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Lumley, State's Attorney, fiSiX"^McHenry County, Woodstock, Illinois. ^Mr. Henry L. Cowlin, Attorney. Crystal JLake, Illinois.- ' i">ear sir: l^n closed please find certified copy of ..order entered by the Commission On ^fe^JMarch 24, 1936 In the above entitled r^!*X|natter. - fc'S ' * Kindly acknowledge receipt. Yqurs trul,. 'V-j?i£;:.'S ILLINOIS COMMERCE COMMISSION william: h. hart, secy C'lyjtY' tHate of III., Ili. Commeice Commission < V"^ ("»• of McHenry, 111., vs. C & N. W. p/if, Y;' Hallway Co., and Dept. of Public Works ®:Bldgs., Division of Highways - 23743 '4^ In ihe matter of petition for permis- :"":7iPion to cross tracks of Chicago and tf;'i3North Western Railway Company at fcrade and to widen an existing crossing l-,*""' 1 ;fiear Crystal Lake, McHenfy. pointy* iU. " ' ' Or4*g , ^ 1*'\ t , ** fey the Commission:' , .;.r * ^ 'Y * + "'On 3u4y «V"i»85:- *:• / *- frbove entitled matter was Weci by Mc- '."Henry County, Illinois. A hearing in &„* the matter was held on September 11, &'* '!s'-« •^93^. and it appearing that negotiations '"A• 'were In progress the. matter was coni'vf"?-"' ttnued at the request of the parties ' 'k,frorn time to time. A further hearing L'#r^.(^;'.:*as held at the offices of the Commia- »• - ision in "Chicago on March 11, 1934, pur- Buant to due notice as required by law . |.r* find by the rules and regulations of the 3 Commission. At the said hearing the •:;:jpetitioner, th^ Chicago and North Westfern Railway Company and the Depart- ;.**• itnent of Public Works and Buildings. • »«•"' Pivision of Highways/were each rfcpret^' Vsented. " i " T h e Commission having considered -j.s • the aforesaid petition and all of the evidence, both oral and documentary, is of «v#. the opinion and finds: (1) That McHenry County, Illinois, lias undertaken the construction, reconstruction and improvement of a cer- ..•. yr .'tain highway known as 8tate Aid Route • »?"A McHenry County, otherwise being - known as Section 6 Motor F uel Tax Route and that the said highway extends southwardly from Crystal Lake, .Illinois, partly upon new right of way 5and partly along the route or an existing highway to a connection with the existing State highway system; (2) That in constructing a portion of the said proposed highway on new alignment near the community of Crystal Lake the said petitioner proposes to cross at grade two tracks of the Chicago and North Western Railway and that the grade crossing thus proposed to be ^formed will be a new and additional {grade crossing; (3) That in reconstructing the aforesaid proposed highway along existing alignment it is proposed by the petitioner to widen a certain existing highway grade crossing both the crossing referred to in this finding and in the next {preceding finding being shown more Specifically upon ai certain map attached to and made part of the petition in this case and to which reference is hereby made; (4) That the Chicago and North Western Railway Company is a public •utility engaged in the operation of a line of railroad through Crystal Lake, McHenry County, and that the gtade ^crossings hereinbefore referred to ai-e PJY-. proposed to be made over the tracks and a right of way of the said Chicago and isi '. .v. " North Western Railway; P- (5) That the Chicago and North |g;y A, • " Western Railway Company and the gK;/i «... County of McHenry have entered into an agreement with reference to the making of the proposed crossings, the manfv . I 1 1?" f.. ' ' - |i ;. .. w . - ; I'/ . ^4'*. '•rsW^>::r ¥ bOM : : ,flsv ^ I bitu (.<1 - IbItc -J.. • ' •mrt !ner of divlsion of expense, and the pro- -h»k "lection of the said crossings, a copy • '"^of which agreement has been admitted ;*'in evidence in this case and 14 containthe files herein; jffff'ff,... (6> That; at the proposed new grade -crossing (deemed the more northerly of ; t- the two crossings here under consid- ' eration) the crossing angle is approxi- „ mately 13 degrees 56 minutes and there " *v are certain obstructions to view of ap- •' proaching trains and that by reason of ^ {Iterrn?the said sharp angle of crossing and g. " *" obstruction the said crossing would be : *wwo<T'<extra hazardous if not properly protect- - , "*,«v"ed by automatic signals; that automatic p.', " 1 flashing light signals would be a sult- It u* able form of protection for the said J * crossing; that the aforesaid agreement giijj, ~ " .between the parties contemplates the EfiY ••' fiW installation of said flashing light sigg|' nals and that the installation and opere'.- * >•* " ation of such flashing light signals Sr?' '» <- ahould be made a condition to the Comlr-. . mission's permission to establish the •aid proposed new grade crossing; (7) That the proposed highway with ,H "aid grade crossing will constitute a 1' t ' **» v material improvement in the highway I** • •' connections to and from the community !j?- • ',*• '* of Crystal Lake, especially with respect N&!„ J&ifTi to traffic between said community and \ points east and south thereof, and that if- ^V* the public convenience reasonably ref. ' ',iQUires for the purposes of said highway ' ft .and improved connections that the said v ^ f* ' icrossings be established, all subject to k," " > conditions as herein set forth; & ' (8) That permission and authority . - <should be granted to the County of Mc- .'v ' Menry tp extend the aforesaid highway i f i ' . * ' a c r o s s t h e t r a c k s a n d r i g h t o f w a y o f £* the Chicago and North Western Kail- 1!* way Company as proposed in its petif i l k t i o n , p r o v i d e d h o w e v e r t h a t a u t o m a t i c |jfe A.'- Ay'flashing light signals be installed at f" . ' the new crossing thus proposed to be ife-• ' ; ';u se( i • and permission should further be :W .'