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W. & bldg. rd. fund.. , '• The Lawyers Co-operative Pijlj. r . Co,, judcy. libry. fund .: , 7i50 'f; 111. Bell Telephone Co., ct. hse. Jail tele, fund, county $55.25, Kl sheriff 117.05 72.8Q 'Lillian's Food Sboppe, ct; jurors v fund 20.15 ,X«udwlg--Wilson. Company, ct. hse. sup. fund .... 18.61 Karl O. Fritz, ct. hse. sup. fund.. 6.5't The Worrell Mfc. Co., ct. hse. sup. fund .. 189.0 'Richard Backhus, ct. hse. jail repairs fund ^ L. E. Qoff, ct. hse. Jail repairs fund ... ... : W. J. Brown, ct. hse. jail repairs fund - Marinda Bates, shff. feedg. pris. fund Western United Gas & Elec. Co.. shff. feedg. pris. fund Breys Bakery, shff. feedg. pris, fund : ; P. E. Conway, shff. feedg. pris. fund Eckert & Bending, shff. feeda pris. fund Chas. Gaulke, shff. feedg. pris..... ; Goodrow's Garage, shff. per diem, fees, serv. fund Henry A. Nulle, shff. per diem, fees, serv. , Henry A. Nulle, shff. per diem, fees, serv .1197.50 "Henry A. Nulle, shff. per diem, fees, serv 100,00 Ora S. Nulle, shff. feedg. pris 1#0.rM Philip E. Bierdeman, shff. dpty. 100.00 Vestie Muldoon, ct. hse. jail sal 108:00 Daisy V. Moore, sup. schs. asst. & elk. hire . 113.7* . Russell Allen, states atty. asst... 750.00 . City of Woodstbck, ct. hse. Jail It. ft wlr 85.07 City of Woodstock, S. A. rt. 8A section 6 145.18 City of Woodstock, S. A. SB S.R.I. Rt. 176 44.87 City of Woodstock, S. A. Rt. 5B section 8 245.50 -City of Woodstock, S. A. Rt. 13- 13A sec. 4-1-7 Henry G. Fisher, shff. bailiff Clyde Miner, Shff. Bailiff $4.00, shff. dpty $12.00 : Charles J. Williams, shff. dpty,.... Richard Farrell, shff. dpt^^....^... Homer Mann, shff. dpty: ..... Vivian Seaman, shff. dpty. .....:...l.. fcioren Edinger, shf. dpty. » Howard Freeman, shff. dpty., $88, • shff. bailiff. $12 .... 100.00 ,' Wavne Mentzer, R.O.W, & bldg rd 43.50 National Re-employment Office, ct. hse. sup Callaghan & Co., judcy. libry : John Steele, treas. co. hwy. maint. C. L. Tryon, co. supt. hys., co. hwy. maint 231.67 Herbert H. Freund, C. H. jail "rep. 18.75 ,'L. A. Stockwell, supr. sal. mileage 17.20 ,£>. M. Wright, supr. sal. mileage.. C. M. Palmer, supr. sal. mileage.. P. E. Beck, supr. sal. mileage N. B. Clawson, supr.-fsal. mileage.. B. C. Hughes, supr. sal. mileage.. 2.40 88.40 8.40 8.0 o 6.83 25.36 15.45 34.50 67.8V 21.2" 33.50 57.6 f 24.00 16.00 4.00 4.0' 88/00 4.00 8.00 40.00 * 8.24 8.53 4 6.20 34.0" 14.40 30.80 9.00 E. F. Ku ecker, sapr. sal. mileage 25.8^ Chas. H. Ackman, supr. sal. mile. 32.r>ri Joseph Hemmer, supr. sal. mil 10.40 V. E. Brown, supr. sal. mileage .. 47.40 J. E. Harrison, supr. sal. mileage 14.60 H. M. Turner, supr. sal. mileage ... 20.80 J. G. Stevens, supr. sal. mileage.. 18.2" .'Prank May. supr. sal. mileage 24.3" J8.' H. Freund, supr. sal. mileage ... 5.20 A. H. Hale, supr. sal. mileage ... 84.20 A. B. McConnell, supr. sal. mil 9.00 John J. Fllip, supr. sal. mileage. .. 16.10 All of which is respectfully submitted 1j. A. STOCK WE LI. - S, H. FRKI'N'l>• v JOHN J. F1LTP •'."•v.'-1. V -j ' J. G. STEVEN'S • H. M. TURNER the Committee on Claims, County Poor made the following report, which, on •motion of Supr. Brown and duly second- • ed by Supr. Hemmer and the roll being •called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: December 10, A. D. 1935. "Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of thf Board of Supervisors: Tour Committee on County Poor . Claims would beg leave to report' that they have examined all claims present- • - «d to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk bo directed to issue orders An the County Treasurer to tne Claimants for the sevr-;- eral amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit- Chi. Industrial Home for Children. dependt. chil. fund $369.6$ Old People's Rest Home, T. B. ' patient pauper fund' 0,00 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. patient " pauper fund ; 21.37 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. patient pauper fund , 81.42 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. patient pauper fund 73.20 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. patient • pauper fund Sl-Aa. Ottawa Sanatorium, T). B. patient pauper fund , 81.40, P*npe» Riley-- Geo. F. Schroeder • f.7r. Chas H. Engle 6.10 Krnest Wolf 10.00 Pennsylvania Oil Co. 1.24 foyal Blue Store 13.71 icksteadt Bros. Hardware12.2t H. Patterson Co 15.45 Seneca-- Mary E. King. D.D.S 5.00 E. Thomas Brand, M. D. .... 28.00 Sweetland & Stone 18.80 The Shurtleff Company 18.58 H. J- Miller 30.00 Alden-- ; Wm. E. VanDerVeen 19.87 ' iLush, Vermilya * Co 10.00 Hebron Cash Grocery 8.00 lu. G. Nigh 19.50 E. R. Gast 6.8S \E. Thomas Brand, M. D. ,14.00 JDavid McCauley* executor 20.00 Coral-- <E. Thomas Brand, M. D. 65.00 •fe. Thomas Brand, M. D. 3:00 E. Thomas Brand, U. D. -- 3:0o W. C. Nulle ; 28.7" •w. C. Nulle 7.7? The Shurtleff Company 19.56 The Shurtleff Company 10.67 ! "Wertg & Shaw --9.9" ,H. B. Benjamin A Co. 6.7S Chas. H. Ackman 4.20 Chas. II. Ackman - ;... 2.81 Grafton-- • » . John G. Henson, M. D. ,.^..^4.--. 6.00 iJohn O. Henson, M. D. 4.0" John G. Henson, M. pi 10.0o Walter L. Farley 16.50 William Works 18.<7 Chas. Meyers 8.on Enos Conley .......---- 44.87 State Bank of Huntley .................... 8.00 Clanton * Sohoof ........... 2.00 , Verna Church .6.00 Joseph Hemmer (E. H.^ Cook) ....... 35.00 Chemiinj-- . • Mrs Thomas Jacobs37.30 . B e r n i c e S h e r m a n . . . . U 4 3 . 0 0 T>r. O W. MoCluskejr 10.00 .I^ordan's Cash Grocery 30.8? Harvard Community Hospital-- 31.00 F. M Ties '. : : ... 47.03 Hope & Son ....: 22.50 Big Foot Feed Co. i--.... 16.32 Ray Wilkinson 44.75 G. M. Cramer •. 