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» • i' ** 'r~> , .>>*•, • . „v . SWH'S-S •?>- . ^ ?"' Jv.V- - c " ; ' / i r. .*mzr^iT*tx* w v.rr^ wxT"p':^ * >& $ 4*r " vr • • . ' v - v " , . ' \ v v - „ ; - < r , c ' * - . v ' / v ^ v \ * - r - • . v : ^ : . * ' ; . « • • - ^ B O A R D O F Tw» . • ,sr v>.. • w - C J •S t jK I ! §o F J .S N c H e i r y C o a i t y , I l l l n o l i Official Report W the Proceedings for the Fiscal Year Ending April 1,1989. . ^ «v ^ v V '$ SUPPLEMENT TO-- McHENRY PLAIN DEALER, McHenry, 111. v Thursday, April 20,1939. ; V Regular September • > Meeting, 1938 <<S&utiiWied from part one) -. ••-•' - ' <(See supr. Record in officeof County t Clerk, p . " , "j.x was thereupon regularly moved by ,3up>. totocKweil and uuiy seconded by -•'-bnpr. Wnfeut'that the ResoiuucSri entitled •"•^vii.oULiUTlUN directing dehv- ;• e»>' of *<o,cutj:ou undge Bonus, dated ..a» 01 oepi-oiioer lo, iya.v of iue Luun- " ty or Morlenry, in the State of Illinois." a*dop..eu ana ayiiiuveu uy this Board and the roll being called, suprs. Stockwetl, Wrigot, Painrei, Been,-"Clawson, Carroll, ivutoker, AcKinan, i-erris, stew- - a£t, Harrison, Turner/ Stevens, May, fc;reunu, Meier and Asst.- Suprs. iic- - Conneii and .Rosenthal voted aye, nay Done. The Chairman declared' the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Finance mads the . following report, to-\vit: Kpoit ot Committee oa rnmi Tax x>evy, 193v -'Mp. Chairman and Gentlemen of The > Board of Supervisors: Youi ^uiiinutiee to whom was re- .-V'?-Birred the matter of the County JTax lievy for the year 19b8, would beg leave to submit the ulluwin^ leport on the Matter* before them': ". . Hi nat we have ascertained the several items of necessary expenditures tor tile county- as nearly as posaiuie ind recommend that the sum 01 one Hundred Seventeen Thousand, Eight Hundred ana E.guty l/una.s and no . cants ($117,880.00) for General County purposes, and the sum of *orty F-J U I Thousand Dollars J44.000.00) for County Highway Tax, Maintenance state Mid totate Aid ivoads, maKing a total ot One Hundred sixty-one Thousand, Wight Hundred Eighty Dollars and no cents (tioi.sfcu.uuj oe appropuated ana le.ied as County Tax on all taxable . property of said County and State iuoresaid tor tne year a. D. 1S38, and tuat tiie County Cleik is hereby instructed to extend said amount on ail . Ukxaoie property in the County, in accordance with the report for the following purposes, to-wit: bdiary, county superintendent -of Highways - $2285J00 Travelling Expenses, County Supt. of Highways 715.00 Sataiy County Judge --...%.... StiOU.UO County Services, snerlff 3400.00 County Services, County Clerk,.. 3100.00 Cvumy oei vices, Circuit ClerK.. louO.Ou ' . County Services, Treasurer 1000.00 . Compensation County Supt. of £>cuoois 1800.00 Otrice Expense, County Supt of Schools 600.00 Sublines, County Oilictrs .......... 8000.00 Stationary, County - Officers ...... 1600. Ou Postage, County Officers 8000.00 Blxpitoo, County .oaaiccTb lOuu.vu Per Diem, Board of Review 2200.00 Clerk Hire, Board of Review .... 800.00 Itiieage and i er uiein, Jurors .. 4UUO.OO Coroners and Coroner's Jury fees at Inquests 600.00 Xftua for jbirtn and Death Reports .-. 300.0c Salary Probation Officer, County Court 1080.00 Stiary Probation Officer, Clr- • '•'.•cult Court 800*00 gSiaries, County Home and ' Farm 7500.00 .. . .CSi e of Inmates, County Home and Farm "3600.00 .'JUiel, County Home and Farm .. 1000.00 :. ®(ght and lJower» County Home •'•land Farm 1000.00 . Care of Dependent Children 6000.00 'Qfcre of T. B. Patients 4000.00 Bogardus Fund Relief Ex-Soldiers, Sailors and Marines .... 8000.00 County Blind Relief 15000.00 ."Mothers' I'ensions 14000.00 #*uel. Court House and Jail 1700.00 . .JUght and Water, Court Houss and Jail 1000.00 Be pairs of Court House and • Jail 1000.00 ; Sbepairs of County Home and. Farm 1000.00 Janitor Service ... lfcuO.OO . Supplies, Court- Houss 600.Oo Supplies, County Jail COO.OO Saiaiy, v'o»kmg for Prisoners .. lauu.yo Salary, Deputy Sheriffs 1800.0u Livery for Sheriff 1200.00 County Aid in Building Bridges lOOu.OO • 'Furniture, Court House and Jail 500.00 |xaw Books, Circuit and County .. Court Libraries 1000.00 Per Diem, Boaid of Supervisors lOOo.OO Special Committee Work Board of Supervisors 2500.00 Mileage Board of Supervisors „ 500.00 • .Eradication of, T. B. in Cattle .... 3500.00 OBkyment of Right Qf Way 1000.00 ttto 14.25 4.00 6.00 , (M 1.40 Zlon Office' Supply, Co. Treas. , off. sup 8.1$ Sill. Off. supoly Co., Co. Tre4s. ptg< 42,81 J. C. Jess Co., cir. elk #.64 ^Goerlitz-Becknell Co., cir. elk.' 14J1 C. L.. Herald I>ub. Co^ iid. of its v. 15.00 Harvard Herald---' Cir. Clk. ' JJ.M Co. Clk elec. sup. ..113.60 Co. Treas. assmt. J 17.40 O. L#. Herald Pup. Co., Co. Clk, elec. sup. z Woodstock D. Sentinel-*- « Co. Clk. elec. sup. ...1... Supr. prtg. .... Charles F. Hayes, Co.. Clk. elec. sup. .' , > , ' John T. Kitchen,'co. cik. die: sup. State Hank of Woodstock, Co. Treat-, off. sup .i„_^ Harold W. Schmidt- Co. Treas. off. sup • ' ' "56 CO. Clk. prtg. and sup 38.95 Harry C. Daniels, judcy. misc.... 15.00 Charles F. Hayes, judcy. Jus. fees 40.00 Dr. A. S. Romperger, Anna JSslich Co. Clk ins. Dep ,k. (.00 Dr. T. F. Rorrest, Anna Esllck, Co. Clk Ins. Dep 6.0o Tappan Ins. Agency, insurance .... 73.84 Pfeiffer's i'harmacv, Co. Hwy. tUp. 2.06 Sup. Sch. off. exp.