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Special July Meeting, 1938 The Honorable Board of Supervisors f McHenry County, Illinois, met in eclai Session pursuant to a call signby more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of County Treasurer's Seml-Auaal Itport Snding IU7 31 st, 19M County Treasurer's Report showing official collections and disbursements made during the half yeareSdlng May SI, 193#: Beoeipts Taxes Redeemed from Forfeitures .,....$11,176.77 Personal Prop. Back Taxes 8,243.88 _ , .. ., General Fund .. 2,778.75 Woodstock, on Tuesday, the twelfth day old Age Asst Adrtir. 312 46 2* 1S38 at ten"thirty odock Pupr for County Home 1074.67 . , , . Motor Fuel Tax S7.420.4l -*;Th* meeting ya® cr1^|I1J0 orZ?<J5? state H*y. Violation Fines.... 460.00 , the Chairman John J Fl ip, and the Inheritance Taxes 1.796.5* roll being called the following members County officers- Fees"7J211.69 responded to -their names. to-ivit: teu- Highway Fund .. 8,468.27 . pervisors L. A. Stockwell, Chas M. Pal- Com ni: Bell Tel. - 2.85 £• gee*; N- B' G?W80!V Gi Penalties and Fees': '••• .801.31 CSrroll E. B Kuecker, Chas. H Ack- Anticipatlon warrant* .75.000:00 man. Frank C. terns, Roy J. Stewart, Emergency Relief 11,029.00 J E. Harrison Henry M. 'Turner, J. O, State a Attorney CI9.00 Stevens »rank May,. S. H. Freund,- Li Lic*n84 18,875.00 Henry C Meier John Filip and Asst. w P. Airen, Sunt. Go. Horn* .153.88 Suprs. A,. B. MeConnell and Paul Rosen- Mothers' Pensions thai, constituting a quorum I Institute Fun^ .!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - The records ot ; the. Regular June Ses- ! Distr!butioR Back Tax Slon were read and on motion approved. r>i<snnt»ri T»IM •V The following report of the County Deposit order of Court Treasurer, shoeing < official receipts and Dlvkiend. Marengo Bank disbursements for the month of June, dos rpax ' 1938, was presented- and read,, arid on - - motion duly made and carried, was Approved and ordered placed on file, towit: County Treasurer's Report • *or the Month of Jane, 1938 Secelpts . Balance on hand May 31, 1938 In all funds .. ^_..„„^...|8S,2««.«1 Disputed taxes $2,065.75 ^ •*. v ; :y \ r £ ?%., **«-V : • • • * r * *. * v . . , ? , J' ' • - < 1 THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, McHENRYCOUNTf, lU^ikS mmmmm |jw 'i * Rec'd of Earnings previously * reported ' that the County Treasurer of this Coun 80.95 | ty be and he is hereby authorised and ' directed to issue and sell as needed, anticipation , .variants to an amount Aot to exceed the suih of f8.000.00 against the County Tax levied in the year 1937, but in no event shall the anticipation warrants issued exceed 76% of the amounts of the approprl- Total Receipts .$5,870.65 Expenditures: • Clerk Hire, including v « extra Vi year : 81.921.18 V ( Refund docket fees.... 15.00 • >. Misc. office exp. 83.50 _ Clerks Sal.'for V4 yr. 1.250.00 8.809.65 ation tax ie'vied" for the yeac 1937; that • sai«i warrants shall be issued as need- Balance due County for ed in the sum of $4,000.00 each and lib yr. ending 5-31-38 -i...........$2,460.90 each bond to be so drawn so that the Sheriff same shall draw interest at the lowest The Semi-annual report of the Sheriff 1 available rate not to exceed 5% per beiiinn^>r as ffollllowss:: 'annum from the time of its issuance . Receipts Earned Received 'For-Fees in Suits in Court) Process Doc; .,......$1,062.30 8 .858.95 ..... 164.65 ..^OIM6 ...., 1,208.50 -• .-ft- Motor Fuel Tax 5,709.56 County Officers' Fees 283.27 State's Attorney 30.00 Highway Violations .... 257.00 Relief ;U^a. 1,276.38 Dog Licenses 383.00 Supervisors County Home 330.15 Personal Prop. Back Taxes .... 56.44 General Fund 400.00 Liquor Licenses 1,050.00 Highway Fund. ...» 1,889.98 Old Age Asst. Admr. 67.00 Com.. 111. Bell Telephone .68 Ilkstitute Fund 120100 Partial Payment 1987 .M&es 37,706.00 Total Receipts for June 51,069.05 919.42 100.00 3.45 v 49.66 68.72 429.40 944.63 Unknown.. Residents and - V Minor Heirs Fund 1.3.75 Partial Payment 1937 Taxea' 87,760.00 Total Income ....$214,908.49 Bal. on hand Nov. 30, 1887 94,703.44 until paid or until notice is given that said warrant is recalled for payment, which anticipation warrants are issued for the nurpose of cheating a fund from Which payment of the ordinary and fieceeary expenses of Maid County may be paid. Be It Further'Resolved that such anticipation warrants shall when drawn show upon their face that they are payable solely out of the tax, when collected, and not otherwise. All of which is respeflfully siibihltted. H. M. TURNER J. E. HARRISON1 . .r .;.E. , F. K.UKCKKR y-k-i--.. " ~ v: atOY J. STEWART? * v 'C.. M. palmer Balance due County for - ft thereupon regularljr rnftved by M yr. ending May 31, 1938 ....$ 527.15 s"t>r Freurid and duly seconded by Your Committee met at the Court Supr. Clawson that the report of the House in the City of "Woodstock on Committee on Finance be approved and Bxecutiona For Misc. -Serv. Total Earnings "*••$& of V4 yr. . ..„.v: ;88,489.45 Rec'd on prev. earning*: Process Doc. 452.05 Executions , 75.?0 - Miscellaneous ,1. 1,198.50 Total Receipts .i.....™..............$2,227.15 Expenditures:' .•.'U'.. i-' . "Deputy Salary 810;00 Misc. (postage) ........ 40.00 Shf'a. sal. for M 850.00 1,7^0.00 Grand Total $309,611.93 Thursday, June 30, 1938, and' audited the resolution authorixlng the issuance Xxpeadltures County Orders ..$95 807.52 Highway Orders 30,944.72 >»; Grand Total Receipts ........$139,335.66 Expenditures Cgnnty Orders $11,716.11 fflghway Orders .4,151.38 Mothers' Pensions 820.00 Bounty Orders 95.70 Grand and Petit Jurors 551.60 Inheritance Taxes „^».i ^ 1,221.90 Coroners Jurors ....... 