13 00 jLush. Vermilya A C* 171.04 , Henry Koltz & Son3 40.06 D. Hereley & Sons 24.28 Mrs. Jacob Raeder 22.00 Lake & Harris 88.43 Boston Store 39.78 311. Northern Utilities Co. 3 80 Western United Gas ft EleC. Co. .... 7.05 J. C. Bates 10.on . C. Campanellt ;u;._........ 10.On Prederika Delthloff 12.00 Lillian C. Allen - 7.00 William Zell 10.00 Dorr-- E. Thorny Brand, M. Di -- Ridgefield Farmers Supply Co. „ Dr. C. F. Baccus -- Walter Torgeson DaV-y Lumber Co. ..I™..-....: Hall & Eckert R. C). Andrew E. C. BodensoliatS Eckert & Bending, ..' ; I'ingel & Koch ...'.-- I't-ople's Supply Go. ....... A. & P. Storei CiiSS- St. ; Greenwood"-- ; E. Thomas Brand*, Eckert &• Bending;00 Hall & Eckert -- J. E. Harrison' '2,3.7t J. E. Harrison &..-Sbn- ;.UZC,...i£--.u^lk.e.V* 'Hebron--' E. Thomas Brand, MS ^ E., Thomas Brand, M. Kuack Bros. 8u.44 E. O. R.>we & Son ...._ i. ' 4 97 MV W. . Merry ' l 3". Hebron Lumber Company 60 3T> E. I*.. S'chiiefer &; Son E. W. Wright Harrison Store 9.07 Carl Schultz _.. .1'; : " 2 "i0 H. M Turner ... Richmond-- L. J. Burton ..v •Chas. Wolff a. E. C. Johonnott .... Wm. Johnstone .... Mildred A. Schults Mrs. Harry Turner. ......^ f<00 fl.70 11. j 5 _.J.» • '2.16 18.57 '88.64 -w.,' 19.16 5.in s'i.25 16.77 ...... 11.sr. «.2s •3.00 is.oo • 14.S8 "82.9 8.51' 25.0" 17.17 3 o.oo W. L. Speaker '85.1 Barker Lumber Co. .4011 Burton-- &•' Tilibits-Cameron liumber Co 20,60 John Lay 9.00 Mcllenry Co. Light & Power .......... .1.00 N*. X. Weber Estate 1,7.00 E. Thomas Brand, M. D. .....,...'..1 : 9,uo E. Th'os. Brand .............^ 9.00 Dunham-- Lush, Veijtnilya 5.00 C. M. Palmer .10.00 Strain Bros. 4.99 Hartland-- - The ShHrtl^ff Company Lush, Vermilya /I2.00 McHenry--• : 10. Thomas Brand, M. D. Mrs. l'"ord Jackson Mrs. Albin Nelson V Wm. A. Bishop Rarl)inn Bros. --i-.--;---li-V I.. E. Hawley lo M. Regner -*• Smth ,&r ,T. Schaefer ...^ .Alexander liumber Company ... AlcHenry Lumber Co. S. H. Freund Nunda-- E. Thomas Brand, M. D. i+iLiu.i Public Service Co. .......1...,--.:.,..,. Public Service Co, J. Maud O. Anderson .,1. Ale*ander Lumber Co. <>. W. Hart Pet>>r J. Schaefer H. W. Geseke F. W. Krliger ...; :....... Paul Buhrman ..J; McHenry County Farmers 16.50 . 48 40 14.76 .U',','10.89 13.00 20.04 •8.00 n .00 to. 00 19 33 ....• 12.00 22.00 »..^.....:...(80.00 ... .2r,.(»o 12 O'l ir. 00 Co-operative Ass'n. H. F. Meier ......... National Tea Co. ...... Peter Nelson F. J. Nichols . i.ertrurfo Brunckhorst Phil Huffman .1. W. Wingate Estate West. United Gas & Ele<S'••Cp;."'.';4 .4 8 ™Tty of Crystal lAke ......:-u..t^..J......15.83 Huhrow- Food Shop ............ 85.50 lohn R. Osmun n... 10.00 G. D. Crabtree -.^... 12.00 c: V. Colby 15.00 H. W. Colby 15.00 Chas. A. Mason 12-5<» A. & P. Co. (MHeftry) .6.50 Mrs. H. B. Wilcox I........ 10.00 A. & P. Co. (Crystal Lake) IT.r.o Uosenthal Lumber & Fuel Co. ™ .40.66 A. H. Hale .. 85.00 AlKonquin-- E. Thomas Brand/:,.^.^.;;ii.Uj,««~^. 14 0o James Kos ,v..'. 82.33 Kerns & Pianis 10 On Yational Tea Co. (Virginia St.) .... 15.00 Wm. Wascher 58.14 Duensing Bros. IS.On C. Fratjke <K- Co 6f> 4 ^ Joseph J. Jaster B0.00 John P. Dianis & Sons 40.60 Cary Bakery & Grocery 10 on Hosenthal Lumber & Fuel Co. ....1... 87.91 Edw. C. Buhrow ...:. 15 00 Joseph Smida p 1,6.00 A. & P. Store (Chicago) ^ 2" on l>r. J. C. Sculley L 12 50 l>iercks Lumber Co. 6 50 Fo* River Grove Coal & Lbr. Co. 88.75 O. W. Hart ....:.„.....:...../ri2.00 Xational Tea Co., Williams St.. \ Crvstal Lake ...... 10.00 Dr. E. Vorlsek 12.00 H. Brelie 10.00 Dr. o. w. Mcciusky lo.oo Edward Vinicky 70.00 v.itional Tea Co. (Algonquin) 24.00 Werneke & Wahlen 16.00 Anton Marek 14.03 Frank E. Bohl .....J,!; 10.00 Emil Vodnansky Est. -- 66.76 Margaret Mc<larrjr;...: 10.0o ^teve Pekarek 6.00 A. & P. Store (Crystal Lake) ........'16.00 Mrs. Joseph Vlcek 5.00 niercks Lumber Co. v... 6.50 Mrs. M. Burnett . 12.on \ rt hur F. Harnden 10.00 'lurry T. Hansen 6.00 McHenry Co. Co-op. Assp.', 23.10 Or. E Thos. Brand 34-00 L. 15. Bobbin, ReC, 10.00 Marengo-- • E. Thos. Brand, M, 1,0 00 Central Grocery 18.64 Harrv Easton --8.00 A. Wallace 10.00 Eruest Kamholz 18.00 Warren Jordan -T.;AO-00 John Rands 10.00 John Benton 25 00 Western United Gas Coi. 10.4 t Dr. Wm. V. Gooder 5.00 Hvde Cash Coal Co., ....~i.--.iU-. 58 23 Dr. H. R. Miller -15.00 Triangle Grocery ....;„..^.iCv»i..,-i.-.'.---118.78 J H. Patterson Co .11.58 Patrick Brother^, Grocers -, -.. 23-84 Shurtleff Farm Store i,-- 7 84 The Shurtleff Co. 40 90 Royal Blue Store 57-35 Ida DeLong ..i 8.00 Mrs. Tom Chestnut ..... 30.00 All of which is respectfully, submitted. A. H HALE ' t). M. WRIGHT FRANK MAY " * CHAS. H. ACKIffAJT H. M. TURNER The Chairman brought up the (juestion as to furnishInfe gas for men working on P. W. A. projects, and, after some discussion, it was regularly moved l>y Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Filip to refer said matter to ijtbor committee with power to act and report. And the roll being called, motion was declare-d carried. The chairman announced that the totat of Poor Claim* allowed at this me.'tlng was $4,395.07. It was thereupon reeularlv moved by Supr. Hemer and duly seconded by Supr. Filip that $4.- 5OO>0 he transferred from the General Fund to the Pauper Fund to pay said claims. A"nd the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The chairman announced that It was customary at the December meeting for he committee on McHenry County Home to make a report recommending the employment of Superintendent and County Physician at the County Farm and wondered if the Board wished to take any action in regard to the proposition presented by the McHenry County Medical Society prior to the1 reading of the report. Supra. Brown and Wright stated that they thought that if the County Home committee had a report it should be presented at th[^ time. The following report of the committee on McHenry County Home and Hospital was then presented and read^ *0 the Board, to-wit: « December 8. 