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W¥4 W'* .. . <**: V ». -*"0 |>Af,p, fWA :f 1 '* •> » * »j . " " i •>» i -1,» 1 •> -i » - j'TUua'^a."V '-: v/" THE BOABD 0T SUPERVISORS. MeBENRY COUNTV. ILLINOIS > ^ ^ 7 < f ;^ - f>"1, *'* *\* */ ^ - " ~ ^ ^lW , „ > • .r v -v#l*-' y-~ . m.„ •'H:. • : '•SgS '.;,'/$.i -41 ',' Thq annual report of the Committee V Eradication of Tuberculosis tn Cattle *C«is presented ami read, unci upon motion of Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly ;'. Seconded by Supr. st'Vwart,' was afrjwoved and ordered plriVed on file, io- -V1»lt:'. Annual Btport " •sptembet 1, 1,937 to SeptemlMr X, 1938 '! '• ' Clean Herds •lonth . Herds . *Sept. -' 7. .. ..•-»••. ,1 36 4&Ol. '•* >1®1 Nov. ..i;,...'...,/,;.;,..,;... 160 ; Dfce. .... 17S Jan. '88' 227 Fe*». .. -- .....v... . 193 Mai*. A. 3M Cattle . 3587 35S3 : 4112 482K \ 627T . 5533 954 6 Apri l '.1 ,~. . 278. . , 78844tt;: Jday . ! «f-*r . 6587 , June .. . 255-,, • 0357 230 ' I •'•/*? 5392 A«* ; 539: 4 31 9 9j i, * * - 2 ">21 - 67965 £» • k' ihfected -Herds * - . IMr 'Hefd"s'cattle r^a^tdrs exp. * 1 «4»pt '37. . 2 145 $ 114.57 !•«...«.•. iv'io*-..- :s'«"" 11.80 ' • . Nov. . * • 260.'• ,>2«V ' -Deje.'. ..v..v.,--'X'a.4- < V; •V .•- ••' tjt"" ' I, Ethel C. Coe, Superintendent of Jehools of McHenry County, respect- "ully present the following report of all >ioneys received and depositeu with the ~ounty Treasurer ..and orders drawn on 'he Institute Fund of this office; *eceipt« W. on hand July- 1. 1937 $53.39 Received during yeair ending June 30. 1928>. 445.00 Total Receipts : ;.V.Whi>.»;:$501.69 Disbursement* .Order No.-- '527, Irving Horn ,.^..^.4 1«;«0 228. F. X. Muzzy. Ohm. ......10.00 •>29. Helon Wilcox. Ohm. 1«.00 230. Kutli Hoard. OlVm. --10.00 *3.1. ,Hazf»! Hoidenian. Ohm. .'..'...if.. 10.00 232,' Kvelyri Hohl, Ohm, "..u.j.V.W.i,. lft.00 233, Marx 'Oh irle*« Ghm. . 10.00 234, Ksther Soi?aksoTy I.'v..,...'^.*..v 1 s fift 2S"t. Mrs. \V. .1 (^olohan. . 23fi. \V. VV Meyer 237, Rulh '•••Heard 238, Margaret Ivarkin,! ?31>. Florence 24ftt Olaraniae Ellison 241, Kls-ie Vycital 4.20v 242. Helen" Wilcox ;1(i 5s. 24S,, f iazel -M<e(<l$tnan^. tion was duly seconded Troll being called, was declared unaatens and tho roll being called, the Chair- moMiy n don ted to-wlf th» nuitinn nnnnlmmialv " * October 11 A J5 1938 Mr. Chairman/ and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County man deciaied the . motion unanimously carried. ' Supr. Stewart, Chairman of the Cortimittee on l.nnds and Lots, reported that i,Ts7'ommiTtee '«iU had." un^r inveaM-- leave Report K ^foHenrv1 CounVyr of Approximately 60 they have examined all claims presented i™cres oOff &lan„dd n^onn SSoouStthS rTTwwin^ Lrialckeeis0 ^ Ah<""-. *nd re- ommend the payment ind that no doubt, in the near future »ort" on^iud'maulr10 n,ak°'a f<nal re' TrTasu'rer^oStl»e <'taimanr«n fo/thenev- Supr Turner address the Board and ^l1mv<"3,' a'Vh°nH WS> t0"WU: stated that Homer Whipple, a member 1^ for ( -A >f thfa Hoard for a number of ye&rs, 1^* V-^ T '"V'** 'a i* 'o\vnship of Hunham. rJJIfl ^ra'n- A liul. Sch., depend! It the aire of 78 vmh / .1,.. ,....: Marion t'oie 20.1(1 52. Mrs, W. J. Oolohan «1«0.3S Total Disbursements • Balance on hand ....*329.10 172.59 5224 67965 4000 73189 . < Tofail: Herds, 26 66; tjf, 181: Reactors. 807. . Expense SHaries ......W_...:.|28«0.00 Office expense i........,...!,.,...: 160.39 • h;S; iff?" iv- kMi, •• ^ $3,040.39 The above is an annual Trfport of the Eradication of Hox'ine Tube'ri'ulosis in OMcHenrv County, ending September 1st, 19SS. Your Committee would further » :• •»««».-- import and recommend thit there he <jraht Anthony appropriated the sum of thirtv-rtve Jinn- ' ' ' dred dollars < |3500.00) out of the tax ; levy or so much as is nece.-isarv to continue the work of Eradication <>t Tuberculosis in cattle from September 1st. It38 to September 1st, 1939. We further recommend that the County continue under the present area plan of handling the Eradication of Tuberculosis in cattle. All of which is respectfully submitted. Committee L A. STOCKWBLL H. M. Tl'RXER J. e. Harrison Two Petitions of the Highway Commissioner cf Richmond Township for the repair of the Reed Bridge and Jo ui- , atone Culvert, together with the Petition of the Hltrhway Commissioner of the Hartland Township for the repair of the McCauley Bridge were presented and upon motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Wright, it was ordered that action be deferred to a .later date. - It was brought to the attention of the Board that the Clerk of Election in the Nunda 1 district of the Xunda precinct was not selectea according to the £?ve,rnin? "?e Section of Judges and Clerks of Election The Chairman then called upon the two political parties, as represented by the membership or the Board, for suggestions of an elector to r.'-nlace the selection that n-a = made. After some discussion, it was retpularly moved by Supr. Stewart aad duly seconded bv Asst. Supr. McConnell tnat uladys Burhman t'e selected as a Clerk of Election in said district to replace Esther Schwemm. Motion declared unanimously carried. The annual report of the County ISurse was presented and read, and upon motion duly made and carried, was anjwoved and ordered placed on file -- of ^"Pection of the,Boilers at the County Home and CountV Build- Presented and ordered placed Ots rile. _ Several Communications from the V'rnSJJ of ,nlno's Department of Public -.f^WWfare and State of Illinois, Department of Public Works and Building* were presented and ordered placed on fire. There being no further business to come l>efore this meeting, it was regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and d ilv seconded by Supr. Palmer to adjourn Motion carried. Thereupon the Boaro adjourned. •iv Chairman »1) R. D. WOODS, Clerk •Totftl ,,.;$50l.«9 Respectfully submitted, • :r ETHEL C. COE, 1 ' ' .County Supt. of Schools Report of Distributive Fund Tor Teat folding June 30, 1938 Receipts Received liom Stale Auditor..