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:^t "M * M,&vr ' ' *i>.' • Y s« " lf?t t, • C X. JJ MVvf :, ""-^V'J:"' r«£7 *4 % - ( t4% '•• :-<h{ i;' * «/MkL Solon >r>4s «^r«-f' Mr*. < . . . , ' ' . ' h * '<J ' . " '^•iiitsf si r-m;<j*v.'f THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS 1' L ' i *' "' *! r- •, - «">»-> ,'" '* &V* r"f <> *i • &>%• i-i(flr;jit;:li»rti(ni^ ^ '"•' , \ ^ ' v * •' ^ ^ . V J Wl.-'- Harlev Macknhen, Grafton township. Waller Heed. P. >rr township. . Clifford Sherman, Dorr, township. Walter Latham, Greenwood township. Hhruld Spooner, Hebron township. Frank M i'Arspj", Richmond township. Paul Weber, Burton township. Math M. Blake, Mi.-Henry' township. Earl Colby, Nynda township! ' Paul Wium, Algonquin township. _ Dwlght Goodwin, Algonquin township. Tt was thereupon regularly moved by Supr, AokmAn and duly seconded by Supr. Turner, that the selection of Grand Jurors and Supplemental Panel he approved/and the Clerk be directed to ferlit'y the said Fists,, to- the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Motion declared unanimously carrifed.. .. . West lake, m<--m Mills, 111. A commmii.catiph. / from' William A-; Mueller, \vho was for a number of years, the local representative of. the Illinois ..... • J&triergeiu'y Relief Commission, was pre- J 25* 'l^eroy .V, "Welter, 14, Chas Rt. 60. 18, George Blakey, 3 mi. S_ of McHenry on paved road, McHenry 111 , Rt. 2. 1$, J. B. lletterinan, intersection of hwy. in Johnsburg, McHenry, 111., Rt. 1. 17, Dedlow-Bergman, Griswod Lake, N of Burton Bridge. McHenry, 111., Rt. 2 15, Wni. Mertes, Oak I'.irk Tavern, Plstakee Bay, McHenry, 111. Rt. 3. 19, Fred T. Smith. 1 H- mi. X of McHenry on Rt. SI, McHenry, 111., Rt. 1. 20, James Harrisons, 3 mi. \V of MarengQ on L'S 20, Marengo, IU, Rt. 1, Box 96,, ' '. • 21, L.'wis J. Pitzen, Pistakee Lake.Mc- Henry, 111., Rt. t. •< . 2, Wheeler ft Son, Chemung, Rt. 178, Chem-ung, 111. ..." •23. Walter Irion, 2 ml. S of Richmond on I'S 12 Richmond. III. ' v~-'.\," 24, Hil<ia M. Johnson. Bald. Knob on Pistakee Lake, McHenry, 111. :\y- Ringwood, llL senteAj and reacT; thanking the member* 126* M J." Hendrkks, "intersection oC ITS of tire. Board for the many courtesies/ 14 f ' ~ ' . shown' him, which communication was A**', ordered placed on file. ' ' A commuiiication from the* Illinois. ,Coal Traffic Bureau, together with aij * f»W of «w Rpplicat4on filed by the Chi- *•.» caw & Kprthwest^rn Railway Company, &> "With the'Interstate Commerce Comnifs- I;-,*!on -of .the'. State of Illinois, was pr.eff . -sented, and7 upon mot ion duly made fend vJ^it'ricd. was referred to the Committee K"' on Railroads for report. Sti^emeiits of condition at the close '&ii , of business on March, 7, 1938 of the >J| .1 State Bank of Woodstock, State Bank t&t of Huntley, Marengo State Bank, First St' State Bank of Harvard and the J'lrst a' •. National Baffik of Woodstock, were pre- • » sented and ordered placed on file, f u» ' Several communications from' the iSPJRv' State of Illinois, Department of Public S&V%,v Works and Buildings, and the State of $P^5 s1*- Illinois Department of Welfare were presented and ordered placed on file, fc * •- Asst. Supr. Rosenthal stated that. In '/ * looking over the official proceedings of if,.'/' the Board for the year ending April 1, Sr Ij,- lt'37, as contained in book form and 'i.i * presented at this meeting, reminded him ••; a V|sit that several Supervisors made - to Winnebago County, and they w^re Informed by the County Clerk of Winnebago County that it was not necessary to make the publication of the proceedings In the press of the county as long as the County printed the books, anil he wondered if the Board within the next year, wished to investigate Said matter. It was suggested bv the Chairrhan that thA Purchasing Committee make said investigation. There being no further business to come before this meeting, it was regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Wright to adloum. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board ad}otirncd. JOHN J. FILIP, Chairman. -yMSeetr R. D. WOODS, Clerk.; ' Sperial May Meethw, • 1938 -. iV4 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County met in special session pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of its members at the COurt House in the Citv of Woodstock, on Tuesday, the tenth day of May. A D. 1938, at ten-thirtv o'clock A. M., W. S. T.). The meeting was called to order by the Chairman and the roll being called, the following members resnonded t<* their names, to-wit: Supervisors L. A. Stoekwell, D. M. Wright. Chas. M. Palmer, F E. Beck. N. B. Clawson G. J. Carroll, K. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Act^ man, Frank C. Ferris. Roy J. Stewart J. K!. Harrison, Henrv M. Turner, J G Stevens, Frank Mav. S. H. Freund, Henry C- Meier. John Filin and Asst. Sunrs. A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal! constituting a full Board. The minutes of the last preceding ijj^eting were read and on motion aopr »»*d. • The following report of the Count? Treasurer for the month oT April. I88S. was presented and read and upon motion of Asst. Supr. McConnell , and duly seconded by Supr. Turner, tfas auproved and ordered placed on file, to- •V . '.f; Oonaty Tre<< surer1* Report y ?; For the Month of April, 1938 . +II4V Receipts Balance on hand Mar. 31st, 1938. In all funds $81,937 59 Personal Prop. Rack Taxes _...$ 35.1 p State Hwy. Violation Fines 80 00 Sitn°rv*sors for County Home 18i>7 Emergency Relief ,..:3,364 00 Penalties and Fees General Fund Motor Fuel Tax«« ...... Inheritance , Taxes ; Highway Fund County Officers US*,. Old Age Assistance Fupi® S.8!i Liquor Licenses ft 5:70 00 A^T."«Tn . Bel1 Teleph°n«' .(t(t Final TDCi. virdi1e n}d,V 1as/tr anNtsa tl ot. ..15,000.00 Marengo , 429.40 ... 17.02 _ 295.00 Af.S75.76 .ii 422.52 .i. S.00 179.80 i/ Total Receipts for April . . ...37,5«8.t)4 ' . Grand Total Receipts ...