cora!-- Chas,. H. Aokman,'#tta $.79 \ V . C . N u l l e , m d s e ; , c . ; . , % 2 « 2 3 \V. C. Nulle, mdse. -2T.79 Wertz & Shaw, coal . . 8.68 Henry Lusz, milk • 4v06 H. B. Benjamin, mdse, . JL1S Grafton-- Will. RiisCh, mtlk T- . IvlO Walter L. Farley, mdse» ...... John G. Henson, aery. Charles Meyers, rent ...... ........ Miss Verna Church, rent, ....... Enos' Conley, coal Enos Sonley, rent,. L. W. Scln-ilz, gas' Dorr-- Dacy Lumber Co., coal ........... R. O. Andrews Co., coal Pingel & K.och.' mdse. . . ........ Eck-ert' & Bending, mdse. '•:. ('. Bodenschatz. mdse. Park -Store, mdse. T, ,. .--. \. & P. Store, Caaa St., md««. j- 4 Hall & Eckert, coal ...i./..;-,,/:,..; J3V4S Greenwood--- - • • ;' ',. Eckert & Bending, mdse. 2^.07 Hall & Eckert, coal ;14.7!' Partners Store, mdse. 18^15 Hebron-- • Henry F. Kueck, mdse. .. Hebron Lumber Co., coal Art Sitnes, Kero-Oil 'IC. P. Schaefer* Son, mdse. E. W. Wright, coal A. E. Mordhorst, mdse-........ Harold Harrison, mdse: M W. Merry, medicine F. c. Buchte, mdse. Richmond-- . •••: chas. .Wolff, mdse. .....v..,:.....^ W. L. Sjieaker, mdse. Mrs Harrv Turner^ care ... Mildred A. Schultm, caife -, E. C. Johonnott, rent T. CJ Schroeder, shoes McHenry-- L. E. Hawley, mdse,; ....... .... Regina Klein, serV: : Anna Freund, care Joe M. Regner. mdse. loe Brefeld, serv. Barbian Bros., mdse. .. . ... Art Smith, mdse .'. Peter .1 Schaefer. mdse. ... v Nunda-- F. W. Kruger, mdae. . ST. W. Gieseke. mdse. Ed C. Buhrow, mdse. .... A. H. Hale, rent John R. Osmun. rent Public Service Co., serv, ................ v. & P. Co., mdse. ~i. W. Hart,,mdse. McHenry Co. Farmers Coop."As., coal :-. •' .- Jert rude Brunchhorst. rent ; Schaefer's Market .mdse.:...,. Algomjuin-- O. W. Hurt, mdse, ........ i )r. J. C Sculjey„ wry.- Cerns & Dianis, mdse. Yatlonal Tea Co... mdse. ... ;..... Wm. Wascher. coal tr Wm. .1 ('opeland, serv. ., c. Franke & Co., coal .. .......... Iosefdi Vlcek, rent )r (ieo. 1,1. Pflueger, sery.';." Sherman' Hospital, serv Mrs Anita Hansent jivilk and fruit 5.00 1 Marek. mdse. 22.00 .... 22.01 16 r.s 5.56 '...' 4,5.HS .... 29.06 4,.h,. ......: i4.r»8 • 1.9:. 12.29 : 21.04 25.02 ...... 80i00 18,00 17.00 2:50 . 1 9 6 8 '42500 40 00 10.94 ...v.: ao-.t>o 66.9f> 13 0' 16 7" 7.99 20.4 9 88.00 2K.00 10;0(> «.51 , 655o 12.8.". 6.20 ....... 12.00 10.3!' ?o.oo 12-00 -mto ..; .16.0" v.:..,. "7.50 ' 4.00 • 7 .1" 6.00 8.4.0M 73.75 Edward Virib-kv, mdse. , : . l uni's Kos, mdse. . ..i.i.;-:.*..;.. : Frank E Bohl. rerft Werneke & VVahlen. mdse:- . McHenry Co. Farthers, .(Moft Assn., Voal ;• .. .U..:. A. & P. Store, mdse. ... \ Franke & Co , coal' ... Margaret McGarry, rent ..... \ P. Borger & Son; coal : If. Brelie, rent Steve I'ekarek. rent Duensing Bros., nrdse. ...;cr.;.... Rosenthal Lbr. & Fuel, Co., coal . i. i, F R G. LIt. *• Fuel Co.; coal . .. 12.^ John D. Dianis & Sons, md»e. - 10 J. J. Jaster. mdse, v.'.-. '•iseph Sinida, mdsif. . ii-i-. i-Mw. C Buhrow,, mdse. fiO.O* ...; 22.00 .... 100c .... 26.2". 8.75 10-.0" .U 175 ...10.0" 6.4 5 ----I-fl.,-110 ...v 5.oo .....16.00 11.5" 40,0 n 26.00 17.50 42.73 i'I n • ' .... • • .. Emll Vodnansky Est., m<lae. (•. Nunda-- Clifton Wingate, rent;:.-: •""has.'A. Mason, rent ... M. Cohn & Sons. mdse. T I). Crabtree, rent .... Mrs. H. R Wilcox, rent * 'hi 1 HufTrTRnr. rent v .. Rosenthal Lbr. & Fuel, coal 1M' H ; 1 5 . 0 ( 1 12s 0 13.08 :.... X2.00 10.00 . 4;.">o :-;5'22 W.oo 15.0" 26 2 • .8.00 2S 0" 10 O" 18.50 H .Iflueger, M. I.)., sejrv; Alexander Lbr. Co... cmal. ......... A"es-'. I'nited Gas Co,, gas. - ft. W. Colby, rent. i '. V. Colby, rent. National Tea Co.. mdae. "aul Bnhrman, rent, J. Nickels, board . "has. Johnson, care; \ ft P. Tea CO,, mdige. ....