1936 Mr. Chairman and members of the' Board of Supervisors of McHenry ^County, your County Home Committee respectfully submits the, following report for the month of November 1935, audited and paid December 6, 1935: Dr Brand, medicine and supplies $ 4.85 Richard Bachusv electrical work and supplies 11.87 Breys Bakery, l,rread for..'in®. Oct... 44.92 John Meyer, mason work • 4O.-.H0 Arvid E. Anderson, mason wk.... 35.80 Tessendorf Bros., bal. due oft, heating system -------.----„......224.00 Corn Belt Hatcheries, ohii^ken feed 59 The Shurtleff Co., coal, blacksmith and hardware 81. Franklyn R. Muller, Inc., asbestone, flooring on account 100. Wm. R. Burns Storage Battery .Co., battery and cable -V-.-- HBreys Bakery; bread 54. R. O. Andrew Co., grinding, salt .... 8. Albert Tessendorf, Shellane gas .... 24. P. W. Woolworth, kitchen utensils, gloves, - etc. 9. I.udwig Wilson Co.i, Insecticide, sweeping compound..'..;.v_ 69 Fred Kl^ng, mason worlf 46, Woodst ock Wholesale Co., . tobacfcO-69. A - W . W a g n e r , h a r d w a r e T . . V . . 4 Seward Sea Food Co., fish 6 Johnson Drug Sto're,' medicine ........ 4. Illinois Bell Tele. Co., telephone 11. The Woodstock •J.oqrna'l, signs ...... 2. J. W. Griswbld, hospital laundry.. - 4 Dr. O, W. McClusky, glasses' for. . Jolin M. Peterson; 10 Superior Oil' Co., distlliat« and" 'kerosene 65.S3 Royal Blue Store, groceries 38.87 John Sexton - 51.00 W. E. Whiting. Boor 40.00 George Nystrom, .carpenter 80.00 Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers ". 6.41 Boyce Bros., gas and oil 88.77 W. ,T. Emmergon, cabbage ................ 11,57 Arvid E. Anderson, mason work .... 24,40 The Boh^i Hardware Co., hdwe. 24.73 Pfeiffer Pharmacy, hospital equipftlent and medicine 5.70 Frank S. Betz Co., hospital equip. 32.32 Wm. P. Allen, petty cash account, (nurse, etc.) 65.99 Wm. P. Allen and wife, salary .,..150.00 Virginia Doughart, nurse 55.00 Margaret Gel more, nurse 55.00 Susan A merman, nurse 19.84 Guy Putty, cook 75.00 Olaf Borgeson. farm hand ........... 40.00 Arthur Wendt. help .; 45.00 Elva Wendt. help 30.00 Louise Johnson, help lj.75 A. B. McConnell, secretary County Farm and Home Committee ..: 50.oo 81992.70 Rorden's milk check .96 11L Agriculture Ins. Co» refund 26 12 '> :• ,,7.:*:, • •- 87.08 11965.62 Mr. Chalrman and Gentlemen: Tour Committee on County Farm and Home met at the'County Farm on 'December 6th. 1935 and audited and drew orders for bills totalling $1,992.70 which included the following;;. . Permanent improvements >^u^4681.10 Running expenses ' 628.94 Tobacco 69.68 Hospital 214.17 Dieting 318.62 Fuel 80.29 Your Committee would recommend that the County re-empldy Dr. E. Thos. Brand as County Physician to the First day of March. 1937. to attend to patients at the County Home and Hospital. Terms and conditions to be. the same as during the present year. Your Committee would further recommend that William P. Allen and wife be reappointed as Superintendents of th" County Home and'Hospital and that the salary be fixed at $1,800.0o p'^r annum for the running of the County Home. Farm and Hospital and for the proper care of the inmates; who may be In the Home or Hospital on the First day of March 1936-or may be admitted during said year. We further recommend that the County Home and Farm Committee hire all the help required to properly run the said Home and Hospital, the hired help 'o work at all times under the Instructions of the superintendents. It is further recommended that the Superintendents or some responsible employee of theirs or of the County shall at all times be in personal charge of the inmates. Tt is further recommended that the Superintendents he employed for such time as their services shall prove satisfactory to the Board of Supervisors and the County Home and Farm Committee, not longer than the First day of March 1987. It Is further understood and agreed that the entering upon the duties of Superintendents of said County Home Farm and Hospital shall constitute an acceptance of all foregoing provisions anil be in part a contract between the Superintendents and County Board, of Supervisors. All of which is respectfully submitted. A. H. HALE, chairman J". E. HARRISON J. G. STEVENS V. E. BROWN A. B. MC CONNELL. It tras thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr-. Clawson that the report of the Committee on McHenry County Home be adopted by this Board, and the roll being called Suprs. Stockwell, Wright, Palmer, Beck. Clawson, Kuecker, Ackman. Hemmer, Brown, Harrison, Turner, Stevens. May, Hale voted aye. Suprs. •Hughes, Freund, Filip and Asst. Supr. McConnell voted nay Motion declared carried. Dr. Brand, county physician. t»eing present at the meeting, was called upon by the chairman. Dr. Brand ad- (iressed the members of the board and thanked them for their very courteous treatment during his stewardship of the McHenry County Home and Hospital, and outlined in detail the accomplishments of the Institution over a period of about one and ohe-half years, statintr that he had made approximately 753 visits to the institution, some 7,500 treatments at a cost of about $118.00. ind that the hospital was now runnlner about 600 hospitalisation days per month, and that there are three nurses on duty, and one all night nurse. The chairman stated that the question of purchasing X-ray equipment for the County Hospital was tabled for one month at the last meeting, and wondered if the Board wished to take any action on the matter at this time. Several supervisors stated that th»y thought it was a much needed Improvement, but due to the finances of the untv it should not he purchased at this-time. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Turner and seconded by Supr. Wright that said matter be. discontinued for the present time. Communication®-fttom the Home Owners' Loan Corporation directed to Suprs Hale and Filip were read to the Board requesting said supervisors to pay to said corporation shelter allowances. After some discussion. It was regularlv moved bv Supr Beck and duly second»d bv Supr. Harrison that It was the sense f the Board of Supervisors of McHenrv Countv that claims of such a nature he r.ot allowed. Motion declared carried The monthly reoorts of the Countv Clerk and Circuit Clerk were presented, gether with several communications fro^i the State of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings, which were rd^red p'ared on file. •The following named persons were or-jpeted to serve as Grand Jurors for the January Term of the Circuit Court, and on motion duy made and carried he, list was approved, and the Clerk iHre"ted to certify the same to the Cerk of the Circuit Court.'to-wit; Riley.--Georg«i Etcksteadt., Marengo--Herman Plske, Chaa.. Behnke, Jr. Dunham--Claude Pagel. Chemung--John Dtnlam, ; nintrham. Alden--Ben Hayden. •! ' Hartland--Will Fehrma'n. Seneca--M. L. Knutson. . Coral--Chris Fritz. Grafton--Robert Mrller. Dorr--Harold Beth, W. T. Charles, Greenwood--Arthur Peet. • '. Hebron--Clarence Kemman. Richmond--William Austin. Burton.--Victor O.-Siegler. McHenry -- Matt L. Welter, Freund. Jr. , Nunda--John J. Barnings, George Tessendorf. Algonquin--Wm. Nason, Jas'. Stanek Supr; Brown, chairman of the rightof- way committee stated that his committee had no written report to present at -this time., but gave an oral report showing a saving of approximately $27,- ftnO.OO on the purchase of right-of-wav on routes 47 and 67 extension, and a saving v>f approximately $7,000.00 on rou'c 176 There being no further business to come before said meeting, it was regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Hemmer to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. PAUL ROSENTHAL, Chairman Attest: R. D. WOODS, Clerk. Special January Meeting, 1936 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry' County, Illinois met in special session pursuant to ^ call signed by more than one-third of its members at the Court HoUse in the City of Woodstock, on Tuesday, the 14th day of January. A. D. 1946. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Paul Rosenthal^ and the roll being called, the following members responded to their names, to-wit: Suprs! 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. 5kf., Turner, J. G. Stevens, Frank May, S. H. Freund, A. H, Hale, John Filip.' and "Asst. Suprs. A. B. Md-Conneil and Paul Rosenthal, Constituting a full board. The records of ' the last preceding meeting were read and. on motion approved. The following, report of the County Treasurer for the month of December, 1985, was read and on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Hale, was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: COUMTI TMAV17***'* IIPOTT for month of December, 1135 Beeclpta Balance on hand Nov. 80, 1935 $95,264.77 Taxes redeemed from forf. . f 1,781.89 Real estate back taxps 4,668.26 Personal property back taxea 290 91 Motor fuel tax fund 4,349 25 Supt. County Home 27.08 Payment of t)ad checks 95.20 County officers' feea . 5188 Highway fund 478 18 Dog tax 744 63 General fund f#,063.4 9 Blind relief ..._..iS.,.v; : 733.42 Commissions on tel^bootjl..,; .4$ State's attorney fUiti}' ' 467.9$ Sheriff's fees advanced 3.80 Personal property back tai.. 371.31 Total receipts for month ......|35,058 69 Grand total receipts $130,323.46 County orders ...$11,919.91 Highway orders $,376.07 Motor fuel tax orders 456.74 Mother's pensions . J,170 00 Institute' fund 16 00 Petit and grand Jurors 296.00 Disputed faxes ..........f. 304 72 Probation officer 90.00 Stamps • 11.00 Erad T. B- »n cattli J 269 99 Bad checks 95 20 Coroner's jurors 18.00 Pauper's fund -i^oS.OS Inheritance tax 86.04 Salaries 'or month ......; '777.70 Total disbursements 24,786.40 Balance on hand Dec. 3Jit, ! 1935 In all funds ...1 *<>5,537.06 Grand total $130,323.46 The above and foreffolng report is true and correct and according to my best knowledge and belief. LESTER EDTNOER, Co. freas Subscribed and sworn < to before ..me this 10th day of January, 1936. R. D. WOODS, County Clerk The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report which, on motion of Supr. Brown and duly seconded by Supr. Wrifcht apd the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted. to-wlt: Mr. Chairman apd Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry county. Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee Tor said County, would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them That we met at Wood«iock, Illinois, on the 23rd day of December, 1935, an<l then went to Fox River Grove and looked over the proposed location of a new road leading from Tower I^ske, In Lake County, Illinois, down the south side of Fox River, toward Fox River Grove in- McHenry County, Illinois. Joint action between the two counties would be desirable In establishing the road Your Committee decided to request that the Right of Way Committee secure options on the right of way for said route so as to determine the approximate cost as near as possible, before taking further action on the matter Your Committee again met at Woodstock, Illinois, on the 4th day of January, 1936, together with the McHenry County Right of Way Committee and a