*119,505 62 ^ Hxp«nditnr»« County Orders |19,02fj.52 Higljwav Orders .13,?8?]94 Mothers' Pension* Petty Cash Bonntv flrders Insanity Orders institute Fund Stnmno -?Wrr»Hleh Fund Coroners' Jurors Probation! Officers Old Age Asst. Admr . Salaries Grand and Petit Jurors .....7".;;, *inclaim®d Witness Feeg Pheen Claims v.ii 770.00 20 00 2^8.10 18.0" fn 00 „A GO! 2« <0 00 ^ 80.0ft :iUi. 90 00 iii. 8 sr. 779.89 fi 80 2.20 F3.00 Fmerrency Relief •"« on Kwv. Violation Fines . .......... ... 188.18 Motor Fuel Tax Order#' ^„,.-.2,Ofio.09 Total T>fsi}ursementa 40,638.31 Bslanc» on band Apr. 30th In all funds J.^ 867 32 .. . Grand Total 1 fi'nosliis Trie above and foregoing report !• true and correct according to my best KJIOWle*! T.FRTKR EDINORR, Co Treas ^?_ubA<l'Llb^d and sworn to before me l®th day of Mav. 1938 , R. 1). WOODS County Clerlt. _THe Licnior Control Comwiins'on of MCHenrv Countv presented the following report. to-wit: 2,tate of Til.. Count:- nf McTTeni v. RS. To the Hcnor^hio Chftlrman and Gen rh" P"!"-d of Supervisors: The undersigned Liquor Control Comml^ ston and Asst Liquor .Control Commissioners of McHenry Countv, Illinois v/T1- yJauor r«ntrol rommis- *<«ners, having been so appointed by the LI a u or Control Commissioner, would b*S leave to s.ibmit the following report on License Fees collected under the nrovisjons of th Illinois l.iou'or'Control J>aw for tho nneratlnn of Taverns for th® sale of Alcoholic Liquors outside Of the corporate limits of anv Citv Or Village cf !\tcHcnry Caun-tv" t-o-wit- X.lcras« T«« «150.00 ' Jro. Name and Address Location Mc7-r»nrTv'VrS' McHpnry ri""idBc Rt, 30, %tJetfry « Kubovy. R. Side Wonder : fake. R1ng~wood. 11!., Rt. 1. H. K. Samuelsi>n, Marengo, til, Pt 1 •^ml. east of Marengo on TT. S. Kq and 111., Rt. 31, Crystal Lalce, 111., ;->Rt 2 • ' 27, Wm. Peterson, 2 ml, S of Ui<Jhttvond on US 12 and Rt. 60 Richmond, 111. 28, Charley Holmberg, Vi mi. N of Richmond, Richmond, III. lit. 1. 29, Joe E. Miller, 2 mi. E of Richmond ."bn'R.t. 173, Richmond, 111., Rt, 1. 30", Ambrose S. Schaefer, Fox St., Me- • Henry, 111.. Rt. 1. 31, Ben Pingree, 2 m. K of Crystal Lake or. rs 14. Crystal Lake, 111." Rt. 2. 32, AVilliam Keller and Albert Leable, E of HafvArd on Rt. 111. 173, Harvard. 111. 33, Bernard J. Peschke, Lily l>ake, Casino, Tavern and Dining Room, McHenry 111. 34, Alexander Horn, 2 ml. N"W of McHenry on Greenwood ' road, McHenry, 111., Rt. 1. Box 88. 35, Frank Bush, V4 ml. N of AlKon(lul% Algonquin, 111. ' 36, .Tohn KrauSe, Rt. 20, '• 8 . ml. W of Mareh^o, Marengo, 111., Rt. 1, RoX 99. 37, Lucille Xolan. 4 mi. E of Harvard on Rt. 111. 173, Harvard, 111., Rt. 2. 38, Ceorge E. Frltzel, 3 mi. S of Crystal Lake on Rt. 31„ Crystal Lake, 111. 39, Fred L. Walker, % ml. W of Hebron Rt. 173, Hebron, 111. 40, Fred Dttman north shore of Lake; Crystal Lake, III. 41 .Joe Stasch, 4 2, Frances Bryan Balch, 3 mi. W of Marengo, 111., on US 20, Marertjfo, III., Rt. 1, Box 102. 43, Albert H. Watson, % nil. K, of New McHenry Bridge on Fox Riverj McHenry, 111., Rt. 2. 44, Josie F. Watrous, 1 mi. S of Richmond on L'S 1.2, Richmond, 111. 45, Harry Mindla, 4 mi. SE of Woodstock on RT US 14, Woodstock. III., Rt 2 46, E. E. Hall, 1^4 mi. E of Marengo on US Rt. 20, Marengo, 111,, Rt. 1, Box 16. 47 Roy W. Smith, Chemung, III, 48, Tillie Meyers. 2 mi. S. of Harvard = on Rt. US 14. Harvard, 111., Rt. 5. 49, Frank Kempfer, 2 *<• mi. N of McHenry on Rt. 31, McHenry, ni., Rt. 1 10, Carrfe R. Biel, % ml. S Of Crystal Lake, 111., on Rt. US. 14, Crystal _ Lake, 111. 51, Mrs. George Lay, .Johnsburg, 111., on Main street, McHenrv, 111 , Rt. 1. 52, F. E. Anderson, GriswOld Lake Old Creamery Tavern, McHenry, III., Rt. 2 53, Henry Nell, 1 mi. E of McHenry on Rt. 20, McHenry. 111., Rt. 2. 54, Anna Hansen. 2% ml. E on Rt US 14, Crystal Lake, 111., Rt. 2. " 55, Frank E. Harrison. W side Pistakee Bay, McHenry, 111., Rt. 1. 56, Albert Miller, Log Cabin, 5 ml. E «f. Richmond. Rt. 173. Spring Grove, ill. 57, Frank Nell, at the bridge, Johnsburg, Johnstmrg, 111. 58, Frances M. Davis. R. F. D. 59, Whitney Woods, 4 ml, N of Harvard on TJ. S. 14, Harvard, 111., Rt 4. 60, John Aylward. 2 mi. W of Woodstock on US 14, Woodstock, 111, Rt. 1 61, L. A. Demison, 1 mi. N of Harvard on US 14, Harvard, 111. •<» 62, Arthur Peters, Johnaburg, 111.. Main St., McHenry. 111., Rt. 1. 63 Peter R. Freund, Crystal I.hV*, 311. % mi. W of Crystal Lake on Rt. 14, Crystal Lake, 111. 64, Sam Salvesen Jr., Burton -Bridge Rt. 173. McHenry, 111., Rt. 1.< 65, Grace Weisbaum, McH£nrv, 111. Rt. 2. 66, Anna Henning, Pistakee Bav, McHenry 111., RFD. 67, John P. Franken, Lily Lake, McHenry. 111. Rt. 2. 68, Bauman & West, 4% ml. SE of Marengo, 111. on Rt US 20, Marengo II. 69, Sophie and Edward Anderson. Old Lake Geneva highway. Spring Grove, 70, Pfeter Porten, Hickory Knoll S of Burton Bridge, McHenrv, 111., Rt. 8. 71, C. Ben Jacoby, Crystal Lake, 111., RFD. 72, C. F. Dougherty, 1 Vi mi. S of McHenry on Rt. 31, McHenry, 111 , RFf> 2 73, Woodstock Country Club, Sec. 1 o-4#-7 Country Club road, Woodstock, 111. RFD. 74, William R. Moony. 1 mi. SK Woodstock on RT 14 Woodstock, 111., RFD 75, George Herman, Fox River Valley Gardens Lot 210, Wauconda, 111. 76, Jeroirie Boyko, 3 m. E of McHenry on Rt. 20, McHenrv, Rt. 8. Total--$11,400.00. The following transfer licenses have been Issued since the laat report of this board, to-wit: r •v'illne Amount Le Roy J. W «lt«r 00 John P. Miller -.:if Anna Tornow, Union, Til. Katharine F. Van Allen, Alden, 111. Mary E. Ward, Marengr, 111." ' Sylvia White, Woodstock. 111. • 1 further report that the following Is a complete list of persons receiving pensions under, the Mothers' Pension Act, as of this date, to*wltr Name Address No. of Child., Tot. amt. Ruth Bailey, Marengo, 111., 1--15 Lydia K. Baubman, Harvard. Ill, flo Mabel W. Bav. Crvstaf L., 111., 1--fn Hazel Bell, Woodstock. 111., - 2--$10 Florence Bergman, Crystal L., 111. 1--$f> Frances Berkeneder. Huntley, 111., l-r-$f> Mattie Boyle, Crystal Lake,. III. 2--$^0 Lulu M. Bradley, Crystal L,.,TIl. 1---$56 Laura Buckley". Woodstock, III. 2--,$10 Jane Cainm, Crystal Lake, 111, 1---$5 rfVuKusta Carlson, Woodslock, 111., 1--15 Ktta Carlson, Woodstock, 111., l.