$59,558.96 i Disbars amenta Twp. Treas.-- Txvp. R.E. iht :. 43 5 $1,940.24 W. Ackman 44 L. Pi hi i,...:^::.,:...45 Helen Palmer ..„i 46 H. J. Miller Ada Marie Lloyd :.......44 •H. Desmond 45 S. Smith 46 R. Ferris ...43 . W. Whiting ............44 Vellie Baldwin',...>.....,..45 '. W. Smith .........^.....46 .'oy L. Mentch ...43 Fay H. McKentie :.:.,...44 = W. Brown ....; 45 . . B. Mc Connell . ........46 Ray M. Jurs 1...43 Anna St-ult feld ,v4,4 L. Pranzen • ^jb .. G. Wagner .« Amount withheld '• : ... ' Special October Meeting, 1933 ^#Tuet/^onor?.b'? Board of Supervisors 5 McHenry County met in special session pursuant to a call signed bv more than one-third of its members "at the SfHT HS>US« in the City of Woodstock, ®n 7oU,Tda-" the ,,th day oT October, A P- 1!,38 at ten o'clock A. M 4kFH/?u IVeetin& was caB«d to order by < hairman and the roll being called We following members responded to Stock well, Pal met-. Beck, Clawson. Carroll, Kue?Tcer. Ackman, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, TuYner Aw"nu' fre«nd, Meier, Filip and dw.lt / VP™ McConnell 'knd Rosenthal constituting a Quorum. _The records of the annual September . fleeting, 1938, were read and on motion •ELov aru' ordered of record . The County Treasurer's Report for " ^ntLd°natnrt0f ^'^'^ber. 1938, was pre- '•aSnr read and upon motion of p fns and dulv seconded bjon fl%;*o"witfr°VW' and 0rdered Oonnty Treasurer's Report Por the Month of September, 199S _ Receipts Balance on hand ,\u^. ;n st in all fund . s # Disputed, Taxes \Jnciaiiiied check • #ate Hwy. violation fines " Emergency Relief fupt. Coynty Home Motor Fuel Tax Dog Tax ,-Wquor Licensee: ............ Penalties and Fie^B; tsneral Fund " ighway Fund " : . "County Officers' Fees . Kind Pensions ... 'Inheritance Taxes 'i'jil'f, Deposited Order of Court V' 384 o? S71.948.78 $ 977.75 .50 .. 189.00 •••1,633.00 • 303.48 12,759.34 • 174.00 20.00 32.711 " ...420.00 25 47 ... 117.72 4,4 71.IS e's Attorney " Age Asst. Admr.. •rsonal Prop. Back Taxes" Total Receipts for Sept. JI" . 23,334.34 .42 411.00 .55.09 3.06 Grand Total Recm'nts ... _ Expenditures , County Orders '/ " Highway Orders "1. "" • • . Ifothers' Pensions • • i "/Bounty Orders "" . Institute Fund Coroner's &lCoroner;s Jurors "' 50 itamPsiolation fines to Salaries " ":' 'r inheritance taxes to ;$t4tte .flld Ak« Assistance ..v. ^Relief Fund rand and Petit Jurors'""' Iotor Fuel Taxes : robation Officers $95,283.12 $14,976.57 4,474.03 786.00 26.40 J8.00 24.50 ,90.18 ... 876.25 ....I,«7fi.n4 .... sr. on • i;633.00 135 80 • 4,328.84 90.00 4,069.51 2,H;-'.5C 5,621.00 2,478,94. 2.172.33 1.65,9.9* 2,301.57 2,914.69 9,653.17 1,939.26 i,652.65 3,372.79 7,596.11 S,295.02 2,465.64 1,722.91 253.88 484.24 562.32 240 16 Total ..$59,558.96 Respectfully submitted, ETHEL C. COlE, County Supt. of Schools. Tile Committee on Purchasing, preen ted the following report, to-wit: > October 6,1933: urchasing Com.nittet! --o Board of Supervisors _ •'! McHenry, County Court House • '."'i•':-' Woodstock, Illinois. On your request for quotation Tor >al we are pleased to submit the fol-' sving prices: •>4 45 per ton on Peabodv Coal Comniy superior processed and oil treated inch stjker coal. For Peabody' oil reated 6x3 furnace lump coal, we are ileased to quote $5.35 per ton. This coal is mined Franklin Countv and shipped1 from Frankfort. Illinois md shipped in standard cars as per ipecifications of the buyer and subject o the railroad's equipment at hand. In :his fashion either hand unloading 01 nachine facilities may be taken advantage of. „ The above quotation Is F. O. B. track Woodstock, Illinois, and subject to the National Bituminous Coal Code, to any hanges in freight rate and. the Illinois Occupational Tax of 3% Is te be added the abo\*e figure. A quotation on tho above coal delivkin can be quoted if desirable. "Respectfully submitted, R. M. McCONXELL, Secretary DACY LUMBER CO. October 7. 1938 ro the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Purchasing would >eg leave to submit the following report, to-wit: Your Committee advertised for sealed >ids for approximately five carloads of -toker coal for the Court House and approximately two carloads of egg coa'i for the Woodstock Armory, and also or hauling of coal from tracks to bins, "our Committee met at the Court -louse in the City of Woodstock on October 7. 1938 and opened bids on said oal and after having duly considered he same, would recomm'-nd that the •ontract be awarded to the lowest bidler, thr, Dacy Lumber Company, Woodtock, Illinois, for the price of stoker oal, $4.45 per ton, and egg coal, $5.35 >er ton. the said proposal being hereto ittached and made a part of this rereprescntinfe "'the - T,M, u. ,-umiant loparted this life at the age of 78 year." >h Sundav, October 9, 1938. and that h< would move' at this time, tjhat tHe Hoard of Supervisors send a floral offering, together with a letter, of symaathy' to the,.widow.. • Said motion was luly seconded by Supr. Stewart and declared unanimously carried." The Clerk presented" -lists of claims igainst the) County and- on .motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer, said claims were "referred to .the proper Committee, and the .Board, adjourned to 1:30 o'clock P. M. r'or Committee \\'<.rk, 1:30 O'CLOCK P. Iff. / Board • met pursuant to adjournment, and on 'roll call, same members' were >re.«en't constituting n , quorum. , The .r'oTOinittee on Claini's, Lab^r yees S^p. made the following report, which, 011 n-otion of Supr. Stevens and •luly secondedj by Supr.. Stexvart, and he roll being 'c lled, was declared unanimously adopted. to-Wlt: Report of Committee on Claims State of Illinois, '.""ounty of MpHenry, ss. Board of Supervisors OctobeT Session, October 11 A. D. 1938. Mr. Cttairman and Oenflemen. of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees, & i'up. Claims would beg leave to report that they hax-e. examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the uayment of the following, and that the "lerk be directed to issue orders on the 'ounty Treasurer to the Claimants, for he several amounts dliowed, as follows,' o-wit: Prank Thornber Co., Co. Clk. * Tax Bk. etc ..