delegation from Lake County and William Wascher, highway commissioner of Algonquin Township and discussed the matter of the proposed new road leading from Tower Lake toward Fox River Grove. We decided to or<Jer a survey of the road so that descriptions for options on the right of way could be drawn. The Right of Way Committee to secure signed options for said land needed before proceeding further In matter of said proposed improvement. Your Committee again met on the llth day of January, 1936, 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., re-lmbursement for which would come from motor fuel tax funds when said atone la used in the sum of $1238.14 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County Patrol System of Roads, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this Board, were audited and paid as follow*: the City of Woodstock and had before them the matter of fire insurance on County Buildings with" Mr. J. F. Mitchen. County Insurance Supervisor and Agent for the Fidelity Phoenix Insurance Company, together with their District Engineer. Your committee was .inforpied that the State Fire Insurance Inspector had given McHenry County another cut in rate on Counfy Buildings which will amount to a net saving of about $800 In five years on the same amount of Insurance. Your committee would therefore recommend that McHenry County adopt the new rate and due- to the new addition to the County Clerk s Vault and other extensive repairs on County Buildings, your committee would further recommend that we add. about ten thousand dollars additional Insurance, on said-. 'lintv PrWpvrty, and that we ailot to each of the 55 insurance agencies an additional, amount of. insurance in "the sum of $lM and th&t, ,fhe halahce be written, by Mr. Mltchen as. Agent, one^ fifth each, year for a period of five years. , . • * •• A|l;4f Which is respectively submitted. • •' ; * •••' "v . .- S. H. FREUND " • v N". B. CLAWSON I- 'A. STOCKWELL : H M TURNER , 1 E C. HUGHES * The Committee on Fees and Salaries made the following report, to-wit: Decerriber 20, 1935, To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your Committee on Fees and Salaries to whom was referred the semi-annual report of the County Clerk. Circuit Clerk and the Sheriff for the half year ending December 1st. A. D. 1935, would beg leave to submit the following report 011 the matters and things before them: The semi-annual report of the County Clerk being as follows, to-wit: • Nature of Service Earned Received For Probate Fees $1,852.86 $ 504.51 For Clerk's Fees in Sqltf In Court 351.40 ,1,0.3.40 For County Services 1,184.00 For Misc. Services .... 4,568.97 1417.9 Total Earnings of half year <:.... $7,85*88 Receipts during half r, year for services , • performed in pre- _ vious years: Probate Miscellaneous . _ Total Upenditnres Clerk Hire $2,55*9.00 Miscellaneous 35.48 Clerk's Salary for ' one-half year 1,250.00- /fiiM^.os •7.20 $6.192 16 '*.#*4.48 '-18^7.68 $3,969.05 $3,969.05 8.194.40 153.10' 1,530.00 i.lfS.80 ; 1*7.10 Balance due County for half year ending rti December 1, 19S5 Circuit Cl£g|E The semi?annual report of the Circuit Clark being as follows, to-wit: Nature of Service Earned Received For Recording For Clerk's Fees in . Suits in Court .....: For Misc. Services ... 153 days in Court fp $10 00 per day ....:.. Total Earnings of half year ..$7,846.55 Receipts during current half year for ^ the service per-. formed In previous half years and i heretofore reported as not received: Recording and Court Costs - Total Receipts •xpandltWM Clerk Hire. Unhiding writer be purchased for the office of the County Treasurer for the net price of $91.13." All of which is respectively submitted. CHAS. H. ACKMAN : . . P. M. WRIGHT H. FREUND •: V' '• The Committee on McHenry- County Home presented, the follivWing report" which, on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Sijpj-. Paimer'and the r.oH being called w;vk declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: * , . January. 7. 193f Mf. CHairrtian, and !me7nber;) of \*he Board -of Surfervi'Sors of McHenry Coun: y. your crfinty Home Committee ."repectfully submits the following, report for the month of December 1936, audited lid paid. January.7,1936: ' Dr. lira fid, medicines and sup. ... ..$ 6.8-0 Kruse Hardware Co.;-. bathroorh * fixt.uri-s and )ah»*r.\.;..'.'.v....v-:--'--v'--'i'.'8i9S-.29 F. W Woolworth, hiisCi & Christmas decorations' -.18.'63 The Shurtleff Company:/ , bujlding » • material and fuel-",-;.^;»,^i«."v^;A-;.S0.8^ The Bohn TTard ware "Co.i: tufp.en'- . tine, aleohol arid de.cb-rations. -11». 1 f*4 .Woodstock Wholesale Co., tobacco 64.27 Corn Belt Hatcheries, chicken feed' 78.90 J..jW." Qri.«wold, hospital laundry;..... 8.60 A. W. Wagner, hardware 5.47 Boyce Bros., gas and oil 21.IS Seward Sea Food Service; fiSh 6.95 Physicians Record Co., hoispital charts and records ...; 6.51 John Sexton & Co., groceries, -.'.119.84 F. Cichockr, shoes and shoe rep... 15.1.1 Illinois Bell Telephone Co., tele. 11.45 Pfeiffer Pharmacy, medicine and hospital supplies ......' Unittxl Chemical Co., disinfectants Slavln & Merwin, beds, springs and mattresses :.. Johnson Drug Store, medical sup. Albert Tessendorf, Shellane, cooking gas Sawyer Biscuit Co.. tfrackers ........ Frank S. Betz Co^jjfospftal' sup:..-,. 48 SS l^ake and Harris, building . mat;:..'."66.t2 Brey's Bakery, bread 53.76 Thome & Son, clothes 19 10 Public Service Co.. electricity........ 67.1 f Brady Bros., pasturing stock ........ 8>2.00 George Nystrotn, carpenter work.'. 85.20 Montgomery Ward & Co.. clothes, mattresses, etc. 189 84 Oelwein t"hemi Co. Inc., Matlge oil 75 Ludwig Wilson Co., cleaning f)uid and paper '...