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/¥$». ,\ xji.,'",. ()»4 ~ ' •» ,' aiBra® •ft**!*' 'Sk f, 11 • > i-» • - *». •Sf »AV2lc" !- >:• *AfiK TWO Woodstock, IH. "•Labor and material bill from Botts Welding Co., work done on all door, steel tflates in jail ft hand rail $877, Bill Showing- Costa of Various Materials and Time On Extra Work Don*. '.Amount of Contract $2,176.87 Extra Contract on Balcony :... 98.00 to the Board, to-wlt: • " $8,274.87 fwW on.,ISont*iMBt<M.500:00 (i.' Balance ' | 774.17 Btotp. of litm ' v.; Inside Jail Steps, connecting: Step* :v and Cha nging Roof-- _ ;'l )acy 1 ai m her Co. ' ...... 9)81.13 I,fcdt foged Hrbs,. .... a'..\•• 6.00 y.'iK. .1. Field Hardware 'Co.,'. ... 86.80 , ':VBakkom Bros. 5.SO ' ,/McConnel Impt. G$.;-TO I vornnin A.- Baker ^ jpv;*':'. •V >*• -V . . .... 13.00 lAbor .c...:......h .,.:iU&.^...^;|75.00 .>•/' •. •" ' . VV< -: ':r$'••'•*. »17.S3 Court Room Window-- 'r-/•.r\ i t>acy Lumber Co Paving: Between Oarace'^iioil^ " W': Boiler Room--yV^;V>::.r. ;?»jT>»cy Lurpber Co. 'S5.06 •/•L.tdefbged Bros. -l6.#0 'p iT'l. J.•' Pi«ld,Hartwait'^AiiLv^"; f>,80 - i5/!'3A.i»or .,...* .^.L^_:v/.;;j>,^.is86.o<> 5;?" 161,36 j;:*. Kitchen Sheriff Home-*? "y^r ' ;< -Racy Lumber Oo. ; .........102.30 . E. J. Field Hardware Co. ..iv..,.;: 13 78 ' F . . B a c c u 1 6 . 9 0 •*' A. .W. WaRn^C ' 3.70 'Stone's llrug 'Stairs' 1.29 ... 2.29 ... 20.00 ...189.00 848.11 .Belcher Bros. Norman A. Baiter Labor Red Outside Jail Steps-<- Dacy Lumber Co. --........ i .adefoged Bros. Labor .*... 55.97 .......... 4.50 18.60 89.07 Beset Hand Rail' in Boiler Room-- Ladefog-ed Bros. 1,50 Stone's Drug Store 41 Labor on hand rail and cement slab 8W5 St.80 Repair Sidewalk around Building-- Ladefoged Bros. -- 4.60 Labor 86.40 • 80.90 Vault County Clerk Room--- E. F. Baecus 81.97 Labor cOBt included in first Item on bill. Pointing- Up Building:-- Labor 68.10 Bepair of Various Poors ft Windows-- Labor 9.90 Cement Slab in front of Kitchen Window-*-- i Labor 22.60 Hauling Rubbish from Roof-Change--• Labor and Kquipment .7....*..^. 10.00 Mixer Rent X29 hrs. @ 50c) ....T.. 14.60 Four New Concrete Blocks, labor 18.«0 . Moving File Cabinets, labor 5.80 Changing. Boiler Room Door, labor 80.86 _Bal. due on contract and extra - ~ work completed ... 2.556.41 - '-Illinois State Sales Tax Z.....17.13 Besolntlon Of v County Board of Supervisor* Of McHenry county requesting approval of the use of money allotted to the county under the provisions of the Motor Fuel Tax Law. RESOLVED, by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, that public interest demands the construction of a section of a public highway designated as a State Aid road, said section being described as follows: Beginning on a public highway designated as State Aid Route No. 8, at a point netor the S. E. corner of the NK14 of the NE14 of Sec. 27 T. 45 N. R. 7 E of the 3rd P. M.. thence northerly to the north line of Greenwood school property about 84 rods north from the cast and west quarter section line, through section 11 Town.^hip and Range aforSsaid, and extending along Route 8 in a northerly direction for a distance of 16,500 feet, more or leas; and bp it further ° RESOLVED, (l) that the proposed Improvement heretofore designated shall be constructed in accordance with t,he provisions of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law," approved March 2t, 19?9, and shall be of Bituminous road ihix construction, 19 feet wide, with shoulders .5' f*et wide, nnd shall be designated as 8eCtion'7-l>T M. F. T - (8) that there is hereby appropriated the sum of twenty thousand Dollars ($20,00n,00) from the county's allotment of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the construction of said section: and be it further * RESOLVED, that the County Clerk is hereby directed , to transmit two certified copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois. . CSIva Wendt, help 30.00 Arthur Wendt. help .4 !>.00 O. Borgesen, farm hand ............... 40.00 mmm THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS .. 72.00 • •' , -• 83,424.05 BordMi Milk Check 31.04 $8,398.01 Motion by Brown, seconded by Stevens that the proposition of purchasing an X-Ray mnchine for the county hospital be presented to the County Board. The cost to the County to be 28,471.99 including sales tax and less the cash discount. Motion carried. Your County Home committee met at the County Home on the 6th of November, auditing the October bills and'drew orders for same. A thorough inspection of the premises was made and everything .is in good shape wit}) the exception of the roofs on th6 machine, shed and granary. , The crops are all taken care of, the corn having been hand hushed and in the crib before th'«r etttf- .-Of. October. '. .«'; . Respectfully submitted. • A. H, HALS .- - ' 13. O. KTKVKtfB . ' >' vA. B. MccONN"ELL; E. Total of this Bill ....»?.573.52 Paid by check 1,000.00 Discount agree to both parties .... 