-i---$5' Kmma Deithloff, Harvard, 111., 2^-810 Jessie -DfxonJ Harvard 111: ' 4--$20 •Genevieve "Dodge, Woodstock, 111 3--$15 Bertha M. Duval, Crystal L., IlL 3---WS Martha Freund, Johnsburg, 111,' 1--$5 i-^ulaUe A.'Furst, Crystal' IU., 2--810 Loretta Garrett, McHenry, lit, 2--iW Mildred Gaylord,. Crystal L., 111. -3--$1 !> .Martha Hall, Ringwood, 11^., 1--8.5 Mary L Harms, Spring Grove, 111. I--$5 Hilda Hauert, Crystal Lake^ III., 1--85 Edith Hayes, McHenry, 111. 1--1.5 Lilie Hensel, Marengo, 111. 2--:$1,0 Mary A. Her.manson, Harvard, 111. 1-- .Vtina Hohei,stein. Woodstock, 111. 2--$10 Elisabeth. Holtapp', Harvard, 111, 3-- $15 Ruth Honsing^ alareiigo, 111, 3--$.15 Helen Hubla, Cary, III 2--$10 -VelliS"Kane, Woodstock, 111, 1--$5 I'Tunice Kestolyn, Huntleyj tH. . 4--$20 Mayme 1 King. Johnsburg, III, 1--$.5 Verdf»en Krabbenhoft, C. I^, tlV 3--$^5 " " "" 1--|C 2--810 P$l '>tillie Krause, Harvard, 1^1. Helen Graham Krems, Woodstock. 111. Lillian Krezan, Woodstock. III. Rmlly Lawson, McHenry, Til. Tna Melswlnkel, WOodstock, 111. 2--$1*# Lorettr E. Mlchaelis, W .ndstock, 111. . 4--$20 Anna Miller, W. McHenry, HI. 4--$20 Helen Xarowetz, Carv, tlL 1--85 Carrie Nelson, Crystal L., I1J. 3--$15 Hedda Nelson, Crystal Lake, Til. 2--$10 Mary Nelson. Woodstock, III. I--$5 ... Myrtle Nuhn, Crystal Lak^ 111. 1--85 May Overton, Marengo, III; 1--$5 Burton Bridge I Frances Patzke, W. McHenry, 111. 4--$20 • " Henrietta Phelps, MarengO, 111. 1--$5 Lillian, Pleva, Carv, 111. ' T»--$10 Anna C. Quaas Rochetle, 111. 1--$5 Adaline Quinlan, Woodstock, 111. 3--$15 Grace Raschke, Harvard, 111. 4--$20 Marti tie Rasmussen, C\L , til, 2--$10 Elsie Rogman, Algonquin, III. . 1--$5 Ida 1^. Roslund, Crystal Lak«, 111.-1--85 Anna Roth, Marengo, 111. ' 2--$10 Annlstassia Rusboldt, Harvard, III. _ _ 3--$15 Sarah E. Russle, Woodstock. III. 2--$10 Kathryne M. Ryan, C. L., Hi. 3--$15 Edith Scobie, Marengo, I1J. 5--$26 Josie Sedlacek, Fox R. GrOve, 111. 4--$20 Josephine Staack, Fox R. GF.', Ill, 1--$5 Edith Elizabeth Stanfel, Richmond, 111. 3.--$1^ T'auline Streit, Harvard, 111. ' 5--$25" Emma B. Suchy, Algonquin, Til. 3--?1'5 Myrtle Switzer, Muren^o, 111. 4--$20 Susie L. Thomas, Woodstock, 111. 1--88 Mary K. Trumble, Woodstock, TU. 1--98 Lulu L. Tuttle, Woodstock, 111. 1--85 Oorothy Van Dusen, McHenry, 111. 1--$5 Marie Vogel, Hebron, 111. 4--$20 Wlllan Walling, Woodstock, 111. 1--$B Harongo, 111., V9 t ^ McHenry, Illinois known as section 12 MFT and found same progressing satisfactorily. We then went over -the roads in the northeast^part of the county. All of the asph. lt roads were found to be In excellent shape with no breaks at all, except the Johnsburg road or Mclionnough ;t-oa<J built by the state anfl turned over to the county for maintenance last fall. This road Is in bad shApe and Contains many holes which ought to be jiatched at once. At th£ last meeting of this Board a resolution was passed to resurface this road by contract; and now the Elgin office of the State Highway Dept. recommends that we proceed by day labor to repair the road and place thereon a double seal coat, because,the road is deteriorating very fast, and the holes could Ire patched at once, instead of waiting to have plans prepared, approved and contract advertised, which might take about two months. That the contractors would bid very high on the patching, and that a saving in cOst. wouliJ ,be made If we did the work at once fey day labor. We decided that it would be best to patch the holes at once before they get worse and instructed the County Superintendent of. Highways to secure prices from r.t least .three sources for the materials, apd nv^nrepare a proper resolution covering? the work bv day labor to supersede contract resolution passed by this Biinrd {it Its l;ist meeting, and we recommend that the. Board approve some. We again met at Woodstock, Illinois on tliff--*3rd day of!• May, 1§38 and cotitinued our inspection trip over the County Road System r.nd covered the roads in the north part of the County and also examined the gravel nits which were found to l»e more or less unsrvtisfactory and we may have to crush the gravel needed there thin season. Your committee pgnln met at Woodstock, 11 linots. on the 7th day of'May State Aid m*.aiA.9«ctloVl\ MJT* Will T. ConnPCountbr RecordtMv for recording'#'WMmattolMrKnd Co. Clk, Ins. McGrath- 3 easements ...$ 60.50 Henry W. Sandeen, M. D. Treasurer's Fee 1.08 Glenn E. Wright, M. D. . Charles F. Hayes, Judcy. justice 6.00 Dr. A. S. Romberger, Co. Clk. Ins. depdn. Lutkus Dr. O. E. Nelson, Co. Clk. Ins. Depdn. Lutkus $51.53 Therefore, be It resolved by said Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, that the above amount of Dr. O. E. Nelson, Co. Clk. Ina.J $51.5.3- of the Motor FueL Tjttt of 1929 be 1 Depdn. Mletke „ used for the purchase of said right of _ A. S. Romberger, Co. Clk. Ins. way above mentioned, and, j , Depdn. Mtetke He Tt Further Resolved, that Ray- lill. B$ll Tel, Co., ct. hse. jaii teC mond D. Woods, County Clerk, Is hereby i Woodstock Daily Sentinel, Co. 'TW i- i 15.30 i 12.10 .146.31 10.65 directed to certify a copy of this resolution to the Department of Public Works ajfid Buildings, Ktvlsion .of Hlghwa5r »; Springfteldv Illinois, tvr its approval for voucher Clk. ptg. and sup. $20.00, Cir. J Clerk fund $4.00 .; ,u Callaghan A Co:, clr. clerk fun<} B. C. Jess Co., cir clerk fund Harold W*. Schmidt-- , ; --»** jCo. Treas. off. sup. Supr. Palmer addressed the Bward, Co, Treas. off. sup and stated that there was a Joint bridge ' Sup. Schs. Off. "Exp.-- V - iirnl IhIIi?s* T1o uwyv ni isnhiii ipy uoni i itnh»» Boone-iM"icvIi*Iernn»i- yj ii •P* y/ r»a«»m"•i*d** P* aupygeir. CvO.urfi>ji --... ^£ County Road over the Pis&asaw Creek - Safety Envelope Mfg. C| ',9,64 that was sadly in need of repair It 1 Ethel C. Co®, Co. 3&pt. ..^1...'....,,,... 