%•% -granted for the improvement and wideniv.. >•' ' * * ing of an existing grade crossing on said highway as in the said petition set .. forth; and (9) That the prayer of the petition reasonable and should be granted, i. >>, * IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that ; / J: permission and authority be, and it is <$-•> hereby, granted to the C»U«Jty i>T Mc- 1T * . Henry to extend a certain highway p : :known as State Aid Route 8-A McHenry Vi*., County, otherwise known as Section 6 sSSjr..' Motor Fuel Tax Route, at gradQ across [fm, ' the tracks and right of way of the . Chicago and North Western Railway Company in the manner and at the -'place set forth upon a certain blueprint •;&,}? map marked Exhibit A attached to and comprising part of the petition in this c.ise, to which map reference is herebv made, all provided that the right to ; cross the property or the said Chicago and North Western Railway Company Y Y; first l>e secured as required by law and that the said grade crossing when open- V.! «d for public travel and thereafter until ' .Y' otherwise ordered by this Commission be protected by automatic flashing light signals of present standard type with >. • lamp units having lenses or roundels 8 »*' 3-8 inches in diameter and giving the same size and intensity of indication in both direction along the highway, with standard black backgrounds 20 inches in diameter and with standard reflector type signs mounted on each mast setting forth the Inscription "Stop On Red Signal" and also stating the number of tracks crossed. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that permlslon and authority be and It is hereby granted to the said petitioner to widen and improve an existing crossing1 over a track of the respondent railway. company as set forth in its petition , . .. and more specifically shown on the aforesaid blueprint plan marked Exhibit 'ii'Y attached to and comprising part of wrfe" the said petition. - / IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that ,tw; Chicago and North Western Railway ijjg-"'• Company1, shall make report to the Com- Iff i, mission, in writing, of the date on which the said, crossing is opened for public travel and the flashing light sigtw nals put in operation, said report to be mailed to the Secretary of the Commission within fifteen (15) days after the date of opening of th^ said crossing and estaMishment of flashing light signal protection. ,, By .order of the Commission at Chicago, Illinois, this 24th day of March. • (Signed) WILLIAM W. HART, (Seal) Secretary that I am Secretary of the Illinois Commerce Commission of the State of Illinois and keeper o'f the records of said Commission. I further certify that the above ano foregoing Is a true, correct and complete copy of order made and entered of record by said commission on the 24th day of March, A. I>. 1936. Given under my hand and the seal of said Illinois Commerce Commission at Springfield, Illinois, this SOth day of March, A. D. ,1936. V WILLIAM W. HART, (Seal) Secretary. Th6 monthly reports of the County Clerk and Circuit Clerk were presented and ordered placed on file. Several communications from the State of Illinois. Department of Public Works and Ruildings were presented and ordered placed on file. Notice of the application by Rooaevelt Cartage Company and Keeshin Motor •Oxpress Coinjwujy for a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate motor vehicle** upon and along highways in McHenry County were presented and Ordered placed on file. It was moved by Supr. Stockwell and duly seconded by Supr. Freund that the' matter of sewer and water being Installed under Route 47 on the. Fair Grounds property be referred to the I,ota Committed. Motion declared carried. The Chairman presented the following list of committees as. appointed b-y him to constitute the standing committees of this Board for the ensuing year, which was on motion of Supr. Heramer and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart, approved and ordered placed on file, towit: „ ' Board of Saperrlson ' - Standlkjr Committees, 1»36-1»37 J. G. Stevens, Chairman R. D. Woods, Clerk Personal Property--E. F. Kuecker, E. C. Hughes, H. M. Turner, S. H. Freund. N": B. Clawson. Roads and Bridges--S. H. Freund, J. E. Harrison, Joseph Hemmer, Frank May, D M. Wright. Education--A. B. McConnell,' Chas. M. Palmer, D. M. Wright, Roy J. Stewart, Chas. H. Ackman. , Fees and Salaries--^L. 4- Stockwell, Joseph Hemmer. E. F. Kuecker, F. E. Beck, Chas. M. Palmer; John Filip, Paul Rosenthal. Lands and Lots--H. M. Turner, John Filip, A. H. Hale, E. F. Kuecker, D. M. Wright. Claims. Labor, Fees and Supplies--N. B. Clawson, Chas. H. Ackman, A. B. McConnell, E. C. Hughes, A. H. Hale. The records of the last preceding meeting were read and on motion approved. The County Treasurer's report for the month of April was presented and read and on motion of. Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr., Hale was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wlt Owatjr Treasurer's Xeport Vor the Month of April, 1936 . .. Beeelpts Bal. on hand April 1st, 1936 .. .$72,6ji.lO County Officers' Fees I2.05S.11 Pers. Prop. Back Taxes 158.04 Penalties , v 6.9# Motor Fuel Tak ... .. ... S«l.§7 County Highway S83.10 Blind Relief 1,186.36 III. Bell Tel. Co., Commission .18 License Fees (75.00 Anticipation Warrants 10,000.00 Fines on Highways 17.00 Inheritance Taxes 701.18 Institute Fund 14.OA Total receipts for April , Grithd Total Receipts ...15;527.37 .188.148.47 County Orders ..... ...115.907.81 Highway Orders 3,881.86 Mother's Pensions 1,170.00 Bounty Orders ; ... 452.20 Motor Fuel Tax S,»i'7.S6 Insanity Jurors 18.00 Eradication T. B. 1q Cattle .... 811.05 Court Reporter • 44.06 Inheritance Taxes 5,210.26 Probation Officer 90.00 Institute Fund '• 80.00 Salaries 188.65 Stamps 681.88 Coroner anad Jurors 24.00 Non-High School Fund 85-0O Paupers :i.. 5,399.08 Total Disbursements 37,930.7# Bal. on hand Af>r. 80, all funds $50,217.79 Grand Total |88.148.f7 The above and foregoing report is true and ^correct according to my best kfiowlwlge and belief. LESTER EDINGER, Co Treas. Subscribed to sworn to before me this 11th day of May, 1936. (Seal) R. 0. WOODS, Co. Clerk The Committee on Licenses presented the following report which on motion of Supr. Freund and duty seconded by Supr. May was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: May 18, 1936. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Tour License-Committee to whom was _. • . . . referred applications for Liquor Ll- ^nance--Joseph Hemmer, F. E.jBeck, 'censes for the year 1936; would beg Paul Rosenthal, E. F. Kuecker, Frank to report &41 follows: That Alco- May. Public Buildings--Roy J. Stewart, A. B. McConnell, Chas. H. Ackman, S. H. Freund, L. A. Stockwell. Railroads--D. M. Wright, J. E. Harrison, N. B. Clawson, F. IB. Beck, John Filip. Claims County Poor--A. H. Hale, H. M. Turner, Paul Rosenthal, E. C. Hughes, John Filip. To Settle with Treasurer--Paul Rosenthal, N. B. Clawson, Chas. M. Palmer, Frank Beck, E. C. Hughes. McHenry County Home--J. B. Harrison, Joseph Hemmer, L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, A. B. McConnell. Rules--A. H. .Hale, H. M. Turner, Frank May. Purchasing--Frank Beck, A. H. Hale, Chas. H. Ackman. Elections--Frank May, E. C. Hughes, H. M. Turner, Roy J. Stewart, A. B. McConnell. Relief of Blind--Chas. M. Palmer, Tohn Harrison, Joseph Hemmer, Roy J. Stewart, N, B. Clawson. Licenses--John Filip, Paul Rosenthal, U A. Stockwell. Eradication of Tuberculosis In Cattle --L. A. Stockwell, Chas. Ackman, John '"Hip. Right of "Way--Chas. Ackman, F. E. Reck, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. Palmer, Roy J. 8tewart. Resolutions--Joseph Hemmer, D. VWright, J. EL Harrison. Frank May, S. H. Freund. The following named persons were selected to serve as Grand Jurors at the May Term of the Circuit Court and on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker and declared carried, the list was approved and ordered certified to the Clerk of the Circuit Court, to-wit: Riley--William Ackman. Marengo--William G. Guse and Byron Miller. Dunham--Fred Wyse. Chemung--E. P. Felbeok and- If. JEmmerson. Alden--William J. Nolan, Hartland--John McGen; • Seneca--Paul Bockman.. ;r~t:-- Coral--Frank Schillge*. Grafton--John Conley. . Dorr--Charles Schneider |Bd Ed. Readel. ^ . T Greenwqod--George M. Boal. Hebron--Ej H. Lines. Richmond--William H. Hendrlckson, Burton--Leon VanAvery. McHenry--George Botyr and Darwin Granger. Nunda--August Gaebe and William Bruedigam. Algonquin--Sidney Kelson and N. B. Kerns. Asst. Supr. Rosenthal addressed the Board and stated that at the morning session of this meeting a discussion was had with regard to the purchase of right of way on Route 139 Extension 67 but no action was taken, and that he would 75.00 76.00 75.00 75.00 hollc Liquor Liceiises have been issued to the following: 61, Edith A. Mack, Rlngwood ... $76.00 62, A. F. Shober, McHenry RFD 75.00 68, rancis W. Cooney, Hartland .. 64, Jerome Boyko, McHenry RFD 66, Fred L. Walker, Hebron 67, Wm. J. Miller, Algonquin 68, James A. Weinard, Spring Grove 'R. F. D „ 75.00 68, A. A. Renard, McHenry RFD 75.00 70, Tony Brandt, Cary RFD ". 75.00 71, 111. TUrntjr Camp, Algonquin .... 75.00 72, Cary Country Club. Cary k 75.00 That Bottled Beer Licenses' been issued to the following: 60, Woodstock Country Club, Woodstock 26.00 65, Keturah A. Barnard, Ringwood R. F. D 85.00 That a transfer license has been Issued to the following: 84, Charles Holmberg from Carl Rogers, Richmond 20.00 That the total amount turned over to the County Treasurer on fees collected for County Licenses for the year previous to this report is 84,275.00 That the total amount to be turned over to the County Treasurer by the County Clerk upon the approval of this report is $895.00 All of which is respectfully submitted. "OHN J. filip, Chatrraant AUL ROSENTHAL A. STOCKWELL , : wn 19 r The. Committee on Finance presented the following resolution, to-wit: Woodstock, 111., May 12. 1936 WHEREAS, there is not at this time sufficient money in the Treasury of McHenry County to meet and defray the ordinary expenses of the County, and it is necesaray at this time to provide a fund to meet a)] such expensed by issuing and disposing of anticipation warrants to be drawn against the County tax levied in the year of 1935 in the way and manner provided hy the Statute of this State for the issuing and disposing of warrants. BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry that the County Treasurer of this County be and he is hereby authorized and directed to issue and sell as needed, anticipation warrants to an amount not to exceed the sum of $20,000.00 against the County Tax levied in the year 1936, but in no event shall the anticipation warrants Issued exceed 76% of the amounts of the appropriation tax levied for the year 1935; that said warrants shall be issued as needed in the sum of $5000 each and each bond to be so drawn so that the same shall draw ipc terest at the lowest available rate not to exceed 6% per annum from the time of issuance until paid or until notice is given that said warrant is recalled for payment, which anticipation warrants move at this time that the new Right 2.'® J 2" 5, purpose of creating a it Way Committee be instructed to a.?- which payment of the ovdlcertain the cost of the right of way " y, necessary expenses of afid - co'inty may be paid. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that s ich anticipation warrants shall when drawn upon their face that they are payable solely out of the tax, when collected, and not otherwise. In mention and report at the next mee ing. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Stewart and declared unanimously carried. Supr. Hemmer addressed the Board -tnd stated that due to the I. E. R. C. being terminated the first of next month, the WPA Recreation Project in McHenry County was golRg-*e be without % sponsor and that Mr. Kelles, who was present at the meeting, who had this work in charge, would; like to have the ^ounty of McHenry sponsor said program. 8upr. Hemmer further stated that this program employed approxi- All of which is respectfully submitted. JOSEPH HEMMER F. E. BECK . TRANK MAT .YfAUL ROSENTHAL <'.