-- '. Burton- - . - ""harles Freund, mdse. :-e-- lohti Lav. mdse.; ,<t '•"rank May, light Tit-bit" c-\t:ieron Lbr. Co, coal All of whi 'h is respe-tfully subraltted U. M WRIGHT H. M Tl'RNER . CHAS. H .WKMAN FRANK MA Y • . ,A. • H. HALE . 1 Or: 00 10.0 2.00 18:48 •hr .$65.46 I , 65.43 I .. 65.30 I .. 65.20 „ 71.33 i : Supr. Hughes of Har.tlaind "Towasjiip ddressed the Board and stated that ere was a claim of Schuett. and Corny . Harvard. Illinois, for the burial, pf ,, r« Warfet that wis laid over at thf laat' meet infer-, foe. investigation and th..' the time of the death of Mrs. arfel went to h. r father and was informed him that he had no money and that ne ,11 Supervisor guaranteed the huria' expense. It was thereupon., regularly oved hy Supr. .V'kman and duly sec- 'rted bv Supr. Hemmer that the report ' the Committee ..n Claims be approved ...id that the claim of Sfhu'ett- * Cernv laid over at the last meeting be allowed, and the roll being called, said motion, vyas declared unanimously carried. A general discussion, was had by the members of the Board, with regard to the burial of County Paupers. Several Suprs. stated ^hat it was impossible for them to burv paupers in their Township for Fifty Dollars (850.0U). Supr. Harrison stated that in his opinion if one or two undertakers lh the County could ; niake the burials for Fifty Dollars they , all should be able to. It was thereupon ' regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr.. Hale t4iat the County allow a fee of Sixty-dye Dollars for the burial of paupers. And, the roll being called, -said motion, Was declared u n a n i m o u s l y . c a r r i e d . - The Cleric announced that the. total , of. Poor Bills presented'.for payment at , this .meeting Was Three Thousand Thrj'e' Hundred Thirty "Seven Dollars j and-one cent. '(83337.011. • It was there'- i Upon regularly moved by Supr.. HemiAer 1 and duly seconded by Supr. Brown that- I lfl.5'00.00 li'e appropriated and transferred from this General Fund: to the Pauper Claims. And thjp roll being called said j itioti'on was "declared unanimously car- j rie'd. 1 ' • ... j Supr. Beck addressed the- Board and | stated that he had. been wondering for *wm time Whether or not'.It -was necessary for the Clerk to read alj. of. the Poor Claims, that it took up a lot. of time that he felt could' be used for a better purpose., . A general discussion was then had in regard to said matter after which it was decided to continue as in the past. The following report of the Committee on Purchasing was presented and read, and on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker, was approved and ordered placed on die, to-wit: ; 'I Russell Allen, Assistant State's Attorney, appeared before the Board and was called upon by the Chairman. Mr. Allen addressed ,the Board and stated that h« was instructed by Mr.' Lumley ; a short time ago, to inform the Board that the Peteit casea were set for trial ' November 4th, ahd that Mr. Lumley w is informed by' the defense that he T would offer a settlement to the Board in the very near future. Several communications were present- . v < ed from the State of Illinois Departnient of Public Works and Bulldinga ,• • , and ordered placed on file. 1: • • ,"• There being no furtlier business to .i .'1 come before this meeting, it was regalary moved by Supr. FreuHd and duly , seconded by Supr. Kuecker to adjourn. * *-fr{'i Motion carried. Thereupon the Board " ^ J adjourned. . ,. • • - vs. • >1PAUL: .ROSENTHAL, Chalniteiu>';.-'V :1 Atteat: R. D. WOODS, Clerk.*. jC.-V '• V ',*» * #7-24 . 