1R.72 v.. Snpr. Prt*. Fui®£L.V I 4 -- Woodstock Journal, was thereupon regularly moved by Supt\ Kuecker and duly seconded, by Supr. Stewart that the Chair appoipt a com- .Woodstock Journal" mittee of tbr«?e supervisors and they together ^'ith the Supt. of Highways to havfe charge of the repair' of the Bai'd bridge. Motion declared unanimously curiied. Supr. Palmer, Harrison and Kuecker were appyint^d by the Chairman to act as said Committee. It appearing to the Board that the Jury list as heretofore selected has been exhausted, the members from the various Townships presented new lists of legal voters of their respective Townships for prospective jury service In the Courts of McHenry County, which lisiis ! jj were read by the Clerk. Upob motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens, the following Resolution was unanimously adopted, to-wtf Be It Received, that the names- as read to this. Board, which names have been selected by the Supervisors of the respective Townships of the legal vot4f< Herald Publishing Cp; Richmond' Gazette \r-.. Bj'ers Printing, Co., Co; Trea*. Off. sup. C. Hse. Sup.-- 111. State Empl. Service Universal I^aboratories Frank Mishler J, C. Pierce & Son ... SJavin & Merwin J. W, Gallagher, Ct Hse. Jail rep. Ct. Hse. Jail Coal-- ' , Rosenthal Lbr. & Fuel Co 00 70 40 $•70 • '! 410 K.00 189.63 9.80 88.95 25.47 15.00 20.92 50.69 April 11, April 12, Nunda April 18, Nunda-.... x.» April 14, Dorr April 16, Hebron April 20, Montgomery Ward Co., refund 3.22 | April 22. Alden paid by McH.' C«l 10.20 April 24, Algonquin 3.60 'April >4, Chemuaf, B«ek 74.75 May «, McHenry 15.30 .'•'•* -t; -$1,194.29 ' May 9, i||| Goods purchased and paid for: 1938-- • Jan, 13, Sears Roebuck & Git. ..,...$ 4.42 Jan. 13, Montgomery Ward & CO, 48:T$ Jam 13, Kobfentz Dept. Store 51,7l' Jan. 13, Wood. Dry Goods Store.- 73.64 Jan. 13, .Roy Stuart,..,stationery ' 1.20 Jan. 13, Fair Store," Harvard, III. 31.33 Feb. }8, „>Iontgomery Ward & Co. 44.33 Feb. 18, Wood. Dry Goods <56-. '80.47 Feb. 18, Koblcntz Dept. Store 20.23 Feb. 18, W. A. Mueller sta. 1.35 Mar. 18, Koblentz Dept. Store; ....'88.90 Mar. 18, Montgomery Ward .1... .Z. '25.31 March 18, Wood! Dry (Joods StOre 84,09 Mar. 18, Montgomery Ward ,67.28 Mar. 24, Montgomery Ward 149.40 April 15, Koblentz Dept. Star® -..,^ 8.65 April 15, Montgomery Ward ...;„,.412.08 April 26, Koblentz Dept. Store,"...,-,-58.53 April 28, Koblentz I.)ept" Store;*.;..' 4.43 April 28, Moiitgoinerv- Ward 10.21 May 2, Wood. l>rv Goods C°- 14 42 May 2, Peoria Co.. 105 yda. I toweling, (express) t . .7$" May 4, Rwy. Exp. Agcy. (express) 1.65 Hi?' ' -:y/~ O. Andrew Co, Belcher & Son, Ct. Hse. jail rep. 257,50 McHenry Co. Abstract Co., R. O. W. & Bldg. Rd. Fund 1938 and audited uid ordered jwidiof McHenry County and which nameB bills Incurred chai tenble to the Mr- appear in Jury List No. 7 on file in the Henry County Patrol System .if riwh | County Clerk's office in McHenry Counts a whole for repairs «nd supplies , ty, be and' hereby afe declftred the legal for Countv owned machinery, and labor Petif Jury list for the Cdtirts of Meat the County tool hoUM«> overhauling Henry County. Srtid Hist heirtg and Is machinery, and tools for W, P. A. gangs herei-y made a nart of this record, and insurance on the Countv road I It was thereupon regularly moved by workers advance premium about $1700iSuPr- Ackman and dirty seconded" by and to a total of . 38442.22 I Supr. Ferri* that the following Resolu- Bllls chargeable to the various sec- tion be adopted to-Wlt! . tions of the Countv Pntrol System of I Resolved by the Board of Surrads for^labor and materials" at rates (""rvlsors of McHenry County, that the heretofoHtespprcved bv this Board were .Chair appoint a committee Of thVee' and audited anw^ordored paid aa follows: ithat said committee be and hereby Is |20 6.10 !a uthorised to select at such times aa IB# »?i 105.32 189.10 154.23 182.86 488.08 125.40 402.28 20.00 20.00 20.00 Carl Buljrman T. R. Toleson W, A, Keller . 41,' *ot«i 00.00 « A * ^ *imI for#&oin^r amonntj? nave been received by your Commission and turned over to the County Treasurer of McHenrv County w*LhavnK taken hls receipt therefor. " _ To comply with the rules of the Board of Supervisors apd the State Law on Liquor Control, it wtll be necessary Commission, before issuing any 1938 licenses, make an inspection of ii3!? i'an*'8 P'aces of business, after which, if they have complied with all wilt ^bve" 'si;s sluuleed!4. regulations, !ir(>n9(, All of which is respectfully submitted. JOHN J. FILIP, Liquor Control Commissioner. • "- PAUL ROSENTHAL. Ass't Liquor Control CftnmissToner. Si H. FRETTND, Ass't Liquor Control Commissioner. N. B CLAWSON, Ass't Liquor Control Commissioner. It was thereupon regularly moved b> Supr. Stoekwell and duly seconded b> Supr. Beck thai the report be adopted by this Board. Motion declared unanimously carried. The following report on Mothers' Pensions granted by the County Court, was presented and ordered placed on (lie to-wit: , , • „ ... April 30, 1988. Stat,* of- Illinois, County of McHenry, as. T, R. T). WOODS. County Clerk, in and for the County and State aforesaid, be* leave to report that the pensions received by the followlna^jpi med pensioners. have been discontinued, since the last report to this Honorable Board, tovit: " Pensioner Addrega -- Sylvia N. Casey, Woodstock* 111. Bessie B. Darrow, Richmond. 111. Emma E. Dreyer, Union, III. ' > ' Lottie Faehndrlck, Woodstock, HI, • Helen W. Fr.eml, Cary, 111. I ' Effie M. Freund, Woodstock, flL Emma <;rady. Harvard, 111. Martha Hansen. Woodstock," til. Tot.il Monthly Pavipents $T95.t>0 In Witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and court seal at my office in Woodstock, Illinois, this 30tn)kday of April, A. D. 1938. R. D. WOODS, County Clerk. The Committee on McHenry .County HOme made the following report, which on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker, and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: If fly ^ 1938 Mr. Chairman and members of the Roard of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your County Home Committee met on May 4; at the McHenry County Home and audited the bills for the month of April 1938 and respectfully submits the following report, " recommending same be paid. F. W. Woolwortli Co., notions ....