™E. F. KUECKER. It was thereupon regularly moved by v.. SuPr. freund and duly seconded by Supr. mately 20 WrA workers in McHenry ,, " P that the resolution authorising the i County and that the County in sponsoring thlrf said program would not be assuming any financial obligation. After some discussion it was regularly moved by Supr. Hemmer and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, act as sponsors of the WPA Recreational Project in McHenry County. Motion declared unanimously carried. George W. Hess, County Veterinarian, appeared before the Board and expressed his gratitude for his appointment as County Veterinarian and the splendid< cooperation given him In his work by the Board of Supervisors and the people of McHenry County, and expressed his regrets upon severing his connections in his work locally but felt that the field into which he was going, was an advancement. He also urged the Board to continue eradication work In McHenry County. There being no further business to come before this meeting, it was regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Hale to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. .£ J. G. STEVENS. Chairman. Atte*t: tt. D. WOODS. Clerk. Special May Meeting, 1936 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, met In Special Session pursuant to a call' signissuance of Tax Anticipation Warrants be adopted by this Board and on roll call Suprs. Stookivoli, Wright, Palmer, Beck Clawson, Kuecker, Ackman, Hemmer. Stewart, Harrison, Turner, May, Freund, Hale, Filip, and Asst. Suprs. McConnell r"d Rosenthal voted age, nay none. Motion declared carried. The Committee on McHenry County Home presented the following report which on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart and the roll being called was declared unanimojueiy adopted, to-wlt: WeBemry Ooaatr I«W • May «, 1.9S6. Mr. Chairman and members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County; your County Home Committee respectfully submits the following reoort for the month of April 1996, audited and paid May 6, 1936. Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers and cookies $23.01 Ludwig Wilson Company, soap .... 79.06 Goodrow Garage, gas and oil 11.59 Frank S. Betx Co., hospital sup 26.15 John Sevton & Co., groceries 106.48 F. W. Wooiworth Co., shades, kitchen utensils and misc. ........ 10.67 Public Service Co., electricity 76.84 Seward Sea Food Se^ice, fish--..;. 9.00 " 4.15 19 7fl 88.40 A. Knell, potatoes Royal Blue, groceries Thome & Son, clothing , Pfeiflfer Pharmacy, med. and hospital supplies III. Bell TeJ. Co.. telephone --... Koblentz Dept. Store, shoes (tt|d towelii James ITatlisy. potatoes 30.02 14.25 5 13 .. 56 62 distillate .f. W. P. Allen and wife, salary . Elva Borgeson, hel[i Olaf Borgeson, farm hand ....... Guy Putty, cook Arthur Wendt. help ......... Susan A merman, nurse Margaret Gllmore, nurse Virginia Doughart, nurse .....^..--v. The Shurtleft Co., coal, nails, ' cement, lumber and feedy... The Shurtleft Co., coaj, . 62.60 .150.00 . 30.00 . 40.00 . 75.00 . 45.00 55.00 55.00 . 55.00 124.63 174.62 •I- ( ' liSiL . J. IS. HARRISON, chalfmafi L. A. STOCKWELL JOSEPH HEMMER A. B. MCCONNELL r D. M. WRIGHT A. Honorable Board of Supervisor#} Gentlemen: ' * " Tour County Home Cbmrn1ft^ff""mft at the County Farm'- Wednesday May 6th. Said committee made a tour of inspection of the Farm and Hospital. The' bills for April were audited and orders drawn for same. These included the following: Permanent improvement ..< $232.48 Running expense 788.58 Clothes and shoes 40.40 Tobacco . 68.64 -Medicine 40.77 Hospital i 227.74 Dieting! 871.0* F u e l ^ ~ 2 7 6 . 9 2 T o t a l . : . . . : . .%1,896:57 Motion by Wright, seconded by Stockwell that A. B. McConnell be secretary of the County Farm . Committee for the ensuing year. Carried . - Respectfully submitted. I* , 1-i , J. E. HARRISON • ~ ** \- L. A. STOCKWELfc. , • • ; D. M..WRIGHT JOSEPH HEM MBit , c ] A. B. McCONNElX The following resolution on Right of Way costs, Engineering Services, was presented and read, to-wit: Besolutlon WHEREAS, there is now available for the use of McHenry County, Illinois, out of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929, the sum of $6.12 and, WHERE/J3, It is permissible under said MotorffFuel Tax Law, approved March 25, 1929, to purchase Right of Way for the Improvement of State Aid Roads, and, WHEREAS, the Right of Way Committee of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, lllnois, have secured the engineering service of Wayne Mentser to the following Highway Dedications for the improvement of State Aid Route 'Number 17-A, McHenry County, Illinois: State Aid Bout* 17-A, between 81. B. X. Bt. 173 and 8. B. X. Bt. 19 Wayne Mentsgr. engi. service $6.00 Letter Mlng^/ Co. TreMi,* -' treas. fees 12 ; $6.12 THEREFORE, b&^t resolved by said Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, that the above amount of $6.12 of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 be used for the purchase of said right ot way above mentioned, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Raymond D. Woods, oCuntjfc Clerk, 1b hereby directed to certify a copy of this, resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings, Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois, for its approval for voucher. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that' the resolution be adopted by this Board and the roU- being called, said motion was declared unanimously adopted. The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report which on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Hemmer and the Toll 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 foitowiiig report on the matters before them: That we met at Woodstock, Illinois, on the 25th day of April. 