• W. D. Hall, coke ,. Walter Wagner, grinding-,.;............. W. If. Torj;esonT"gri>cerles Richard Backhus, electrical work 5 "s Fred W. Barlow, coal .1 ...279.04 Willis Disbrow. groo and. paper. .. 11.6:' Superior Oil Co., distillate 45.92 Mrs. W. I'. .Allen, furniture- 50 On Wm. P. Allen, incidentals ' 49.2f Wtn., P. Allen and wife, salary 150.00 Virginia Doughart. nurse 55.00 Margaret Gllmore. nurse A:.-.'.'..,.... 55.00 8.8S 4.33 96.16 4.91' 24 on 20.9^ '17.66 25.9f .... 97 7f extra half year Refund docket fees Miscel. office ex p. - Clerk's salary for one-half year ....... Balance due County for half year e.nd- $1,982 60 15.00 ; 41.18 ' 1,250 00 ' "4sl*8 -" 6 lug nov. 80, 1935 $*,91584 Sheriff The semi-annual report of the Sheriff being as follows to-wit: Nature of Service Earned Received For Sheriff's Fees In Suits in Court: Process Docket Executions Miscel. services i|l,401.65 ' 1 270 31 . 1,197 50 11,870.00 '223.06 r 87 3.05' 86.60 1,126.50 Cun- Peter Section 1 Section 8 Section 3 Section, .4 ....ii, Sect lone 5-6 i Sections 7-10, Section 8 Section • ....ii. Section 11 ..I.. Section 18 - ..^,i Section 14 ...i' Section 16 ...... Sections 16-1| Section 17 ....... • 40.94 7.85 60.70 8.00 474.80 17.85 887 10 19.96 214 81 81.86 64.43 286.09 22.98 966.03 Total earnings of half year $2,869.46 Receipts during half year for service previously reported: . : Process Docket - - Executions .! Miscellaneous Total Receipts lipwlttuM Deputy Sheriff r.„.f 750.00 Postage , .....V.,.. : 20.00 Sheriff's Salary fojf half year .- 850.00 !'ni<aid Balance of Sherlfrs Sal'ary..j4|le „ 7 May 81,. 1985 ' $1,'4'W6.93 All of which Is respectfully submitted. it. M. TURNER, Chairman E, F. KUECKRR JOSEPH HEM^pBB'^ J. G STEVENS ~ C. M. PA1.MKH : • :• C. HUGHKS CHAS. H. ACKMAN. $3,078.21 -4s«fl.28 Susan Amerman. nurse Guv Putty, cook ... :.... Olnf Borgeson, farm hand Arthur Wendt. help Elva Borgeson. help Louise Johnson, help 55,on 75.00 ...... 4 0 00 45.00 30.00 12.00 ,.|S871 ers hftve been discontinued since Marcb '. 1935, to-wit: : Vera Schult* - Helen^ Narowetz Frances Rossdeutcher ' ' : '*•'•••. Marguerite M. Snyder Mary Galvin , . Maletta Peters ' Ida Mackaben • " '• • v: Luella Struck I further, report that the total'amount paid out for Mothers' .Pensions fbr the v \-«a'r 1935 was $;!4,005.90. , r ^ f Ail "of which is res pec t f u li y su bm ifted." ] ; ' R D WOODS, County Clerk.;; 7 The Annual , Report of the' Cpunty V Treasurer.;was presented and read to the; Hoard,, to-wit: •••,.' ' '•• , ' Mr. Chairman and' 'members' of ..thej' .Jy Board of S.nperyisors: - Cl .Count y^ •Treasurer's report, showing * )ff icial '-_ collections and ..disi>urm»inents • . made during-the yev ending November-; 10. i!«35. . 7, 1-taI.uT'e received from H.- F. ,> PeteiL Dec,. 8,*-i«8J-:^.-..%.;:.«^ Recelvesl • from:' all 'soMrCesv. ' during .'year-...v.i,,..;-,,j...'.,....., $08,849 '31 •' - $391,201.92."" Disbursements from the year .ending Nov: »0;. 1935 : $295 937.15: Balaiice on hand Nov. 1l0^'1935 95.264.77 $39.1,201.92 . All Of which ,1s respectfully submitted th1s l4th day of January, 1936, ' LESTER ED1NGER, ' County Treasurer of ' 1 McHenry Qiuntv, III. Subscribed and sworn to before me , ihis 13th da,v of January, 19S6. R. D. WOODS. County Clerk, fee port of County Treasurer of KoXMtrc County. Illinois, For the Tear Ending- WOT. 30, 1935 I. Lester Edinger, County Treasurer, n and for the County of McHenry add State of Illinois respectively submit the following report of all fees and emoluments of my office both earned and re- . "eived and also of necessary expendi-t ture therefore for, and during the year ending November 30, 1935, wherein I state the gross amount of all fees or emoluments by me earned by Official service during, said year the total imounts for clerk hire, stationery and other expenses: Nature of service and earnings: 2 pc Coin, on $1,133,408.13 collected as County Collector $22,66f.lft 1 pc. com. on $98,363.23 collect4- ed as County Treasurer 1 pc. com. on $248.632 22 paid out as County-Treasurer 2 pc. com. on $2,286.77 collected on Pers. Prop. Back Tax ...... 2 pc. com. on $23,828.61 collected o<n Forfeitures 1 pc. com. on $1,424.15 collected oh Real Estate Back Tax.. Interest and costs collected on General Taxes .... A H. HALE. Chalriilgiir J. G. STEVENS J. E HARRISON V. E RROWN A. B. MCCONNELL IteHenry County Board of Supervisors Tour County Home Committee met nt the County Farm December 17th anil took inventory The farm e<julpmeut was checked and most of the Home equipment, the remainder being completed by the County Home Committee Secretary and Mr. Allen on Jan. 3rd. A motion by Harrison, seconded by McConnell that some office chairs and .1a\ enport and a, dining room set be purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Allen for $50 Motion carried. The committee met at the County Farm for their regular monthly meeting January 7, 1936. audited and drew or ders for bills totaling $2,871.22 for the County Home. Farm and. Hospital These bills were divided as follows: Permanent Improvement . $955 12 Running 'Kx®ense*%..-.-.-....:'..,W-r--.:-.^ 922.3r Clothing .' 34,5T Tobacco, 64 2" Medicine, 16.62 Hospital '-.14 4.96 Dieting 299 2 Fuel . ; ..., 434.i r A committee of Brown. Stevens, Harrison and Dr. Brand went to Sbiillsburc to look at a used X-ray machine, but decided that the machine was not what was needed at the County Hospital. Respectfully submitted, ':-'Y A. H. HALE - J. E. HARBISON .' : ; . J. G, STEVENS A. B. MCCONNELL , V. D. BROWN. ! Total $3916.84 Bills In reference to the "Motor Fuel tax fund were audited and approved as follows: 8tate-A1d Route 13-18A. Sec. 4> M.F.T. main, labor and mat. | 7.78 State Aid Route 13-18A gee. 4-1-T Engineering and labor ... H42 State Aid Route 2 Sec. 7 construction and macg. rental 5139.46 State Aid Route 6-B sec. 8 en- ^ glneerlng, labor, maetrlal (.86 State Aid Route 11 engineering* labor and material 88.81 We have received and turned over to the County Treasurer fot the Road and Bridge Fund: From the M.F.T. fund for rental of County machinery on State Aid Route 2, Sec. 7 M.F.T $6188.40 From the Village of Huntley for' maintenance of road lnsida said Village, the sum of 6.00 Total ...