$15.83 Superior Oil Co., kerosene aitd distillate 63.08 Woodstock Heating Co.. sink liner 24.89 Albert Tessendorf, Shellane ga.- 44.20 Pidgefleld Farmers Sup. Co., coal 24 72 Montgomery Ward & Co., clothng 16.84 H. H. Kemp, 400 baby chicks and chick feed ... 71.20 'b rjrlsw*ol,1, hosp. laundry 7.75 Koblentz Dept. Store, clothing .... 2 98 Bowman Bros. Shoes, shoes 6.1,4 Ludwig Wilson, Co., brushes, soap and sweeping compound 71.59 Woodstock Wholesale Co., tobacco S8.50 John Sexton & Co., wholesale gro. 225.66 v. Mueller & Co., hosp. sup 1«4.8S Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers and cookies 14 13 F. Cichockl, 6ai. of bili, slippera""' l'«fi 35.47 53.13 Pfeiffer Pharmacy, medicine' Dacy Lumber Co., lumber Rosenthal Lumber and Fuel Co.* (•lover seed John Gustafson, carpenter arid painter (234 hours 3Bc) leter Benson Estate, brown Swiss bull Ill Bell Tel. Co., telephone. P'u.-lic Service Co.. electricity W. P. Allen, incidentals . r Seward & Rausch, fish R. O. Andrew Co., grass seed," grinding and feed v_... The Bohn Hardware Co., paint and garden seed Ooodrows Garage, gas and oil . Thorne Son. clothing Royal Blue Store, groceries Brcys "Bakery, bread and rolls . Win. P. Allen and wife, salary 49,80 81,90 .125.00 14.40 72.88 4.3 73 n.52 84.85 24.71 16.88 2 01 96.98 59.04 150.00 Yalmar Leinonen and wife, salary lao.nn Arthur Wendt, wages 53.00 John Borgeson, wages 50.00 Olive Filweber, wages 7:50 Gladys Rapp, nursing .. 56.00 Virginia Rogers, nursing i,... 55 no T Hlian Harris, nursing 75.00 SHjMe 'McPftfeWMMi, help42.oo One Hog Sections 4, 1(6. ccetioh 5, 6 Section 7. °ection 8 ....... Section 9 ...... Section 11 °ection 12 ...j Sections 15. Section 14 ..... Sectiohs 4, 17 Total $6,127.88 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of the motor fuel tax tunds as follows: State Aid sfec- * const. Vhor ....... ;# 00 26 see. 1<F const, labor, material • and mach. rent . ....<584.34 11 ae<i. IT cOnst. labor, machln- . ery rental *... 25, sec. 12. const, labor, and construction rental mat. 4A. 4'A ext.. 5B, sec. 13 engineering labor *....101.51 ?1A sec. 14 engi. labor " £.50 ?0B sec*. 1RB ertei. labor 8 04 21A sec. 14 const, labo*1 & mat. Iis;26 20B, mte- 22, engi. labor 5,62 •J1 see. 23B, engi. labor ].87 20B sec. .24, engi. labot* 19 37 25 sec. 12, engi. labor ' 40 41 We have received and turned over to the County Treasurer for the Cfounty "°ad fund from: " • K w Motor Fuel Tax Fund, rental on ^oiunty owned machinery on Sec. 10 for machinery rental 8123 61 Tax Fund, rental on County owned machinery on • I 83.90 .280?.01 •-ec. 11 Total -- , 8136.01 vo"r committee estimates that there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol SyStem of Roads an appropriation of $5000.00 from tbe County Highway tax funds until the nevt meeting of this .B^rd. All. of which Is resn»ctfullv submitted Li A. STOCKWELL N. B. CLAWSON A.. B. McCONNELL ^ M. WtfiHT "... &i. H. FREUND 524.49 are reQuired from the Pet ft Jury ltfct of 147.85 McHenry County on -file in the office ot the County C*erk a number of persons equal to 100 for each Trial Term of the Circuit Court of said OoUhty, to aferve aa Petit Jurors as provided by Chapter 78 of Smith-Hurd Revised Statute of Illnois. Motion declared Unanimously carried, The Chairman appointed Supr. Ackman, Ferris and Aast Supr. Rosenthal to act as such Committee. The following communication and certification from the State of Illinois. Department of puTttc Welfare, was presented and read to the Board, to-wlt: May 6, 1938 Department of PubUo Welfare Registered - Return Receipt Requested Honorable F. E. Beck,'Chairman McHenry County Board of Supervisors, Harvard, Illinois. Dear Mr. Beck: Th e Department of Public Welfare herewith certifies to your Roard the re» suit of the recent examinations for 'the position of County Superintendent of Public Welfare for McHenry Oou.nty, ana awaits your prompt action in making a selection from amoqg the candidates certified. Just as soon a j you certify the name of the successful candidate to" the Department, we shall Immediately indicate the date on which the' newly elected County Superintendent of Public Welfare e-oes" on the payroll and- takes over bis official duties. The candidates receiving si qualifying grade, based upon previous education, training, experience, and both written artd oral examinations, are hereby given in order of rank and grade: f? Mrs. Lulu Barter. 303 Qarfi.eld St., Harvard. 111. " • 2. Mrs. Harriet Whitwortl), 327 Jefferson Street, Woodstock, 111. 3. Mrs Mary Shipton Yates, 2g4 8. Madison Street, Woodstock. Therefore, the Department certifies the above names to your Board, from among whom, in accordance with the Act, you will select a County Superli*-S indent of Public Welfare for'McHenry County. ' P'ease notify the successful candidate 12,40 The fr.1inn.inn- T, T that The Department Will Not Author bor ConstriTcttori^oc o T T'a" ! lze An>' Changes in Personnel until it presented ii ^ T W.aS 'oan mnke arrangements to comply with n 1 1 and read to the Board, to-wlt: j that section of the Act which reads: ' lon0onPthe' same 'sXcHon1™^ Tn h Btru.c' •fare nhall consist of a Superintendent Roard0f Super^lsors of Mcl^enry Coun- °f -Ub"C We>farft ^ admlr^trative ty. Illinois, April 19, 1938. • T* Day Labor Construction *««olution of County Board of Supervisors of Mc-t Henry Countv requesting approval of the Use of money allotted to the cdun staff selected by him tn conformity with minimum qualifications established and promulgated - by the State T>epartment of Public Welfare and subject to it approval." The Department wishes to express its 'appreciation of your cooperation and ty under the provision of the Motor urges that you call this letter to tha fuel rav Law. [attention of your Board and notify us Kesolved, bv the Board of Super- 1 <>f your action In ths matter at your visors of McHenry County, that pub-j earliest nosslbte convenience.' the construction ALB:RMO Very truly yours, A. L BOWBN, Dilator. $ 1 98$ 73 ^ Your County Home Committee met the 4th of MaV at the County Farm and transacted the business for the month, auditing the bills and drawing orders for the same. A. B. McConnell was elected secretary-for the ensuing year A labor claim of John Gabrlelson, deceased, for $68.40 was ordered paid to s. H. Freund as overseer of poor in Mc- H^nrj township. It Was decided to buv a used meat grinder from A. G. Wicks for t%5.00. The summaries of the bills are as follows:' Permanent Improvement" $177 q«» Running expense '"lit h*w Tobacco MedicWie : .i............. Hospital . ; ; Fuel .1.."