$764.01* Prank Thornber Ci>-., po. Clk. Prtg. & Sup 162.00 Frank Thornber Co., Co. Clk. Elec. Supl 15.27 Prank Thornber Co., CO. Treait, Off. Sup. ..: 3.36 Frank Thornber Co., Co. Hwy. Sup > 27.63 Prank Thornber Co., Shff. Oft. Sup •;.• «.7.r) The American Law Book Co. , , Judcy. Libry .. ...V 32.80 • Callaghan & Co., Judoy. libry. .... 3.09 The American Law Book Co., . Judcy. Libry. 10,00 lawyers Co. Op. Pub. Co., Judcy. Ubry 7.5o I W. Xorth £ Co., Atiditing Contingent :... . , lf«.00 llinois Bell Tele. Co., Ct. Hue. Jail Tele 93.03 'harlfjs F. Hayes, Judcy, Justice 45.<)0 Marengo Ins. Agency. Insurance 36.09 Joeriitz-Bee knell t^o., Cir. Clk 8.63 John J. Filip, Bd. of Review 140.00 ios. G. Hemmer, Bd. of Review.. 140.00 Jeorge D. Keyes, Bd, of Review.. 138.00 ieorge I). Keyes, Bd. of Rovivw,. 24.00 Prancis W. Hod well, Bd. of Review '. 131.50 ranols W, Bodwell, iid. of Blevii'W ; 13.00 rene Deitz, Bd. of Review 126.00 Irene DeiU Bd. of Review 13.00 ieorge W. Nelson. Bd. of Review ..140.00 Jeorge W. Nelson, Bd. of Review v«.oo Helen Eck^rt, Bd. of Review 33:25 ioseph Hemmer, Bd. of Review.." ,3.00 .'has. D. Adaniek, Bd. of Review 20.50 >r. J. G. Maxon, Augusta Anderson, Co. Clk. Ins. Dept 5.00 3r. E. Thomas Brand, Agustii .Anderson Co. Clk. Ins. Dept. ...: A'oodstock D. Sentinel, Co. Treas. Offr Sup Voodstock D. Sentinel, Cir. Clk"' Yoodstock D. Sentinel, Sup. Sch. Off. Exp A'oodstock D. Sentinel," CoV Treas. Prtg 478.2i. dcHenry Plaindealer, Co. Treas. , Prtsr 370.10 McHenry Plaindealer, Supr. I'rtg. 2.20 Harvard Herald, Supr. Pf^g 2 50 larvard '<H<iraH. Co. Treas, Prtg. 168.20 Lak? Herald Pub. Co., Co. Treas. Prtg 601..70 Lake Herald Put. Co., Supr. Prtg ; 2,40 Hebron Times, Co. Treas, Prtg..... 35 30 Marengo Rep.-News, Co. Treas. printing „ 148.30 Marengo Rffp.-Xews, Supr. Prtg.. 2 50 •lichmond Gazette, Co. Treas. I'rtg" ' jiys 80 ^ii hmond Gazette, aupi-. Prtg. .... 2.50 lA ocdstock Journal. Supr. Prtg... 2.G(i tate Bank of Woodstock, Oo. Treas. Off. Sup !:thel C. Coe, Sup. Sch. Off. Exp»; Richmond Gazette, Sup. Sch. Off. Exp darengo Rep.-News, Sup. StitH Off. Exp levaart & Thayer inc . Sup.'Sch. Off. Exp. ^ Johnson-Randolph 0©.;' Sup. Sch" Oft. Exp 5.00 3.50 84.00 35.65 *ort Your Committee would recommend wJl1' 1%?P\ uhat the contract for hauling of coal 'R'.O.'W. & Bldg. e awarded to Hans Hansen of Woodtock, Illinois, the low bidder for the • 1 ice of 50c per ton for coal being de-' ivered to the Court House and 60c per on for coal being delivered to the Voodstock Armory. Your Committee received the following proposal submitted by Lawrencf <iltz, agent for the Woodstock Type writer Companv, to-wit: 'OXTRACT FOR 3 YEARS GUARANTEE-- NO REPAIR CHARGES. You will be supplied with the followng typewriter^: '-5X-11 in. Carriage New Woodstock Typewriters at $112 50 i-s8arJ' -l4in. °CXa rriage New WoodWSO. flO stock Typewriters at $120.08 ea.. total of 000 00 t-.«L-22 in. Carriage New Woodftock Typewriters at fi;i2.50 ea., total, of 157.5f\ ••4.30 10.54 .90 1.00 18.73 37.85 6.94 •ester Swain, R d"'w7&'Bi'd^r • vnncis A. H. Schepers, R. o"w" & Bldg. Rd P- Andrew Co.,"Ct\ Hse. jili ( oal >. H. Reene, Shf. Off. Sgp. 11^. State Emp. Service, Ct. Hse. Sup Coblentz Dept. Store;""cC":ai»" «up .: 5 05 Ludwig Wilson Co., C. H. sup. 30.28 Shf. Jail Supp. Clo.--; Hohn Hardware Co. 9.32 Universal Laboratories 139.63 The Worrell Manuf. Co. ...: 139.34 S.50 10.00 32.21 17.7- 25-26 Total ................. %ese 16%,. discount 1207.50 181.12 $1026.3? Less allowance: on old machim s 237.5D Total 1 788 8f Retailer's OOcupatlonal Tax of 80.79 ^819 87 Trade-in typewriter for office of Supt. of Hwys. 80 00 \dding Machine for Circuit oierk's Office, net 110 6" . Total Disbursements 90 919 on in an funds ". ee'o^o'q" Balance on hand .Sept. 30 1938 ' " Grand Total $95,283.12 The above and foregoing . report is •true a«d correct according -to my best Knowledge and belief. * • y 1 - ^ LESTER JODINGER. Co. Treas feUbscribed and sworn to beforo mn 4fci» lith day of O'-tober. 1938 .rae -4--- • Pt. D. WOODS, Count;' Clerk. ' _ The following report of the Countv {."Perintendent of Schools of Institute f"und and Distributive Fund was Dre- - J* • "n,d read- and upon motion duly t." ° and, carried, was approved and erdtrcd placed on file, to-wit: Report of Iustitne Fund For Tear Ending June 30, 19-J8 Total • $ 960.2!' „ rt has been the practice of McHenr> °unty frtr th* t>ftp«t several years, 'rade in all typewriters over thre>- vears old, for new machines, and by 10 doing, the said typewriters are serviced by the Woodstock Typewriter Company, free of charge. Your Committee feels that this arrangement is much more economical for he- reason that, when a typewriter becomes three years of age, the service •harges run very high. Your Committee would therefor recommend that the above and foreqpoIn<? • propoml bo accepted. mltted °f whlch ls respectfully sub J. G. STEVENS - G. J. CARROLL . 5 ,1*^' A. STOCKWELL e .thereupon regularly moved W I,a'mer and duly seconded bv -ommu,!Wart T| t the report of „th'.. ornmittee on I urchasing be approved, contract?, as recommended, be ^um s '«» a u roll being called. ,. \r ,. Calmer. Heck. Claw- McConneUand Rosenthal1 votSlaye ' 'ormed i v A SAat"r1 that he was in i-.m »f fi States Attornev. Wil- ; D^£*Lr?.11' <h«,his office needed William J. Brown. C. H. jail rep. Hert Iiennett. C. H. jail rep. Sheriff Per Diem, Fees, Serv.-- Henry A Xulle Helen Mann 1 ...; Loren Edinger, .shf. deputy Walter Sahs, shf. deputy •. Armour Birk, shf. deputy Albln Kuppe, shf. deputy Martin Bohl, shf. ddputy Marence Brickley. shf. deputy .... Ieorge Ehlert, shf. deputy Howard Freeman, shf. deputy .,,, Howard Freeman, shf. bailiff Homer Mann, shf. deputy •. Homer Mann, shf. bayiff Henry G Fisher, shf. bailiff Shf. Feeding Prig,-- G. A. Parker Schmidt's Market Western l!n. Gas. & Elec, Hoesley's Bakery ........r.;::'....:;...... . E. C. Bodenschatz :... E. C. Bodenschatz", C. H. Sup. Marinda Hates, shf. feed. pris. ... C. L. Tryon, Co. Hwy, Maint. ..... Supr. Sal. Mil.