$5184 46 Tour Committee estimates that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of Roads, an appropriation from the Countv Highway funds, in the sum $4,000 additional until the February meeting of this Board. A11 of which is respectfully submitted. A. H' HALE , E. F. KUECKER FRANK MAT JOSEPH HEMMER ' F. E. BECK. The Committee on Public Buildings preseWte^ the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Hemmer and the roll being Called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: January 14, 1988. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: The undersigned members of the Public Building Committee of said Board would beg leave to subml| the following report .on the matters and things before th«?m. Yourcommlttee met on the 7th day of January, 1986, at the Court House in It was thereupon regularly moved; bV Supr."Brown and duly seconded by Asst Supr. McConnell that the report of the Committee on Fees and Salaries be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Committee on Pjpehasing presented the following r?pbrt, which on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Turner,and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted to-wlt: January 14, 1936. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your committee on purchasing- to whom was referred the matter of equipment for the County Treasurer's Vault and adding machine for the County Superintendent of Schools and County Treasurer would beg leave to submit the following report: Your committee met at the. Court House in the City of Woodstock. Illinois, on January 9th, 1936, together with the County Treasurer and reprecentatives of the Bentson Manufacturing Company of Aurora, and received quotations from said Company on roller shelves and instrument files for the Treasurer's Office and would recommend that the said• equipment be purchased from said Company for the price of $200 to include delivery and installation The quotation is here submitted and made ariia-rt of this report. At thy^time of entering into a contract with the Bentson Manufacturing Company for equipment for the County Clerk's Vault, a contract was let for a steel ladder for said vault for the price of $77 and when the ladder was delivered It was partly of oak construction and your committee at that time did not approve same for payment. Your committee has been Informed by Mr. M C. Peterson of the Bentson Manufacturing Company. that it was an error on their part in supplying the wood ladder, and for that reason are willing to take a loss If the ladder Is satisfactory to your committee. Mr. Peterson also informed your committee that the wood ladder meets the approval of the fire underwriters of the State of Illinois." Your committee would therefore recommend that the County Clerk be instructed to draw an order payable to said Company in the amount of $45 00 in full payment of the ladder in question. Your committee would further recommend that an eight column Victor Adding Machine for the price of $160.25 and* a ten column Victor Adding Machine for the price of $127 50 be purchased from L. V. Kiltz of Woodstock. Illinois, for the offices of the County Treasurer and the County Superintendent 0f schools A copy of said quotation Is here ^ulymltted and made a part of this report. Your committee would further reoom rs.oo 75.00 The Committee ori Countjf.i&ipenses presented the following report, which was on motion duly made and carried approved, atjd ordered placed on file to-wit: January 14, 1936 Jfr. Chairman and Gentlemen- of the Board of Supervisors.- Your License Committee to whom wa referred " npplferit ions for Liquor and Dance llall Licenses for the year 193' nd 1936, would beg leave to report as follows: That Alchoholic and Bottled Beer License's"for the year 1938 have iw>e'n Issued to the following:. No'.""' ' I, Wm. Peterson, Richmond :....».;:..:$75.00 .8, Charles W.««tlake,.'Solon Mills..:: 75 00 3, Jerry Marovec, Algonquin; 75.0i> 4, C C Be.nus, Woodstock 75 00 5, Anna Jaros, Algonquin 75.0o 6, Dedlow & Bergman, McHeni*y'.;.. 75.00 7, Wm. H. Mavwald, McHenry box 443 . 75 00 8, Cornelius R. Tobin, Harvard.. 75.00 9. Lewis ,T plfzen, MCH'-nry Rt. 1 25.00 loTBen Pingree, Crystal Lake RFD 75 00 I I , H . C , S a m u e l s o n , M a r e n g o 7 5 . 0 0 12, Wm. L Scott, Crvstal Lake rt 1 75 00 13, Fred Dtttman, Crystal Lake. .. 75.00 14, Whitnev Woods, Harvard, Rt. 4 75.00 15, Mrs. if J. Hendricks, Crystal Lake, RFD 16, Frank Nell, Johnsburg 1,7, John Meyers. Harvard 18, Alexander Horn, -McHenryv • Box 8* . ' 75.00 19, James Harris. Marengo. hX. 96 75.0^ 20, A. W, Porep, Woodstock RFD 2 75.00 21, G. A. Llpfert, McHenry RFt\ 2 75.00 22, Herbert Freitas:. McHenry R 2.. 75 00 23, El bridge Crawford. Chemung.... 73.00 24, Ban man & West, Marengo ........ 75 00 25,'Hahn ft Larsen. Woodstock. 75 00 26, C. F. Dougherty, Ringwood 75.00 27, Rudolph E. Johnson. McHenry .75. 0 0 JffMrs. George Lay. .McHenry, R 1 75 29, Henry Nell. McHenrv. RFD 2 75.00 30, Harrv Minola. Woodstock. R 2 75 00 31, Joe Ei Miller, Richmond RFJ>4 75 0" 32, J. L. Brown, Woodstock ........... "5 no 33, Demav ft Staab, Alden .25,00 34, Carl P Rogers. Richmond:;75.00 35 F*-a'nk E Anderson, McHenry ' RFD 2 75.00 36. P." J. Lvons, Crvstal Lake: . .. ... 