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THE BOARD OP SUPERVISORS, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS r<}Jt r '-• , ft ] 25.00 w 4.00 4.00 4.00 4.00 20.00 4.00 12.00 4.00 12.00 . 24.00 44.00 21.10 4.00 •L ills. State Employ. Serv ; - shff. Dpty.-- iJtSari Kunixje ojSliner b raiick:., «».. JtVayne HalbUib -- TJeoige Ehlert Martin Bohl , I'harle* J. W illiams ..tTfr.. . ...- " Waiter balls ,..|Loren Edinger i; Armour Birk J.::.........:.:.... woinc-r H. Mann, Shff. Dpty., :> $4; Shff. Bailiff *20 .., * floard Freman, Shff. Dpty. $28; ^ u Shff. Bailiff, $16 t,.v. Jftenry G. Fisher, Shff. Bailiff . '32.00 Shff. Per -Diem, Reea, Serv., ..'V: Fund-- , • • ' :C. J. Williams i*....'.. -pits. C. J. Williams .......-- • #anitary j'lg. & Htg., ,C. H.. Jail repairs ' , 242s61 Supr. Sal. Mil.^r-, " j v"'"^,.v A . S t o c k w u U - 3 1 . 8 0 "'••'.Chas. M. Palmer • 26.0'tt ; F. E. Beck 4 7.20 ,'fc. H. Clawson • i&t>0 ; J. Carroll. >.'• '23.70 • •• H. F. Kuecker u.;r 35.40 Chas. H. is an . jPrank C.. Ferri* : "Roy J. Stewart-U."UJ.v,_v-"-^w--' ' J. - E. Harrisonf.; :iCsC».i.i..,v^^^.- H. M. Tuinei ; "'J. U. Stevens Frank May 8.' H. Fr'eund H. C. Meier ; Paul Rosen thai 1 A. B. McConnell • Henry A. Nulle, Shff. Per Diem, •Fees, Serv. . Ora S. Nulle, Shff. Feedg.' PriS.. 'JPtiifip E- Bierdeman, Shff. Dpty. '*Aimn Moncur, Kr. T. B. Cattle, • half month .....* ........ • Ilelen Scjioepke, Er. T. B. Cattle . half month' City of Woodstock, Ct. IJse. Jail Lt. &, Wat. v . i, •Dlacy Lbr. Co., Ct. Hse. Jail r-i Coal ..i...--^......r Don A. Wicks, Sts. Atty. Asst. 3 mos ...... ..... Vesjtie Muldoon," -Ct. Hae. Jail Sal ; - -- ; Hans Hansen, Ct. Hse. Jail coal, hauling -- ------ All of which 1s respectfully submitted. C. M. PALMER FRANK MAY FRANK C. FERRIS H. M. TURNER Will Darmnn, Dunham Twp. M. F. Peters. Chemung. Twp. , Hairy 1 aul, Clieltiuntr Twp. 'A1*? Alfred Burrow, Alden Twp. . ' **> rjieiiu.s Caiahan. Han !nlid Twp. • William P! l'olni.w, Seneca Twp. iiichard retiner, Cor:il Twp. Leo E. Dwyer, (Ira ft on 'Twp. A. L. "ftennett. Dorr T\Vp. • " \ Lawrenoe Brown, 1 *orr Twp. Walter Freeman! Cnenwood Twp. Henry Simes. Hebron Twp. j;' r.I Hairy Anderson, .TMchmond Twp, '• F. <i. Hanford, lturton Twp. vp, • ' Thomas . Kin?. Mellenry Twp. Louie Messeiiger, Nund;v Twp, - '• P. W. Raiiluil,- Algonquin two,' Cart" Rund, Algonquin. Twp.- * „} BxpandltutM It "waj. thereupon "regularly fflWi!If Knrntv' Orders ':..:.:,,,^:.:.;.:.;#13,120v91 supr. Aokman and duly seconded by i Highway 'Orders „.u^..^..i,..1.791.48' Mipr, Iveriqs thiit t^e sel< etton of -C.rand n,i JLj 3urora j 1 1(H ">n Jurors and SunnhMnent.il Panel "ho .in. 1V.1 1 n<* *lnd 'i'" Jurora..^..,J.v.l,lOd.sO General Fund 7,236.46 (Ha Atfe Asst. Sfilary refunds 380.00 I Blind Relief .1,831.87 I ,SU|.1. Conpty Home 93.81 !Old Age Assfstance 40.82 .Motor PUel Tax ..,.12,377.54 I Telephone Commissions. .86 'inheritance Taxes 3S4.38 iChin. Liquor License Comi 122.50 Institute Fund 141.00 Deposit, Order of Court 79.00 Sale of Bridge Bonds --:.75,250.52 Total receipts, Dec. 5-31 incl. 114,095.12 "'1'Otski Receipts ....$195,766.25 Jurors and Supplemental Pan>t "be ap-^ irlhei t«m pioved and the .'Clefs l>e directed to, cet- 1^,^.'^.?^ laNe®; tifv -the -lists" .-to the Cferk of theM .Cd-A 65^7.60 Ciri-uit Court,, and the roll iveing 'oftlwu,-1 21.'CO Supfs. Stock well. Dusenberry, ' Psil mer^' • *®' Af ®is^A^c^*'-»p^T"""v* f lu ttTkirkM' farVif^Tl . W»iA nl>. ! k .tililrIv.--...., lielnK ciUieus 815.00 ed the tnotkni tihanimously carried. 18.00 DfsputeH Tnxe:s~ -..-.v..,.. •"•. x ¥ . •' V 134 30 73.28 298.5S 830.00 125.00 25.53 The Committee on ulaimif, County • Rbor, made the following report, which, tt>h motion of Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Turner, and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. Board of Supervisors December Ses- •Jpn, December 5, A. D. 1938. ' ' •< ,, _l|r. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Boaid of Supervisors: • Your Committee on County Poor ;^aims would beg leave to report that they h^ve examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the Cpunty Treasurer to the Claimants tor - the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Chicago ind. Home for Children, , Dependt. child --...;:..^,.$578.50 Manual Train. & Ind. Schs., Dependt. child., Raymond 40.00 T. B. Pauper--•' Xunda--Old People's Rest Home, > -/"Etta Hibbard I 20.00 JMch.--Ottawa Sanatorium, Har- ' > ry Zarnstorff 77.82 A]g.--Ottawa Sanatorium, Win. .Bloner 77.60 . Alg---cntawa Sanatorium, Amelia Eibisch T7.40 ••!• B+rr--Ottawa Sanatorium, Vefna •iShockey 77.70 Dcrr--ar. M. A. Cunningham; Marian Kuppe 77.41 D©rr--A. & P. Cass St., Bernhard Gieske .... 15.00 Etorr--Roy J. Stewart, Chm. Re- . lief, Beinhard Gieske 1.20 Dor r--L»r. A. S. Romberger, Mrs. ISVm. Arp 100.15 jftorr--<J. V. Frederickson, Leslie JRadloff .". 30.00 D®rr--Fred Benson, Mrs. F. Ben- Bon 30.00 D6ir--I>r. Harold W. Kohl, Ethel Chambers .... 65.00 Green--J. E. Harrison, Soma. 67.23 Green--J. E. Harrison, Schoepke 44.03 Green--Maurice O'Leary, Schoepke --a 8.00 IJHreen--Roy J. Stewart, Chm. Relief, Schoepke 8.S0 €h een--Thomas B. Merwin, Bun- • derson 5.00 - Green---Herb Eckert, Schoepke .... 20.00 Ntinda--Alma Nelson, Elmer Nelson 25.00 Npnda--Rockford Municipal Sanatorium, Josephine Freund ...... 48;00 • 4S»em.--Thomas B. Merwin, Lois Beatty *. 5.00 Ms •--Dr. Henry W. Sandeen', v „;'John Callahan 139.00 M« H enrv--Jacob J,usten &. Sons, . Hi Id red "Freund ..! 65.00 . HcHeniy--Anna Freund, Mildred -.-.iFreund 10.00 Jlc-Henry--Thos. P. Bolger, Mil- ' idred Freund 9.81 |J»ral - Lydia Hale, Fred Hale '.45.00 Which is respectfully submitted. F. E. lJK.CK : * A. B. McCDNNELli Y\*r- J. E. HA I: HI.SON • , H, C- MEIER , G. J. CARROLL. The Committee on McHenry County Home presented the following report fttd recommendations, to-w'it: ' December 5, 1938 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the oBoard of Supervisors: . The County Home Committee held a .Meeting on December 5, 1938, and voteil •if-fyanimously to recommend the re-em- ' Woyment of all appointees of the McHenry County Home and Hospital beginning March 1, 1939, for the same salaries. G. J. CARROLL FRANK C. FERRIS A. B. MeCONNELL F. E. BECK : H. C. MEIER It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal and duly, seconded by Supr. Stevens that "the recommendation of the County Home Committee be adopted and the appointments approved, and the roll beitiK Cftlled, Suprs. Stockwell, Dusenberry Palmer, Beek. Olawson. Carroll, Kueck- », Ackman, Ferris, Stewart. Harrison. Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Meier , Md Asst. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. Asst. Supr. Rosenthal, Chairman of the License - Cortjnvittee, addressed the Board .and stilted; that his conitiiittee wished lit this time to l-niike a rocominendatiMi with rewird to 'Tavern Li- -ense F-ies. According to the rules of the Board <*f Supervisors, it Is not possible to secure a license t'or les-.s than a, year, and" that his Committee would recommend that license, fees for new taverns be pro-rated in some manner. After some discussion, it was regularly moved 'bv SOpr. Kreund and duly seconded by Supr. Stewart that the License fee for new taverns only, be pro-rated in the following manner: That if application is made in , fhe first six months period, that the full fee of U50.d0.be charged, and that if the application is made after the first sixmonths period, that