13.58 Bal. due as of Nov. 6, 1936 $1,560.00 November 9th, 1933 To the Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Public Buildings to whom, was referred the addition to the County Clerk's vault together with the extra work in and about the Sheriffs residence. County Jail and County Building would beg leave to report on the matters and things before them. Your Committee met at the Court House on November fith with the contractor, Henry (3. Johansen, and the ar- , chitect, Herbert Smith, and went over • thoroughly all matters pertaining to th« contract together with all extra work and recommends that the amount of 11560.00 be paid the contractor, Henry O. Johansen, in full for all of his services, jand that the County Clerk be instructed to draw an ordef on the County Treasurer for the same. An Itemized statement from the contractor of all work is hereto attached . and made a part of this report. Your Committee would further recom- ! mend that the amount of $66.68 be pai<l Herbert B. Smith, the architect, in full for all his services. An itemized state- .V ment from the architect is also here Attached and made a part i.f this report. All pt which is respectfully autmiittad. S. H. FREl'ND L. A. STOCKXYELL' E. C. HUGHES N. B. CLAWSON H. M. TURNER • ft %ns thereupon regularly mnvM bv Rupr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker that the report of the Committee on Public Buildings be adopted by this Board. And, the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Committee on Roads and Bridge made the following report wheh, on motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: •V Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry' County, Illinois: The, undersigned members of the Road 'and Bridge Committee for. said county, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we met at Woodstock, Illinois, on the 9th day of November, 1935, anq ordered paid bills of a general nature, chargeable to the Mf Henry County Patrol System of Roads is a wh»le. Including repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and cost involved it making the stone for proped asphalt top for Greenwood Road, known as Section 7, MFT, re-imbursement for which would come from Motor Fuel Tax Funds when said stone is used to the sum of $817.09 Bills chargeable to the various 8ec» tions of the County Patrol System of Roads, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this Board, wero audited and paid as follows: Section 1 41.88- ; Section' 2 78.5» Secton 3 J 110.17 Section 4 82.49 Sections 5. 4 ......... i 678.87 Portions 7, 1.0. Ker-tion 8 1,508.87 Section 9 -- 79 20 Section 11 -- -- S!'22 Section 12 . Section 18 173.64 Section 14 67.60 Section 15 : - 108.00 Section 16, 18 88.65 Section 17 418.23 Total -14.482.96 Pills in reference to the Motor Fuel Tax Funds were audited and approved as follows: State Aid Route-- 13-13A sec. 4, Mnint. labor ft mat. $18.41 13-13A, sec. 4-1-T Engineering .... il.fi 8A Bee. 6. Engi. (treas. fees) 2.8" 8A sec. 6, Engineering ...142.63 "R sec. 8. Engl ftreas. fees) 7.88 5B sec. 8, Engineering 287.63 The hearing before the Illinois Commerce Commission was not held October 29, on th«> Crystal l.ake Road improvement known as Section 6 M. F. T. but been set for December 11, 1935 at Chicago. The matter of black tppping tho Greenwood road known as Section 7 M. T. was discussed and it was decided to «>econ)Tm'ml that the rnrtolution fo' same be passed so that the plans and : preliminary stens can W taken care of wnf«r and b»- ready fftr construction during June or July, 1936. We also recommend that the maintenance resolution for Motor Fuel t*x rosds be passed at this time* ""our committer. pctirVintes that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol Svutem of Rosds, an appropriation from the County Highway tnx fund levied in September, 1984, the sum Of $450'> 00 additional ••nt(i the December meeting of thia Board. All of which i« r^owctfully submitted. • • A. H. HALE E. F KUECKER , . FRANK MAY JOSEH HEMMEft F. E. BECK >: 'iX The following resolution on Contract Construction was presented and read It was thereupon regularly moved by .Bupr. Harrison and duly aeoonded by Supr. Stevens that the resolution be adopted by this Board. And, the roll being called, said motion waa declared unanimously carried. Supr. Hale, Chairman of the Road and Bridge Committee, was called upon to explain the location of the .various improvements on County roads. Mr. Hale called upon County Superintendent of Highways, C. L. Tryon, who explained in detaii the location and kind of improvements being made. And also explained in answer to Supr. Hale's inquiry what was causing the delay on said Improvements. The Clerk then presented and read the following resolutions on Maintenance of County Roads, to-wit: Besolntloa of County Board of Supervisors of lie Henry County requesting approval of the use of money alloted to the county under the provisions of the Motor Fuel Tax Law. RESOLVED, by the Board of Supervisors. MHenry County, that public in-, terest demands the maintenance of sections of the public highway all located on State aid roads and originally con-> 8tructed under the provisions of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law," approved March 26. 1929, designated as follows: State Aid Jtouta-- It-ISA, 4 MFT 20. 6-1 MFT 200.00 8, 7 MFT --- -v - -2000.0Q and be it further RESOLVED, (1) that the above detig* nated sections be maintained under the provisions of said Motor Fuel Tax Law during the year ending December 31, 1936. (2) that there is hereby appropriated the sum of three thousand seven hun* dred dollars ($3,700.00) from the county's allotment of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the maintenance of the above desigr nated sections; and be it further RESOLVED, that the County Clerk is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this reaolutlon to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield. Illinois. Ikflolutloi of. County Board of Supervisors of McHenry County requesting approval of the use of money alloted to the county under the provisions of the Motor Fuel T RESOLVED, by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, that public interest demands the maintenance of sections of the public highway all located on State aid roads and originally constructed under the provision of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law." approved March 26, 1929, designated as follows: State Aid Route 2, 7 MFT .r $100.00 and be it further RESOLVED (1) that the above designated sections be maintained under the provisions of said Motor Fuel Tax Law during the year endng December 81, 1936. (2) that there Is hereby apnroprHted the sum of one hundred dollars ($100.00) from the county's allotment of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the mainr tenance of the above designated sectlons: and be it further RESOLVED, that the County Clerk Is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded ' by Supr. Turner that the Msintenarice resolutions be adopted by this Board. And, the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Committee on McHenry Couhty Home made the following report, to-wlt: November 8. 