-- L. A. Stockwell I). M. Wright . C. M. Palmer •. F. E. Peck .. B. Clawson ....' . C. J. Carroll ....; ; F. Kuecker Chas. H., Ackman Frank C. Ferris ... R<jy J. Stewart -J »« e»ivi!«, V'°J of SlSO.ftO for office The. Committee on Claims. County .To the Chairman of the Countv Rn.ni' this tim/tK.1, "iu he move at Poor, presented the frf lowing report. Tb, r«nair w-rk the Aa'-nng 1 h*1' of Supervisors Mr Henry Countir ML T»*. « u requeet of the which, on motion of Supr.. .Stevens and consisting of driving steel sheet piling Thorn e Ron, pi puvenisoia, .uuietuj Loantr, ui SteUs Attorney be granted, gald no. «i*Uy secoud*^ by 8u|>r/ Ackman and t}« *round the north »butmen«- t« V »•* vVoodstocH Home-Bakery, br»4 9.00 . 12.50 36.30 4.00 30.00 12.00 3.00 4:00 , 3.00 4.00 4.00 U3.oo 1 4.00 20.00 . 36.00 12.00 10.22 31.77 .•'•5.77 J5.16 -44.01 4.76 3.00 268.97 32.15 52.80 30.85 44.40 24.80 38.10 11.30 88.60 12.90 156.30 -U7.20 12.40 13.20 24.80 ic.oo 34.75 f the following, and that the Clerk be irected to Issue orders on the County $578.30 40.00 20.00 - hild. (Daymond) - )ld People's Rest Home, Etta Hil>lvird, T. B. and Pauper, McHenry Oo. Home, Soma <Sept. and Oct. 1937) T. B. & Pauper 9.90 Ottawa Sanatorium, T. B. & Paup -- Richmond, Harry Zarhstorff 96.97 ' Igonquin, Wm. Blonet*'^.':...^.M<^~^." .•••96.60 lgonquin, Amelia Eibis.ch .'...,.:..,.il03.00 Dorr, Verna ShoCkev,, 97.00 Dorr. Hugh Walton , .,.i.:.^:.;i4..,,W„;;'24;18 T. B. and Pauper;--• •, ' Dorr, Fred Benson, Mrs. F. B,eneon 30.00 Dorr. Di-. Wm. Afagiil' Schuls, - Ethel Chambers --r'..35.0;0 Do? r, l>r. M. A. Cunni0g Marian Kuppe' . . 78.15 Dorr. The Kroger Groc. & Bakery Co., Berrihard Oieskp-.,,;,, 6.<W Oorai, Lvdia Hsile, Fred >Ia# V 'iv 45.00 Greenwood,' J. E: Harrison ASon, Soma .. • 36.68 Greenwood, J. E. Harrison ^ "1;'••..• Son. Wm. Schoepke 54.24 Greenwood, Marine O'Leary, ' Wm. Schoepke 8.00 MoHenrv. Thomas P. Bolger, Mtl« dr»d Freund 13.42 McHenry. Anna Freund, Mildred Freund ; Ximda, Alma> Nelson, Elmer Nelson : Marengo. Dr. Thos. Brand," Rob't Larkin *64.00, Nels Weiss $12.20, Andrew Soma *11.00 .... Coral. Dr. E. Thos. Brand, Frank Dalke, prisoner ' All of which is respectfully submitted. F. E. BECK. Chm. . *1. M'-onvyELL . J. Carroll c. MEIER e. Harrison 40.00 •25.00 37.20 16.00 S. W. Brown, representing a delegation, of citizens from Ringwood, Illinois, presented petitions, signed by approx- :mately 200 residents and property owners of Ringwood and the Wonder Lake vicinity, requesting the improvement of the road from Illinois Route No. 31 to Barnard's Mill. Mr. Brown stated that this improvement was very badly needed, due to the spontaneous growth 'f Wonder Lake: that a recent" survey ihows that there are being built approxmately 150 oottaees and homes in this 'icinitv yearly. Supr. Stevens of Richmond Township, stated that it was his opinion that this improvement "hould be made; that McHenrv Township was one of the largest tax paying 'ownshins in the Countv and that there •was at this time over $4000.00 collected annually in license fees in said Township by the County. It. was Supr. Harison's oninlon that a part of th<s traffic to Wonder Lake would be diverted "•nn the construction of Greenwood Hridge. Supr. Freund stated that a was his opinion that the request should N> granted. Supr. Ackman informed the Hoard that the road in question was not n State Aid Road, and would move at this time that, the petition be referred •o the Road and Bridge Committee for investigation and renort. Paid 'motion was duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker and declared carried. In place has been satisfactorily com-' and rolls 1 pleted and we audited the bills and rec- Montgomery Ward & Cj>., otothtng, ommend that the County Clerk draw toweling and hardware orders on the County Treasurer, for Royal Blue Store, groceries 39.89 r jr same as follows: Willis Disbrow, hdw., papers percent of the amounts of the appro- »* A. P. Frennd A Sons, 29 hrs. rental and twine 86.32 priation tax levied for the year 1938:\: y 1145.00" Seward & Rausch, fish 17.28 that said warrants shall be issued as ; # ' ' R. F. Baccus. elec. work & fix 71.17 needed in the sum of ?i>,ooo.o<i each and:.',.' The'. Bohn Hdw., hdw. and paint .... 18.15 --u 1--J *- -- "•- -- • • :• 44.30 V. Mueller & Co.. hosp. sup 29.02 Albert Pick & Co., kitchen sup. .... 85.38 31J0 John Sexton & Co., wholesale gro. 181.83 Woodsjock Feed and Hatchery, •3.6,0 chicken feed 42.87 . , , Ludwig Wilson Co.; acid, eleaners " | Pii,» mni 1, nuiv. 11 diitirt|;«iiuil W <11 I ct II V ftf 1115 and brooms 11.37 ^re iaaued for the purpose of creating a* - eCff. fund from which payment o'f the ordin- I . r i rwiu k pwiib, iitr, ic of crane driving sheet piles ... J. ,0. Liveaey, 58 hrs. labor on bridge $84.80, 14 hrs. rental of truck $9.80 Chas. Livezey, 53 hrs. labor on bridge Allen Engstrom, 25 sacks for ce-. ment, gravel mixture Dacy Lumber Co., 20 sacks of cement stools- i Bakkom Bros., repairs on mch. 1'4.45 >"' >11 . K 1 " i loyd Cftrr, 13' hrs.,'rental Green- Heislors Bootery, clo. and snaps .... ,3.80 ^'.vood Town truck hauling 15 Hugh Lyons, carpenter Work S.. '81.25 Iraxvn show upon their fac cu. yds. stone K.3t5 W. P. Allen, incidentals ...- '42 40 ar®. Payable solely out of th - • - , •" • Wm.. PP.. AAllileenn aanndd wwiiffee,, ssaallaarryy 115500..0000 oUfctea..«nd not otherwise. ^ Total .; -- $278.84 Enoch Johnson and Frieda. Johh- Pftyment on "the above bills will disr son, salary ............lOO.OO charge McHenry County's ObligaiOns in Arthur Wendt, salary 55.00 fVxo matfar oo M KrMffa rar^o lr nt n " ctiui gc wivticm j WUIIIJ o iris11feci iw»•<-> m n . , ^ the matter of said bridge repair, at a John Borgeson, wages U..;. 