-- Pfeiffer's Pharmacy 1.J4 Security Env. Co ; 14.17 Byers Printing Co J.66 Kthel C. Coe f,00 Marengo Rep-News, Co. Treas. assnu, 211.70 111. Bell Tel. Co., C. H. Jail tel .. .112.26 Anna Graves, er. TB cattle 14.00 111. istate Employ. Serv., C. H. sup. 22.19 Woodstock Tent & Awning Co., C. H. sup 35 o& Eeo J^. Trebes, C. H. jail repairs 20.00 Hall & Eckert, C. H. Jail repairs 5.12 Dr. A. M. Yessler, shf. Jail sup. clo Henry A. Nulls, shf. per diem fees, serv. V Ora S. Nulle, shf. per diem, fees, serv. 4.00 C. L. Tryon, Ct. Hwy. Malnt. ..Z...268.02 IrO. W. and Bids. Rd.-- McHenry Co. Title Co. George L,. Tryon Wayne Mentser C. S. O'Connell Lester E. Swain Shf. Feeding Pris.-- Hoesley's Bakery Kirk man Ice Co Schmidt's Market ........ G. A. Parker B 01 E. C. Bodenschats „ " 48 40 Western In. Gas & Elec. Co. 6 77 Marinda Bates Marinda Bates, c""h'.'^ Jaii'"reP: Harold Brewer, shf. deputy W alter Mengs, shf. deputy Rudy Hauk, shf. deputy. .: Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Ejections, to whom was referred the Election Expense Bills, for. tne Special Bond Election held September t, A. D. 1938, In .McHenry County, would beg leave to • epori that they havs examined $aid biolCments and would recommend tuat ii<< louowmg oilis be mxia ai coirecteo and here presented, for the various election districts and prsclncts in Mcnenry County, to-wit: Riley ..................... -M.il V.llgO 1 jiarclibo *•• • junnam '• v ' - -Total .8117,880.00 County Highway Tax Maintenance State and State Aid Roads ..._ ....: 44,000.00 Total amount to .be raised.. 8161,880.00 All of which Is respectfully submitted this 13th day of September, A. D. 1938. H. M. TURNER ROY J. STEWART J.1 E. HAiUviSON' C. M. PALMER E. K. KCECKER .V: It was thereupon regularly moved by 5rtt#pr. Wright and duly' seconded by ..ippr. Ackman that the report of the Committee on Finance be approved and the Annual Tax Levy be approved and adopted by this Board, and the roll being railed, Suprs. StockwelV Wright, Palmer, Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst. Suprs. McConnel and Rosenthal voted aye, nay none. The Chair- Wan declared the motion unanimously carried. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County, together with the Expense Bills of Judges and Clerks of Election and Polling Places for the various precincts and districts in Mc- Henry County, and on motion of. Supr! . Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer and declared unanimously tarried, tl|e same were referred to the proper /. committees for report, and the Board adjourned to 1 :30 o'clock P. M. (D. S. T.) . Jfor Committee Work. » 1:30 O'CXiOCX P. If. (D. 8. *.) " Board met pursuant to adjournment, td the roll being called by the Clerk, e following members responded to tlleir names to-wit: Suprs. Stockwell. Wright, Palmer. Beck. Clawson, Carroll. Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, Turner, Stevens, Mav, Freund, Meier, Filip and Asst. Suprs. McCon- JK, ^nd Rosenthal constituting a full The Committee on Claims, Labor. Fees and Supplies presented the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded bv Supr .Ackman and thfe roll being called, was ^ifclared unanimously adopted, to-wit: , .Sept. 13. A. D. 1938 /P|r. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Rrturd of Supervisors: „ Vour Committee on I^ibor, F»-es and Supply Claims would beg leave to re- ; IN»rt that they have xamined all claifas 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 tile several amounts allowed, 'as fol- / ""lj&'wa, to-wit: -- *• _ • P. F. Pettibone & Co.-- •••Sup. Sch. off. sup 5.29 Coroner 16.3J 12.50 4.45 14.87 72.86 88.48 16.54 9.00 87.87 8.61 2.00 .50 8.00 4.00 4:00 Howard Freeman, shf. deputy ""' 12!o0 8.00 . 4.00 . 4.00 .. 20.00 . 4.00. . 12.00 . 20.00 . 12.00 . 4.00 . 8.00 456.00 Martin Ekelund Martin Bohl. shf. deputy .,71^ ~* Fred Bau, shf. deputy „' Armour Birk, shf. deputy * ™"~ Armour Birk, shf. bailiif ... .. " Homer H. Mann, shf. deputy .*.. Homer H. Mann, shf. bailiff Loren Edinger, shf. deputy Loren Edinger, shf. bailiff ....!.!! Henry (}. Fisher, shf. bailKf John J. Filip, Bd. of Review '! George D. Keyes, Bd. of Review 408.00 George A. Nelson, Bd. of Review 458.00 Joseph Hemmer, Bd. of Review 468.00 Irene Deitz, Bd. of Review 180 00 ' rancis W. Bod well, Bd. of Rev. 224 00 Sanitary Plbg. & Htg., C. H jail repairs 17SA7 Dr- E- Thos. Brand, Cd^ tHkid Relief iasa 8opr. Sal. Mil.--- " L. A. Stock well >7 «• Delos M. Wright .... ...-- "lOOJOO Charles M. Palmer F. E. Beck N. B. Clawson . G. J. Carroll E. K. Kuecker Chas. H. Ackman """ ""* Frank C. Ferris .. Hoy J. Stewart .... J. E. Harrison H. M. Turner ... J- G. Stevens Frank May S. H. Freund 42.65 44.80 <2.70 22.20 24.50 .... 62.45 ..... 19.10 ,.. 73.60 ;.... 41.40 -... 24.80 34.40 6.80 H. C. Meier 60.20 Paul Rosenthal «Vin A. B. McConnell 58 40 Henry A. Xnlie, shf. per diem,' " fees, serv 100 00 Pi hhtii liipn Ki^' UiHViiee' r-dfehmf anfe, esdh'f .P 1"d1"p-t y. . "1lo2o5l o0o0 i\afsve v u'doon-ct- H. jaii ^ai: .:::l":oo i M?ore. sup. sch. asst. and clk. hire jjj 75 Don A. Wicks State's Atty. asst. 330 00 Anna Graves, er. TB cattle 75.00 .pr?' oflficer 2 mos. 150.00 J? j oodstock, Ct. Hie. Jail It. and water 30 All of which is respectfully rubmttted c. m. Palmer frank may D. M. WRIGHT H. M. TURNER FRANK C. FERRIS The Committee on Claims, County Poor, made the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded bv Supr. Stevens, and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: September 13, A. D. 1338 'Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Countv Poor Claims would beg leave to report tliat they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the pay- I'.enl of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue >rde»-s on the County Treasurer to the CUimantB for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Chicago Ind. Home for Children dependt. children 8671.30 ddison Manuel & Ind. Sch., dependt. child. 