1935 Mr. Chairman and members of tha Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, your County Home Committee respectfully submits the following r*P4*rJ for the month of October, 1925, audltfd and paid November 6, 1915. Dr. O. W. McClusky. glasses for Robert Ludwig ; 110 00 G. f. Foster, liniment and tnedi f.08 C. H. Dtehl. tuning plemo 1-60 Irwin J. Dygert, hauling «««A steel beams - xO.W Frank R. Muller, Inc., Asbestons ; Floor Covering on Account 176.06 Msgnus Nelscn. 25>4 bu. rye lt.lfc John Sexton A Co., groceries .......184.18 George Nystrom, carpentering .... 99.20 Sanitary Plumbing & Hnating Co. water heater and repairs 183.14 Johnson Drug Store, tpedlcal sup. 9.03 The Shurtleff Company, QOal and building material 79.11 Mont'-ot'ierv Ward ft Co., bowls, pans, towels, clothing, etc H.01 Th» «»e-irne« co„ (vooking utensils 26.8$ The Bohn Hardware Co., hdw. .... 44.23 Klgln Clear ft Tob Co , tofo, 18.62 R. O. Andrew Co., chicken feed .... |1.46 Wagner, hardware 8.25 Pfelflfer Pharrpacv, med. sup I.OS O. W. Hart, groceries 62.69 Seward Sea Food Service, Ash 1.00 Willis Dis»>row, groceries and hdw. 11.67 Mary E. King, dental work 9.00 Boyce Brothers, gas and oil 22.22 Frank S. Bets Co., hosp. sup 87.81 Goodrows Garage, tires and tubes , for truck 11.04 Townscnd Chevrolet Sales, truck ippalrs --••• 1-25 F. W. Wool worth Co , paper, thread, waste baskets, etc: 1.75 Thorne ft Son, clothing J0.6J Woodstock Wholesale Co., tob. ..*. 42.42 J. W. Griswold, hospital laundry 8.45 Fred Kling, mason work ' 6|.83 Sawyer Biscuit fo., crackers 12.86 A.' S. Wright, medicine 8.10 Ludwig Wilson Co.. disinfectant and cleaning supplies 79.18 Public Serv. Co., elec. current .188.41 W. W. Lichty, vaccinating hogs and treating cow 88.00 Royal Blue Food Store, gro. and fruit Inrs .....181.64 E. F Bachus, elec. work 146.72 Rosenthal Lbr. & Fuel Co., building material 484.13 M. Cohn ft Son. clothing 3.42 111. Bell Tel. Co., telephone ...1 18.20 Tessendorf Brothers, on account heating plant ...600.00 Superior Oil Company, kerosene and distillate 26.68 Her" Id Publ. Co.. letterheads and envelopes M.40 Breys Bakery, bread 11.52 Corn Belt Hatcheries, chicken : feed 11K R-> W. P. Allen, incidentals 62.10 Harry Dav. cleaning cesspools .... 85.00 Wm. P. Allen and wife, salary 160 "0 Margaret Gllmore, nurse 86.00 Virginia Doughart, nurse liR.O'i vi|./;,K-th Hughes, nurse' 66.00 Guy Putty, cook 76.00 BROWN . It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconds# by 8upr. Wright that the report of th" Committee on McHenry County Home be adopted by this Board. ' .And,' the roll being called, said motion was' declared unanimously carried. The question as to whether or not the County should take any action at this time on the matter of the purchase of an X-ra^- machine referred to the full Board in the report of the County (Home Committee was brought up for discussion. The cost of the machine to be Two Thousand Four Hundred Seventy One Dollars and Ninety-nine Cents ($2- 471.99). On motion of Supr. Beck and duly seconded by Supr. Brown, said matter was laid over for one month. The Committee on Right of Way made the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of -Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the Right of Way comrrflttee would beg leave to report that we -met on the tth day of October at the Schmidt Farm oil the State Aid Roud known as the Twin Lakes road north-east of Richmond and secured the right of way requested by the County Road and Bridge Committee at the north end of the road at the curves near the State line for the sum of 1450. We therefore recommend that ths County clerk draw an nrder on the County Treasurer from the appropriation for said purpose In favor of the owners, Richard Schmidt Schmidt in the sum All of which Is respectfully V. E. BROWN . CHAS. H. ACKMAN D. M WRIGHT r-fr B. CLAWSON C M. PALMIER 6.00 ... 4.00 ... 72.00 ... 68.00 ... 88.00 ... 26.00 ... 44.00 ... 24.00 ... 32.00 ... 15^00 28.00 3.00 64,00 rs.flo ... 64.00 .... 6.00 ... 24.00 .... 76.00 8.00 ... 80.00 1.39 se in ravor or me hmidt and Walter of $450. \ pectfully submitted. Richard Farrell Sheriff per diem, Fees-- Richard Farrell .4.. Henry G. Fisher, shf. dpty Henry G. Fisher, bailiff Homer H. Mann, shf. dpty., ....: Shf., per diem, fees and serv.' Elmer Franck, shf. dpty Sh/., per diem, fees and serv. Elmer Franck 1 Lor6n Edlnfcrer, shf. dpty. Shf., per diem, fees and serv.--: T,oren Edlnger , * Walter Ettner, shf. dpty. ...... Shf., per diem, fees-and siWry.-- Walter Ettner -- Martin Ekelund, shf. dpty. Shf.,' per diem, fees apd sCTV.r*r Martin Ekelund Wayne Halbleib, shf. dpty. ...„A.. .Shf., per diem, fees and serv.-- Wayne Halbeib Clyde C. Miner, shf. dpty. Shf., per diem, fees and serv.-^ Clvde C. Miner Clyde C. Miner, bailiff ..., ..Howard Freeman, shf. dpty. •sHoward Freeman, bailiff SJif., per diem, feesT"and serv,-- ^Howard Freeman ..... S n. Chllds & Co., Co. Treas. office supplies .I.'.......-..,.,.. Sanitary Plbg. ft Htg., C. H- and - ; Jjail rep. 17.60 Shf., per diem, fees and aerv.