55.00 saving, we" estimate, of $3,000 over the Susie McPhersoh, wages #0.00 cost of building a new abutment. Total Susan Amerman. head ntTrse ......2J T5.00 '•ost' including bills heretofore paid Gladys Wendt. nursing 55.00 $j»38." ' " Virginia Rogers, nursing 55.00 We have received and tufned over to-- . r.. ,.«• •. the County Treasurer for Cotinty Ho»d, ." $1,3,97.56 r\nd Bridge,fund from,'- {To the Board of Supervisors: Motor Fuel Tax "Fund, "rental on"" !' -- County owned machinery State Auditor, refund on motor fuel used in tractors order No. B785174 Total Gehl lemen: Yoyr Farm; Home and Hospital Committee met at the'County Farm October 6th auditing the bills for the month, drawing orders for same' 291 81 an<i conducting the regular monthlv business. A summary for the monthly J1 8^4 68 bills *ls as follows: » that there Permanent Improvement $407.96 will be necessary for the care of the Expenses .........j...... .701.64 McHenry County I'atrol System of £Iothing and Shoes 9.41 ads, an appropriation of $4000 from 4>ob»»CCO •35.05 .... f 1.8*6 ... 261.33 .. 313.01 , 77.57 -Your Committee estimates Improv ill J?,"??"18' B*P«ne*8 ...cHenry J_lothing Roads, i" the County - Highway Tax fund, until Vreclj9!nf the next meeting of this Board.- ' fJ,03.? ""All of which is respectfully submitted. H 4,. A. STOCKWELL *uel . .H... FFREUND . 4 ^ A. B. McCONNELI* N. R. CLAWSON i . $1897.56 A decision was made to advertise for « a carload of stoker coal 8-4 ft. x 1 ft. supt. Ackman addressed tTie fioard content^F^O^^^track Hartiand"1 Tin* and stated that he was informed by At- no?s Hartland. Till torney David R. Joslyn, Counsel for the An insnection nt tn* p,™ 'term""arid'&provtehfns of^e^Willilm. ^fp.C°ndttlona w*re ,oun« to be Cavor- Class will, upon the death Jof Mrs. Class," ResnectfulH' Hnhmittiui the County would have ti/le to the real «espe«xuH> ^submitted, estate oxvned by Mr. Class at the time of his decease, and that included In said; real estate, are three lots in Florida, on whiqh there are back taxes of approximately $5.00. Supr. Ackman fur-, ther stated that the Class Estate wanted I County to pax' the taxes on The Committee on Roads and Bridges marte the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Palmer and duly sec- ->nrfed bx- Supr. Harrison and the roll being called, xras declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr_ Chairman and Gentlemen of the BoarH of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: Th° "iderslgned members of the road and bridge committee for said County, *v»i'ld beg leaVe to submit the following renort on the matters before them; Thnt xve met at Woodstock, Illinois •n the 16th day of September 1938 to oopfve bide for seal coating the Ridffe- *»1d rond known as Sec*. 4-IT M. F. T. The hid of the Andresen Co. of Chicago T'1 inois 1n the sum of $5763.75 hased on he G. 1 State Highwnv Specifications for 300 tons of asphaltic limestone apnlied wn« the lowest bid received and we deeded to recommend the award of the contract to them in connection with a letter mating that if more n-.phnltic material was needed for a f.rst class 1oh same would be furnished and applied at no extra cost and that owing o the lateness of the season the job vould be done next season. .All the vther asnhaltlc work Tor the year on he Co»'n<v- roads has been satisfactorily •ompleted. The plans for the Bond Tssue Bridges were received all approved by the State Division of Highways but we were un- "ble to advertise for bids as the Government' gj-ant had not come through. We again met at Woodstock. Illinois on the 8th day of October 193'S and indited and ordered nald bills chargeable to the McHenry County Patrol Sx-sem as a wholt for repairs and supplies or County oxvned machinery, insurance -• the pmount of *2300. and labor at the County tool house to, a total of $3258.06 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County Patrol system of -oads. for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved bv this Bonrd, were •M,d<tnd "id ordered naid as follows'*: Section 3 .: "141.85 Section 4. If! lt; .i.:.: 1 ">5 r,? "ect'on 4,: 17. 368.88 ^ectfon 5 6 , 'Vfi.gs Sections 1,, 104 4r>rvRO Section -- 7?.82 ^ect|.,n 9 873.50 • "Ct'on It 90.87 °vetit»n 1? ...J., - RS.tl Cect'ons 13,- .15 ^ ^2:4.70 "etjtion •l^.^.'u^iiU •...: 185.95 said property for the reason that same was not revenue earning. After some discussion, It was regularly moved by Supr. Turner and duly seconded by Supr. Clawson. that eaid matter be referred to the Committee on Lands and Lots \ttost t°r' investigation and report. Motioh declared unanimously carried. Supr. Palmer- of Dunham Township' addressed the Board and stated thatf there was a lot of criticism in hi$< Township of the. Board of Supervisors' for the delay In tne repair and construction cf the bridges washed out in the' Spring flood: that the people voted the bonds to repair the bridges, and could see no reason why there ajiould be any further delay; and that it was his opinion that the County should proceed with" this work entirely with their own funds, if word is not received with regard 1o the P. W. A. grant within the next -week. Supr. Harrison of Greenwood Township also stated that the same conditions existed in his Township and that the matter should not be delayeO muoh longer. The Chairman informed the members of the Board that he had called the P. W. A. office In Chiceago a few days ago. and was told that word would be received by McHenry County with regard to their grant Within a few days. The following Resolution, Day Labor Construction. Section 2, M. F. T„ was presented and read to the Board, towlt: * *• *• D»r labor Constrnctlon Resolution Of County Board of Supervisors of McHenry County requesting approval of the use of money allotted to the county under the provisions of the Motor Fuel Tax Law. Resolved, by the Board of Supervisors? of McHenry County, that the public interest demands the construction of a section of a public highway designated as a State Aid road, said section being described as follows: Beginning on • the public highway designated as State Aid Route No. 13 '1' a $JPint near the intersection of a Tonnship Road with said Route No 13, known as Maxwell's corner, in the southeast quarter of Section 11, Town- '^,,P ^ \4, Nnrth' Range 7 East of the Third I rincipal Meridian, and extending thence along Route 13 in a southeasterly direction for a distance of 14,500 feet •more or less to an intersection with RRae«so"il ve"di , (^(n1\)F 't hTa t atnhde bper oup ofsuerdt hitmerprovoment heretofore designated shall constructed in accosdance with the prox-isions of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law " approved March 25. 