1936, nnd examined petitions regarding pole lines along State Aid Roads and turned them over to the State's Attorney for further negotiations. We also considered and looked over the site of a proposed 2 mile addition to the State Aid System of Roads in Seneca Townshtp and we favor said addition if satisfactory arrangements can be made for additional right of way at two right ai^gie turns near the Evergreen School. We also inspected roads In the west part of the County. Your Committee also11 met and Inspected roads on the County Patrol System on April SOth and May 5th. The past winter proved to be very destructive to roads in general and a large amount of gravel ought to be used to repair, this damage. We noted that the County's 3 sections of asphalt came through in good condition not a single break. Some bridge and culvert repairs also need to be made. We agpin met on the 9th day of May, 1936 at Woodstock, Illinois, and audited and paid bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol System of roads, of a general nature including insurance $1442.36, supplies and repairs and overhauling County owned machinery totaling the sum of $2281.87. 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 ordered paid as followe: Section 1 $ 40.00 Section 8 ............... Section 4 Sections 6, 6 ...-- Sections ..1.7, 10; ........ Section | 4... fection 9 ectlon 11 Section 18 ...... Section 13 Section 14 Section 16 Section 16,- 18 ...... Section 17 U. 169.17 72.00 136.53 171.09 88.50 230.54 59.00 846 27 47.00 176.84 218.05 50.31 186.58 ed by more than one-third of Its mem- (E. Menge. seed barley 10.14 h^r" at the Court House In the City ; Bakkom Pros., harness and collars 52.53 of Woodfltnok nn TiiphHov tha 1 9th dov Di.ai,><, J J •' ' „ re mo State of ZU., HI. Oommereii Certificate • Re: 28748 j » S, William: W. Hart, do hereof certify Quorum. Woodstock on Tuesday, the 12th day of May, A. I). 1936, at ten o'clockk, A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman. J. G. Stevens, and the roll being called, the following members responded to their names, to-wlt: L. A. Stockwell, D. M. Wright, C. M. Palmer, F. E. Beck, NY B. Clawson, E. F. Kmecker, Chas. H. Ackman, Joseph Hemmer. R. J. Stewart. J. E. Harrison, H. M. Turner. J. G. Stevens, Frank May, S H. Freund. A. H. Hale, John J. Flllp, Woodstock Wholesale~Co.." JoSaeco «8.«2 Brey's Bakery, bread 55.68 Bowman Bros. Shoe Store, shoes 1.74 George Nystrom, carpenter 90.00 E. T. Brand, medicine 13.75 Bohn Hardware Co., glass, ladders, kitchen utensils, grass seed .... 21.19 L. R. Messenger, seed oats 53.65 Corn Belt Hatcheries, chicken feed 50 90 Walter Wngner, grinding' 5 20 J. W. Grlswold, hospital laundry 7.25 Belcljer Bros., shoes and rubbers 12.19 and Asst. Supervisors A. B. McConnell W. P. Allen, incidentals, help, and Pa.u.1 Roswiaug, ^cansLtuUij# S-frelght and minerals Superior OH Co., kerosene and «46 Total $4,262.65 Your committee also audited an-i ordered oaid out of the motor fuel tax funds bills itemized as follows: «tate Aid Pt. 1S-13A Sec. 4, Maint. $8.93 State Aid Rt. 2, Sec. 7. Maint 25.51 tate Aid Rt. 2 Sec. 7-1-T engineering labor . 18.1$: The proposed one mile of concrete 'nad extending Main St. in Crystal Lake, Illinois south to State Bond Issue Route 19, known as M. F. T. Sec. 6 Is advertised for bids for May 14, 1936. The matter of hauling gravel on the County Roads was discussed and it wh» iecided to recommend that the patrolmen using trucks be allowed 50 cents per cu. ytf for satisfactory gravel dropped and spread in the first mile from pit, and 10 cents per cu. yd. additional for each additional mile of one way haul. This is a cut from the old price to teams and trucks of 55c for 1st. mile wHt^-ad^itional oer mile. Several of the County's experienced machinery operators have been given a of absence and we think the rest of the grader and crusher gang should ">» allowed to work ft'U time until further notice. vo"r committee nstimates that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of Ronds an appropriation from the County highway tax funds the sum of $3500 until the June meeting of this Board. All of which i« ros^etfully submitted. S. H. FREUND FRANK MAY JOSEPH HEMMRR • D.M.WRIGHT .T1*' T E. HARRTSOST , &~~l*solutlon presented by the Public Service Company *>f Northern nirnols •isking permission tq extend their lines upon and along State Ad Route 22 was presented and on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded hy Asst. Supr. McConnell was referred to the Pond and Bridge Committee and the State's Atty. for investigation and report. and the Road and Bridge Committee, and after some discussion It was decided that action on said resolutions'be deferred until the afternoon session for the O. K. of the State's Atty. Jack Smith, a Service Station owner of Crystal Lake on U. S. 14, addressed the Board and stated that thjp road from U. §. 14 to the stub of 67 connecting Marengo was- very much in need of markings; that it was nearly impossible to direct traffic over said road and that there was a great deal of traffic due n!> it being a connecting link to the Grant Highway. After some dlscusslop it was regularly moved by Supr. Hals and duly seconded bjuSupr- Filip that said matter be referred to the Road and Bridge Committee giving said committee full power to act. And the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. The clerk presented Hats of claims against the County and on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer and declared carried, the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. M. for the approval of said clalma. itso moos v. x. Board met pursuant to adjournment and upon roll call ,same members were present including Supr. Hughes, cpnstiluting a full Board. Mr. Allman of the State Department on noxious weeds was called upon and outlined in detail the work that Is being done by the State Department in ridding the rural communities of noxious weeds, "specially Canada Thistles. A general discussion was then had by the members of the Board and Mr. Allmstn, pertairflng to said matter. After whtch it was regularly moved by Supr. Hale and duly seconded by Supr. Turner fnat the special committee on noxious weeds be made a permanent committee, and they be instructed to get in touch with the thistle commissioners of the various townships and try to work with them In the eradication of Canada thistles. Motion declared carried. 