40.00 Old Peoule's Rest Home, Etta Hihbard. T. B. Pat. Paup. 20.00 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. Pat. iSaup -- Greenwood, Henry Cossman 2.82 Richmond, H^nry Zarmstorff 72.75 Algonquin, William Bloner 77.25 .Algonquin, Amelia Eibisch 78.00 Dorr, Verna Shockey , 73.00 Dorr, Hugh Walton j:;,,,;- •',"' 7145 Dorr, Cleo Ystebo _ 7i fia Dorr, T. B Pat. Paup-- " *a Dr. Wih. Magill Schultx. Ethel Chamlners 66.00 Dr. M. A. Cunningham, Marian Kuppe T».tO Roy J. Stewart, Bernhard Gieske 18.2"> Fred Benson, Mrs. F. Benson 30.00 Dr. E. Thos. Brand, Lorraine Yijtnk? .... 10.00 Ntinda. T. 1?. Pat. Paup.-- Rockford Municipal Sanitarium,, Josephine Freund 24.00 Alma Nelson, Elmer Nelson 26.00 Algonquin. T. B. Pat. Paup.-- J. W. Gilbert & Son. John Callahan 75.00 J. W. Gilbert & Son. Joe Flietcher 65.00 Dr. A. L. Alford, Geo. McAvon (Mrs.) J0.00 Hartland, Dr. A. S. Romberger, LoreMa Overly. T. B. Pat. Paup. 62.40 Greenwood, T. B. Pat. Paup. -- J. E. Harrison & Son. Sehoepke $27."4. Soma $68.76 . ...\ Maurice O'Leary. Sehoepke Ray Donovan. Sehoepke ... Dr.' R. Thos. Prand. Soma $16.00 Sehoepke $18.00 Coral; lydia L. Hale, Fred Hate . . All of which is respectfully submitted. F. E. BECK. ChnV, V A-. -B. MeCt tX.VB"'1- ' " •' 9C.80 8.00 12.40 34.00 46 50 Cir. Clk. -Frank I 35.69 Clk. prtg. sup. G. J. ("ARROLi, V J. E. HARRISON H. C. MEIER Clk. tax blk. etc. . Clk elec. sup ^ i- The <\>mmittee on KlecttooS inade tW- 66.47 following report, to-wit f 74.07 September, S; 1938. 17.S4 State of III., County of McHenry. ss. 90.66 Mr. Cluirtu&n and Gentlemen of the Chemung ^iiemung cn^muug Aiuen ....._ jnarlianu . seiitx* v.._. Coi al Grarton 1 wralton 2 uorr 1 Dorr 8 Dorr 8 . Dorr 4 i>orr 6 Greenwood • Het,ron Richmond .. i*uiton AlcHenry 1 AlcHenry | .dcHenry I Aicnenry 4 • Nunua 1 .-- Nunda 2 .N unda 3 Algonquin 1 Algonquin 8 Algonquin I Algonquin 4 Algonquin 6 Total *1,562.60 lour Committee would turtner report that they have audited the expenses of the Marengo lark District Election and recominenu the payment of the following amount to-wit; G. M. Hance, Judge of Election I 6.00 Geo. Eicnier, Judge of Election.. fc.uu W Uli^Jobe, JudoO ot Election..- ti.Ou John Sheahan, Rent 6 00 tv tt. iViiuet, Erecting Bootns l.oo J. T. Kitcnen, Judge of Election.. 6.00 C. S. Robb, Judge of Election 5.00 Raymond nana, juage ot Election b.uo Emil Nagle, Kent of l'olllns Place -*.00 J. 'l. Kitchen, Returning Poll- Books and Ballots ' 6.10 Marengo Republican News, Pub. anu t riuting lialiots 76.30 Frank Thornber & Co., Election Supplies 16.69 B. n. Aluler, Erecting booths...... l.au ... 844.80 .... •> txav .._ 49.S0 Ijt.bU 49.2u 4i.i»0 44.40 48.70 44.60 44.20 44.au 46.40 61.70 11.60 SG.60 36.60 4-.i0 4fe.70 4-1.20 49.60 44.ee 4^.50 42.70 49.20 48.00 47.70 48.10 4Y.40 49.50 41'. 50 43.00 48.10 42.30 Total ....8140.19 All of-which is respectfully submitted. D. M. W RIGHT f. E. BECK . . • : CHAS. n. ACKMAN B. H. FREL'NU ' J. E. HARRISON It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Clawson and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer that the report of the Committee on Elections be adopted and approved by this Board and the roil being called, said motion was declared unanimously carried. The Committee on Relief of Blind made the toiiowing report, to-wit: September 8, 1938. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board 01 Supervisois: Your Committee on Relief of Blind would beg leave to submit the following report on the matters betore them: Your Committee met for the puipose Of approving applications received within the la-it year and the County Clerk was instructed to notify each new applicant to be and appear before the Committee on beptemuer 8, 1938 at ten o'clotk A .M., and make the proof required to qualify under the Blind Act. After a thoiougn investigation by your committee the following applications were approved: »0--Wnliam Allen--R. F. D. 3, Woodstock, Illinois. 91--Millie Barragan--206 W. Washington street, Harvard, Illinois. 92--William F. Bowman -- Richmond, Illinois. 93--Heiiiietta Brunner--Walworth, Wlsconsla?\ , 9 4 -- c . Frost--803 Main Street, Ciyskal Lake, Illinois. 95--Mary Hamilton--388 Seminary Ave., Woochitock, Illinois. 96--Alf^i-". HOCK -- 6 27 Lincoln Ave., Woodstock, Illinois. 91--Annie E. Maher--354 Lincoln Ave., Woodstock, Illinois. 98--Anna Parosek--Rt. 2, Harvard, Illinois. 99--Margaret TraJnor--Rt. 1, West McHenry, Illinois. 100--Mina Westphall--Rt. 8, Woodstock Illinois. Your Committee would further report that the application for Blind Relief of carl Nelson, Marengo, Illinois, was disapproved for the reason that the applicant is employed on W. P. A. and does not qualify under the Blind Pension Act. We further report that the Appropriation heretofore made for the lelief of blind persons was exhausted on the first day of July, A. D. 1938. We therefore recommend that the sum of Three Hundred Sixty-five (1365 00) Dollars payable quarterly, commencing July 1, A. D. 1938 and payable October 1st, A. D. 1938; January 1st, A. D. 1939; April 1st, A. I). 1939; and July 1st, A. D. 1939, be appiopriated and paid for the following persons, under the statute, 10-wit: No. 4--Boyle, Ellen--Marengo, 111. No. 75--Braunsdorf, Hulda -- McHenry, 111.. R. F. D. 2. >To. 76--.Brown, Patrick H., Harvard, 111. No. 77--Carney, iElmer J.