the license fee be pro-rated by the month and that no license issue for less than a two months period, and the roll being called, said notion was declared unanimously carried. The matter of the repair of the township and County bridges that were washed out in the Spring Floods was brought before the Board for general discussion. Asm. Supr. Rosenthal stated that he callecPCongressman Reed and was informed that all P. W. A. funds were exhausted, and tlfftt additional funds would, not be forthcoming until Congress meets in January. Supr. Stockwell informed the Boaid that he had received word from the Eric Bola'ndei Construction Co. that the P. W. A. Bridge Project of McHenry County was not turned down, but if it was finally ";e can- •Totar ^Disbursements 833.83 Bal. "on hand Dec.••'•'SI in' all ,'" funds :...........I..:....^.,..:..^..164,482.42 Grand Total .; $195,760.25 1 The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to my best knowledge and beiief. C. FRANK DALY, Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this loth day of January, 1939. (Seal) R. d.' WOODS, Co. Clerk. it was thereupon rfegularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer that the report be approved. Motion declared carried. granted if would be through the ca •i-ellation of some other project. It w thereupon regularly rpoved by Supr. Stockwell and duly secohded by Supr. Stev„ens that the Board of Supervisors throutrh its regularly. constituted committees, and special committees to be appointed, take immediate action to repair and construct the said bridges out of County Bond Issue Funcls. and that (he 'ChitijTna.n, John J. Filtp be authorized to advertise for bids as soon as is legally possible, and the Roll being called, Supervisors Sto^kweU. rtu-inberrv. Palmer, Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris. Stewart. Harrison, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay nqne. The Chairman declared the motion unanlr mouslv catried. It was thereupon regularly n nved by Supr. Palmer and duly se'coi. ted by Supr. St<s%vart that the constructiog and repair of the County Bridges h-e referred to the Road and Bridge Committee, and the construction and repair of The Committee on Finance presented the following report, to-wit: Woodstock, 111,, Jan. 10, 1939. To„ the Chairman and Gentlenjen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Finance Would beg leave to submit the following resolution and reco'mmend its adoption towit: WhereaSi there is not at this time sufficient money in the Treasury of McHenry -County' to defray the ordinary expenses of the County, and it is necessary at this time to provide a fund to meet all 'such expenses by issuing and disposing of anticipation warrants to be drawn against the County Tax levied in t)ie year of 1938 in the way and manner provided by the Statute of this State for the issuing and disposing of warrants. Be lt5 Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of the Countv of McHenry that the County Treasurer of this County be and he is h^r#by authorized and dlrecttd to issue and sell as needed, anticipation warrants to an amount not to exceed the sum of $15,000.00 against the County Tax levied in the year 1938, but in no event shall the anticipation warrants issued exceed 75% of the amounts of the appropriation tax levied for. the year 1938; that said warrants « il be ls?u,id as needed in the sum of $5,000.00 each and each bord to b» so drawn so that the same shall draw interest at the lowest available rate not to exceed 5% per annum from the time" ot its issuance until paid or until notice is given that said war-ant is recalled for payment, which., anticipation warrants are issued for the purpose of creating a fund from which payment of the ordinary and necessary expenses of said Countj, may be paid. Be it !