..'...™'.™ Total Receipts, One hog ' ,.i. 4 r»». . , »» », •* " «'• 1NO- z nansen. wooastocK, ] I' ^f/Henr.y' 111 • m- I Rosp Hogrefe, Marengo, 111. Henrv nn o ^ NW of Mc- Vera Hooper, Richmond, III. ^ Henry on Greenwood Road, McHenry Elsa Jensen, Woodstock, III. . '* '• ' I Victoria R TAVinann ^irAA4ai 18, J. TL . „Br own, 2V& ml , „ B. Johnson, Woodstock, III. L. Brown, 2% ml- NW or Woni- Wynne A. Kelley, Ringwood, 111. ^°ok on XJ. S. 14., Woodstock, IU.. ! A11a Kidney, Woodstock, 111. 'Elizabeth Koppen, Crystal Lake, lily Jt^ o^stock. Til . ipt: j. j^nna McCarthy,'McHenrv, 111 nup-ene La^on, Rt:,47 N of Wood- | Agnes c. Nieman, Woodstock 111 • 1. I Kliaabeth Oeffling, McHenry. 111. .-ilvi. : T, Jlohn P. Miller. White Swan Tavern, Mamie s. L,ahue Crvst'al Lake T . S Ni). 14. NW of Woodstock, I I°ne McCallum. Cary. Ill rsii-j IN OT •tock, Til.. Woodstock 111., Rt. . Mrs. Paul fcehler, % mile W. c renpo on Pt. ?0. Marengo, Til. " 'Mathilda Pearson, Crvstai"Lake II), J?' £ ^alUancourt, Rnewood, 111. (Marie Rahn, Woodstock III <ir And^- "jverside. McHenry, on |"ari'>n W. Rasmussen,' Woodstock 111 Fox River. MoHWtv, 111., Rt. l. 'Sarah Raycraft. Woodstock 111 Carl Buhrman,,R+ 20, % K. of Mo- Mildred-Rlchardsoh. Huntley, Jll ;JI»nry McHenry, *11. , Elsa C, Sctowart*. Huntley 111 interest demands of a section of public highway designated as a State Aid road, said section being described as follows: Beginning on the public highwav j Supr. Beck of Chemung Township addesignated as State Aid Route 23, at .dressed the Board and stated that he a point near the Johnsburg Bridge Ove- ireceived the certfication lust rea'd: Ves-" i ox River near the Northwest corner terday, by registered mail, and immedi- , ' e southwest quarter of the south- • a,<>1y S"t in touch with the Chairman west quarter of fractional section 18 notified him that he had received Fov. nshp 45 Xorth, Range 9 I0a«t of iil' ant1 he delivered it to him this .i^w . anrt extending thence ! "'orning, just before the Board meeting: long R.iute 23, in a southerly direction "• was his opinion that this was or a distance of 12657 feet, more Or I Verv. s|iort notice for the Born d to make less, and be it further a selection as requested by the Denart- Pesolved (1) that the proposed im- "" provement heretofor designated shall b. constructed in accordance with the urnvrsinn of the "Mistor Puel Tax Law" approved March 25, 1929, and shall be consisting of the construction of mcnt of Public Welfare. "It was thereitpon regularly moved by Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Aekman that li'S appointment of a Superintendent! of th* McHenry County Departn,«f»t of - ---- h •• i-blic \V el fare be deferred until the bituminous surface treatment Sub. regular June meeting of the Board of ' ^-s A*T (modified) together with anv '"'•ervlsors to be held on Monday, the necessary patching of existing surfac ' ' " " . j wide, and shall be nated is Section 9-T M ' 2) that said ball he deslg- F. T. proposed improvement .,c o••n•-s<t •r un>c ted ibivv ttrhiee' ccootuinnttvy h, ,ts, officers, agents'and em- "lo\ees by da;* Ial>or for the following donl0-8/ So that the may b vcrti L °nce with°u' the delay of ad .ana execution of coonn ttrraacctt aanmd bond, and so s to use local labor In 'nirfarht? l-raCVv'^Ie and do the patch further ^ the deteriorate! '3) that there Is hereby appropriated the sum" of $41100,00 IHjllars ? » 0 00) from the county's allotment of Motor Fuel Tax Ftmds for the enn- •^r-icticin of said section; and b« it ""TnT ^'Silvod, that the County Clerk hereby directed ..:..,;;$2,Qfl<t.7r 15.00 81,988.73 t • John A. Hanson. 2 ml. SE of Wood- Anna Spencer, Woodstock' iff -g- • V- a* Woodatock, ML. Clarice Thacker. Woodstock, 111. 1* - -- • v <• - Anna Thurow, Crystal I^ake, IU. J Respectfully suWmltt 1 G. J. CARROLL PRANK C., FKRRTO & O. MKIRR a F. K. BKCK A. B. McCONNEVL The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the foUowing report, which, on Ackman and du!v seconded by Hupr. Stewart, and the roll adoi>ted? to-wiTr* d*c,ar<Ki ""anlmoualy Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of1 the Roa»-d of Snpervisors. McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee for said County would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them: That we met on the 25th day of April 1938 at Woodstock. Illinois ar.d organized, and discussed plans for the season's \tfork and made up maps of the County system of roads. We again met at Woodstock. Illinois, on the 2nd day of May 1928 and inspected the work being done southeast of County, Illinoisi 13th day of June, 1938. Motion declared unanimously carried. ,.SuPr- E,reun(i of McHenry addressed n-f„, ai^ J""5 that the Hon. William J Stratton of Engleside in the adjoining County of Lake and a highly respected citisen of this community, denaited this life on Sunday, May 7. and that he would ipove at this time that' !vI»k ar1 adopt a Re»olutlOn of svmpathv ami that said matter be referred .thec Resolutions Committee for rd- 2nnr Si1! mot'°" yas duly seconded by c°rrie<r F an ^eclared uttanimously Presented lists of claims oT Sn11 nPrr . Ackman and duly usPeocno ndmeodt iobny fn »». r^1Ter said claims were referred to the proper Committee and the Board 1:30 o c1ock P- Mi (dST ) for Committee work ' •'hereupon reeularly moved by o P • Ackman and duly seconded by •>upr. Freund that the Dav Labor Construction Resolution be adopted by this and the ro'1 called, said" xvas declared Unanimously car- ^The following resolution on Right 'y ""rchase was presented and. on k o',!