8.91 1.84 1.14 ... • 1.78 ... 18.68 u.oo ... 78.00 .. 64 36 35 The committee on Claims, Labor, Fee* and Supplies made the following report which on motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Feea. and Supplies, claims would beg leave to report 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 on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the Several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt: P. F. Pettibone & Co., Cir. Clk. fl47.1» Frank Thornber Co., dir. elk 68.0$ Frank Thornber CO., co. clk. elec. pup 46.80 Frank Thornber Co., cp. treas,, printing 11.07 Zion Office Supply, co. treas.,.... . off. "supplies <|.08 Woodstock D. Sentinel, co. treas., printing -- 84.80 Woodstock D. Sestinel, supr. prtg. "1.60 Herald Pubg. Co., co. clk, prtg. and sup 81.89 Callaghan & Co., Judcy. llbry 8 09 Amer. LaW Book Co., Judcy. llbry. 8.00 Woodstock Journel, cir. clk. fund 6.60 W. S. Battern, iudcy. justice fees 100.00 Pfeiffer's Pharmacy, co. treas. •&ff. sup: ...: Pfeiffer's Pharmacy, shf. off. Sup. Pfeiffer's Pharmacy, cir. clk. fund State Bank of Woodstock, co. treaa. off. sup Ethel C. Coe, Co. Sup., sup. sch. off. sup ....... Multigraph Sales Agency, sup. ( sch. off. exp Pyramid Paper Corp., sup. sch. off. exp Illinois Bell Tel. Co., C. H. and Jail tel. County - 111. Bell Tel. Co., C. ». and Jail tel., shf - Thome & Son,„ shf. Jail sup. ft ola. 8.86 Woodstock Pharmacy Inc., shf. Jail sup. and clo f-l® Universal Laboratories, C. H. sup. 188.90 "r«u Gllly, C. II. sup. ...; --... 8.8n Wm. Lehman ft Sons, C. H. sup. -- 8.T5 The C. B. Dolge Co., C. H. sup 86.70 Karl G. Frits, C. H. sup 8.69 Ludwig Wilson Co., C. H. sup 39.38 P. E. Conway, shf. feed, prts 15.4R Hoesley's Bakery, shf. feed. prls. 81.68 R. A. l'ratt, shf. feed. pris. 46.67 Kirkman Ice Co., shf. feed, pris 9.50 Eckert & Bending, shf. feed. pris. 48.57 West. Un. Gas & Elec. Co., .. shf. feeding prisoners --:.. j-97 Marinda Bates, shf. feed., pris,. • |.00 Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, . fees, serv -s..i\"l.98 Clara Reese, shf. per alem> fees, \ serv *4.00 Wayne Halbleih, shf. deputy -- 4-00 Homer Mann. shf. dpty 800 Loren Edinger, shf. dpty 18.00 Armour J. Birk, shf. dpty 4.00 Richard Farrell, shf. pty. 8.00 Howard Freeman, shf. dpty. ........ 8.00 Howard Freeman, shf. bailiff 16.00 Henry G. Fisher, shf. bailiff 16.00 Natl. Reemploy. Serv., C. H. sup. 40.00 C. L. Tryon, Co. High. main. ...' 177.61 Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees and serv. 100.00 Ora S. Nulle, shf. feed. prls. 100.00 Philip E. Bierdeman, shf. deputy 186.00 Vestie Muldoon, C. H. Jail sal 126.00 < Hall & Eckert. C. H. and jail coal 216.28 Hans Hansen, C. H. an jail coal (hauling) ™.-*7..3? Daisy V. Moore, sup. schs. asst. and clerk hire 118.75 A. A. Crlssey, pro. officer T6.00 City of Woodstock, C. K. Jail ' light and water 88.28 S. A. Rt. 17-A 8787.91 S. A. 18-13A - 85.22 S. A. Rt. 2 7-1 T 58.12 S. A. Rt. 2. 7 10.15 Supr. Mil. SUiI. Fund 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 Hempner •r~frr-v--- ... 82.85 44.80 61.48 81.80 *f 86 s o# 86.40 68.25 .< 80.80 Roy J. Stewart, and fl.lfli 87.50 J. E. Harrison 82-90 6.40 88.20 16.00 15.50 87.50 13.20 4.90 All of which is resneetfully submitted. N. B. CLAWSON E. C. HUGHES A. B. McCONNELL A. H. HALE CHAS. H. ACKMAN ; J. G. Stevens Frank May S. H. Freund A. H. Hale John J. Filip A. B McConnell Paul Rosenthal The Clerk presented ^several resolutions received from the Public Service Company showing corrections suggested by the State's Atty. of McHenry County The Committee on Claims, ^Ottanty Poor made the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report 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 on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, towit: Chicago Ind. Home for Child., dependt. chhldren 881.30 OttoWa Sanatorium, T. B. ft Paup. 66.46 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. ft Pau. 65.05 E. Thomas Brand J0.00 Ottawa Sanatorium, B. ft Paup. 66.46 Rilev---- F Levin 6.88 Willis KYedrlok 16.82 Chas. Hlgbee I.O')l<! Jurs Aider-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand Lush Vermilya E. P. C-ist ;.-.l L. G. Nigh :. -I'-;., . , Hebron Cash Grocery ......IL. W- E Van Der Veen Seneca-- - » -, The Shurtleff Co. iH. J. Miller ,; , Dr. E. Thos. Brand Coral-- ' " - Dr. E. Thos. Brand Chas. Ackman ...... (Lydla L. Hall H. B. Benjamin The Shurtleff Co. ^ O. H. Schuette 88.89 16.99 -.. 46.00 41.51 6.06 W. C. Nulle Wert* ft Shaw _ Grafton-- John G. Hanson W. L. Farley Van Ness Groe. Wm. Kasch Enos Conley William Works E. H. Cook Clan ton ft Schooff 9.14 C. F. Meyer -• 8.80 Hazel Nyhan 6.00 Dorr-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand ... . on Dr. Mary E. King -• •- - ' " • 8.60 A. ft P., Benton St. - - • . - , 36.24 A. ft P . Oass St. ZZJZZZ1 4.84 A. A K C. Lake, ZZZL12.00 11.04 40.61 . 16.2 20.00 Stafford ft Son W. H. Torgekm Peoples Supply Stone ft Sweetland : John C. Koblent* Dacy Lbr. Co. R. O. Andrew Co Mrs. Etta Carlson Hall ft Ekert 1...... Eckert ft Bending E. C. Bodenschats Ray H. Abbott .I....:.....;. Hebron-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand C. W Bailey M. D. H. M. Turner .. R. E. Okeson -«. Hebron Lbr. Co, Perry Bros. Kueck Bros. M. W. Merry .... E. P. Schaefor ft Son * H. M. Turner, telephone calls u Carl F. SchUlts Richmond-- . ' W. L. Speaker L. J. Burton .. Barker Lbr. Co. Chas. Wolff Dr. J." F- Harris -- Burton-- Dr. Thos. Brand ...... Frank May -- John Lay :.... B. N. Weber Eat Tibbitts Cameron Lbr. Co. McHenry-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand Matt L. Welter * L. E. Hawley 66.00 14.81 18.64 13.07 18,52 ----U™. 65.10 3.60 14.94 ....... 37 «2 --,J.._ 25.00 -•.---v..---.-.. 80 48 49.19 ...... 