• urther Resolved that such antic; pution warrants shall when drawn | si..,w upon their face that they are pay 1 Highways to install additional culverts Supr. Palmer that the report of the through the new road pike raised with Committee on Roads and Bridge* be W. V. A. labor on the Wood-stock Alden adopted and the contracts awarded, be road near the Murphy estate farm. .confirmed, and the roll being failed. We decided the date of completion of ' Suprs. Stockwell, Dusenberry. Palmer, the smaller cCoVnIcKrierttei bwir tiudfgtetos two "bve- built jj B--e ck, J^^ lawson, Carroll, Kuucevc,knecri ,, Ackunder the Bond Issue is to be ^larch 1, man, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, turner, 1:»39, with the exception of the Merry Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst. Bridge, which is to be August 1, 1939; Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted that for the steel bridges to be~May 1st, aye, nay none. The Chairman declared 1939, with the exception of the Noe ! the motion unanimously adopted. Bridge. That the date of completion for I 1 the Noe Bridge be August 1, 1939. ( The following Resolution on Main- We were informed by the County Su- f S" .£• Jl0"1®8; Presented perintendent of Highways that the )an*Lr a<* to th® Board, to-wit: County's old 12 ft. blade grader bought or* ft®c°rd in office of about eight (8) years ago, was giving 1 t-ounty cierk.^ considerable trouble and should be re- ' " re£ularly moved by placed by a new grader. We also think , ®"Pr-, d£lv seconded by Supr. an additional multiple blade road main- I .I1®j .tf U\\otl Vs a<loPted tainer should be secured to take the J® and the roll being called; *1 .1 iv it.' -- ^ it* I Said W&8 decl&rsd unflnimmiMlv by Supr. Turner that the report of .... Committee to Settle with the Treasurer be adopted by this Board, and the being called, said ,motion was declared unanimously carried. The Clerk presented lists of Clai against • the County and on motion bf Su'pr. Ackman and duly seconded try Supr. Stevens and declared carriefl/'the Board recessed and adjou^ped /To^ 1:30 o'clock P. M. for committeeWprk. 1:30 O'CLOCK P.* | Board met pursuant to recess and adjournment and the roll being called, by the Clerk, the following members re fees, serv ......100. Of Marian Edinger, shf. feedg. oris. 100.0# V'estle Muldoon, C. H. jail sal 125.09 Philip E. Bierdeman, shf dpty 125.0# i>aisy V. Moore, Sup. Sell. asst. and clerk hire 2 mos A. A. Crissy, pro. off. Helen .Schoepke, er. TB cattle .. . City of Woodstock, Ct. Hse. Jatl light. and water ^ All df which is respectfully submitted!. C.' M. PALMHlR fel FRANK C. FEiilUS "I; e R. F. DUSENBERRf H. M. TURNER ' 4.. .227.50 . 76.0* .. 75.00 86.«| place of the old~ Weed-Fordson grader now being used <n the southeast part of the County! We decided to go to Rockford, Illinois on the 20th of December 1938, to inspect an Allis-Chalmers 12 foot grader'which was to be on display, The trip was made and we viewed' a." demonstration of. the -latest model Allis-Chalmers .12 foot grader, the main feature of which is the leaning frame by which it is possible to equalize the weight on the four wheels, which have rubber tires. The cost is in> the.neighborhood of $2800. We again met on the 29th day of December 1938 to receive bids for the construction of the County Bond Issue bridges, on 1Jhe County State Aid System. The lowest bid received on the Greenwood Bridge over the Nipperslnk Creek, was of the E. M. Melahn Construction Company of Algonquin, IlUnois in the sum of $25,728.30; Warf Bridge in the Town of Riley, by the Eric Bolander Construction Company of Libertyville, Illinois, in the sum of $17,409.42; that on