>r Ackman and duly sec- ^ein^ ?Unr- Turner- and the roll adopt ed? t o -w It? " rt<fC,are<1 unaninlously *• °- w- Purchase thorp now available for ne "f.. of Molionry County. Illinois, out of $51.03 aTd -"1 TaX °f m9' thP sinn •ue!IS,'lLl(l permissible under the March 2-°r,r,oel Tkx lAW- approved Wa v for"tt,! ? ' to Purchase Right of Roads an«T lmPr«vement of State Aid t JV^7Lal,",r>the Ri*ht of w">' Commitlr* nrf. r> r.?oar<1 of Supervisors of Mc- Henr> County, Illinois, have tfecired th« nS'ions^fo?6 thfell0lmnK Ul*h™y 2.00 Anna Graves, Er. TR Cattle Fund 17.75 IJenry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees, Aerv ti.60 Louise Brooks, shf. per dl«m. fees, serv, 4^00 Lehman & Spn, Ct. Hse. sup. . #160 Marinda Bates, shf. feed. pris. ^ Ct. Hse. jail rep. $2.&0 4.50 Sheriff Feeding Pria.-- Western' United Gas ft EJec. Co. 8.11 HoesIe>-'s Bakery .... 18.40 Schmidt's Market 4 .!?!!!..!! . 86.41 >V. C. Nulle ...: 50.13 G. Sweetlar.d Groetry 52.88 KirHmMt Ice Co< ... it s. 9.00 Homer" H. Mann. shf. bailiff $24.00 shf. dpty. fund $8.00 82 00 Henry B. Fisher, shf. bailiff 4.00 Armour Birk, shf, dptv. fund .... 4,00 Gilbert Tracy, shf. dpty fund 4.00 Walter Sahs, shf. dpt. fund f.00 Harvard Herald, Co. Treas. prtf;- ii2'K0' Co- and sup" $82.10, Supr. Prtg. fund $2.70.... Marengo Republican-News, Supr. plrtg, fund C, L. Try6n, Co. Hwy. Maint. ... G. A. Parker, shf. feed, pris. ........ Supr Sal. Mileage-- L. A. Stoekwell D. M: Wright c M. Palmer * F. E. Beck . N. R. Clawson .... G. J. Carroll .. R. F. Kuetker ". Chas. H. Ackman Frank C. Ferris I." 108.30 2.70 188.23 16.7!) 81.55 81.65 82.50 24.80 93.00 22.20 80.70 27.90 27.00 28.90 87.90 <5.20 20.20 80.70 62.80 ,6.00 19.50 43.40 64.90 75.00 100.00 Roy J Stewart J. T5 HarrisSon ' H. M, Turner J. G. Stevens « Frank May '""'1" T S H. Freund H. C. Meter'.,...:.,:..,: ;r";: John J. Filfp 4.^ A. R. McCortnelf , Paul Rosenthal !. A A Crissejr, pro. officers ... Ora S. Nulle, shf. feed. prlflL ... H*nry A. Nulle, shf. per diem fees, "erv 100 00 Vestie Muldoon. Ct. Hse. Jail sai 126.00 Daisy V. Moore» sup. schs. asst. and. clerk hire iij 7^ Philip K, Bierdeman, shf, dpty. . fnnd- 126.00 Anna Gra\es, ®r. TR cattle ........ TS.OO Ci»y of Woodstock, Ct. Hse. jail light and water 104 14 Hans Hansen. Ct. tfse. jaii coal 25^35 AH of whtch is resn«etfully auhmitted. : • c: M. PALMER -T< - • ..m wj FRANK C. FKRftia • FRANK MAY •' ' H. M. Tl'RS-KR D. M. WRKJHT _ Committee on Claims. County Poor, made the following report, which on motion of Sypr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supervisor Claw-son, and the roll being called, was < declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: „ _ , May 10, A. D. 1888. 9h/^man and Qentiemeii of the Board, of Supervisors: Tour \ 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: , , : • Nunda-- Old Peoples Rest Home, IStta Hibbard T. B. artd Pfcupter Ch^o. Indus. Home for Child., dependent children 584 00 T. B. and Pauper-1- . ' Porr, Ottawa Sanatarlum, Verna Shockey •-••*- Dorr, Ottawa Sanatarlum, Hugh Walton May 9, The Fleischer Mills, Cincinnati, O. 81,082.68 82.60 9J,37 •1.00 W.OO 1,1.80 t.88 Algonquin, Ottawa Sanatarlum, Amelia Eibisch Greenwood, Ottawa Sanatariunfc, Henry Cossman Algonquin, Ottawa Sanatarlum, Wm. Bloner ,1419 Alden. E. Thos. Brand, M. D. R. Bussert Hartland. Dr. O. E. Nelson, Mrs. C. F: Brooks Greenwood, Farmers' stwrs, Wm. Schoeoke .. Greenwood, Slavln ft Merwtnj Wm. Schoepke a 10,00 Greenwood, McHenry County Hoine ' * Wm. Schoepke •. 4,ig Dorr, Fred Benson. Mrs. Benson 30 00 Dorr. Dr. Magill Schult, Ethel Chambers Q5.00 C.reenwood, Farmers' Store. Somas 89 29 Richmond. J. G. Stevens, W. WerU 3t0.38 Coral, Lvdia Hale, Fred Hale .. 46100 McHenry. Thomas P. Bolger. Mildred Freund McHenry, Anna Freund, Mfidred Freund 20.00 Alden, M. B. Spooner, A Mevers .... isioo AU of which Is respectfully submitted. ', v F. K. BECK. Chftjf" *'! t v v J. CARROT-L," - A. R McCONN'RLL iL c. MEIER ~ . The special Committe* on McHenry County Relief presented ti? following repoH; to-wlt: ^ Mav 9 1938 The Committee on Relief beg leave to fitibmlt- the following report from freoember 23, 1937 to date. Cash Amout G»ods purchased by Township^ 4||it. IVeember. 23, Algonquin Twp. |t;3 0 9.07 ... . , to transtnit two cer- Hned conies of this resolution to the l!3<> 0*01.00* K, (9BT) ^IbUc Works and Build- ' 1'oard met pursuant tO adjournment t , h if' ti,I^ , n of Highways, Spi-ing- and upon roll call, same members were I^f>remK<'r 15, rhemung twp. . mi. Illinois throiwh the District Kn- present, excepting Supr. D. M. Wright 1 ftcemKer ,:51 I^orr twp. ..Li: ir Qf Marengb Township, constituting a 'December 15, Grafton twp. .. quorum. December 15, McHenry tWp. The Committee on Claims, Labor Fees £*cemh#r 1C, twji.' ami Supplies made the following report, iffmch, on motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell and the roll Ijeing called, was -declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: . May 10, A. D. 1938. Mr ( hairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Uliy™,: ^mmittee on Labor, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all clni» s rvresented to them, and recomr^. n<!v. h<*^I)a}rnEnt of tho following, snd that th" Clerk be directed to issue d'-rs on the County Treasurer to th« Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt* Frank Thornber ft Co Co. Clk., tax bk etc $55 47 98191 State Aid Route Co. Clk. ptg. and sup. .... Ctr Clerk fund .. - - - ! P. F. Pettibone ft jOayi nir. Cl»rk fund .. .. Clr. Clerk Fund ... Goerllt7-Pecknell Co^"" Cir. Clerk fund 70.50 57.88 88.18 December Hi, Marengo _.. December 15, Marengo t#p December 15. Nunda twp. December 15, Meften Poit December 28, Umathum F^st ..... 