---1-,. Goodrow's Garage, 76.84 Pfeiffer's Pharmacy^--5 Co. Treas. off. sup. 1.08 Circuit Clerk 1.08 Shf. off. sup. 2.81 . C. L. Herald Pub. Co.-- Co. Treas. printing and supplies 664.20 Co. Clk. prtg. and sup 12.10 Woodstock. D. Sentinel-- Co. Treas. off. sup. ' 6.00 Supt. Schs. oft. sup. 1.60 Supr printing L50 Co. Treas. prtg. .....;. .....862.80 C. L. Tryon Co. Hwy. Malnt. ' 319.07 Sup. Schs. off. exp.-- Ethel C. Coe --..... 2.89 Safety Envelope Co 8.07 W. S. Battern, Judcy. Just, fees ....134.00 Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees, serv 100.00 Ora S. Nulle, shf. feeding prls. ...100.00 Philip E. Bierdeman, shf. deputy 100.00 Vest|e Muldoon, Ct. Hse. jail sal. .108.00 Daisy V. Moore, sup. sch's. asst. and clerk hire .......113.75 A. A. Crissey, pro. officer 160.00 Hall ft Eckert, C. H. and Jail coal 258.50 Hans Hansen, C. H. and Jail coal (hauling) City of Woodstock, C. H. and Jail It. and water S. A. Rt. 13-13A Sec. 4 .......... S. A. Rt. 2 Sec. 7 A. A. Rt. 5 B. Sec. 8 S. A. Rt. 8 B. S. B. I. 176 ....... S. A. Rt. 7 S. B. I. 47 Spl. Com. Work--. L. A. Stock well Burton-- . - _• Frank May 1.00 Tibblts-CamerorkLbr. O®. 82.96 N". N. Weber ..... 18.00 John Lay . 9.00 Algonquin-- • A. & P. Store I6.0Q». Edward Vlnlcky ; 70.00 27.00 „;..l 09198 ..... 9T45 ... 33.00 530.30 .;.l 27.53 ,L- 5.10 Jose|)h Smlda .. Henry Brelle "Weineke ft Wahlen ............... John D. Dlanis ft Sons Duensing Bros Kerns ft Dianls Dr. J. C. Sculley Rosenthal Lbr. ft Fuel Oo. Steve Pckarek Anita Hansen Marengo--! . ; The Shurtleff Co.' J. H. I'atterson" Co. ^..., I). M. Wright Triangle Grocery, groceries Patrick Bros. Ida DeLong John Rands A. H Kunda E. H. Kamholj A. M. Wallace, Harry Easton John Benton Mrs. I. Levin W D. Hall Lumber-Co Mrs. Torn Chestnut 47.00 Shurtleff Farm Store- 2.69 Lordan's Cash Grocery 20.00 C'efttra 1 Grocer'y ,.. :.. 25.(Ml Warren Jordan .'....i.. 10.00 Brown ft Peper Dr. E. T. Brand, servlofi Dunham--. Lush Vermllya ft Co Mrs. J. Raeder Chas. Ambler, groceries Marengo-- Mary E. King, service; ., E. Thos Brand ... Dr. E. Thos. Brand,, service ..... Dr. E. Thos. Brand, service Dr. E Thos. Brand, service' Hebron-- H. M. Turner t.10 Harrison's Store 9.18 Kueck Bros 24.31 Smith Oil ft Ref. Co. 2.23 A. L. Johnson 8.10 E. P. Schaefer ft Son 60.70 Hebron Lbr. Co. 41.91 M. W. Merry .........i...,.::..... .. 6.79 Dr. C. W. Bailey 6.75 E. O. Rowe ft Son .... 7.10 F. H. Andrews 60.00 McHenry-- S. H. Freund Jos M. Regner 16.00 10.U0 J6.08 10.00 16.00 10.00 J.. 7.00 42.76 .U-.U..;.U' 6.00 «.00 *2.66 7.72 tl.82 103.63 84.42 .i.-......:...".. 8.00 10.00 ........... 10.50 18.00 10.00 :«.00 >6.00 ; ,8.01 «.«0 65.39 too 19.00 9.1i 24.26 5.00 25.00 T6.00 SO.OO S6.00 R. D. Woods, County Clerk, Is hereby directed to certify a copy of this resolution tp the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois, for it's approval for voucher. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Hemraer and duly seconded by Supr. Freund that the resolution on Right of Way Purchase be adopted by this Board. And, the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. Supr. Brown, Chairman of the Right of Way Committee, stated that all of the Right of Way pn Routes 176, 47 and 67 was now purchased and that they had advertised for bids and would let the contract on the 26th of this month. The Clerk announced that the total of Poor Claims allowed at this meeting was $5,405.12. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Filip that $4,500.00 be transferred and appropriated from the General Fund to the Pauper Fund to pav said claims. And, the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. Several communications fro'iti the State of Illinois Department of Public WorHs and Buildings were presented together with the statements of conditions of the State Bank of Woodstock, State Bank of Huntley, First State Bank of Harvard, and the Ca^y State Bank which were ordered placed on file. There being no further business to come before said meeting, it was regularly moved by Supr. Hale and duly seconded .by Supr. Turner to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. ? PAUL ROSENTHAL, ChalrWMU Attest: R. D. WOODS, Clerk. All of *l|}ch Is respectfully submitted, A. H. HALE E. F. kUECKER * JOSEPH HEMMWR . r. E. BECK • .. FRANK MAY. . ; The following resolution, presented by ~ the Village of Fox River Gi^ove, was read to the Board, to-wlt: o. Resolution WHEREAS, Mr. H. D. Kelsey has pr* sen ted on this day and date before this : • Honorable Body the proposed plan to construct a State Aid Route connecting, • • v ' Route 59 and 22 at the Junction of... U. S. 12 and State Route 22, and ' -,.i'",i A WHEREAS, the County of Lake now requesting this honorable body w. •?"V-- P&rs upon the desirability of such pro* posed route, • THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Village Board of Fox, River GrovSs •'r t <• . .- expresses itself as favorable to saio. -' route, and further requests the County * Board of McHenry County to cooperaw t' -; : with said County of Lake in order thai said proposed plan be completed as no* * contemplated... BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED th(|t ^ copies of tlifs resolution be forwards#.;, to Supervisor John Filip. the Chairmai$ - .. of the County Board of McHenry Countjf' . - '*• and the County Superintendent of High*' ways. A/ Dated this 2nd day of Dec. A. D. 198li " .R. "DVORAK, Pres. of Village • Attest: RAY RISVOLD, Village Clerk. • Special December Meeting, 1935 It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Freund and duly seconded by SUpr. Hemmer that the report of the Committee on Right of Way be adopted by this Board. And, the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Chairman, Paul Rosenthal, announced that be had received a communication from Mrs. Marsh of the I. E. R. C. stating that any applicants for enrollment in C. C. Camps should get in touch with her in the very near future. e Supr. Harrison, Chairman of the Special Committee on care of the Somas reported that his Committee rented a suitable home in Hartland Township for ten dollars ($10.00) a month; that they had purchased school books for all the children and secured their admittance to a fine school and also were paying for two gallons of milk a day at a cost of twenty cents per gallon and that the I. E. R. C. were furnishing other necessities. The Chairman complimented Mr. Harrison and his committee for the splendid manner in which the case was handled. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Turner the Board adjourned,to 1:80 o'clock P. M. for the approval of said claimx 1,30 0'CX.OOX V. M. Board met pursuant to adjournment, •resent same members, constituting a full Board. The Committee on Claims. Labor Fees and Supplies made the following report which on motion of .Supr. Hale and duly seconded by Supr. Brown and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: November 12th, A. D. 1986. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to re» port that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders pn the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: P. F. Pettihone ^'r. Clk ....$ 6.46 P. F. Pettibone ft Co., Co. Clk. prtg. and sup :... 61.85 Frank Thornber ft Co.-- Co. Clk. prtg. and s\ip, .484.74 Co. Clk. ta-x M. etc 65.23 Co. Treas. off. sup. ...r 3 08 Clr Clk ...;. 98.07 D. M. Wright C. M. Palmer F. IB. Beck N\ B. Clawson E. C. Hughes .......... E. F. Kuecker -.i". 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 . ......... J. J. Filip A. B. McConnnell Paul Rosenthal . 44.95 . 90.10 91.25 . 26.80 . 42.50 . 2.00 . 18.40 . 84.20 . 10.40 . 94.85 . 39.05 ....... 1-5.60 63.85 ,U... 11.60 26.00 ...... 30.20 ...... 22.00 ...... 1.00 4.90 17.48 Chas. H. Ackman, car serv., 'Shf. per diem, fees and serv. All of which Is respect fully submitted. L. A. STOCKWELL J. G. STEVENS . ' JOHN J. FILIP S. H. FREUND H. M. TURNER 3.00 1.50 18.86 8.09 18.44 21.60 5.60 58.44 .139 20 . 1.70 Richards Jewett ft Wrlsrht Abst. search plats (Co. Hwy. Main.) ... Will T. Conn, Rc„ clr. clk. .......... Zion Off. Supply, clr clk Callaghan & Co., Judcy. lbry. ..... Grant Nolan, Judcy. justtce fees 20.00 Buckley Tea Room, Ct. Jurors -- lt.40 111. Befl Tel. Co., Co. $68.00; Sheriff $72.70 140.70 R. O. Andrew Co., C. H. Jail ceal 416.95 Safety Env. Mfg. Co., Co. Clk. printing and supplies L. V. Kilts, Co. Clk Co. Hwy. $17.60 Harvard Herald-- Supt. Prtg : - Co. Clk, prtg. and sup, .... _ Co. Tras. printing ..117.40 C. Ii. Herald Pub. Cp.-*- Supr. Prtg, -- 6.50 BH. of Review 7.9* Glenna Housholder, Bd. of Rev 18.00 Meyer ft Wenthe, Co. treas. oft sup 1.61 Hebron Times, Co. Treas. prtg 31.80 McHenry Pjiaindealer, Oe. Treas. prtg .1 - 889.90 Marengo Rep. News, Co. Treas. prtg Woodstock Dry Goods eo., shf. Jail' sup. clo ...........j... Lake Erie Chemical Co., shf. off. sup 290.90 c. II. Sup -- Richard Backhus 22.07 Spitser Office H*«irnttin'» , id The Bentson Mfg. Co. ....... ^„.,„...S26.75 Economy Office Equip. Co. 69.4 4 E. C. Bodenschats 20.12 National Re-emply. Serv. 40.00 Slif per diem, fees, and serv.--t Henry A. Nulle 96.75 Henry A. Nulle ........................148.95 F. R. Goodall Oil Co. 6.0S Shf. Feeding Prls.--'Vv1:'1.,--•-r--4- Eckert A Binding 59.28 P. E. Conway ............. 15.78 Charles GauIke 58.09 Kirkmtn Ice Co, 10.00 Marinda Bates 2.00 Breys Bakery 27.56 Western Un. (las ft Elec. Co. ..: 6.63 Sheriff Deputy-- Vivian Seaman 44.00 Philip E. Bierdeman 24.00 Thorsten Benston ; 40.00 George Nelson 72.00 Fred S. Gay 48.00 Otto Buchert 32.00 Albert F. Wolf .8.00 Willard C. Arnold 8.00 Atbin J. Kuppe 48.00 A. F. Rocman .....: ::.U. 4.00 Carl A. KublaT^:.^:.',;„^,^;ji•iV^.;;•^;,•" 4.00 Arthur Crissey 4.09 Carl Berkley " 4.00 Everett Hail 4.00 Harry 'Wright 32.00 Earl Smith 68.00 • Gilbert Tracy 32.00 Martin Bohl ; 40.00 Sidney Corson ...... ..; ,*'.j 8.00 Vance Ocock ..... 14 00 Fred C. feau Jiioo Ralph II Smith 44.00 Earl Runkle 4.00 Charles Zoia ,........'.....;1..;.,.. 4.00 Walter Mengs ................................... 60,00 The Committee on Claims, County Poor, made the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Hale and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Nov. 18, A. D. 1935 Mr. Chairman an# Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Commltee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that thev have examined all claims presented to them, and" recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed* as follows, to-wit: Chicago Ind. Home for Child., Dependt. Child ,.$412.95 Ottawa Sanatorium-- : • T. B. and Pauper ...... ................... 66.90 T. B. and Pauper 65.26 T. B. and Pauper 66.42 T. B. and Pauper 64.90 T. B. and Pauper 66.05 Zace Sanatorlum-r- :. T. B. and Pauper 30.00 T. B. and Pauper 20.00 Fsupers Riley-- Dr. E. Thomas Brand 16.00 J. H. Patterson Co. 16.45 W. F. Koch 5.77 Brown & Pepper 18.00 Alden-- ' .• Dr. E. Thomas Brand 27.50 Hebron Cash Groc. i.,..,..,.....^..~...T.... 8.00 L. G. Nigh ...; . 12.92 Wm. E. Van Der Veett 26.35 Lush A Vermllya' 10.00 L. G. Nigh 6.10 Rich-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand ......,76.01. H. L. Eliorn, ambulance, $7.60. burial, $65.00 L. J. Burton r. W. L. Speaker Mildred A. Schultx Mrs. Harry Turner E C. Johonnett , ,,.......i....r. Barker Lbr Go. Chas. Wolff Greenwood-^- J. E. Harrisoi ........4. Hall ft Eckert Eckert ft Bending ...