the Alden Bridge, just north of the Village by Herman Mass of Algonquin, Illinois, in the sum of $5,422.82 and that of the Lillibridge Bridge, south of the City of Harvard, Illinois, by Herman Mass of Algonquin, Illinois, In the sum of $3708.02. We again met on the 2nd day of January 1939 at \Yoodsto®k, Illinois, together with E. M. Melahn, Eric Bolander and Herman Mass, the contractors having the lowest bids pn the above named bridges on the County State Aid System of Roads. The contractors stated they would start construction at once; that they expected to hire residents of McHenry County insofar as was practicable; that they expected to pay union wages. ! We decided to award the contracts to the low bidders as follows: Greenwood Bridge to E. M. Melahn Construction sponded to their names, to-wit: Suprs. -ulPSl*. Committee on Claims, Codttttf:•,> Stockwell, Dusenberry, Palmer, Beck, r°or- niatJe tf?e follow ing report, which Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, on motion ot Suor. Turner and duljr uc.i.k i„„cu Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, Turner, Stev- seconded by feupr. .palmer, and,the roft said motion was declared unanimously eps, May, Freund, Meier, Filip and Ass. being called, w&s declared unanimously carried. • Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal, con- adopted, to-wit: ;; A**', stltuting a fulllBoard • > ' January 10,"A. D,1 ltllr» ' A committee kf business men of the Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of thifc City ofUjirvarra Illinois, In Chemung !' J^Pard-of Supervisors: TAiirnoVlin T* Jl OUT COlTlITlitree Oil County Poof The Committee on Fees and Salaries presented the following report, to-wlt: January 6, 1939 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of .Supervisors: • • • Your committee on fees ajid salaries to whom was referred the seiHi-annual repoit of the County Clerk. Circuit Cierk and Sheriff for the half year ending December, 1938, would beg leave to submit the following report oh the matters and things before them. The semi-annual report of the County Clerk being follows:. Nature of " Earned dur- Rec'd dur- Service , ing Mi yr. Ing % yr. Receipts-- >• - For Probate Pees -..$1,984.46 $ 534.45 For Clerk's Fees in Suits in Court ...... 448.35' 268.35 -For Co. Serv 1,379.75 For Misc. Serv. ........ 4,284.94 f#|?f,19 Total Earnings of half year ..$8,097.60 . r . * Received of earnings V.-v * previously reported. Probate 1M.00 Court Costs 20.00 Township, headed by John T. O'Brien, ,,fV)Ur Commitree on County Poof appeared before the Board and renewed w-ould beg leave to report that their request for assistance in aecuring . "av® exannned all claims pi esenteij the Right of-Way for the viaduct im- tl' ,,a . "^commend the payment, provement over the Chicago & North- following, and that th» Clerk tail - western Railway Right of Way in said ^"'•'cted to issue order.-: on the County " city. Mr. O'Brien stated that, they had .Treasurer to the Claimants for the se\'- been successful in getting the City of- a",0urils allowed, as follows: - Harvard to guarantee the purchase of ! Chicago In^dj itome for Child., - part • "of the Right of Way. with the I , ^fpt'ndh <'h,Hh^n ritv's fSfld Ta V a rt/) nt hnr ciihu Aduiijun MUHUUl Tr. dtpCfldi ' children,; Daymond Total Receipts .1.. .., $S,486 59 Expenditures-- Clerk hire, inciudiag extr $2,734.75 V Miscellaneous ..... 