44.23 18.92 8.00 10.00 11.16 1.90 21.60 2.54 . 14.11 1.85 ..s 81.89 8.(6 9.75 25.17 21.19 ...... 35.35 j...„ 85.06 JUi 16.00 26.00 . 6 4 6.12 23.16 26.28 .„ 20.00 . 56.09 10.00 18.00 27.76 28.00 ...... 16.60 19.00 --. io.oo 17.03 Thomas P. Bolger 8.31 Anna Freund ... Barblan Bros. Smith Bros. Joe M. Regner Arth Smith - Alexander Lbr. Co.' Peter J. Schaefer McHenry Lbr. Pn. Dunham--• Chas. IE. Stake Hartland-- Lush ft Vermilya Nunda-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand ; 48.00 A. ft P., (C. Lake) 7.66 A. ft P. (McHenry) 6.50 McHenry Co. Farm. Co. Op. ._. 28.70 National Tea Co 6.00 West un. Gas ft El. Co. 8.74 Chas. A. Mason 18.50 Mrs H. B. Wilcox 10.00 Peter J. Schaefer .... 10.02 Alma Nelson s;..,80.00 Phil Huffman 8.00 Alexander Lbr. Co. .......... ...... 30.89 Edw. C. Buhrow 65.50 O. W. Hart 16.00 Rosenthal Lbr. ft Fuel 24.2G H. F. Meier 16.27 F. J. Nichols : 4.56 Paul Buchanan 8.(M> John G. Henson M. D 3.40 Chas. Johnson ..... •,<io F. W. Kruger ......... 10.00 CI If Wingate Admr ... 15.00 C. W. Colby 16.00 Dr. Geo. H. Pflueger _....: J 20.00 Peter Nelson 16.00 Chas. W. Cohn 18.50 H. W. Gieseke 19.20 Gertrude Brunkhorst .......... 18.00 J. R. Osmun 10.00 3. D. Crabtree -- 18.00 Chemung--- Dr. E. Thos. Brand . Dr. Mary E. King ... W. Zell C. Campanelll J. C. Bates Frederick Delthloff ... West. Un. Gas £ lEl. o. --. 6 87 Mrs. Tom Jacobs ........87.30 ^ 64.00 16.66 10.00 ...- 10.00 Iij.Ov Bernice Sherman- Schuett ft Cerny o. L. Putnam.... Dr. Clarence G. Renk W. D. Hall Lbr. Co. Henry Kolts ft Sons Klavln & Merwin Thrift Shop Lush Vermilya ft Co. Hoge ft Son /. The Fnlr F. M. Ties Rufus Young National Tea Ob. Marengo-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand' ............ Hyde Cash Coal Co. A. M. Wallace --.... Warren Julian Ernest Kamhols ........... Ida DeLong t.orden'8 Cash Grocery Mrs. Tom Chestnut Johnl Rands Shurtleff Co. -... - Shurtleff Farm Store Marengo Steam Laundry J. H. Patterson Oa ..... Patrick Bros -- Anna Mlfier Central Groc i Mrs. C. Rowland ... John Benton - .... Royal Blue -- West. Un. Gas ft Bl. do. Harry Easton Triangle Groc Algonquin-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand Geo. H. Pflueger Dr. J. C, sculley Dr. F. J. Theobald Dr. W. C. Reineking 52.00 ....... 30.00 28 00 8.50 40.58 58.3$ ...... 20.00 7.9* 95.89 36.90 23.69 39.45 8.86 10.00 ........ 81.00 11.07 10.00 10.00 10.00 8.00 20.00 28.00 --- 10.00 49.46 ........ 29.34 8.90 ....^ 23.05 55.9-1 10.00 ........ 33.00 io.oo 25.00 69 21 7.69 8.00 ._ 77.52 19.50 ._ 8.00 ™ 24.00 15.00 50.00 16.00 12.00 53.60 15.00 .... 10.00 10 07 50.00 65.36 14.00 65 0" 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 65.00 Harry T. Hansen Joseph Kodydek Rosenthal Lbr. ft Fu«| ^r.. 66,88 W. F. Meir .... 12-&0 Eox River Grove Coal ft Lbf. 6^.00 Dr. W. J. Copeland Wm. Wascher Werneke ft Wahlen Henry Brelie Kerns ft Ulanls -~ I. J. J aster ..: Joseph Vlcek James Kos ... Anton Mat-ek J. W. Gilbert Margaret McGarry . Edward C. Buhrow ......... Frank E. Bohl ; Shield of Quality L. B. Robblns Rec. Edward Vinicky Emil Vodnansky Estate 68.98 C. Franke ft Co., (Cary) 8.58 C. Franke ft Co., (Alg.) 61.32 John D. Dlanis ft 8ona 22.00 o. w. Hart 42.Oo Cary Bakery ft Groc. '. 10.00 Joseph Smida .. 16.00 Duensing Bros 15.08 National Tea G«k, (Alg-> 84.00 National Tea Co. (C. Lake) ...;.. 15 Oo A. & P. (C. Lake) &.00 A', ft p. (2000 Mohawk St.) 10.oo Mrs. M. Burnett .4..^... .„^™,18.00 Greenwood-- Dr. E. Thos. Brand ... J. E. Harrison Eckert & -Bending ... J. E. Harrison ft San Hall ft Eckert Dunham-- Chas. E. Ambler --- ---Ym. ••• 80.45 Lush, Vermilya 6.00 W. D. Hall Lbr .Co. • 6.92 AU which Is respectfully •oboaitted, A. H. HALE . , E. C. HITGHE8 H. M. TURNER JOHN" J. FILIP PAUL ROSENTHAL 28.14 .... 13.62 A'generml discussion wss had by the members of the Board with regard to the Warfel children now being cared for in the Evangelical Lutheran Orphan's Home at Addison, Illinois. A bill for care was presented by said) Home In the amount of $540.00 in the above and foregoing report, but no action taken for the pavment of same. Upon the advice of State's Atty.; Lumley, tt was decided that said matter be laid over for Investigation. Asst. supr. McConnell wondered why there was no action taken with regard to the claims ,of the Woodstock lib*». pital and Dr. Sandeen, and was Informal by Supr. Harrison t|iat the claims represented operation and hospitalization fa# a Krezan child and took place June 86th - of last year, an«L.that he knew nothing ^ about it until tlwdQ$s were presented to him, and if he nan known about it, h* / could have had'the Whole matter taken care of for about $36.00. It was regularly moved by Supi Kuecker and duly seconded by Sup: Harrison that the report of the Comml' tee on County, Poor be adopted by thM. Board, and that the Clerk be directed Mi' issue orders to the Supervisors for sala; claims and that $6000.00 be apprOf»,iate4 from the General Fund to the Paupejfc Fund for the payment of said claims* and the roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. Supr. Harrison brought up the mat* ter of the appropriation made 16. the N4» '• tiona 1 Reemployment Office at Wood*'- • stock, Illinois amounting to not to e%>_.^,'- ceed $40.00 per month to cover indf7 dental expenses and stated, that in hUl opinion the County should not pay .- sameP*^Several other Supervisors voiced . like Opinions, and after some discu#r sion it was regularly moved by SuppJ.^l ?