„ Dr. E. Thos. Brand » Dorr-- • Dr. E. Thos. Brand ..... Ridgefleld Farm. Supply ... R. O. Andrew Co ..... Sail ft Eckert : acy Lbr. Co. ... E. C. Bodenschati Eckert ft Pending Plngel ft Koch A ft P , Cass St. store .... Woodstock Pharmacy., Grafton--- Enos Conley ............. Verna Church ........... C F. Meyer ......... .Dr. Mary E. King ...4 J. W. Gilbert Willipm Rasch . The Williams Works W. I.. Farley John G. Henson _..... State Rank of Huntley .... Nunda-- A. H. Hale F. J. Nichols-T... ....... B. W Colby Peter J. Schaefer-.j.;.....„.v.. Regina Klein Arth. Smith .... McHenry Lbr. Co. Alexander Lbr. Co; ............ Henry V. Sompel S. W. Brown Dr. C. W. Klontz ..V.y.....;,...^ Matt Welter A. W. Smith ft Cb. Frankie Stfphenson Anna Freund L. E. Hawley Harbian Bros ............. Thos. Bolger -- Hartland-- Lu^h Verm(»lya Chemung-- • Dr. E. The*. Brand Mrs. Tom. Jacobs H. F. WarV^entlen T.illian Colton Allen Standard Oil Co. Hasel Tyner Bern ice Sherman ........... The Fair .' W. D. Hall Lumber Co. ".... F. M. Ties F. W. Barlow Lush Vermilya ft Co., Strain Bros Hoge ft Son Henry Holt* ft Soils ...... George I. Walker ..............i West. Uni. Gas ft Elec. C01 Mrs. Jacob Raeder ... 17.05 ... 10.98 ... 22.07 ... 34.00 ... 13.00 ... 10.63 ... 45.76 - 12.75 ... 6.25 ...: 80.30 ..: 20.00 .... 9.70 .... 7.00 .... SO.OO ... 14.42 .... 46-95 ..., 10.46 .... 12.00 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County met in Special Session pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday, the 10th day of December, A. D. 1935, at ten o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Palu Rosenthal and tha roll being called, the following members responded to their names, to-wit: 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. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a full board. The minutes of the Special November meeting. 1935, were read and on motion approved. A report of the County Treasurer for the month of November, was presented and read and on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Stockwell. was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: After some discussion, it was regula®», - ' ly moved by Supr. Filip and duly se<3?>' onded by Supr. Freund, that the Res<$it hit ion be adopted and referred to tlflt- Road and Bridge Committee. Salp motion was declared unanimously car* ried. A committee of nineteen doctors Of . the McHenry County Medical Societjr» being practicing physicians in the sey»-' eral cities and villages in this county,: - appeared before the Board and, throum their spokesman. Dr. F. L. Alford of Crystal Lake, presented a proposition Im writing for the care of indigent poor of.' McHenry County at the County Hog* pital, and that the fees for said sepy vices be placed in a revolving fund Mj be used for the necessary expenses Or the County Hospital. After the readinlf of said proposition by the Clerk, Dr. Alford announced that his cotnmittaswould be glad to answer any questions with regard to their proposition. Several, supervisors voiced their opinions as not, beinir favorable to said proposition an4 favorable to the present arrangement. 4 general discussion was then had in re» . £ard to said matter, but no action taken. The Clerk nresented lists of claim# against the County, and on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by SupS.X Hemmer. the Board adjourned to l:f :: o'clock P. M. for the approval of said; claims. ....... 38.00 88.45 8.75 ....... 7.00 -1.00 - io .r,o 82.00 ....... SO.72 77.05 40.74 85.«8 79 42 61.27 ...... 22 25 87.22 16.06 6.53 22.00 Frederlka Deithloff 12.00 Wm. Zell .....ii... 10.00 Chas. Campanelli ...... 10.00 J. C. Bates 10.00 Til. Nor. Utilities Co. ..r-J:...;...:....... 8.10 Detrick Hardware Co. ....„,6.91 Kenneth Beck 8.4® Marshall Hardware Co. . 8.03 Earle Stafford t.20 Aleonquin-- ,, , Dr. E. Thos. Brand ....„..:i...... 80.00 Dr. Mary E. King 60.00 National Tea Co. ;..;.y... 15.00 Nation'<1 -Tea Co. .... ...............l....... 24.00 J. J. Jaster 50.00 J. W Gilbert ...: 65.00 Fox River Grove Coal ft Lbr. Co. 72.75 C. Frtnke ft Co 33.07 Gary Bakery 12.61 Frank E Bohl J.-...10.00 .Tames Kos S3.00 Pmll Vodnanskv Estate 84.24 A. Marek 14.00 C. Franke ft Co. ..................... 89.46 Wm. Wnscher 7.50 Fdw. C. Buhrow : 16.00 McHenrv-Co Farmer Coop. Assn... 7.73 Dr. O. W. McClusky 10.00 Mrs. M Burnett 12.00 Dr. W. J. Copeland 4.00 Arthur F. ITamden ;. ...10.00 Joseph Vlcpk 6.00 John Pfeiffer 6.0ft Margaret McGarry 10.00 J W. Gilbert 66.00 Tabor Supply Co; 7.71 O. W. Hart 42.00 AJ1 of whl"b is respectfully submitted, n. M. WRIGHT . H. Mi TURNER . - C H A S H . A C K M A N ' • < ' • • - FRANK MAT ... A. H. HALE COTTWTT T»BA8TTUB'8 KEPO«T Tor Month of irovember, 1935 Becelpts Balance on Hand, Oct. 31, 1935 $99,581.89 Sheriff's Fees Advanced $ 6.10 State's Attorney *' 80.00 Redeemed from Forfeiture .... 3,886.67 Beal Est. Back Tax Collected.. 1,424.16 Personal Property back taxes 429.79 Penalties and Fees 251.02 Mother's Pensions 459.71 Motor Fuel Tax 236.69 County Home 81.04 Interest on Inheritance taxes... 86.04 County Officers' Fees ..............16,011.30 License Fees j . 75.00 Befund of Insurance Premt..... • .57, Com. on Phone Booth .11 Total Receipts for month.. $22,928.19 Grand Total Receipts ' $122,516.58 •xpend.1 tuxes County Orders $18,941.54 Highway Orders 4,520.91 Motor Fuel Tax orders 72C.66 Petit and Grand Jurors - 949.00 Mother's Pensions 1,280.00 Stamps 18.62 Probation Officer s 90.00 Court Reporter :.... 60.00 Coroner's Jurors ;.. 18.00 Eradication T. R, in cattle 'SH8.22 Paupers Fund ...J. -4,545.68 Insanity Jurors ."i--i....... 86.00 Express bill 12.78 Salaries 123.50 Institute Fund ,' ifl.OO Unclaimed Witness Fees ...... . 