36.00 Stamps 150.30 .Probation Officers ...... 90.00 Salaries : 825.10 Petty Cash 10.00 Refund* on Forfeiture 10.00 Emergency Relief ^.,.^;.i......l,276.83 Old Age Asst. Adm. 57.00 Anticipation Warrants 10,000.00 Interest on Warrants . 316.66 Highway Violations 83.30 Motor Fuel Taxes ...™_w._™...3,825.10 Total Disbursements 35,236.48 Bal. on hand June 30th, In all funds ..... ; 104,099.88 y . Grand Total „..„„......$139,335.6« The above and foregoing report is tjfBe and correct according to my best Jtifc>wledge and Relief. LESTER EDIXGER, Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me IMs 12th day of July, 1938. (Seal) R. D. WOODS, County Clerk. The following report of the County Treasurer, on County Home receipts, was presented and read and on motion duly made and carried, was approved •fid ordered placed on file, to-wit: •MWi* «M cxHt enry „C ounty „Ho mJeu lyC omm1i9t3te8e- Board of Supervisors €(«ntlemen: - j ^ s r e c o m m e n d e d b y y o u r C o m m i t t e e n|.}your meeting of Septembler 8th, 1937, Commissions: and approved by the Board of Super- ; 2% on $572,309.43 collected Bounty Orders Mothers' Pensions ....... Coroner's Jurors Institute Fund Old Age Asst. Fund State Hwy. Violation Finest Refund From Forfeitures, Duplicate Payment Probation Officers Inheritance Taxes Grand and Petit Jui^ors Salaries Non High Fund ........ Motor Fuel Tax Fund 36^960.43 Emergency Relief :il,029.00 insanity Jurors v. 54.00 Foreign Witnesses ^ 88 40 Inheritance Tax Fees < 10.00 Sheep Claims • 865.00 Petty Cash 45.00 Stamps , 751.36 Unclaimed. Witness Fees ........ 2.20 Distribution of Dividend 429.40 Anticipation Warrants .80,000.00 Interest on Warrants 592.36 726.15 4,625.00 868.00 865.50 812.45 , <48.84 2.49 S40.00 8,461.81 3,187.10 ..... 4*326.19 6,452.20 Total Disbursements ...221,345.32 Bal. on hand in all funds " May 81, 1938 88,266.61 ' Grand Total $3(19,611.93 All of which is respectfullv submitted this 13th day of June, 1938. The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. . LESTER ED1NGER, Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of June, 1938. (Seal) R. D. WOODS, County Clerk June 13, 1938. Official JPees and Emoluments Kecelved and Xxpsndltures Made By Lester Edinger, County Treasurer, County of McHenry, State of Illinois To: The Chairman of the Committee to Settle with the Treasurer. the above and foregoing reports and found them to be correct. We therefore recommend that same be approved. . Ail of which is respectfully submitted. E. F. KUECKER, Chairman PAUL ROSENTHAL H. C. MEIER FRANK C. FERftIS F. E. BECK : 8. H. FREUND • O. J. CARROLL, The Committee on Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle made , the following report, to-wit: w _ , June 29, 1988. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Eradication of Tuberculosis In Cattle would beg leave to report that they met in the office of the County Veterinarian in Woodstock, Illinois, on June 29, 1938 with full membership present, together with Dr. B. F. Kennelly, Coun.ty Veterinarian and took up the matter of the renewal of the contract of the County Veterinarian for the ensuing year. Your Committeje .would recommend that Dr. B. F. Kennelly be re-appointed County Veterinarian for McHenry County for the period beginning July 1, A D. 1938 and ending not later than June 30, 193a, at the same salary andspxpense allowance that he has received during the past year, and that upon his appointment he enter into contract with the Board of Supervisors tb administer the Tuberculin Test in McHenry County, and that said salary .and expense agreem «"t8 be made a part of said contract. All of which is respectfully submitted- - It A. STOCKWEiai* H. M. TURNER / J. E. HARRISOIf It was thereupon regularly amoved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer that the report of the oeiue wuntft* Treasurer. .Committee be approved and that nP In and for the County of McHenry and *>•»&>!* && State of Illinois, respectfully present the following report of all the fees and emoluments of my office, and also of necessary expenditures therefore, for and during the half year ending May 31st, 1938, wherein I state the gross amount of all fees or emoluments by me earned by official service during said half year, the total amounts of receipts of whatever name or character, •and all necessary expenses for clerk hire, and other expenses. Nature of Service Rec'd during bk yr. visors in their meeting of September 14th, 1937, I, Lester Edinger, County Treasurer, submit herewith a quarterly r«port showing the outstanding payments due for the County Home from the various townships, covering the months of February, March, arid ftnrll and any prior months: v Riley--L. A. Stockwell >. Total Feb., Mar., Apr., 1938, paid Marengo--D. M. Wright February, 1938 $16.61 y::, :,f ;fff ft March, April, 1938 paid. (kinharn--C. M. Palmer - Iv'oveinber, 1937 ..„fl8.W December, 19*7 ....... .. 22 32 . January, 1938 ...... jg 12 February, 1938 14.56 ;3Vlarch, 1938 16.12 vV^April, 1938 20.96 $106.78 <E»ernung--F. E. Beck . -February, March, April, paid. Aiden--X. B. Clawson .February, March, April, paid. Hartland--J. G. Carroll Aug. 1936 to Mar. 1937 ..$78.66 . 13.12 --$86.77 -..$2.99 2.60 -- $5.59 " Incl. April, 1938 Bwneca--E. F. Kuecker January, 1938 March, 1938 Coral --Chas. H. Ackman i-eb., Mar., April, 1938, paJd. April, 1937 $5.48 85 46 .. G*afton--F. C. Ferris • • ' ' " ^February, March, April, paid.' vBOrr--Hoy J. Stewart * • ^.February, March, April, patfci . ' Greenwood--J. E. Harrison -- September, 1937 $20 10 October, 1937 26i70 November, 1937 13 85 December, 1987 .. ' 16 74 January, 1938 V,...........".". lg'fls February, 1938 ............. 