---Crystal Lake, 111. No. 78--Cervenka, John -- Fox River Grove, 111. No. 64--Collins, Chas.--i-Woodstock, 111. No. 71--Dana W. W.--Woodstock, 111. No. 53-- Dunham, Alfred -- Woodstock, 111. No. 84--Esmond, Charles--Chemung, 111. Xo. 30--Freund, Walter 3.--McHenry 111. No. 56--Frey, John--Marengo, 111. No. 83--Gorenflo, Christina -- Crystal Lake, 111. No. 41--Harmsen.x Elsie--W. McHenry, 111. No. 78--Johnson, Ben--Crystal Lake, 111. No. 55--Johnson, Jay 8.-- Woodstock. 111. No. 69--Ohlrich, Minnie Woodstock, 111. • No. 86--Pearson. Otto V.--Crystal Lake 111. No. 54--Reed, Fred--Woodstock, 111. No. 4 2--Schoen, William A. -- Crystal Lake, III. No.^60--Sen*, Vandalyn C.--Woodstock, No. 65--Smith,' Clarence J.-- McHenry, 111., Rt. 1. No. 81--Spohnholta, William--R. F. D. Woodst 1. k, 111. » <0. 49--Tei psti a, Jacob-- Hebron, 111, R. F. I>. No. 2. Vo. 37 -Tule.s, Edward--WoodstoCK, Illi, R. F. D. No. £9--Viekers, William J.-- Marengo. 111. No. 71--Voorhees, Winnifred -- Woodstock;. 111. «. n-"o. "iO-- Willoughby, Adelbert rfT -- Woodstoi k. 111. Vo.' 82--W'ilxon, Blna---Crystal Lake, III. No. 88--Yates, George C.--Harvard, 111., R. F. D. 3. W*e further report that the new appliations approved by your Committee as above set forth were regularly examined by the examiner of the blind, and he reported that thev were blind, and also :t is the opinion of your committee that the said apnlicants fire entitled to' the Vn^fits under the Blind Pension Act. And that > our coimnittce would recommend that their applications be granted, ' anu tii.it. mete ue €tppi'oi>i\aleu uuu pau to tilem tne sum 04 i'nite Munuied anu £>iJtty-r ive collars per year lor each appuyuvie quaru;ii> ^inaKiii^ a ..uuu roi tne year in tne amount 01 *i4,OOO.0O. 1 our uommittes . Hfouid recommend .hat •lo.uuo.i.'o oe Included in the -.nuual Appropriation ortiiiiunctj atiu Lite .iteiiol Of piiUa and fla,- .mu,uu be mciuueu in the: Annua,. Tax ~»cVyn tor Uia i\fcUei ot Blind ror tht vui tent. year. Aii is respectfully sub- • mitted. FRANK C FERRIS " V\ J. E. HAKTll&ON I.OV J, MivWAI.T " J. U. BTlv'VENS : N. B. CLAWSON •' It was thereupon regularly nioVed b> Supr. Wrignt and duly seconded by supr. i ai.iiur mat tfie i\-po. t ui tne Committee on Relief ot Plind be adopted anu appio«ed oy tHis i>oa.d, and inc roll being caned, bupis. btocKweil, it right, I'almer, l>eck,'c>awson, Carroll, iVUecK. . , AcKli.an, * err IS. Mc« at t, ilarriaon, 1 urne:, otevena, Aiay, Freund, .»K.er .ind .isst. t>upri. Au^onneii anu iiobenthai \aied aye, nay none. Tne cnuirnian declared tne motion linaniiuuusiy carried. 'ihe CieiK piesented the Certificates, togetner wuii consents ot tne various Highway Commisslonsrs of the County ot tne amounts neceasai j to oe raised uy taxation lor the construction, maintenance and repair Ot itoaus and liridgis in tne \arious Townstnps. After tne reauing ot tne certuiuaus. of Levy and consents, it was regularly mo\ed oy Aupr. Harrison and duiy seconded by supi. freund that the Certilicaies oi i^e,y and Consents be adopted and approved by this lioard, ana the roil being culled, buprs. JstoChv.ell, Wright, laimei, l^eck, Clawson, Can oil, Kuecker, Acttir.an, i-erria, utewart, Harrison, Turner, atevens, May, Freund, Meier and Aast. buprs. Mcconnell and Roaeninal voted uye, nay none. Tiie Chairman declared the motion unanimously >.ari led. 1 ne levies of the various American Legion Posts in McHenry County, under tne Bogaraus Act, were presumed and upon nionon of bupr. rtariison atiu uuiy seconued oy supr. Freund and declaied carried, same were reierred to the Committee on Claims, County poor, ior report. The loliowing' request of the Board of Review ol McHenry County was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: September 13, 1938. To the Chairman ana Members of the BOaid ot bupervisors: The undeimgnv-a Chairman and members of the board 01 Keview would beg leave to report that they met to organise on tne 20tn day of June, 1938, ana since that time have received anu docketed 491 complaints, that due to the great numoer 01 complaints received it has been impossible ior tne ooard 1 o complete its woi k on the 7 in of September, and thei e are now remaining about two hundred complaints to investigate, therefore, your Board would request an additional fifteen days time in which to completers work anu tile the necessary equalisation wan the state Tax Commission in the Slate of Illinois. All or which Is respectfully submi tied. JOHN J. FILIP Chairman of Board of Review GEORGE A. NELSON Member ot Bosru or Review * : jobtui H G. tife.vitaER Member Of dctoUd 01 Review The Committee oa Licenses made the following report, which, on motion of aupr. Palmer and uuiy seconded by oupr. Ferris, was approved and ordered placed on tile, to-wit: September 8, 193#. State of Illinois, ^ounty of McHenry, ss. . To 'llie Chairman and Gentleihen Of The Board of supervisors: The undersigned Liquor Control Commission ol Aicrtenry County wouid beg leave to report that since the July meeting of the Board of Supervisois, they nave received applications and issued licenses to the lollowing named persons uuder the provisions of the Illinois Liquor Control Law: No. 95--John Kltt, Jr^, R.F.D, .1, Malengo, ill., 1 ml. VV. of Marengo . on C. S. 20 $150.Ou No. 9b-- Fred Lane, R. F. D., Crystal Lake, Hi., on Route 31, 20 rods north of Intersection with U. 8. 14 150.00 Total .'