56.13 j - September.il, 1935. Raymond t). Woods, Co. Clerlc,: McHenry County, Woodstock.'111. Dear Sir: „ We are pleased to quote the McHenry County Board of Supervisors a price of $3.95 per ton, F. O. R., cars Woodstock. Illinois, on Harrisburg. Saline County, I ••j in. dedusted screenings. An analysis of this coal Is attached and it compares very faborabjy with Franklin County coals. -• The. above price is based on five (5) cars, more or less, to be delivered as ordered through-out the winter of 1935^ 36. Yours very truly HALL AND ECKERT, R. T. Eckert Above price to Include State Occupation Taj(, M- O. Eckert. . Analysis as follows: Aa.Rec'd. Dry Moisture 2.80 Volat ile ,..^<86.20 Fixed' Carbon•' ;..'...54.55 Ash i.'..'. 6.45 6.63 B. T U's .., 13400 October 8, 1935 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board ©f "Supervisors: Your Committee on Purchasing would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters and things before them. Your Committee met at the Court House on September 21st' and opened bids on. approximately five carloads of stoker coal for the 1935-36 heating season to be used at the Court House, and. awarded the contract to Hall & Eckert Company of Woodstock, Illinois for the contract price of Three Dollars and Ninety Five Cents per ton F. O. B. car, Woodstock. Illinois. The original of said contract and bid being hereto attached and made a part of this report. Your Committee would further report •hat they let the contract for hauling said coal from tracks to Court House to Hans Hanson for the price of 50 cents per ton. _ . CHAS. H. ACKMAN S. H. FREl'ND D M. WRIGHT The Committee on Right of Way presented the following resolution, which, on motion of Supr. Kuecker and dul> seconded by Supr Turner and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Resolution, k. O. W. rurehaaa WHEREAS, there is now available for the use of Mdl/nrv County, Illinois, out of the Motor l*iel Tax Law of 1929, the sum of $4596:00 and, WHEREAS, It is permissible under said Motor Fuel Tax Law, approved March 25. 1929, to purchase Hii-ht o- A'ay for the improvement of State Aid Roads, and, WHEREAS, the Right of Way Comnit tee of the Board of Supervisors of McHenrv County, Illinois, have secured the signatures to the following Highway Dedications for the Improvement of State Aid Routes Number 10, 11 and II Ext, McHenrv County, Illinois: Stat* Aid Koute 10, SB! Xt. 67 Charles F. Dacy. $2,250.00 Lester Edinger, Co Treas. fee .... 4j.4.> State Aid Bontas 11 and 11 Bxt., S. B. X. MX. 47 Olaf Hanson v....-,....,....:..l,850.00 Arlolne B 'Bran8by-i.'.....'-v-..„».~;..'-"'t.W2 C. F. Meyer , 5.00 Lester Edinger. Co. Treas. fee 4o.».> THEREFORE, be it resolved by said Board of Supervisors of M.Henry County, Illinois, that the above amount ot $4 596.00 of the Motor Fuel Tax ot 1929 Law '•»> used for the purchase of -.aid Right of V.'av' above mentioned and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that l>. WOODS, County Clerk, is hereby lirected to certify a copy of this resolution to the Department of Publlv Works and Buildings. Division of Highwavs, Springfield. Illinois, for its ap ;>ro"val for voucher. Pm>r Brown, Chairman of the Right of Way Committee, addressed the Board rid reported that nil of the dedication npers had been signed for Right of Way on Route 47, Extension from 67 to_ 47.