14 17 . March, 1938 n'.ij -fsssr- , ca"1- February, paid. March April Burton--Frank May February, 1938 March, April, paid. . McHenry--Stephen H. Freund . February, March, April, paid Nunda--Henry C. Meier February. March, April, paid. a July, 1935 $32.80--182.80 Algonquin--John Filip February, March, April, 1938 paid. 8.08 8.60 -- $17.88 -87.88 --$7.28 as Co. Collector $11,446.18 2% on $11,176.77 Forfeitures as Co. Treas. 2% on $3,243.88 Pers. Prop. Back Taxes as Treas. on $26,861.12 received M Co. Treasurer .... 2% on $37,426.41 Motor Fu«" Tax received 2% on $3,796.53 Inheritance Taxes collected 2% on $74 4.63 Dog Tax collected 1% on $143,467.43 paid*oiit*(tt Treasurer Penalties and Fees earned 228.58 64.88 868.61 748.41 75.98 14.88 l,4it4.67 201.31 -.$14,478.42 $1,260.00 . 3,076.19 751.58 ... $5,077.75 Total earnings Xxpsndltures Lester Edinger, Co. Treas. Clerk Hire Stamps 1 Total Net earnings from Dec, l"l937 • to May 31, 1938 9,400.67 $14 478 42 of^uneCt1938y 8ubmitted thia 13th day - LESTER EDINGER, Co. Treas. ? r 0 County of McHenry, ss. . ' Lester Edinger, do solemnly swear that the foregoing account is, in all rtspects, just and true according to my best knowledge and belief and .that I have neither received directly or indirectly nor directly or indirectly agreed to receive or be paid for mv own or another's benefit, any other money, article or consideration than therein stated, nor am I entitled to any fee or emolument for the period therein menfled 1 th°Se there,n speci- LESTER EDINGER, Co. Treas. thf«U l and sworn to before me this 13th day of June, 1938. (Seal) R. p. WOODS, County Clerk _ It was thereupon regularly moved bv Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. MeConnell that the report of the Committee be adopted by this Board, and the roll being: called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Committee on Fees and Salaries made the following report which, on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Veterinarian td administer the Tuberculin Test in McHenry County for the ensuing year, as outlined in said report, and the roll being called, Supervisors Stockwell, Palmer, Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris, Stewart Harrison, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst. Suprs. MeConnell and Rosenthal vot£d aye, nay none, motion declared unanimously carried. The Liquor Control Commission of McHenry County presented the following report which, on motion of Asst. bupr. MeConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: ~ 11 July 12, 1838. State of 111., County of McHenry, ss. 10 the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: The undersigned Liquor Control Comission of McHenry County would beg leave to report that since the June meeting of the Board of Supervisors, they have received applications and Issued licenses to the following named persons under tlje provisions of the Illinois Liquor Control Law: Ucsnss r«« $150.00 a«°' V Nfm,e,r AddreBS Location »t>, I1 rank Wozniak, Burton Bridge, l*t „-mi; w- ,°f Burton Bridge, Nunda Twp. 87, Roy V. Hobbs, Lily Lake, 111. 88, Albert Raymond, Crystal Lake HFD Lake' 111 and Rt" 81 at "Y" CryBta* 89, Virgil Kiefer, Woodstock RFD, U mi. S. of Woodstock on U. S. 14. 90, Jerry Marovec, Fox River Grove, 111. 1 mi. S. of Fox River Grove, 111. 91, Connie Straus, McHenry, 111. RFD 2, 4 mi. W. of Wauconda on Rt. 176. Island Lake. 92, John Patek, 1% mi. NE of Alg. on Cary-Algonquin road. 93 Illinois Turner Camp, Algonquin, 111. 6 mi. K. of Algonquin. 94, Alma Evensen, Wauconda, 111. HFD Island Lake 4 mi. W. of Wauconda! nt. 176. . Tot?l ..... $1,350.00 Amount previously .reported ...12,750.00 Total amount received and turned over to the Co. Treas. on Liquor License Fees for the year 1938 Grand Total due to date: 14*1 is ^.l. . , _ , AW ot which is respectfully submutetl 1 an^ G®ntlemen of the LESTER EDINGER Cft Tri,J Hoard of Supervisors: • reaH. j Your Committ€»e on Kees and Salaries Committee ;to Settle with the! r^rtrofThe'Couafv 'riert"1 C?rS porrT8i,or-wlt-re8ented th<S f0U0Wl^ re! Clerk and Sheriff for"^he hal^yea? ' 'n* ,'"n® '• 1938, would beg leave to m. .t «. , June 2J, 1938. 'Submit the following report on tlie mut- ™an Members' of the ' "nd things ba/ore them: r-iLt l 8e 1 nn annu®1 report of the County Clerk being as follows: Receipts Earned Received $2,031.96 $1,180.42 Board of Supervinors Committee to whom was referred the semi-annual report of the Coun- ^J;e,rUr,er' would leave to submit piings Kbewf,o nrter 1tehwePmor.t on the matters and Your Committee would beg leave to ^port that they have held mom hi v -Sle,?tinS8 for the PurP°8e of checking ?f, the Cou"ty Treasurer j Total Earnings •fturing the period covered by this report fnd would beg leave to further « »iat they met in the office of the Counjfe1 Treasurer at Woodstock, Illinois on June 29, 1938 and checked ihe vouchers flgainst said report for the period be- •*inning December 1, 1937 and ending vJune 1, 1938 and find said report to be . Borrect, summarized as follows- " SI on han<! Nov. 30, 1937 j. Total income for period -covered ^report 214.9flg in For l'rooate Fees For Clerk s Fees in Suits in'Court 334 10 tor County Services 1,139 45 For Misc. Serv ^ -...... J) ,9 7 --LMftti.6 131.80 to date --$14,100.00 *VAu(t ^b'ch 's respectfully "submitted. JOHN J. FILIP, Liquor Control Com. Ass t Liquor Contcol Com.: N. B. CLAWSQN" PAUL ROSENTHAL. S. H. FREUND. of tax anticipation warrants be adopted by chis Board, and the roll being called Suprs. t