--8300.00 Amount previously reported 814,100.00 JOHNJ. kil.IP Liquor Control Comr. 8. H. FREUND ASs t. Liquor Control Comr. pall Rosenthal ASs't. Liquor Control Comr. N, B. CLAWSON Ass t. Liquor Control Comr. Tito Committee on Licenses made the following report, which, on motion of supr. 1 aimer and duly seconded by .-supr. Ferris, was approved and ordered Placed on tile, to-wit: September 8, 1938. To The Chairman and Gentlemen of The Boaid of Supervisors: Your committee on Licenses would beg leave to report that they have acepted applications and issued Dance Hall Licenses to the following applicants for the year i938, to-wit: Frank Nell, Johnsburg, 111., June 2. 1J39 ...$26.00 F. A. Weltzien, R. F. D„ No. 2, Crystal Lake, 111., Aug, 9, 1939 . 25.00 George M. Boal, R. F. D. No. 3, Woodstock. 111., Aug. 18, 1939 25.00 Your Committee would further report that the license fee as above stated has been collected and turned oVer to the County Treasurer. All of which is respectfully submitted. PAUL ROSKNTHAL N. B. CLAWSO*.' 8. H FRKI ND The Committee on Koads and Bridges made the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart, and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and <Jentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the Road and Bridge Committee for said County, would beg leave to submit the foiowing report on the matters before them: That we met on the 10th day of August 1938 at the Court House at Woodstock, Illinois, with Mr. Gherritv from the Rockford office of the Works Progress .Administration asd examined ;>nd iscus>ed a proposed ("ounty wide relief >rojcct. ! We again met a tthe Court House on 'he 23rd day of August' 1938. Wor-' was received from the Bond Attorneys ^hat an :iudtt of the County wou'd be equired .in the matter of the piopjx^n '-*ond Issue for the bridge construction »ne of the _reasons l>eing the school -londs that overlap the County. T!.? ii'dit t.-!k.'» in more matters than those 'icr^tofore made, but the information ould f-e us«d on the regular audit to 'w made the latter part of the year The oiiginal copy of 'he minutes of the "Meeting are hereto attached and made 1 part of this reiK>rt". We also received nformation regarding a me'hod *e^' •oatinp asphalt roads, said to he verv successful as a seal coat and a, a •imc.-.>thing asrent: we went to Palatine, (ilinois and inspected the Palatine road and the Harms road and a portion of the River road nearby that had received this treatment called the asplu-ltic f limestone treatment. The material is a natural product shipped in troni Alabama ana is said to be the only seal coat material that can be succesafully oiaded into place. We found the roads to be, in excellent condition and exceptionally smooth. We had already adve rlistd ior bids for seal coating1 several asphalt roads in the County by ihe old method of liquid asphalt and pea sue gravel. We again met at the Court House at Woodstock. Illinois on the 25th day of August li'38 to receive bids for the .materials and applying of asphalt 011 the Greenwood road, the Harvard-Diinaam loud, the Rid&efield roat':, and the Johnsburg road. The low bitiuer on the . !..rd-i_ unliam road was the Arrow .Petroleum Company of Fore.-st I'ark, Mllinois m the sum ,of $0.0897 per gallon for the asphalt applied. This company was also the low bidder on the first" application of asphalt on a portion of the Johnsburgj road at $0.0923 per gallon. Tne Andresen Corporation of Chicago, Illinois was low bidder on the final application on the Johnsburg road at ^o.o.si per gallon; on the Greenwood road at $0.0.s4 per gallon and the Kidgefii la Road at $0.07Si per gallon. 1'hc Consumers Company of t Chicago, ulinois was low bidder on the pea gravel at $o.60 per cubic yard. The matters were discussed and we felt that we would like to try the asphaltic limestone surface coat on the Ridgefieid road, if satisfactory arrangements could i<e made. We therefore decided to reject all bids on the Ridgefieid road and it lay owr the awarding of the Greenwood road for a few days. We then .i warded the Harvard-Dunham road, Known as Sec. 5-1 M. F. T. to the lovy .udder the Arrow Petroleum Company above mentioned. We also awarded the johnsburg road known as Sec. 9 T, M. F. T. to the low bidders of the first ..oat to the aforesaid Arrow Petroleum Company and the second coat to the Andresen Corporation of Chicago, Illinois. We ag*in met on the 30th day of August 1938 at the Court House, at Woodstock, Illinois, to consider further >he matter of seal coating the Greenwood and the Ridgefieid roads. We decided to award the Greenwood Road Known as Sec. 7-1 T. M. F. T., to the low bidder, the Andresen Corporation of Chicago, Illinois. We were undecided as to the Ridgefieid road, the amount of material proposed did not seem to be enough per square yard by the new method anu the cost would be higher, .itlhough it was claimed the asphaltic limestone would last three times as long and the State Division of Highways would approve of our trying oui the material. We decided to have Mr. >V. L. Appling, a representative of the company handling the asphaltic limestone material bring out a sample or the mateiial and actually spread if-on a portion of the Ridgeiield Road the next day. We then went to Greenwood and looked over the detour road made necessary by the failure of the Greenwood bridge and also examined the Jensen gravel pit nearby. We again met on the 3lst day of August, 1938. at Woodstock, lllinolx, with W. L. Appling, representing asphaltic limestone and together we went 10 Ridgefieid and watched the application of a sample of said material. We decided that a heavier coat than recommended would be advisable. We aeciued to advertise for bias under the J.