75.00 37. W N. Shafmart. Spring rSrove, RFD 1 : 75.00 38. Ambrose & Herman Schaefer,. McHenry ' : 7-5.00 89. Anna' Hansen. Crystal Lake, RFD 2 ' : . ' .............75 00 40 Wheeler & Son, Chemung .. 75 00 That the total amount turned over <0 the County Treasurer on fees collected for County licenses for the year 1935 is $6,850.00. Total amount to be turned over to the County Treasurer by the County Clerk upon the approval of this report js $2,900.0o. . » All of which is respectfully submit ted. ' J ft. STEVENS L. A. STOCKWELL . JOHN J. FILfP. The County Clerk presented a report f mother's pensions which, -Qn motion duly made and carried. . was, approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: January 14, 193*V 1, R. D Woods. County Clerk in and for the County and State aforesaid, beg leave to report that Mothers' Pensions have been granted to tire following named persons by the County Court o"' Mctl-nry C<0Unty«-"'»'i4MS«- March 12, 1935, to-wit: * - . Vera Schultz '• ; '. Kather'tie F. Van Allen Mary E. Ward ' ' 'T.oretta E Mlchaella May Overton . . , Marie Vogel • ' ' Edith Elisabeth Stanfel. 983.63 * 2,496.33 45.78 476.67 88.48 3,529.88 3,755.80 1,789.49 8.575.1® 856.1 i .2,145.6# 7,461 IT $84,160.06 SzpSttdltWMS : Clerk Hire .| C,176 55" Stamps 1,500.80 Telephone Tolls '1.08 Kxpense.on Frt. bill--tax. bills 81.98 1,ester Edinger, County Treas. salary 1 year .1 8,500.00 810,199 61 N'et earnings of County Treas. - Office .. : : $23,960 45 LftSTEft EDINGER, County Treasurer of McHenry County, 111. Oeblta Received from H. F. Petelt, Dec. 3. 1934 $ 87.862.61 1934 tax collections *....... 1,148,814.98 ; Received from Supervisors for County Home ..i Received from Forfeitures* county tax amount ..i? Received from Penalties an4l fees .,i. Received from Inheritances tax ; Received from Dog Tax »>» , Deposits by Order of Court: 2.145 6<|'i8-ii W. P. Allen. Superintendent : ;: • of County Home ...,Vi»v.:_..;.-.'.-;l,5t9.8|f' Insurance Refunds irtf-'-: 98.8li- Commissions on Tele, booths : >1^ 111. Bell Tele. Co - 8.81 V • Personal Prop. Back Taxea.. '.,2,888.7f:-*#£ Non-High School T:tx 804.64 Institute Futjd 753.0|: License Fees ......C.;..;,..'.. -'-6.875.Ofc' County Officers' Fees 12.378.S1 ;* Disputed Taxes . 695.81 • - Motor Fuel Tax ...- / |0,598.88 Sheriff's Fees Advanced 28.00 Petty Cash returned - 2.00- f'nclaimed Witness Fees ..a • 495.98 Ins. Refund to Highway -v- . . 9.9I State's Attorney' Fund ........ 195 0# Machinery Rental . 2,422.66 Blind ' Relief .W y . 4,950.99 Highwav from Motor FUAI Tax 898.51 •«ale of office's old furnltui* 10.Ofli Refund from F. E. Bets 80 W Mother's Pensions «... " 1,664.47 Taxes Redeemed from Forf. #3.S28 61 Heal Estate Back Taxes 1.424 1$ H. F. Peteit, Special Acct..... 2,091.5$: C. C. Lace. Special Assess- . pient Book 7.65 Dividends from closed banks 4,373.60 Snow removal 141.00 County Tax, received.' from, - 1934 taxes . 141,042.11 « l>og Tax. received, from 1934 taxes '. ........ , . ' 848.85.. : Non-High tax, received from , • > 1934 taxes , ; 8,582.26^ ounty Colector's com., ad^ ~ vanced from 1934 taxes .. -18,198.08 Total amount received $1,584,416.84 Credits Paid to Township Officers....| Paid County 1 • Paid to Dog Tax :.. .... Paid to Non Hleh school Refunds, Back Tax PenaltlM under 227A - ......... "hange.rj-hecks .: Refunded by Order of CoUrt County Clerk's Fees • ... Cotinty Collector's Commisi sions advanced •v"~ Ralance In Co. Collector's . account to be distributed :js of Nov. 30, 1935" * ounty Orders .. Highway Orders Motor. Fuel Tax orders : Hountv Order • rand .and Petit Jurors "oroner &• Coroner's JurorS Mother's Pensions ....,i.......l,..v • lerk Hire lister Edjnger. salary 1- yr. Probation" Officer ....'....i.v..-.. >unty Court Reporter v-'.r.... Eradication T.. B. in cattle .. Stamps . Institute Orders Unclaimed Witness Fees ......... Inheritance Taxes . ...f. Petty Cash Fund .' Forfeited Taxes distributed July 28. 1935 nsanity Jurats. ..... Con-High ScHoql T». Disputed Taxes Deposited Order fit C(%t. auper Orders ountv Clerk's Fees OB Tnheritanve taxes --............ Express on tax bills .....1...., Telephone Tolls -- Refund on Forfeiture# Sheep claims paid frpm Dog. Tax * Bal. on hand Nov. 80. 1935 ... Grand Total ............. . $t.aS4.4lfc.$4 LESTER EDINGER. County Treasurer of McHenry County, 111. 598,871.55 141,043 11 843 23 *,532 26 480 35 1.384 27 60 8S M"M2 «f,i98A8 Tn.892.00- 140 687 82 42.902 42 • 16.924 :hc>, 895.35 S.080.90 570 00 18. 0 "2 50 , 6.176.55 8 500 M 990 00 . 7.10 00 3.063 07 1.500.30 . 684.65 81 J1 $.453 61 87.80 •'V-l* 183.63 108 ao T.586.11 256.72 '.' 214.56 8.340.98 5.00 21.98 1 05 It. 86 V" I/urther report that. thy pensions remend that a model 5N Woodstock Type- calved by the foMowing named pension- It was thereupon regularly .moved by- Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McCivnnell that the report of the County Treasurer bv adopted bv this Board'. And the roll being called, said tlon was declared unanimously Carried. . • • . ' John H. Brock. County Farm Adytser. presented a report on 4H Club Appro- •iations which was on motion dulv^ ade and carried, approved and ordored a.-ed on file. The Clerk presented and read two resoions from the Public* Service C0111- nv of Northern Illinois ask>'ng peri,,,, ssion to construct pole tines """It and along certain county roads in McHenry c<>unty which were, upon motion of Supr. Hemmer and dulv seconded by Supr S»ockwell, referre>l to the Road and Bridge Committee and the State's Attorney for Investigation and re-pprt. Supr. Harrison addressed th« Board pi.- luti <