Stockwell) Palmer, Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst. Suprs. MeConnell and Rosenthal voted aye, nay none, motion declared unanimously carried. ; The Committee on McHenry County Home presented the following report. Which, on motion of Supr. Stevens ana duly seconded by Supr. Stewart, and the roll being called, was declared unanimoussly adopted, to-wit: • ' July 8, 1938 Mr. Chairman and members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your County Hotne Committee mat on July 8, at the McHenry County Home and audited the bills for the month of June 1938 a%d respectfuHy submits the following report, recommending same be paid. Woodstock Home Bakery, bread and rolls $71.72 Royal Blue Stores, groceries 107.80 Woodstock Wholesale Co., tob 55.94 J 1 ohJ1„ Sexton, wholo^le grocerl<Mi 167.80 A. W. Wagner, hardware 2.06 Woodstook Feed & Hatchery* chicken feed --43.60 Superior Oil Co., kerosene 43.56 Koblent* Dept. Store, clothing .... 2.75 Seward & Rausch, fish 11.58 wr,.^' ^rinwold, hosp. laundry .... 7.00 VVillis Disbrow, barb wire, twine and papers 18.80 George Moncur, cabbage and tomato plants 3 09 Ludwig Wilson Co., toilet paper" and mops .v. i« tig 111. Bell Tel- Co., telfephoHe lsloo- Montgomery Ward & Co., clothing, thread ,hats an<L blankets 48.37 Ajner Ironing Machine Co., rep. 2.55 The Bokn Hdw. Co., hardwtite .... 18.61 I'feifter Pharmacy, medicine 44.44 Woodstock Dry Goods Co., cloth 10.88 Thorne & Son, clothing 14.55 Goodrows Garage, gas and oil. 13.12 Consolidated Laboratories, fly spray, disinf. and sprayers 41.77 Belcher Bros., rubber matting .... 3.86 D. Hereley & Sons, potatoes and seed pots 13.65 Helnlers Bootery. leather work .... 3.35 Bakkom B.ros., wheel barrow and repairs 9^4 R. O. Andrew Co., feed and grind. 36^09 Irwin, Neisler & Co., medicine .... 7.52 V. Mueller & Co., hosp. sup 19 28 Rosenthal Lumber and Fuel Co. fenc'i* *nd seed :J.'..11«.27 F. W. Wool worth Co., notioba 18.60 Sawyer Biscuit Co., Crackers and cookies n )Yr- P- Allen, incidentals *: 48^70 Wm. P. Allen and wife, salary 150i00 ft.noch Johnson and wife, salary ((cooks) 100.00 Arthur Wendt, salary 55 00 John Borgeson, wages Ko.00 Mrs. Susie McPherson, wages .... 4o!(K) Susan Amerman, head nurse .... 76.00 vV iJrg5ifnni.a« RRSoPgP'e rnsU, r8n®u r««, 5655..0000 Miller, ^hite and Wood, 4 hog/^'isfiii Print, 25 yards. -&Wii mmi' Slides, 84 'dk" Bias Tape, 852 yards. ^ % =r Thread colored, 18 4©tt Thread, white No. 60, ft dos. July f,J$l8. Amount of Inventory en Stock: Children's Aprons 1. v , Women's Aprons 18. „ Children's Sloulei 807. Women's and Misses' BlauMa ti- • Infants' Blouse* 131. k i ,»r . . Children's Bloomers and Panties 48. infants' Bloomers and Panties 80. Bib 1. Women's and Miases' Blapmar*.. and Panties 188. ; . Children's Combinations tl. Infants' Combi4»tions 49.' , Children's Cqor#mUa 87. w,tJ * h Infants' Coveralls U« *•' -S; Curtains (sinfl«) tf. . ^ Chilir Covers 8. DUpers 148. Chlldren's Dresses |41. r . - Infants' Dresaea 8t. * Women's and Misses' Dresaea ttf, Infants Hosiery 0. , Children's Jackets 49. *> * *\ / r ' I^ayettes 9. « "• Mattress Covets 2 0 . * . * Children's^ Mitt«i|S (l»rs.) %f;- • •= = Men's and Young Men's Mlttena , (prs.) 6. Women's and Misses' Nightgowns 81. Children's Nightgowns 8$. Children's Overall Paints 8StV:' j. .V " •: Infants' Overalls 25. *- r- ' ! ' Pan Holders 97. Boys' Pajamas IS. Children's Pajamas 108. Infants Pajamas 28. Men's and Young Men's Pajamas |i. Women's and MisifM' , Children's Pants 3J& ; : . , Pillow Cases 162. *,1 Pillow Tickings 46, ? Quilt 1. ; Crib Quilt 1. v Infants Rompm Sft ' Rugs 8. V Sheets 85. Men's and Young Man's Shirts 1S1. Children's Shorts 12$. Men's and Young Men's 8horts 59. Infants' Slips 89. • Child's Suits 18. . Women's and MistHM' Sllp« 47. Infants' Suits 9. Ladies' Suits 0. ; . ' „ Table Cloths 8. •. Towels (Huck) 14. ; : Towels (Terry) 28. * Toy* t. - ROY J. STEWART, CfaaJraafe J. S. HARRISON P. K. BECK July 5, 1888. Matemamt of Oaak «e««iptB aaC •xpendltares Molrtry Cooatjr Cash on Hand May 1, 1988 -.$104.88 Cash Receipts 637.65 8741.88 Cash Expenditures, Materials and Supplie* $417.64 Philip B. Bierdeman, shf. dpty. 125.00 Ot*a S. Nulle, shf. feed. pris. 100.00 Henry A. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees, serv. 100.00 City of Woodstock, Ct. Hse. Jail It. and water 73.06 All of which is respectfully submitted. C. M. PALMER - M. TURNER # '1 . FRANK C. FERRIS ,' - - v . .. FRANK MAY A • The Committee on Claims,' County Poor made the following report, which on motion of Supr. Freund and duly seconded by Supr. Turner and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: July 12, A. D. 1938. Mt. Chairman ahd 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 ClArk be directed to Issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Nunda, Old People's Rest Home, Etta Hibbard, TB & Pauper .,..$20.00 Chgo. Indus. Home for CRll.; dependent children -.578.50 Algonquin, Addison Manuel Training Sch., depdt. chil. Daymonds 40.00 T. B. and Pauper-- Dorr,' Dr. M. A. Cunningham,, Marion Kuppe ....__ 79.90 Dorr, Fred Benson, Mrs. Benson.... 30.00 McHenry, Anna Freund, Mildred Freund 25.00 McHenry, Tho». P. Bolger, Mildred Freund 7.59 Greenwood, Farmer's Store, Spinas 72.89 Greenwood, Farmer's Store, Wm. Shoepke 28.14 Dorr, Df. Wm. Magill Schultie, Mrs. Ethel Chamber 65.00 A. & P. Store, Bernhard Glseke .... 12.00 Alden, A. F. Simes, R. Bussert .... 20.00 Dorr, Pierce & Son, Mrs. Ystebo 35.00 Nunda, Alma Nelson, Elmer Nelson 25.00 Nunda, Art Wilbrandt, Mrs. Thompson 25.00 Nunda, Edmund Winters, Mrs. Thompson 50.00 Coral, Lydia Hale, Fred Hale 45.00 11 487 fid To the Board of Supervisors: ' Your County Home and Hospital Coma »L fe .