-i' specifications of the Slate Division of Highways for 300 tons of material ior the KUtgefield Road. 260 tons had oeen the first recommendation as amount needed. Said bids will be received on the 16th day of September i»88. We recoiuiuenu tiiat a supplemental maintenance resolution be passed, appropriating $2,500.00 additional lor seal coat on said Ridgefieid Road. In the evening of the 31st day of August, 1938, we met at "the Court House with Mr. Kolls of the Works i rogress Administration and the High-, way Commissioners of the County and decided to approve the proposed County wide project and so instructed the Chairman of this Board and the County Superintendent of Highways, who were .luihonited to sign same on behalf of McHenry County, Illinois. The total pioject involves $270,813; from Federal funds $191,565 and from sponsors funds >79,248. Materials from Federal funds #22.790 and from sponsors fund $72,628 the rest being labor. Grading 150 miles if roads, 20,000 cubic yards of hand excavation, 500 cubic yards of concrete, (•O.OOO cubic yards of gravel in place are ihe main items covered. Your 'ommittee again met at the Court House at Woodstock, lllionis on the 10th day of September, 1938, and audited and paid bills chargeable to me McHenry County Patrol System of Uoads as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery, insurance and labor at the County Tool house to a total of $1,155.72 Bills chirgeable to the various sections of the County Patrol System of Roads, for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this Board, were audited and ordered paid aB follows: Section 8 i...| Meet ion '4-1'6-ii; .'•'-, section 4-17 ' iection 6-6 ............ .section 7-10 Section 8 Section 9 section 11 Siction 12 ... Section 14 ... Section 13-15 196.49 160.9* 326.74 75.65 399.78 102.75 327 94 133.29 114.73 248.73 1212.67 Total $4,455.44 Bills wore audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds, since the iast meeting of this Board as follows: State Aid Rout 13-j 1,3A Sec. 4-lfT Maintenance, labor, material, advertising and treas. fees . Y$-HU.9fi State Aid Route 20, Sec. 5-1, : Maintenance, labor, advertising and treas. fees i - .4i.l3 State Aid Route 2. Sec. 7-1T, Maintenance, labor, material,' advertising, rhach. rental and treas. fees 699.09 State Aid Route 5B, Sec. 8, Con- - struction. laltor. material '4,00 State Aid RouteA23 Sec. 9T, Con struction. labor, material 64.06 State Aid Route 26 Sec. 10, Construction, lawir, material and machine rental 12.28 State Aid Route 11 Sec. H, Construction. labor, material and machine rental 3315 State Aid Route 25, Sec. 12, Engineering labor, construction labor 2563.17 State Aid Route 5B Ext.,. 4.V Ext., 4A, Sec. 13, Engineering labor 1-0.2;- "tate Aid Route 21A, Sec. 14, Const! ucti in. labor and Material i '-3.8(1 -Jt.-t" -v id Route 1. Sec. 20, En- : . gineerinv, Jnt*or. .13,11 ?laie Aid Route 20B, Fee. 24, En- ~ ine-Tin \ labor ' 21.2.1 The matter of gravelling the detour road due east uut of the Village Of nwood, in lieu of pttemp'ins; to '-'i-tsin a temporal)- bridge across the Vippeisink Creek Just south of said Vil- ,it,e, whs discussed. The road has been reshly graded by the Town of Cr«*<-n- 0-*ood and wit! probably be slippery and ' ad most of «h« Ff»U and Winter, unless t is gracelled. We therefore decided he County would offer to furnish two 'oi'nty I'i'cks and the County's Barber- 'reene loader. If the Jown of <"r en- •vootPwoold also furnfsh 1-wo trncks nnd '•>av.for th- gravel for said road, which s one (1) mile long and would need ' 000 cubic yaids of gravel. In the Town of Riley the road to the <iouth. just west of the Warf Bridge has to carry most of the traffic ordinaTtlv carried by the State Aid road, due to tlic bridtfe Luuu out and the load is in bad shape, having numerous soft spots and holes. We dei ided tne County would offer to furnish our patrolman Willi bis truck, against the Town ot Riley's truck to patch said road with gra\ el, under the direction of. this Committee. in tne matter of driving" protective steel siieei piung around the North -vavang Bridge abutment, approved, by aus ijoarti iast month, the material is on the ground, but . owing to delays and i>ad weather, tne sne.ei piling has not ,'een driven. We theretoie recommend that ihe County Clerk draw an vorder on the"-County Treasurer in favor of the ^ariiegie" ii»i„o,s ' fcn-el CoVpo.ation, 20h •s. LaMall.e St., Chicago, fiiinolsv for the si!;... ui ^. ivi. .vij pounds 01 steel" shtet piling for' . said " North ab v tivg Bridge. • . . " We have received and turnedtover to the' County Treasurer for the County Load fund from: , Motor Fuel Tax Fund, rental on County owned machinery* Sec. 7-IT $ 6.47 Motor Fuel Tax t- und, rental on County owned machinery, Sec. Sec. 10 B.00 Motor F'iel Tax F-und, rental on Couuty owned machinery. Sec. 11 ji 14.00 Total ...., $25.47 Your Committee estimates that tKtere will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County Patrol System of Koads, an appropriation of $u,000 from the County Highway Tax funds, until the next meeting of this Board. All of which is respectfully submitted; •Jm. A. STOCKWELL -"•'0. M WRIGHT "'-^'•v'^-8. H. FREUND ' N. B. CLAWSON A. B. McCONNELL The Road an£ Bridge Committee for McHenry County, Illinois, met at the Court House at Woodstock, Illinois, on the 23rd day of August, 1938, at the call of the Chairman supervisor L. A. Stockwell. Tne meeting was called to order by the