-' The Chairman called upon Supr ueoker, Chairman of the T. B. Commit- ,,e for a report on the question of the salary being paid to the Clerk in th Veterinarian's office. Supr. Kuecker reported that his Committee met with the Countv Veterinarian and was informed that the said Clerk had received a salary of One Hundred and Ten Dollars a month, then was cTit to One Hun dred Dollars a tnonth and on the general reduction of salaries some two vcars ago, her salary was again reduced •o Ninety Dollars a month, the same as <<he is -now receiving. And that the County Veterinarian has also informed his committee that her work was much more now' thjin lt had been. hat the Countv Veterinarian was of tne • pinion that McHenry County was geting by much more economically than a "t of other counties in the state Supr. :<ueeker further stated that it was the •Mianimous opinion of his Committee 'hat the salary of the said, clerk should be left at nin. ty dollars a month. The Chairman also called on the _ peial Co-omittee appointed jn regard to 'he Welfare and care of the Soma fam- :iv - Supr. Harrison a.s Chairman of smM Committee stated that there had >,een verv little accomplished up to this time and that the Cortinilttee was in- 'ormed by the I E R C that the Sopas Were now a charge of the American • egion and that Mr. "Brown and he took 'lie lit^ertv and committed some of the -Mma children to the County. Home and Hospital that were very ill and that •hev were now getting along very. nicel> Vfter a general discussion in regard to <aU1 mfHter. the inf^rttiea tn^ Board that they would take immediate totion in reRnrd to t;he care Of tht1 Supr Fr<nmd. rhairmnn of the PmMing Committee, addressed the Board ano •ite.i that the addition to the County jerk's Vault was' neatly complete in- Inding some extra work on the Sheriff's residence and jail but there, was* a uiestion with regard to the cost of the oxtra work not included 'n th» c^-itract \nd that his committee, in tne near future, intend to have a meeting with the contractor to go over said matter And. that he would move at this* time that the contractor be allowed On • Thousand Dollars addition on his contract and extra work, and that un Countv Clerk be instructed to draw an order "on the County Treasurer for the came. <?aid motion was bv Supr Brown and the roll being called was declared unanimously carriea. Special November Meeting, 1935 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 Citv- of Woodstock on Tuesday, the 12th day of November, A. D. 1935, at ten o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman. Paul Rosenthal and the roll being called the following members responded to their names, to-wlt: L. A. Stockwell. D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, F. E. Beck. N. B. Clawson, E. C. Hughes, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman. Joseph Hemmer, V. E Brown, J. E. Harrison, H. M. Turner. J. G Stevens, Frank May, S. H. Freund. A. H. Hale, and John J. Filip and Asst. Suprs. A. R BcConnell and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a full Board. $ Minutes of-the Special October masting, 1935,.were read and on motion approved. * The following report of the County Treasurer for the month of October, 1935, was presented and read; and, on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Hemmer was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wlt: Conntr Treasurer's Baport For KobUi Of October. 1935 RECEIPTS Bal. on hand. Sept. 30, 1935 ...$7«,777.01 W, P." Allen, Supt Co. Home....F65.SL License Fees .S75.00 County Officers' Fees S9.I4 Inheritance Taxes 71.11 Personal Property Back Tax .... 56.21 Fees and Penalties Blind Relief ............. Payment of 1984 taxed, Co. tax ............ •rotor Fuel Tax, State ...... "omm.. III. Tell, booth' ..:... total Receipts for Month 4.71 ........t39.60 .46,000.00 .4,877.32 36 :;:::«.2M.o« Grand Total Receipts ...)12S,006.09 EXPENDITURES (""•ounty Orders $11,460.69 Highway Orders 3,668.93 Motor Fuel Tax Orders 1,705.38 Grand and Petit Jurors 778.90 Mother's Pensions 1,155.00 Coroner's Jurors 24.00 Probation Officer ... • #0.00 Court Reporter 50.00 Institute Orders . .............I...