1929, and shall be of gravel or crushed stone surface ThPe B Construction, 20 feet ^ earth shoulders 6 ft. - 10 in Monks'Fh&T be (1e8ig:nated as Secsshhnajlil1 hhe! lacVosnasltr lr u*ct,erodp osbedy Imthper ovceomunetnyt through Its officers, agents and employees by day labor for the following reasons, so as to help relieve the unand ttoT hbe» natbKle,S ltt.oU catolonnt ro,ln thteh ew oCrko unantyd, t«y Mc.Henry County labor and to Connt W.°r machinery now idle in the ? fu fAr as Practicable. (he sumanf re h*ereby aPl),'opriated aarrss 7t**22.r>i.n00n0 .n00n)T nfIrVo"mf i v >et Jhhe ocuosuanntdy 'sD aoll-- iotment of Motor Fuel Tax f.VnL for H furTher"6"0" °f SaW sectio"- ^ E Harrison H. M, Turner, I. ('•. Stevens .. S. H. Freund H C. Meier t,HU1 Rosenthal Henry A. Nulle, shf. psr dienn, fees. serv. 4 . .. ; 100,00 Orn S. Nulle, shf. feed. pris. , ,100.00 Philip E. Hicrdeman, shf. dnly 125 an Vestie Muldpon, Ct. Hse. Jail'sal. 125.00 Daisy A . Moore, Sup. Schs. Asst.- • and oierk Hire ..113.75 A. A. Orissey, pro. off. ........... .... . tR OO Anna Graves. Er, TB 75.00 City of Woodstock, Ct. 'J»u' ligh' and water , 78.67 A. B. McConnell. supr. sal. mil. ...; Ifa/fti All of which is resoectfully submitted f M. PALMER FRANK C. FEH»I8 FRANK MAY D. M. Wi'ir.iif H. M. TCRNEH. • Total ;. $5,762.41 Pil's were audited and ordered paid ••'t of the Motor Fne' Ta* Funds since he last meeting of this Board as foll o w s : - ' • . . . State Alct Route-- 3-13A Sec. 4-IT Maintenance labor, inach. rent . ...........;.V.......t 15.13 0 sec. 5-1 malnt. labor, mach rent t . 300.16 2 sec. 7-IT malnt. labor, mach. rent, mat'ls • 1950,l>1 "•B sec R const, labor, treas. fees,...'21.20 "3 sec 9T . engl. labor, adv. 13.74 3 sec. 9T const, labor, mat'ls, mchsr. rent, fee :.„......;...1,924.!W 26 sec. io const, labor. matHs, mach. rent, fee ... ... ' 1 sec 11 const, labor, mat'ls, marOi. rent, fee •, 27.47 5 sec 12 eng;!,.,* labor, adv.,. treas; fees ;.185 44 5 sec 12 const, labor, material*. " at-h rent ...... i .3,492 I1 A,., sec. 14 con^t. labor,, mat. X OA ext. and 5B ext., eng. labor, materials 51.87 8. sec 17-1T maintenance, labor mat'ls. mrtfh.. rent, fee ^ 725.92 4. 15. sp". 19. eng. labor 17.69 sec. 24. engl. labor, mat. 134.61 The. matter of proposed motor fuel •'x roads w-'s discn«sed and we intructed the Cpunty Supt. of Highways o complete the survex's on the Alden '~"d and on the Cary-Algonottfn road Rf^solved, that the County Clerk is _ copies' of Thi^'VesoluHorio Te ""««>ty Orders ment of Public Works nn* r ^'"Pnrt- Rlind Pension Orders Division of Highwnv, «^h«"av Orders nois, through the nistpw r i Mothers' Pensions Tt •u,;r"uKilAhe Dlstrt?t Engineer. 'irand &• Petit Jucors .. 29.40 V 'vKWaS-.SE SJ52S.&SSSSf" or"~n' --i- Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker Aok' S,^w«rt. Harrison Turner; S u p r s " \ l c C \ m n f i T e U n a n^ A s s t . i n h e r i t a n c e T a x e ave Nav n0n^^ Rosenthal voted ^oners' Aurora ed iho m«M®" .9h*,r>n«»* declar- £ld Age Assistanl?© J»-ui»d -J, •fCmerp,e^rv Peli^f ...... i « " r>lsn"tert Stafc^ of Tii?nJ3Inii1ioat,on8 from the Motoi* Fuel Taxes Woj rts aannr1 fH^^U id,i^ngMs r twmeer,el t of Public and ordered placed on flle Prese"ted The Committee on McHenrv Cotiiitv 2s!s. •srsx.'jf . dulv seconH^d k,. c.. GT/ A< knian and u. . October 5, 1938. "5a and members of the County °f Superv,sors of McHenry County Home Committee ' met «n October 5, at the McHenry County Home and audited the bills for the month of September 1938 and respectfully submits the folloxvlng report recommending .same be paid. "•d to prepare a proper resolution for medicil Mve Improvement of the portion of .1° Co., rMdrefl^d Stnte A 1d ^oad thit leids '^'ner Pharmacy, medicine ^\"AorrttKh o«>u<.t» of Rr»itd.i fefleld fo MaxweU's Kienzle tiros. Pn . M -irner ne'ir the center of faction 11, Town of Dorr, and we recomTT"yid that -•M i.»or,i„ti(,n for the lmprovpm»n{ of aid road for n base for an asphalt road • e r.ipv.i hx' this Board. W" c Uprt the Chicago office of the Works Administration bx' phone > incuir. RK the status of «he p»-o T. - , •'-••• • > "mi v; i lie Bros. Co., washing machine parts Tom Stewart, elec. flv traps•" Crystal I^nke Trucking & Exc Co., sand and gravel Sawvors Biscuit Co., crockir's and cookies 't1i1i . Beill? rTne^l eopl5h'o nheo sDC-o .,l atuenl.d ry »ne o- •f ^o., xei •S"d irrant to McHe^r- Countv for .,;<»oor"«;s t.arage. gas and oil 1 no" word l'iUt a(iIx ;hArn -n -r Co «o>., cement «a nd lbr. •^ifhw bridge*. b»t thev had no l;U--„ -- <'«*ment and ibr 'rom Washington but were expecting i An°rew Co., feed, grind -- ij I ing and salt 75.76 49:86 30.43 13.«o 30.30 7.31 3.00 13.30 21.12 55.68 •6.20 not to exceed the sum of $85,000.00 r v • , v n --tgainet the County Tax levied in thei,.V, ' '*• f*-?8 year 1938, but in no event shall be tnticipation warrants issued exceed .:7»f^ irrur- i ui tl a liiL - v.;. .'. r ach bond to be so drawn, so that the".', . : •., i same shall-draw interest at the lowest ax-ailable rate not to exceed B percent ,f oer annum from the time of its is- j suance until- paid or until notice is/ W. • ojiven that said warrant is recalled for _ laynient, which anticipation warrants;..' .