Chaiiman, L. A. Stockwell and the roll being called the following members of the Committee respondeu to their names: Supervisors L. A. Stockwell, D. m. Wright, N. B. Clawson, S. H. freund and A. B. McConnell, constitut- .ng a quorum. Present also was Mr. Main of the Bond House of Ballman and Main, J. w . North and C. L. Tryon, County Superintendent of Highways for McHenry County, Illinois. The Chairman appointed Supervisor A. B. McConnell to act as Clerk pro tem. The Chairman presented the question of audit tequlred oy the Bond attorneys. -The matter was discussed and led to a motion by Supervisor S., H. Freund as follows: By authority of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, In connection with the Issuance of Bride* uonds, J. W. North & Company shall be engaged to proceed with an audit 01 llie County tor a period of twenty-one (21) months, ending August 31st, 1938, as requested by bond attorneys for the sum ot one hundred seventy-five dol- .ars (1(176.00). Motion seconded by Supervisor N. B. Clawson and the roll being called the following supervisors voted "yes": Supervisors D. M. Wright, A. B. McConnell, N. B. Clawson, S. H. ,-reund. Nays none. Thereupon the nan man declared the motion carried. No further business joining before .he meeting, on motion of Supervisor J. M. Wright, seconded by Supervisoi -i., £v£l*wson, it was OfAfirjid that tht Jommitfeee adjourn, subject to the can jf the Chairman. Thereupon &..id-Committee adjuoined. L. A STOCKWELL, Chairman. A- B. McCONNELL, Clerk Pro Tem The followinn Supplemental Resolution, S. A. Rt. 13-13A, was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: 1, State of Illinois Henry Horner. Governs •- DIVISION OF HIGHWAfi?- ! Bureau of County Koads and C i t y S t n - e t s COUWTT BSTIMATB Of MAIWTENANCE 008X81 Section or Patrol--4-1T. .^ength (Miles) 2.1598.' I'eriod--From 9-13-38 to 12-31-88. ' • iesolution passed---Sept. 13-38. Material for surfaoe $2,5!>0.0o Totals $2,500.00 The additional $2,500.00 is needed be- •ause it..was decided by the Road am' Bridge Committee to provide for the placing by Contract as Maintenance 01 1 19 foot wide Cold Lay Seal Coat, Sub-Class G-7 on the existing retread -urface. Estimate and proposal for the above ection approved Aug. 31. 1938. Signed September 13, 1938. C. L. TRYON. This Resolution Supplements the Resolution passed by the Board of Siu> .•rvisors, McHenry County on Decemrai 14, 1937. ' KB80X.UTZ0ir OT County Board of McHenry County, renuesting approval of the use of money ,i:lotttd to the County under the provisions of the Motor Fnel Tax Law. Resolved, by the Board of Supervisors. of McHenry County, that'puolk nterest demands the maintenance ol •lections of the public highway all locatd on State aid roads and originally vonstructed under the provision of tht Motor Fuel Tax Law." approved March Jf>, 1929, designated as follows: ?'tate Aid Route 13-13A. Motor Fuel Tax Section 4-1T ............$2500.0o md be it further • RESOLVED, il) that the above designated sec- :ions be maintained under the proislons of said Motor Fuel Tax- Law luirng the year ending December 31. 1938. (2) that there is hereby appropriated the additional sum of Two Thousani" five Hundred Dollars ($2,500.00) frorr the county's allotment of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the maintenance of the above designated isections; and be It further | RESOLVED, that the County Clerk hereby directed to transmit two certiied copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Ruildngs. Division of Highways, Springfield Ulinois. It was thereupon regularly moved by lupr. Ackman and duly seconded by •iupr. Stewart that the Resolution be idopted by this Board, and the roll beng called, said motion was declared inanimously carried. The "ollowtng Resolution for . Mii>- •nnnrt", Sec t:-' f>-1 >. w.-s pres-»rit.~d n. » 1 the |VarfI, I---WM: ia-o'ct'rn of C"r*> ' #ft"4 Tor T..f ICa nten o of State 1 Crsval i* Me <-- rtr x Mf.d*s WHERR,v<5 T'v- l.*w r»>n"if>! -th.V hen a "i •' vel or ^ac^d.'m road is contructed, the co"n';".--ha I >»ie ha'- f 'h" < ost of its maintenan ce." an"! IVH'-'I'KA.i-'. The Inw requires th 't *h •a'^tniance. of ".II Ktnte Aid Roads 1»- n 'e tli > Itirisdi-tion of the ^tate S -'»vte.j'if>nt of Hi hw; ys, and WHM'fFAS. 1/ is n»<esv-;>rj- to pav •Promptly all majntena'sce Mils to s^cur •tisfaitory and economic I results '»erefor<*. in- it PF-'OI,V'E'), By the County Boartl o \JcH-hiy County" that there is h* r -b> tppro^riated from funds In the ha..d f the Ciointy 'Tr-asurer, the sum of Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00), or -«r Y>V0 IT thereor as Bertssjtfy to d#-~ *iay the county's portion of the cost of maintenance of State Aid Road known as Section (s) G-15d, for the period -nding December 31, 1939. and be "it futl-her RESOLVED, That the Cour. 'y C ;rk is hereby authorised to draw orders on the County Treasurer in the payment of the"maintenance , cost of said road upon receipt of -itemised bills properly approved by the State Division of Ui(kways. ' lSea.l> . • ' • - ". It was thereupoh regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker und duiy seconded by supr. 1: re Mnu unai the Resolution be .uopted oy tins. t>uard. and the roi) )t>e- .118 called, „ said motion was declared -.l.ttuiiiiousiy cameo. - The Committee on McHenry County•' ..itmle, made An«^ following report, .tor---- W i t : ; . ' - . ' • • • • '..•"'c.:.' i'.