2.00 Total disbursements .V 17,251.81 Balance on hand Nov., 80, 193S . in all funds 95,264.77 Grand Total $122,516.58 The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. - * LESTER EDINGER, Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of December, 1926. R. D. WOODS, County Clerk. Phil Huffman Mrs. H. B. Wilcox. Elgin ......... Gertrude Brunkhorst G. D. Crabtree :.j, H. W. Gieseke Public Service Co. Alexander Lbr. Co. 72.50 .. 13.62 .. 25.05 .. 17.70 . 31.00 . 8.50 .. 26.17 .. 29.87 .. 56.68 .. 11.32 .. 7.08 .21.00 .124.00 .. 7.72 .. 31.93 .. 19.17 .. 16.48 .. 6.15 . 24.93 .. 8.90 .. 6.97 .. 2.00 .. 44.89 .. 6.00 .. 9.00 .. 25.00 .. 60.00 .. 4.84 .. 7.88 16.50 .. 8.00 .. 8.00 .. 25.00 .. 25.0) .. 15.00 8.00 .. 10.00 .. 12.00 .. 12.00 . 24.«0 .09 .. 15.45 19.32 .. 12.50 .. 8.00 .. 15.00 .. 12.75' .. 26.50 .. 71.00 ... 12.00 .. 10.00 . 8.00 22.00 10.00 McHenry Co. Farm Co-oip. Asgn. Chas. A. Mason Paul H. Ruhrman -- Clif Win.-ate, Admr. O. W. Hart Buhro\y Food Shop ;...-- T">r. E. Thos. Brand Harold F. Meier . Peter J Schaefer F. W. Kruger - National Tea Cp; John R. Osmun : A. ft P. c«... $7 60 a ft f»., Crystal Lake: $6.50, McHenry 14.00. Western United Gas ft El. Co. 4.29 C. V. Colby ... ' 15.00 Peter Nelson, McHenry N(h 15.00 Public Service Co 2.31 Rosenthal Lbr. ft Fiwl Cc|;i.i^44<-- 24.42 Seneca-- :V The Shurtleff Co 7.60 A. M. USborne . 66.00 Dr. E. Thos. Brand 69-00 Dr. Mary E. King ».....; 2.00 Coral-- >- Dr. E Thos. Brand 87.00 Chas. H. Ackman 5.59 Henrv Lusx '-99 W. -C. Nulle 42.M H. B. Benjamin, groceries lO.i.i Chas. IT. Ackerman, 8 mo. relit .. . 24.00 M->rengo- - Dr. E. T. Brand, service 7.00 iFtie monthly reports of the County Clerk and Circuit Clerk were presented and ordered placed on file. The Chairman stated that Mr. Lumley asked him if it would be all right if he used the old sheriff's office on the main floor for his office for a short while and that he informed him that he was sure that it would meet with the approval of the Board. The Chairman called upon the Committee to settle with thei Treasurer for a report on the Peteit and Hendricks matters. Supr. Palmer, Chairman ef Raid Committee, stated that his committee met with Mr. Lumley on November 1st, upon the State's Attorney's request. and after talking w'th the committee Mr. Lumley was of the opinion that he was misinformed as to several items. And, that other than that, his committee had nothing further to report at this time. The following resolution on Rl«rht of Way Purchase was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: R. O. W. Purchase Besolutlo* WHEREAS, there Is now available for the use of McHenry County, Illinois, out of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 law the sum of $1320 24 and, WHKREAS, It is permissible under said Motor Fuel Tax Law, approved March 25. 1929, to purchase Right of Way for the improvement of State Aid Roads, and, WHKREAS, the Right of Way Committee of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, have secured the signatures to the following Highway Dedications for the improvement of State Aid Routes Number 7, 8B, i' and 14, Mi-Henry County, Illinois: State Aid »t. 11, S. M. X. 4T (South of Woodstock) Leo A. Danner $226.00 Public Service Co of Nor. Ill 115^0 Lester Udinger, Co. Treas., fee .... 6.88 •tate Aid at. 14, u. m. i. n Frank Pugh, extra damage $702.00 Public Service Co. of Nor. 111., Tract 1 and 2 101.50 Tester Edinger, Co. Treas., fee .... 16.23 •tate Aid Xt. 7 I. B. I. nr (Worth of Woodstock) Geo. H. Dacv. conservator for Albert Dacy, extr. fence 44.00 Lester Edinr-er, Co. Trees , fee 0.21 State Aid Bt SB. S. B. X. 1|« School District No. 22, per John Flanagan, et al, trustee ....- 10.00 G. W. Limburg. _ receiver for Frank Merrill Co. -T7. 80.00 Lester Edlnger, Co. Treas., fee .... 2.28 - $1120.24 THEREFORE,' be it resolved by said Board of Supervisors of MoHenry County. Illinois, that the above amount of $1320.24 of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 be used for the purchase of said right of way above mentioned, and. . BE IT FURTHER KESOLYED, that The semi-annual reports of the County Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Sheriff were presented, and, upon motion duly made and carried, thfi same were referred to the Committee on Fees and Salaries for report: The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the fallowing report, which, on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded bv Supr. Wright and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee for said County, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we met on the 7th dav of December, 1935, and ordered paid bills of a general nature, chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of roads as a whole including insurance, repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and costs 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 said ,stone«ts used in the sum of $1424.59 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County patrol System of roads, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved hv this board, were audited and paid as follows: Section 1 40.92 Section I . 49 00 Section 3U< .....,v.W r 87.87 Section 4 Section 5-6 . Section 7-10 Section 8 ... Section 9 ... Section 11 . Section 12 Section 13 Section 14 Section 15 Section 16-18 ................ Section 17 61.8ft 1957.10 74.66 : 6 8 3.5 fi «r?J9' 65.oo 329.7S 60.80 464.40 Total $5386.67 Bills in reference to the Motor Fuel ta^ funds were audited and approved as follows: State Aid Route 18-13A, Malntalnence labor ft mat'l.. Sec. 4. $ t.17 State Aid Route 13-13A, See. 4-1-T engineering labor 7.80 State Aid Route 2. Sec. 7, construction. mat'l. ft Treas. fees.... 122.94 State Aid Route 2, Sec. 7, engineering labor Iti.Ol State Aid Route 2, Sec.