>met.-ilt the County Farm July 8th to do the regular monthly business oor£dwerfs° if.onrg soovneMr . the W1U and drawing foiTowsrmmarle"of the bin*ar®" Permanent Improvement Running Expense ......... Clothing Tobacco Medicine Hospital Dieting Fuel "" Total .. Sale, 4 hogs .... ....$56.77 ,...768.09 • 28.14 55.94 .... 51.96 --215.18 893.41 $1,64 5.10 .... 157.41 'exPe«|» • •••• • • .$1,487.69 l he County Home Committee recommends an appropriation of $200.78 from the general fund to finish payment 011 tlie elevator and shaft at the County Home and Hospital. The committee made a tour of the Farm and found everything in good conduion- Evervone had a ride on the new elevator and found that It Works very satisfactorily. worxs Respectfully submitted, . G. J. CARROLL F. E. BECK A. B. McCONNELL M H. C. MEIER / FRANK C. FERRIS CCnolu.nn?ty„ PrTel.i,SeVf ' pCroemsemn'ttetde e thoen fMolcloHweninryg and ™VVhi'Cil 0n motion- made Placed on file, July 5, 1938 Balance on Hand July 1, 1938 ....$329.29 The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and on motion of Supr. P&lmer and duly seconded by Supr. Turner and carried, the same were referred to the proper committees for report, and the Board adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. M. (D. S. T.) for Committee work. X:30 O'CLOCK ». M. (B. g. T.) Board met pursuant to adjournment and upon roll call, the same tnemDers responded to their names, constituting a quorum. The Cotntnlttee on Claims Labor Fees and Supplies made the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker and roll being called, was declarea unanimously adopted, to*wit: July 18, A. D. 1988. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisorsr: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supplies Clfclms would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of tlte following, and that thf• Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt: Frank Thornber-- Co. Clk. ptg. and Slip, .$110.01 Ctr. Clerk -i.. 70.82 Judcy. Justice Few- Albert Krause 14.85 Grant Nolan ..... 85.00 Charles F. Hayes 16,00 H. T. O'Conner 7.40 C. J. Williams ... 6.10 Co. Clk. ins. Depdn.-- W. J. Copeland, Weindorf 5.00 O. E. Nelsoh, Walter 5.00 Henry W. Sandeen, Weindorf, Johnson, Waiter 15.00 A. S. Romberger, Johnson 6.00 J. F. Harris, Norton 5.00 Glenn E. Wright, Norton, Litkins 10.00 > ^ 81,159.12 All Of which Is respectfully submitted. F. E. BECK, Chm. f. E. HARRISON :W'-. /'tl. C. MEIER 0. J. CARROLL \,;v A. B. .McCONNELL . The following resolution on Right of Way Purchase, S. A. Rt. 11 State Bond Issue Rt. 47, was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: R. O. W. Purchase Besolattan . Whereas, there is now available for the Use of McHenry County, Illinois, out of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929, the sum of $51.01 apd, Whereas, it is permissible under said Motor Fuel Tax Law, approved March 25, 1929, to purchase Right of Way for he improvement of State Aid Roads, and. Whereas, the Right of Way Committee of the Board of Supervisors of Me- Heni'y County, Illinois, have secured the signatures to the following Highway Dedication for the improvement of State Aid Route Number 11, McHenry County, IllinoiR: •tate Aid mt. 11 State Bond Issue Bt. 47 David R. Joslyn Jr., Attorney for William E. Gaulke ...« $50.00 Lester Edinger, Treas. McHenry County, Treas. Fees 1.01 $94,703.44 o °^ha1/ >'ear, • $7,481.68 twx • earnings previously reported: Court Co.tii '~ , Grand Total $309,611.93 Disbursements for period . covered by report $221,345.32 Valance on hSnd in all funds May 31, 1938 Clerk Hire, including extra ...$3,082.68 Refunded, -docket fee 5.00 Miscellaneous ... 44.51 '/ Clerk's Salary lor ; one-half year '«<S||.i6 Balance due County for half year ending June 1, 19$8 .,. *1,992.36 Circuit Olerk 88,266.61 The semi-annual report of th eCircult , .^Ilectlons and disbursements, we sub-i Suits in Court ...... 1.980 86 .- mit herewith as a part of this report. 'For Mine Serv 1SS*4K All of which isj-eiRiiectfully submitted. 151 days in Court it 1938 to dfall°WlnS reP°rt fr°m M&y 11' 1 938-- Goods purchased and paid for: v!^y li* 'Mont»omery Ward A Co. 886.52 May 20, express ^charges ... 14'; ""I w°od- Dry Goods Co.""."; 3o!s7 -Jia> ii, express charges 7$ June 1 Montgomery Ward A Co. 7145 June 14, Montgomery Ward A Co. 85 80 June 15, Automatic Button Co. . 732 June 23, expr^s charges ic June 28, Wood. Dry Goods Co 43^47 1U ^D'938, Wood. Dry Good Co. 25^94 June 28, Koblentz Dept. Stfere 58 50 Casta Amount 8412.64 1,826.80 142.45 H. C. MEIER ROY J. STEWART C. M. PALMER ' F. E. BECK $10.00 per day 1,510.00 Total Earnings for year $7,8U.»r 1"he Committee on Public Buildings made the following report which, on motion of Supr. Heck and duly seconded by hupr Stockwell. and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: ^ . ' • 1 July 18, 1988 Mr Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Public Buildings 1 ~ ««uiy o, i»a» to whom was referred Tornado Insur- ,„?