^.......... O. J, CARROLX. A. B. McCONNBLL H. C. MEIER F, E. BECK FRANK C. FERRIS. There being no further business to come before this meeting, it was regularly moved by Supr. Stevens and dulv seconded Yy Supr, Ackman to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. J• FILIP, Chairman R. D. WOODS, Clerk. Special November Jtteeting, , 1938 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County met in special session pursuant to a call atoned by more than onethird of its members at the Court. House in the City of Woodstock® on Tuesday, the 15th day of November, A. D. 1988 at ten o'clock A. M. T ie meeting was called to order by the < h.nrirtan and the roll being called the foi lowire members responded to their names. s»Pc'"vl9ors L. A. Stockwell. Chas. M. Palmer. F. E. Beck, N. B. Clawson. G. J. Carroll, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman. Frank C Ferris, Roy Stewart. J. E garrison. H M Turner. J. G. Stevens, Frank May. S. H. Freund, Henry C. Meier lohn Filip and Asst. Suprs. A. B. McCon- -ieii and Paul Rosenthal, constituting t a Tuorum. Sunr. Turner, the senior member of the Board from the Township of Hebron, addressed the Board and stated that. no rioubt everyone present noticed one vacant chaii and that he wished at this time to ssy a few xvords in honor of the Supervisor from the Township of Marengo, who was no longer with us: that it had been hi*. Pleasure for a period of thirty years, to st» on this Body with Supervisor Wriprht and at all times he found him to bo honest, courageous and a congenial colleague to work with and that, he knew in his passing, the Board of Supervisors of the County of McHenry has sustained a great loss, ^nd in closing his remarks, the Supervisor >om Hebron Township moved that the Resolutions Committee of the Board prenare a Reselution of Sympathy to be presented at the afternoon session. Said motion was duly seconded by Supr. Stevens and leciared unanimously carried. The minutes of the last preceding meetvntr were read and on motion approved. The County Treasurer's report for the month of October. 1P38, -vas presented and upon motion of Supr. Ackman and duly scoonded by Asst. $upr. McConnell. was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wit: . County Treasurer's Report For The Month of October, 1938 Receipts •• Balance on hand Sept. 30 In « » » f « n « a « - • ' 3 6 6 . 0 7 0 . 9 2 Motor Fuel Tax $ 1,483.38 Supervisors--County Home.. 231.90 Liquor Licenses Relief--State of Illinois .... "ersonal Property Back Tax. Highway Fund County Officers' Fees Old Age Asst. refunds Insurance Refunds Inheritance Taxes Violation Fines on hlghfravs Commissions-- Illinois Bell Telephone Warrants Old Age Assistance Fund Blind Relief--State of Illinois ...„. General Fund Real Estate Forfeitures.. ... 190.00 1,556.00 11.21 1.854.68 163.32 3$0.00 ,4.40 275.78 136.00 .47 8,000.00 45.9Q 1,868.73 10.00 867.76 institute Fund Salaries ;... Bounty Orders '""ountv Court Junius Inheritance Taxes ..... •112,821.11 3,651,25 .5.915.18 960.00 11:50 136 22 P0.00 70.13 SRiflO 347^50 1.10 403.10 15.00 «,00 45.90 l,55«.nn 31.5« 8,272.85 Total Disbursements ........334,889.37 p-'iance on hand Oct. Stt In all funds 48,260.10 Grand Total - ' dul V "secnn^vl^'K11 oF SuPr Ackman'stid - The «bov« an<l .fWNfOfn* ...report is improveme S2^7 !»11 beine cn.i»3l' Supr' Tinier, and the. ,';"p correct ncco^Iing to raV bestj^11 road. 18.M Jr"':JCi*Hed. was declared unani- w»H>wle4»e and We aNo 'received bids for. th mousij adopted, to-wit: T.KSTnp RnTNOKR, trials involved In the construct K1 -87 Ootnhur K tut CCooiumnttxv TTrroeaassiuirMerr. M. F. T. Section *24. and rpcnmn Siib-'--fbed and »wom to before me 'his 15th dsv nf Novflinhsr. 1938. R. D. WOODS, County Clerk. (Seal) and necessary expenses inty may be paid. of said. BEjT Vl'RTHER RESOLVED that V 1 ' »• uch anticipation warrants shall when • -- . . . f a p e - . t b a t - t h r e y e tax, when -*V 5 Air -Ts- respectfully M^n • * *»' •nitted: .:•" "'VC!.V:. ' -, "v-- '••. . H. M. TURNER '. ' " V. ' •'. C. W. PALMER ' ' e. f. koeoker-; - \ J"4-• J- e. harrt?O.y , ^ ROY J.' STEWATW-fe--?^:;' It was thereupon regularly moved by -; 'upr. Steven«t and duly seconded by •• Supr. Ferris that: the report of thei v Committee i>n Finance be.approved and.; ^he Resolution authorizing the issuance. : if. Tax Anticipation Warrants be adoptad by this Board, and the roll lieing •ailed, Supervisors Stockwell, Palmer, , *?eck, Olaxvson, Carroll. Kuecker, Ack- Tian, Ferris, Stewart. Harrison, Turner,' .. -tevens. May, Freund. - Meier, and Asst. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal x-oted: •ve, nay none. The Chairman declared he motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Rnads and Bridges nade the following report, which, on notion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Carroll, and the roll '"<eing called xvas declared unanlmousy dopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of The Board of Supervisors, McHenry Countv, Illinois: The undersigned members of the road , ind bridge committee for said County ' vould beg leave tt- sumblt the following feport on the mntters before them: That' we met at Woodstock. Til., on 'hp nth day of November. 1938, with irno Ko'Js of the Works Progress Ad- . ninistration.. Wori had been received l^at releases on all gravel pits are noxv •equlred. Tt was decided to call in«"the "highway Commissioners made party to }he countv1 wide W. P. A. nroject <he Hening of November 15th, 1938, to help -.ecure same. We then inspected the M. F. T. work '"•eing done in the vicinity of the An-. 'erson tridge. in the Town of Miftrengo. •^ine progress had b^en made up to the irrte of the recent rain, but now the ••lud .is: very bad and slow ^progress is se!ng made. « ~r~ We aeain met at Woodstock. Illinois » »n the 12th day of November, 1938. and "•udited and paid bills. chargeable to 'be McHenry County Patrol System of ">oads as a wjiole for repairs and sup- Mies for County Owned machinery'and Nbor at. Ihe Oountx' tool house to. a . total of $1,010.18 Bills chargeable to tjje various secions of the ConntAv Patrol System of oad.s. for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this,Bosrd were - ditod j>r«d ordered paid as folloxxs -'ection 3 ^ec^ion 14 ... Section 4-16-18 ection 4-0 7 "ection 5-6 'fiction 7-10 -e<>tlon 8 Section .