- 7, main- ' - tenance team labor ft TreaS. . -'-.fees :.......42.02 State Aid Route 11, Bee. 11, engineering labor ; 100.44 . One of the County W.P.A. -projects on n State Aid Road 2 miles west of Woodstock has been assigned 16 men. and we have covered with straw two hills that are to be™cut down. We are furnishing a truck and a patrolman with team, 8 wheel borrows and small tools. Owing to the unusually bad weather the past month, and probable early winter, we hired 6 trucks part time to try and finish up work under construction. Your committee estimates^that there will be necessary for the cere of the McHenry County Patrol of roads, an appropriation from the County High funds the sum $4000 additional until the January BMtetiug of Lbis board. 1:30 O'CLOCK V.K. Board met pursuant to adjournments Present same members, constituting it" full Board. The Committee on Finance made thS following report, to-wlt: Board of Supervisors, Special Be««mM. Meeting, December 10, 1038 ~ •Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the matter of the issuance - of Tax Anticipation Warrants, would" beg leave to submit the following re* port on said matter: Your Committee met at the Court House in the city of Woodstock on Wednesday, November 27th. with the Counter Treasurer, for the purpose of figurine, out a budget for the ensuing year, an4| imon examination of the accounts presented bv the said County Treasurer,. your committee feels that it is necessary to issue Tax Anticination warrant* o" the county tax levied for the yes* 1935, and recommends that the follows ing resolution be adopted to-wit: .Woodstock, Illinois . December 10. 1935. :hS:*Fa®R®A8, there is not at this tlm#- sufficient money in the Treasury of Me- Henry County to meet and defray the ordinary expenses of the county, ana it is necessary at this time to provid# a fund to meet all such expenses bar, issuing and disposing of anticipation warrants to .be drawn against the Coun»- ty tax levied in the year of 1935 (lithe wav and manner provided by thjr Statute'of this State for the issuing an« i disposing of warrants. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board Of Supervisors of the County of McHenry that the County Treasurer of this Count ty be, and he is hereby authorized an# directed to issue and sell as needed, anticipation warrants to an amount not tf» exceed the sum of $40,000 against thO" County Tax levied in the year 1 935. bill, in no event shall the anticipation war» rants issued, exceed 75 percent of ths amounts of the appropriation tax levied for the year 1935: that said warrantsshall be issued as needed In the sum of $5,000 each and each warrant to be ss." drawn so that the same shall draw ine terest at the lowest available rate not to exceed 6 percent per. annum from the time of Its issuance until paid or until notice is given that said warrant is recalled for payment, which anticipation warrants are issued for the purpose Of creatine- a fund from which payment ox the ordinary and necessary expenses of said Countv. mav be paid. BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED th*| such anticipation warrants shall whe« drawn show upon their face that then ars payable solely out of the tax, wheit. collected, and not otherwise. T Al of tvhlch is resnoetfuHv submitted. !V* T JOSEPH HEMMER, Chairman > _ l " JOHN J. FILIP V. E. BROWN E. C. HTTGHES » " N. B.-^Clawson ; . Supr.- Pslmer suggested that 'the Reso- , lution calling for the issuing of Ta* Antlcination Warrants In the above an# foregoing report be changed so that If wnuld be possible for the Treasurer"!" committee and the Treasurer to issup', said warrants at the lowest available rate of Interest. Supr Hemmer, chaii> man of the Finance Committee, state#? that the reason for issuing Tax Antic^e pat Ion Warrants at this time, was du(k primarily to the relief situation In thji county: that at the September meeting1; a levy was made for Pauper Relief, bu|' that the funds would not be forthcon^r Ing until taxes are collected next spring Supr. Hemmer then called upon Countr Tr°nsur"r Edlnger to further explaifc said matter Mr. Edinger then explain* ed the condition of the county financed in detail to the members of the boar^f.,- Tt was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Freund and duly seconded by Supf. Hughes that the report of the Flnanos Committee be approv«d and that ths resolution calline for the issuance ag $<0,000,000 in Tax Anticipation Wan* rants be adopted by this board, and ths rill being called. Sunrs Stockwell, Wright. Palmer, Beck. Clawson, HugheQ* Kuecker Ackman. Hemmer Brown, Han^_ r'snn, Turner. Stevens. May. Freund. Hale. Filip, nnd Asst. Supr. McConne«,; voted aye. Nay none. Motion declare! ^ unanimously carried. Supr. Hemmor stated that there w«r# . some $400,000.00 In d»llnquent and bac%~H taxes due the severe! taxing bodies ift...- McHenry County, and thoueht it a verjr denlornble condition, especially iwhen thS. """ntv has to issuo Tax Anticipation5/ Warrants to offset the delinquency, and • wondered if some additional . efforf could be rpade by the townships op }• countv to collect this money. C%unt#; Treasurer Edinger then read a repori.; showing the current delinquent tax ang' Iwck tax dii". After some discussion, i^; : was regularly moved by Supr. Browij and duly seconded by Spr. Hemmer that said matter be referred to the Treasurer and the State's Attorney. Motion carried. The Committee on Claims. Labor Feeg and Supnlies made the following report, which, on motion of Sunr. Kuecker and'.-} di'lv seconded by Supr. Harrison and thf'V roll belne- called, was declared unani* mousiy adopted, to-wlt- "December 10, A. D. 1935. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to re» nort that t.hpy have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend thf payment of th» following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allpwed, to-wlt: M