-; • : September '7,' T»*t ' Mr., Chairman' and ^euioets ut Um> Ham 01 Supervisors' pf McHeiity ••-. county :; _;• % .' • .. v i our County Home Committee met on tsepteniber 1, at the JUciienry County (idnie and auditeu tue bins for the month of August, 1938, and reSpectiuily suomiih tne louowmg report, .ecuiiiiueiiaiiig same be paid. oOuaiow's oarage, gas and oil ....$ 16.24 ^riicoi ..ico, Uiiiiuum fixtures and labor -1...--.... 152.48 Pfeifier 1'harmacy, medicine ...47.M •Superior 011 Co., keiosene and distillate (0.60 Ridgeiield laime.s Supply Co., bruiuets -- - 23.39 Montgomery Ward & Co., hardware and clothing 14.t8 Niamey Boone, bearing for drier 7.50 Consolidated Laboratoi lea, fly sp.a> ilid insecticide --f 30t|3 v'. Mueller A Co., hospital supplies - 18.54 Jotui Se.\te.n & Co., wholesale gioceries KMi Home Lakery, bread and rolls .... T3.20 neraid l ubiishing Co., affidavits and hospital slips -- 17.65 0. F. Gumprecht, machinery rs pairs ----_. t5.S6 .... o. Andrew C'o., grinding. ie« and feed --13.30 >v . f. Alien,-incidentals '*»•*•* .lUtii i^yoiij>, (..uvenler work, 2»S Ins. at Sac per hr 88.56 -.rystai uaKe irucKing «c tuacasai. a atu gravel --.. 01.8V Reward A Rausch, fish 11.62 .voyai niue atore, groceries Ste.ii .»v>ousto^i4 Wholesale Co., tobacco 61.63 .awyer Biscuit Co., crackers and cooaies 43.43 -a«.j ^ambe. Co., ' building material 174.11 Am. it. Burns, lei. gas and taOor ..o^ciit.uu Uuint-er Ac Fuel Co., building material and cement „ 81.09 A. vv. Vv ttglier, Ua.ruware l.iti ihori.e & ion, clothing 6.09 ...Bakkom Bros., baling straw T4.3» . uuitc oei vice «iktuv-ity -- ba.vd .xioc. t lick Co. Inc., kitchen utensils 22.16 j. vv. uriswoid, hospital laundry lu.uo ..oousto.k tied Hatctieiy, chicken feed 40.96 ^.uuwig vv usoii CO., sweep, compound, toiiet, soap & disinfect. 88.89 illis Oisbrow, papers, twine, gasoline alio sait 30.03 l'iie Lohn Hardware Co., paint, hails, disnes and utensils 14.03 y. w. Vv oouwortn Co., ciotliea ana noiions 13.90 Illinois Bell Tel. Co. telephone.... 12.35 . red rwling, uiaaon work li.t'iJ Althafers Drug Store, medicine.. 14.90 .. R. Squibb & sons, hospital supplies S.M. .V111. x . Allen A Esther Allen, salary 150.00 ouocn Johnson tt Frieoa Johnson, salary -- 100.00 Arthur Wendt, salary ^Iid MUkEtuil. v.agv» ousie Mci'herson, wages ousan A merman, nursing ^lauys Vvenut, nuroing -- .iiginia Rogers, nursing .-- -,05.00 Total U.230.M .0 the Board of Supervisors: Your County Home Committee met at tne County Farm September 7th and .tudited bills for the previous month uiu drew orders for the same, the summaries of wnich are as fo»lows; . ermanent inipiovements. --t §33.33 tunning expense 338.61 Jiotning anu shoes --... 18.#1 iVjbacco 61.53 jiedicine • ™ . 62-<3 hospital --: 2t>u.s3 dieting i;...:----- 'r.,- 114.11 uel JL.. <83.95 m v? 7'i M 66. (HI 65.00 Total $2,280.90 Included In the permanent improvenents were about *200 for bath-room ind about $175 for leplacing the north -arnyard wall which was tipping aver. It was decided by tne committee to .ake out accident and liability insurance 011 the elevator, with the Fidelity tad Casuality Co., of New York, with units ot $lu,000 and $2i>,o00 of Uabilty at a cost of $16 annually. It was also decided by the committee .0 advertise tor bids on a pick-up truck .or the County harm, as ihe old truck s nearly l,e>ond repair. An inspection. «as made ot the Farm, Home and Hm> ,)ital and everything was found to b* 11 good order. Respectfully submitted: CI. J. CARROLL A. B. McCONNELL v fKANK C. FERRIS - H. C. MEIER F. K. BECK. It was thereupon regularly moved by upr. Wright and duiy seconded by .upr. Ackman that the report of the .'ommittee on McHenry County Home >6 adopted and appioved by this Board, .nd <the roll being called, said motion .as declared unanimously carried. The Committee on Claims. County •'oor, made the following report, to-wit: - September 8, 1933. fo The Chairman and .uembeia of The Board ot Supervisors: Your committee on County Poor Claims wjuld leg leave to report that hey met 011 the 2-'nd day of August, .y38, at the McHenry County Home and arm at Hartland. Illinois, to take up .he matter of the care* of a dependant .pfant child by the name of Rosemary \orton, said intant being in the care md custody of the Superintendent and datron of said home. t- Your Committee after having duly onsidered said matter decided to accept he offer of the Evangelical Lutheran ,iome at Addison. Illinois, it being un- .erstood and agreed between your cornlit tee and the said home that the Couny of McHenry would pay $5.00 per .veek for the care of said infant child ts temporary care until some other arrangement could be made, and that f»rher your Committee agreed that at the d ot two.'years, if requests to do-so >y the said home to take back the child let .menial te.-ts. ii.ur ('..uimiiue, would therefore vo-imtn-i ihat payment be made, .a* u«i* set forth out of the Dependluat nildi en4.* Fund. • s»l ol whi.-fc is- r»t»ctfii'!y sebmittad.' F. E. BECK CUm. ': G. J. CARROLL H. M EI Kit J. E. hAHRISON A. 8 McCoNNKUL.'--.;.; la was thereupon regularly moved tejr upr. Palmer and duly seconded by 1.p.. Harrison that the report of the 'ommittee v>n Countv- P001 be adopted • th-s Board, and the rvdl being cullad. id motion was declared unanimously airied. The following report of tne Commit- -e on McHenry County Reli-'f was •*»• -nted and read to ihe Board, to-wit:: -----tUe* t-opi'- liworJ in. c>ffice' of County Clevk. > It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded Supr. Wright that the report of Committee be approved and the rec mendauon adopted, and the roll called, said motion was. •uoualy currieu.