•' Harrison and duly seconded by Supr., Wright that said appropriation be di$t , • continued. Several Supervisors the|i',';,, voiced their opinion favorable to tint Employment Office, and stated that thejf ... had received in the past very good serv* "-•'•••• ice, and after further discussion the mOtion and second was withdrawn and saiA' " matter continued temporarily. -I'; The following resolution on Right at? • Way Dedication costs was presented anwvAread which on motion of Supr. AckmajB r and duly seconded by Supr. Turner anil ' . the roll being called was declared unan^ maual? adapted, to-wlt: Bssolatlon . - WHBRBA8, tfiere is now available* foir the use of McHenry County, Illinois, ©lit of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929, the aupU of $51.01 and, WHEREAS, lt is permissible und«F~\ said Motor Fuel Tax Law, approved March 25, 1929, to purchase Right of Way for the improvement of State Aid •» ' Roads, And, • " WHEREAS, the Right of Way Conimlttee of the Board Of Supervisors VlcHenry County, Illinois, have secure<|: . the services of the Recorder to the fofev lowing Highway Dedications for the iniw; provement of State Aid Route Nos. 17l» "' 47-176, McHenry County, Illinois: *. Bonte 173 - To Will T. Conn, Recorder, recording three dedications To Lester Edinger, Co. Treas., Treas. fee = " $i6.i» • . f t . » t . c B , a B . x . m . « f > To Will T. Conn, Recorder, recording 8 dedications ...,< To Lester Edinger, Co. Treas., Treas. fee -- M $10.*#, •.ft.B8.8S, 8kB.LBt.lTe To Will T. Conn, Recorder, £, recording 6 dedications 86.9ft.-. T,e. Lester< Edinger, County __ Treasurer, Treas. fee .--.--..-- J26.H ;• Grand Total $61.01 THEREFORE, be it resolved by salt Board of Supervisors of McHenry Couil-- ty, Illinois, that the above amount <iif $51.01 of the Motor Fuel.Tax of 193T be used for the purchase of aald right of way above mentioned, and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that., Raymond D. Woods, County Clerk, Ml hereby directed to certify a copy of thtti resolution to the Department of Publl® - Works and Buildings, Division of Higli* ways, Springfield, Illinois, for Its afp"- proval for voucher. The clerk stated to the Board that M r presented resolutions W" the Publw Service Company to the Att#. that were brought up at this morning*# session for his approval, and that he tpproved same. And after some discugTT sion it was regularly moved by Supr. -." Ackman and duly seconded by Supr* Beck that the following resolutions bi dopted bv this Board, and the roll be» . ing called Suprs. Stockwell, Wrighfc, Palmer, Beck, Clawson, Hughes, Kueck* ^ er, Ackman, Hemmer, Stewart, Turneiy May, "Freund, Hale, Filip, and Asslt. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye. Supr. Harrison voted nay. MolioB . declared carried, to-wlt: :;T 4 Be zt Besolved by the Board of Supervisors of the County of KcHemar Section No. 1. That permission be, anj# . the same is hereby granted to the Putti-: lie Service Company of Northern, lilt--, nois, its successors, lessees and assigni, - to erect, operate and maintain: "Upon and along the west side aSf State Aid Route No. 9 (Cary-Algon» quin Road) from a point approxlij X' mately 500 feet north of the east .V and west center line of section 21 to a point approximately six-tenth* , of a mile further .north, in Algonquifk,, Township, McHenry County"; "Upon and along State Aid RouW •; No. 1 from Alden South approximate* ly four miles, in Alden and Hartlanift~~^H Townships"; v "Upon and along State Aid Rout* Kb. 1 from a point approximately • two-tenths of a mile south of Statk - Aid Route No. 3 southeasterly for ||*: distance of approximately two mile% In Hartland Township"; •; "Upon and along the west side q|4-:r State Aid Route No. 13 from a point \ a p p r o x i m a t e l y o n e - q u a r t e r m i l # south of Ridgefield to a point approximately .6 of a mile further' i south, in Dorr and Nunda Town»..,,: sklpa"; 1 poles, wires and equipment necessarjT . ind convenient for the transmission anp distribution of electric current. Section 2. Said poles, wires •equipment shall be so. placed as not interfere public travel on s ... highway, and the Board reserves thw power, thru its engineers to supervisin the erection and maintenance of sali| Doles, wires and equipment, as far all may be necessary to protect the publi& in its free and safe use of said highwa#*; Section 3. The permission here givelk^, ^;,;, _• shall continue for a period not to ei^1 ; ceed twenty years from the date of th# passage of this resolution, provide!', 'hat the continuance and exercise oif . . . this permission shall be subject at att imes as to the public- convenience IB ' the use of said highway as determine# and declared by said County Board, an§ provided further that the said Publip ! Service Company of Northern Illinoi* • will pay all damages to the owners c£ the property ^butting upon said hlghfe; ' • • ; i*ay, which they may sustain by reason >f the placing of said poles, wires an*;s . > equipment, the same to be ascertained - , and paid in the manner provided by la^,: / n similar cases. Section 4. This permission shall no|fc \Vr •' become effective until a written accepts. . ance thereof by said Public ServicfT.' Company of Northern Illinois has bee# , filed with this Board. Section 5. The Board of 8upervisor|U-£:.' reserves the right to order a change In he location of said pole* or any olf them at any time, to a different location ' : in said highway, to conform to possible ' ondUlons tbat may arise, by givin^-^ft.- said Public Service Company of North* .' " * ' rn Illinois, Its successors, lessees and ssigns, reasonable notice of the neces* ' slty for such removal and its request so to do, and in case said company fall§- so to do. said Board of Supervisors re» serves t"he right to remove said at the expanse of said Public Servlc#. Company of Northern Illinois. resection 6. That the said Public Serv ice Company of Northern* Illinois wl save and keep harmless and will defen®-^-**. the said McHenry County from any an# all damages, claims or suits for dam# .' ages which may result in any mahTvelr • t-- hv reason of the erection, operation anil ,V-v- vmaintenance of said transmission and distribution line to be erected in accord^ ^ mce with this franchise nnd that tb*i; ^' »\ Bond dated December 6, 1929, heretofor# r (Med shall indemnify and be operative as thoufh originally given for this permit. ':"V The following petition presettted by the Commissioner of HIghways of Rlky Township was read to the Board, to-wit: .... «... ^