* Committee on Relief beg to subance Renewal liolicies on McHenry 1 ^"e followin* rennr• tmm u... County property would beg leuve to relK> rt that they met at the Court House in the City of Woodstock, and made an investigation with regard to said matter; and would recommend that at this time payment be made to the following agencies for renewal policies as above stated dated June 15, 1988: F. A. Kitchens, Ringwood $128.64 J. F. Mitchenfi, Harvard ! (17 69 Your Committee would further report that they took up the m-itter of awnings for the Sheriff residence. which was referred to the Huilding Committee last fall for investigation Your Committee after having considered said matter would recommend that the awnings be purchased for an amount not to exceed $40.00. All of which is respectfully Submitted. CHAS. H. ACKMAN C. M. PALMER H. M. TURNER S. H. FREUND F R A N K MAY The Committee on Finance made the following report and recommendation. to-wit: Woodstoclb, 111., July 12, 1938. To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Finance would beg leave to wubmit the following resolution and recommend its adoption towlt : Whereas, there is not at this time sufficient money , in the Treasury of McHenry Countv to meet and defray the ordinary expenses of the County, and it is necessary at this time to provide a fund to meet all such expenses by issuing and disposing of anticipation warrants to be drawn against the County Tax levied in the year 1937 in the way and manner provided by the Statute of this State for the issuing and disposing of warrants. Be It Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry <^»d« punAased by Townships: Mav V' ( r : i raft0" Township ..... ,$ e gg May 6, Dorr Township 93 38 iuay H' Cora' Township 19 So h Metzen 1>0«t Harvard, 111. IsilO «;• Algonquin Township .... 15.10 M*>' 25. Montgomery Ward A Co., rebate May 31, Wm. C. Peterson Poiiit. Crystal Lake June 6, Coral Township ' June 10, Hebrtfn Township •June 14, Dorr Township " June 10, (Jrafton Township "*[ June 14, Montgomery Ward it Co.*. refund June 14, Chemung Township"""."." June 29, Greenwood Township' .... June 29. Hebron Township July 2, L>orr Township &.15 10.60 4.00 8.30 67.TO 22.38 H. J. Schmidt, Litkins Rochester Germicide Co., Ct. Hse. Sup 111. Bell Tel. Co., C. H. jail tel R. O. Andrew Co, C. H. s"up. ... Bakkom Bros., Ct. Hse. jail rep. Bohn Hdw. Co., Ct Hse. sup Ethel C. Coe, Co. Supt., Sup. Schs. office supplies Harvard Herald, Co. Clk. pt. and supplies Herald I'ubl. Co., Co. Clk. ptg. and supplies Richmond Gasette, Cir. Clerk""!" H. C. Miller Co., Cir. Clerk Callaghan & Co., Cir. Clerk Woodstock Daily Sentinel, Co. Clk. ptg. and sup. $38.50; CO, Treas. ptg. $3.50 Burrough s Adding Machine Co. Co. Treas. off. sup Lawyers Coop. Pub. Co., Judcy. library 111. State Emp. Serv., C. H! liup. 24!46 C. L. Tiyon, Supt. Hwys., Co. Hwy. Maint O. H. Evans A Co., shf. of. sup. .... Dale L. Dassow, Ct. Hse. rep. .... Sheriff Feeding Pris.-- West. United Gas and Elsco. Co. E. G. Shinner Sweetland Grocery ."....."".7. Hoesley's Bakery Kirkman Ice Co .....„!! Marinda Bates ...„.!!....!..!!!!!!!l!!!! G. A. Parker May E. King, D. D. S., shf. jail"" sup. clothing Hamilton Studio, shf. off. sup. .!!! E. C. Bodenschats, C. H. sup Henry A. Nulle, shf. jier diem and fees for serv Henry A. Nulle, shf. shf. per diem and fees for serv 727.05 Henry G. Fisher, sheriff's bailiff 40.00 Homer H. Mann, sheriff's bailiff 38.00 Deputy Sheriff-- Loren Edinger Harold BreWer „..!".."_!.!! Otto Buchert * """ Martin Bo hi ......„...!.„!!!!!!.Z Vivian Seaman ..,,,........!!!!!!!!"! •Martin Ekelund Howard Freeman --_.._!!!!!!!!.J!!^! Mbin Kuppe Edwin Weltalen Armour Birk, shf. bailiff $4.00 Deputy Shf. $24.60 Helen Mann, shf. per diem and and fees for serv Ora S. Nulle, shf. per diem and fees for Berv Harold W. Schmidt, Co. Treas. off. sup Harv. Herald. Co. Treas. off. sub. li!60 Supr. Sal. Mileage-- L. A. Stockwell .98 52.45 22.66 7.20 298.32 ':i $687.85 _ » * July 5, 1938. „ Supervisors Material on Hand: Buttons, Wac* No. 22,134 dosen. Muttons, black No. 27, 132 dos. Buttons, colored, 36 dos. Buttons, white No. 20, 120 dos. I'enim, blue, 800 yanto , : Dimity, 10 yards. v.* Flannel. 10 yards. „,.1 .• , Pique, 3 yards- * 5.00 84.48 8180 86.33 9.27 8.80 18.00 108.45 47.90 14.75 17.67 13.09 *M0 15.60 22.50 270.2S ' 5.00 15.00 8.11 48.05 27.54 15.33 9.00 8.00 18.94 4.00 4.79 80.40 84.57 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 18.00 8.00 4.00 88.00 4,00 t:»o 170 $51.01 Therefore, be it resolved by said Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, that the above amount of $51.01 of the Motor Fuel Tax of 1929 be used for the purchase of said right of way above mentioned, and, Be It Further Resolved, that R. D. Woods, County Clerk, is 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 Asst. Supr. Rosenthal and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens that the above and foregoing resolution be adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried: The following resolution on Right of Way purchase, Sec. 13, M. F. T. was presented and read to the Boafd, to-wit: Bight-of-Way Resolution It is Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, at its meeting this 12th. day of July, 1938, that there Is hereby appropriated the sum of $882.44 dollars, or so much thereof 'as may be necessary, from the said county's motor fuel tax allotment of 1929, for the purchase of Right of Way, together with all court costs, and jury awards in nceessary4 condemnation proceedings, required foi- State Aid Route 5B Ext 4A Ext 4A' (also known as Section 13 M. F. T.) When detailed costs for each tract, or condemnation are known, the County Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized to send a statement of such cost to C. H. Apple, District Engineer, Elgin, Illinois, with request for payment from aforesaid motor fuel tax allotment. Be It Further Resolved, that . this resolution be submitted tb the Department of Public Works and Buildings, State of Illinois, to guarantee payment of all, costs for right o£ way needed on said State Ai<^ Route 5B ext. 4A ext. 4A also known as Section 13, M. F. T., the detailed location being described as follows: Beginning on the Public Highway designated as State Aid Route 5B Ext. at a point near the intersection with State Bond Issue Route 60; thence northerly on said Route 5B Ext. to State Aid Route 4A Kxt.; thence masterly on said State Aid Route 4A Ext. and on State Aid Route 4A to the McHenry County and Lake County line. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Freund and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart that the above and foregoing resolution be adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. D. M. Wright C. M. Palmer F. E. Beck N". B. Clawson G. J. Carroll E. F. Kuecker chas. H. Acftman ...: Frank C. Ferris Roy J. Stewart Roy J. Stewart, tel. „.... J. E. Harrison H. M. Turner J. G. Stevens Frank May S. H. Freund Henry C. Meier John J. Filip ..„.!!.! A. B. MeConnell Paul Rosenthal A. A. Crissey, pro. off. Anna Graves, er. TB cattle 58.45 72.60 87.40 87.80 85.40 16.70 48.40 54.20 12.90 188,25 8.87 74.70 48.00 87.60 18.60 48.40 80.50 49.00 88.90 80.65 75.00 75.00 Vestie Muldoon, C. H. jail sal 125.00 Daisy V. Moore, sup. schs. asst. and clerk hire US.7S _ The followfng resolution on Right of Way Purchase Compensation was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: Besolatlon Whereas, It is necessary for the widening of a portion of It public highway In McHenry County, Illinois, known as State Aid Route 5 Extension-4A Extensions* Setcion 13 M. F. T. to acquire the hereinafter described real estate; and Whereas, it is now necessary to acquire such real estate in accordance with the plans, maps and specifications prepared; and Whereas, such land is to be acquired for public highway purposes. Wherefore Re It Resolved that Paul Rosenthal and Chas. H. Ackman'either or both of them, be and they are hereby authorized to purchase the hereinafter described real estate from the owner or owners thereof in the name of the County of McHenry, and they are hereby authorized and empowered to offer for the purchase of land hereinafter described the following: Kenneth A. Lopeman ...$25.<»0 Estate of Edward Carey $18.00 The County Treasurer of this County is hereby authorized and directed to withdraw the necessary funds of the County and deliver ,the same to the above mentioned persons for; the purpose of making such tender «>r offer. It Is Further Resolved, that if just compensation cannot be agreed upon for such real estate, then that condemnation proceedings be instituted as soon as may be for the acquisition of suet, real estate In the name of the County of McHenry. That the real estate to bt acquired is described as follows: Kenneth A. Lopeman Tract Part of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 29, Township .46 North, Range 9 East of the Third Principal Meridian. In the County of McHenry and State of Illinois, described as folluws: Commencing at a point on the east and west quarter line of said Section. K- «S 29 iu wooi 4uai IIIIC i/i Dam ocuiiuik^ 4169.7 feet west of the east quarter*5 , corner of said Section 29; ^hence north* ; v westerly along a line forming an angl+v .. of 32 degrees 4% minutes to the righf^.' ?'.•£• with the said quarter section line, a dis* tance of 1072.6 feet to a point In rang# ' with the easterly line of an existing, . ' Highway if extended southerly; thencC-'.-v'-- northeasterly along said easterly exist*, lng Highway line so extended and beingf' on a line forming an angleof 78 degree^' 58 minutes to the right with a prolong*' . * ation of the last described course, fo#'*.' * a distance of 31 feet to a point for at i,' place of beginning; Thence north«»lterly along the proV';!1; s longatipn of the rast described course.' £'• -: a distance of 9.76 feet, thence south* "C, '• e a s t e r l y o n a l i n e f o r m i n g a n a n g l e o f - • ' 101 degrees 02 minutes to the right „ with a prolongation of the la*st descrih*'" * ed course, a distance of 145.5 feet the easterly line of the K. A. LopemajfcS'f;;:-I; property; thence southwesterly alon# -.jf. the aforesaid- easterly property line, '"stance of 9.76 feet to the northeaster* V- "- ' line of an existing Highway; thencA'fvf: northwesterly along said F.ortheasterl^i i .. existing . Highway • line, a distance ©£r 145.5 feet to. the place of beginning. ' . Said parcel of land containing 0.O81?^W*') acres of land more or leas, » ' > • •. • • • - » . » ^ v s \ \ Estate, of Edward Ciirey ' • r-".H'Sv5 Part of the southwest quarter of thqv northeast quarter of Section' 29, Town-* X:' " ship 46 North, Range 9 East of th® " . Third Principal Meridian. In the Coun-H^ ty of McHenry and State of Illinois, . ' Described as follows. Commencing at an intersection on tha east and west quarter line of Section 29, Township and Range aforesaid, with the westerly line of the Edward Carey property, (as recorded in the Recorder's office of McHenry County, Illinois in book 146 of Deeds on page 61) said point being 2320.43 feet west of the eaqf quarter corner of aforesaid Section; thence northerly along the afore-> ' said westerly property line which forma an angle of 89 degrees 33 minutes to the Tight with a prolongation of the last; - described ^course, a distance of 25 feet'• • to a point for a place of beginning; (said point being on the ntwtherly lino of an existing highway -which extendi in an easterly and westerly direction) thence northerly along the prolongation - of the last described course and being on the westerly line of said Edward1 Carey property, a distance of 15 feet; thence easterly along a line forming an angle of 90 degrees 27 minutes to the right with a prolongation of the last' described course, a distance of 638.3 . feet to the westerly line of an existing^ private road; thence southerly alon£ ° the aforesaid westerly line of the ex- " isting private road, a distance of 9.5 feet to the northerly line of an existing; highway which extends in an easterly and westerly direction; thence westerly1 along the northerly line of the existing highway, a distance of 638 feet to the / place of beginning. Said parcel of land containing 0.18 acres of land more or l^ated «»i» 18th day of July 0. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Beck and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer that the resolution be adopted * by this Board, and the roll being called, said motion was declared unanimously cayied. The Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following report, to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentleman of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Your Committee met on the 27th day of June 1938 and audited bills for labor and materials for Section 12, M.- F. T., and then went to McHenry andt inspected the work being done on Section 12. This road has turned out to"1 be the most difficult road job yet done by the County and involves' more than< 45000 cubic yards of excavation, tills across the swamps and an unusual num-'.V ber of culverts. The State approved' estimate of cost being $46,000, after the details of construction were Worked out- The original resolution-' t'ot this roadj based on average- cost of the other ' roads constructed by the County,- waS'. $27,000. our figures so far indicate that v we would finish the road at a cost ' . . of about $12000 under the estimate, , however the final cost will exceed the $27000 mentioned in the original reso- • lutions, and we considered shortening the three (3) mile section by leaving^ off the south portion of the road. Tho ' right-of-way was secured at a very reasonable figure and it would be a bad' precedent not to fulfill the promises involved, so we decided to proceed with the construction and recommend a supplemental appropriation of the need- ' • ed funds at a later date when more definite figures are available. We again nit t on the 2nd day of July 938 to vie^ the results to the County's roads bridges due to the terrific rain m in the north part of the County. We found that on the County State \id System of Roads, the bridge near the depot at Alden was completely ' «ashed out; this is a very important road and we found that a temporary oridge could be put in to one side and we secured a gasoline crane to drive----^ piles and place beahis and planks thereon for $150, exclusive of two helpers and a few additional planks. The bridge on the black top road in the Town of uunham, near the City limits of Harard, was washed out and destroyed; the bridge over the N'ippersink Creek at Greenwood was washed out, the north abutment completely gone and the souttt abutment so badly damaged and under- . . mined that it looked to be beyond repair from a practical stand point; the steel truss appeared to be in good shape but needed to be replaced by a longer tructure, as the creek had washed out, pike for more than fifty (50) feet beyond the former north end of the bridge and had also widened Its course at the f south end so that the south abutment was standing out in the creek. We thought the steel trusses could be saved and put to use at some other, location where it would fit conditions. The. shoulders and edges on a* portrion of the Greenwood, black top road are badly damaged, we think probably due to the culverts being blocked with trees . and hay. We'also report that the west abutment of the Smorje bridge on the Woodstock-Alden road, about one and one-half (IVfe) miles west of Route 47, on the Bole's corner road is undermined .ind out of plumb and needs to be re- 6 placed. The Warf brfdge in the Town f Riley is also out. We also passed several Town bridges that were washd out or damaged. We noticed that the bridges washed out were the older bridges of the County and Towns and of only sixteen (16) feet roadways, .: lardly adequate for modern traffic anyway, on main roads. Knowing the ex- • pense the County was put to for bridges washed out and dam.iged by the floods of last year, which put the Countv far in the red, we realized that all of these bridges on the County and Town roads i-ould not be replaced this year from current funds. We again met at Wopdstock, Illinois, on the 8th day of July 1938 and learned that the Works Progress Administration would try to grain help on the , washed out roads and ridges and would attempt to have something definite to : offer at the July 12th meeting of this B<mrd A representative of the Whitel'hillip Company, a . bond organization? was present and stated he thought the bonds of .McHenry County could be sold ; on two and o n e - h a l f ( 2 ' i ) t o t h r e e ( 3 % ) per cent interest. That it usually took forty-five (45) days to sixty (60) days - trom the time the first steps were taken to the time the bonds could be sold. That on invitation Jhe would be present at a later, date to give more definite in- - formation. Mr. Ttlchmo'nd* or "the" State 'Division" ' 'j i>f Highways was present and offered1' i-ooperation of his department and mentioned that perhnps a Public Works! * Administration grant and loan could be secured. That the St;Ste Bridge Depart- | ment was far behind, due to so many1 • bridges being out throughout the State. All of the above matters were discussed ind it was the consensus of' opinion that a bond issue would be n< *%ded to aise the funds to rebuild and repair the roads and bridges now damaged, and assuming that the cost would be $100,- /