1938-- " January 12, McHenrv January 12 Meteen Post ....... •Tanuary 12, Hebrtaih :r t January 8, Dorr . .'ipunry 8, Hebron • January 1, County8 Janviary 15, Chemuiic povTuary 4, Hebron -.3, • February 5. Dorr T^ebruarv 11, Grafton . February 11, Chemung ... ' February 11, Dunham February 11, Richmond ".y, '• February 14, Alden .. February 17, Nunda .. March 3, Dorr . 168.39 March 21. Montgomery Ward ft" Co., refund March 21, Chemung , March 21. Montgomery Ward i" 1 Co.. . ....... Sl'.Rft - 16"6 . 1.30 },30 .55 It.10, . 4.20 . I4.fi0 . 18.85 - 84.37 . 8.00 . 89.25 . 18 55 . li.40 .122,3? ... 8.05 . *6.02 - 11.10 7,40 87.40 1.00 13482 ovement,of • • - - - K, MeR«nry £° ptg. and sup. „ Co. Clk. ptg. and sup. I Co., refund T 147 S.8S March 81, Hartland L! g^OR 4.11 April 11, Chemung, Kolls 15.SO 10.84 April II, Chemung, Kollg - ..... 7.36 81,090.01 May. 8, 1888 Supervisors material or haiidi Batiste, 326^ yards. Broadeloth, 309 yards. Buttons, 104 dozens. - Flannel, 121 yards. Muslin, bleached, 145 " Nainsook, 332 yards. '"1 ' u Print, 90^ j'ards. " ' Rfbbon, baby,, 180 yardK 'i Thread, black No. 24/150, 8% itri•>> . , Thread, colored, 22 dozen. Thread, white No. 50, 300, 2 dozen. Thread, white No. 60, 300.. 3 dozen. • Underwear check, 43 3-4 yards. May 8, Amount of Inventory on stock: • Children's Aprons, 8. . > - f Women's and Misses' Aprons, 8. Children's Blouses, 272. - Women's and Misses' Rlousesi,. T. 1. Infant Blouses, 142. ^ Children's Bloomers, 58. ' > Infant Bloomers, 58. Women's and Misses' Bloomers and Panties, 112. • ; Children's Combinations, 16. Infant Combinations^ M, 'hj • Children's Coveralls, Infant Coveralls, 83. V < • Single Curtains, 12. Chair Covers, 2. Diapers, 256. Children's Dresses, 1$#. Infant Dresses, 91. Women's and Misses' Dresseti lK Children's Jackets, 40. » Infant Hose, 0. V '. !, " Layettes, 4. Mattress Covers, 20. Children's Mittens (prs.) 37. 1 Men's and Young Men's Mittens <»*•,> # Single Mattress, 1. Women's and Misses' Nightgowns M, Men's and Young Men's Nightshirts. Pan Holders, 99: J -. Children's Pa.Hmas, 137. Tnfant Pajamas. 28. Men's and Young Men's Pajamas, 3|. Women's and Misses' Pajamas, 28. Chi'dren's Pants, 44. Pillow Cases, 178. Pillow Tickings, . ..... Oullts. 0. , .' Crib Quilts, 0. Tnfant Rompers, 80. Sheets, 33. . Men's and Young Men's Shirtfet IM., Children's Shorts, 189.'•* •> •>•*••• Men's and Young Men's »Q^ilSih1^ Children's Slips, 149. Bt.ltWim Infant Slips. 102.. \ Children's Suits (play) 22. Women's and Misses' Slips, •!. , tnfant Play Suits, 16. Infant Sleepers (pajamas). Tablecloths, .fi. Towels, lONk: : Toys, 6. May 9, iWt TJst of Employees on Sewing Project No. 8137: Salary Myrtle Symonds.. Alden twp. $60.30 Blanche Mead, Algonquin twp..... 44.20 Anna Legel, Algonquin twp. ........ 50.30 Maude O. Anderson, Algonquin twp 50.30 Mnble Colburn. Chemung twp 50.80 Narcissa Wells, Chemung twp. .... 44.20 Mable Denning, .Dorr twp. 44.20 Meta Knaack. Dorr twp 44.20 Vugusta Carlson, Dorr twp. 4.20 Laura Everill, Dorr twp i..:i.,,.i^0.30 I€a Egan, Dorr twp. 80.30 Elof Odegard, Dorr twp 44.20 T.aura M. Holgren, Dorr twp. ... 50.30 Ina Meiswinkle, Dorr twp. 50.30 Susan BoXleitner, Marengo twp. 44.20 Katherine Freund, McHenry twp. 44.20 Josephine Standly. McHenry twp. 60.30 Alice Ricketts, McHenry twp 44.20 Martha H. Freund, McHenry tw.p. 50.30 8900.80 All of whclh is respectfully submitted, by me this 9th. dav of Mav. : . > ROY J STKM'ART, Chm. of C. C. M. PALMER. D. M. WRIGHT. It was thereupon regularly movetf by Supr. Beck and duly seconded by Supt*.' Turner that the report be approved and platced on file. Motion declared unanimously carried The Chairman stated that if the Board wished to continue with the Relief Project at the Armory for the ensuing vear, he would appoint at this time Suprs. Stewart. Harrison and Beck as a special Committee on McHenry County Relief to have charge of said project, together with other county wide relief problems. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that the action of the Chairman In the appointment of the Committee be approved. Motion declared unanimously carried. The Committee appointed to select a list of persons equal to 100 for each trial term of the Circuit Court for the ensuing year; made a report showing such selection, which report was read bv the Clerk, and upon motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Asst. St;pr. McConnell, said report was declared unanimously adopted and ordered attached to the aforementioned Jury List No. 7, and hereby made a part 6f this record. j Supr. Palmer addressed- the Board and stated that it was his opinion that if McHenry County wished to continue their fight on Canada thistles and noxious weeds, a special committee should be appointed now instead of later in the Summer, for the reason that a great deal could b™ accomplished bv contacting farm owners now nnd geting them started. Supr. Harrison stated that It was his opinion that the eradication work should continue, butjthat it should be under some kind of state control Supr. Carroll stated that he did not believe much could be accomplished by cutting the thistles each season; that fhey should be exterminated with chemical. After some further discussion, it was regularly moved by Supr Stevens and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker that the Chair appoint a special committee of three Supervisors to be known as the Committee on No-cious Weeds for the ensuing year. Motion declared unaniously carried. The Chairman appointed Suprs. Palmer, Wright and Turner as such Committee « The Committee on Resolutions, to whom was referred the mutter of preparing and presenting a Resolution Of Sympathy for the Hon. William J. Sttatton now deceased, presented the following report, to-wit: desolation of Sympathy Whereas. It has pleased the Aljwlse Ruler of the Universe to remove from among 11s our most worthy citizen, the Honorable William J. Stratton, of Englesir'o, Illinois, in the adjoining County of ;,*ke who wan Secretary of State of the great State of Illinois from the period of 1928 to 1982, and a highly respected citisen of this community, and r|