• 'ection 11 Section 1® •......, Section 13-15 171.15 * 78.86 1 0rt,97 176.27 1 45.45 254.85 266.08' 252.01 91.59 108.28 260.39 ..$2.92L08 Total Receipts for OotoflL-Or fl 6.578,55 ________________ TIpiftTV"; imiuy s pm khii ui rs«m i-u Grand Total Receipts ." $82 649 47 Ma«"tin Boss'elman, hauling 9V,^ ll9MlltiUM y'lf- stOTe grax-el 3.30 Total ^ills were audited and ordered paid out if the Motor Fuel Tax Funds since th« last meeting of this Board as follows: Pt. Aid Rt.-- 13-13A Sec. 4-IT Maintenance Adv. Costs 1^.40 ^!0. Sec. 5-1 Maintenance LjHfior.i -- material -Hrri,}-.?5J,79 Sec. 7-1T Maintenance t.abor S5.00 , "iB, Sec. 8. Construction, labor, material 4.50 !6, Sec. io. Construction, labor, , mach. rental ... ., 15.-48 i1„ .Sec. 11, Construction, labor, tnach. rental, material . - 34.66 25. Sec. 12, Engineering, labor, . .Treas. fees 196.21 ?5. Sec. 12 Construction, labor, material, mach. rental 4,713.20 . ">B. 4A Ext.. 4A, Sec. 13, Engineering, labor, material ...... 59.98 21 A. Sec. 14. Construction, labor. material' ..: : 31.68 20B, Sec. 16B, Engineering, la- . bor : 13.50 !8. Sec. 17-1T. Maintenance, lal «r, material , 24:59 '7^-19. Sec. 18. Engineering, labor material :.• 123.28 !4A15, Sec. 19, Engineering, la- , bor 2.50 1, Sec. 20, Engineering, labor ..... 274.80 9, Sec. 21, Engineering, labor, material -... 88.32 20B, Sec. 22, Engineering, , labor, material 15.13 20B, Sec. 24, Engineering,, labor 59.99 20B, -Sec. 24, Construction, Treas.. fee, labor, material, , mach. rental 988.60 , The drix-ing of steel sheet piling around the north abutment of the Peterson bridge, on (hp County line between McHenry and Boone counties, xvas let to the low Hd'der A. P. Freund % Sons of McHenry. Illinois, for the sum of ?39O.O0 and has b««n satisfactorily completed. The filling behind the sheet oilintr is pronosed to be done by W. P. A. libor. The washed out portion of the approach to the bridge Vis been filled. McHenry County's ntprtion of the cost in proportion to the fi.fs!'e<.-sed valuation of the two counties ik 66.854 per cent of total cost. We therefore rc<wmend that thi County PSIei'j^ draw orders as follows, for Mc- County's pot tion of said cost; M A w4 ! »•% 0/\t< a nlm a n n Ct " O 1 / ji'>, cv. - N. Peterson. 91^ cu. yds, gravel • and stone 3.32 A. P. Freund A- Sons, steel sheet piling, driven in place' 256.38 Total cost McHenry County's portion • ..*269.50 Boone County's portion would he *133.62, payable to A. P. Freund & Sons. Supervisor John Filip. stated that he had Just called the P. W. A. office at Chicatro. concerning McHenry County's proposed grant for bridges.' known as docket Illinois No. 227^. but could get. no definite information, except that more grants were expected tn a few days and if McHenry County was among them, we wouid be notified bywire. A delegation of people interested In the improvement of the road from McHenrv to Crystal Lake by way of $82,649.47 Palnes Hill, came in to the meeting Is and requested early improvement of Mthnfers Drug Store, medicine iiaon Public Service Co., electricltv 7S 7fi the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Tb« following report nf the Finance °ommjtte« was' presented and read to •he Poard, tO-wit: Woodstock. Illinois November 15, 1938 :rc-ri ne»t week, and that they would J 'n* a sn't *^ot let the m^tt^r groxx- cold. i Woodstock Wholesale Co., tob*. . <>\»|ng to f,]nds running low w» <je- IE.' W. Woolworth. notlonp *>lded to cut down expenditures to $,"0.00 | W. T). Allen Mfg. Co., boiler 11.80 35.05 15.79 Tioa-d of Su-pervlsors. V"»»r Committee on Finance would bee- 1eax-e to submit t*e following reso- '"""i and recommend j its adoption towit • there Is not at this timema- - .... ... -- ruction of "24, recommended '^flt the lowest bid on each of the items ec-epted. subject to the approval of the St*>te Division of Highways as provided by T axv. . . Motor FP»1 Tax funds hax-e beep re-, celxed for Pi"-ht of Wax- for State Aid. Route 20B. Section .24 M F. T. pavabl' on certification of the Right of Wav Committee is follows- William ft .Times C!e?rv. *2ir< 1 o- Rav Moe. $25.67; FrankN Anderson $43.80: Jsmep. Lee & Clinton M even. Mark Ol-^rwise. *17.00. We hax*e T-eceived and turned over to the '"ounty Treasurer for Countv Road fid Bri«4ire fvnd from-- Motor Fuel Tax Fund, rental on County Owned maehinerv $1,697.01 ifclent money in' the Tr'ensurv of F. ' l«s>nfor,, Hamnshire, 111., "for Vtc„Hu« nrx' C^o un*tv- to mee*t i-n-dj d- efr^iv - --" wrecked, Anderson the ordinary expenses of the County, ""i it Is n^cesssry at this time to orov'de a fund 'to m^et all such exnon*«s bv issuine and disnosin" of^anticina- 'on warrants to be drfwn acainst the "art of Bridge 10.00 "•or month no.- patrolman, except for < tube cleaner emergency matters until further notice. Posenthal Lumber Th-. renair w -rk on tbe.Aa"ang Bridge 1 l>««* »od cement piinr<io(iM» _i _v... -iii Thnrnf* A* Srtn nlni Total : ; . 21,707.01 A o'tV Commltt«xe estimates that there '"II t»i«; lt) „e nrmrn tpe --be- necesssirx- for (>f the "opnty Tax levied in the veer df 1933 MrHenrv Countv Patrol Svstem of >-! tHe w"" and msnner provided hv the an annmnrlation of 83.000, from of this State for the issuing Countv TTigbxv->v Tax F-<nd until r>d di<-nnMnr of xvnrr^'s. n'e»»1nj' of thi« Poaid I BE *T WRSOi ,VRP by the Pn«»d of f '1 which is respect fully ! sub. 6.O0 ' Wuperviso^ of the fV»nntv of McHe»»rx' S^Kiiia.- •' ,-fWr & Fuel Co., Iubi- .that th» Countv Treasurer of thl° I.ri Ri.u ceineni 40.31 'Oountv be end he is her«by authorised Thorne & Son, clothing 9,14 and directed to issue and sell as need- Weodstock Hum. «d. aatioi»attott warranto t» *p *B*WjA li. A- sTocTcw-Fnty A. B. McCOVNEIiJE, ' N. M. CLAWSON FRfiUKD ' h-l. ifev