-- 175.00 '"nclaimed Witness FeaS 11.50 Eradication T. B. in Cattle .... 244.30 Pauper Fund 2,596.92 October Salaries T83.60 Disputed Taxes '. 185 82. stamps v--....... 192.25 Insanity Jurora ......21.. 18.00 B<->untv Orders' .....1...:^.,#..... 6.30 Inheritance Taxei .. Total Disbvirsements t22.417.T6 z Bal. on hand Oct. 31, 1935 99.588.19 Grand Total $123,006.09 The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to my best knowledge- and belief. T.ESTER EDINGER, Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day ojt November, 1935. R. I>. WOODS, (Seal! County Clerk. The Committee on Licenses made the Allowing report, which, on motion of Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr, "Mawson was approved and ordered ilaced on file, to-wit: November 9th, 19S5. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Tour License Committee to whom was referred applications for Liquor and Oance Hall Licenses for the year 1935 beg ieave to report as follows: The Alcoholic Liquor Licenses have bean issued to the following since the October meeting-of this Board. Valter Irion. Richmond RFD 2 ...178 Total amount turned over to taa "ountv Treasurer on fees collected for ""ounty Licenses for the year 19?5_and >rior tp this report $6,77:>-00 Amount to be turned over to the •"ountv Treasurer by the County Clerk ipon the approval of this report $75 00 Your Committee would also recommend that a fee of $20.00 be charged ror the transfer of all licenses after tha first dav of January, 1936. All of which is respectfully submitted. J. G. STEVENS L. A. STOCKWELL JOHN J. FILTP c The Committee on PtirohaalMf' _..._ . the following report, which on motion >f Supr. Hemmer and dub' seconded by \ss't Supr. M<H"orinell, was approved iijd ordered placed on file, to-wit: November 9th, 1935- To the Chairman and Members of tha Board of Supervisors: ^ Your Committee on Purchasing to whom was referred the matter of eq'ilin- >->ent for the County Cle;rk"s vault, tne Treasurer's office, and Court Room would beg leave to report on the matrs and things before them. . Your Committee has purchased ana had installed four double desks and four chairs in the office of the t ounty Treasurer. a table, desk and chair tn • he County Judge's Court Room and three caWnets and a ladder for th" 'ounty Clerk's vault. , All of said equipment was purchased tinder the direction of this Honorable Board and the itemred bills for said equipment have been iresented to fh«> Committee on I latms, ,:>bor. Fees and Supplfes for payment. Vo'i'r Committee also purchased a sec- <nd hand adding machine for County Sunt of Schools, and a chair for the 'ountv Judge, said items being returned ur not satisfactory. ' Ml of which is respectfully submitted. CHAS. H ACKMAN T». M. WRIGHT S. H. FREl'ND ' The Committee on- Public made the following report, to-wlt: . Marengo, 111., Nov. 8. 1935. Mr. Ravmond Woods. County Clerk. Dear Mr. Woods: \tr Vrf'id has asked me to submit mv final bill for the alterations to the •ise which" y«,u will find itemlSr ed below. , Amount of- GefiT "ontract. plans and specifications was $5.} • t» 8.. - « \lv con'mission of 4, --m-'- •*, Received on account , v ,'snce d"e '. -- Alterations to kitchen of SheritT* house nhounted to $348.21. , Mv commission of 4 per.cent ^ s-iperint en dent's charge for alterations on stairs, balcony. «tc. 1 have f iSu_rt^ • •at i 4 per cent or .... •ta-* , Grand Total ...... ^ VwffM! t h»ve mmie no charge For other repair work done as it was done under Board supervision.m.pKRT SMITH. I, S. Johemen, Oea. Oo«t»rt« 1021 'CUty Street t • „ WootlstcK'lC. IU.. Sept. 31. 19^. Board of Supervisors of McHenry OIK •r J : ' • ? '