84.94 Clerk's Salary * year i.25fl,p0 ^li«9 „. „ 1,416.90 Misc. Fees 17.66 Bal. due County for % y*1. ".,:..:!!,434.56 Circuit Clerk The semi-annual report of the Circuit Clerk being as follows: ---=_ „ „. ... w.snutuwi Nature of Earned dur- Rec'd dur- Comjjany of Algonquin, Illinois in the For ReeorHin„ InA sum of $25,728.30; Warf Bridge to Eric £°r cferk's Fee's'"'^ $3,976.95 Bolander Construction Company of «s„h , 1 Libertyville, Illinois, in fhe sum of $17,- uw IJn I <F° 409.42; Lillibridge Bridge to Herman H. For m davsVin' p'nV.rt 176,25 Mass of Algonquin, Illinois in the sum • --- - y n Court of $3,708.02; Alden bridge to Herman H S2.82. Alg°nquin' ln " ln the of Total Earnings of We authorized the Chairman of this E.vanij. Luth. ilume, dependt. ' Cftlidrei*1 Norton C. C. Miner, dependt; children,- Bourdages ; lw , Ottavya Sanatorium, 'T. B. & Pnup. Dorr, Verna yhockey Algonquin, W. Boner .... Richmond, H. Zarnstorff .L'T"' Algonquin, A. Eibisch T. B. and Pauperpart -.-n-.w .T.W City's. Gas Tax Fund and other sub-. • scriptions; that action had to be taken on the matter today if the". P. W. A. ; grartt w^s to be allowed, and %lso that I ih^y have, to date, three dedications j signed. Asst. Supr. Rosenthal, phair- • man of the Right of .Way Committee of thte Board of Supervisors, stated that his Committee had made se'veral trips to Harvard, with regard to said improvement, and that the last time, they met with the City Council, and that his. .,*• iina f-auper-- Committee, after having duly considered &*• ^.u ^ s ®'ood Shop» said matter, would recommend that the : .inn.. -. Board of Supervisors guaranty the purchase of not more than $18,000 in Right 0/ Way, out of their Gas Tax Funds for said improvement. Mr. Rosenthal further stated that the Committee was very much in favor of the improvement. Suor. Beck of .Chemung Township addressed the Board and stated that, in his opinion, some action should be taken today on said matter, and that if it would help the viaduct improvement, he and the citizens of Harvard are ready and willing to delay the improvement of the Lawrence Road by black-topping same at a N, -. ^ cost of approximately $22,000, whi'rti « ,u? T- "• and Pauper-- < has been approved by the Board of Su- Municipal San., J. «o:or 10-M 96.9* - 97.0# r- 18.9* 96.40 1>0,r,r' ,JJr" ^ C unningham, 12.0# M. Kuppe ; 79 gs Dorr, Dr. H 'W. Kohl, E. Chambers 65!of Dt xo rr, J red1 Be--n son. Mr rs. F.. DBeennss oonn o3v0..u0i# Dorr, Montgomery Ward, B. Gieske 11 7# Roy J. Stewart, Chm., A. Soma . rT5.ll Edward Nieman, W. P. A- 10 00 AlcHenry Dr. Wm. A. Nye, Mildred " * !• rewad rW Green wood, Dr. E. Thosy"BraBdr:?Nr ®#iSlioei)ke Oreemvood, It. O. Andrew, W. iichqiepke Uroengwood; Farmers Store, "a Sonja half year 540.50 Hoard and the County cie7k"of "kcHen'r^ Reclfvld18^ County, Illinois, to sign the contracts • • EarnIngf" and approve the bonds for the said niUioTs. ^ behal f °' McHenry C0unty' „TToottaall Reecceeiipttss .$5,841.90 We audited and ordered paid bills for ci^HirL^fn^nTrtin-: oflice work preliminary to the letting on extr^ IT' v? *t® aA**b the above four brldees. navtnsnt in ^ ei^tra yr. .._.......$2,00t.tfi the township bridges be referred to!aide soiely out of the tax wh^colfea" sspoeecciiaall ccoommmmiitttteeeess ooff tthhrreee», a.innrdl t+hVmatt t-.i „...i ... . w 11-11 collect- 'he Chairman be given full power and authority to appoint said committees, and the Roll being called said motion was declared unanimously carried. There being no further business" to •ome before this meeting it was regularly moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Palmer to adjourn; Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. JOHN J. FILIP, Chairman Attest: R. D. WOODS, Clerk. Special January Meeting, ' 1939 1 1 • *• * v '"<% Jw Lilt? 1UI" tvXT'i" - .i<#win«. reports;, which were, on motion ,hf Clerk presented and read the "} Ackman and duly seconded bv !•« f ? L Meeting, Publisher's *\uVr- .Turner,' approved and ordered - rt.lflC3.te ()f Puhllfut iriri an/) * Id i r.n flla 4 /\. ml •• County Judge, Henry L. Cowlln. by letter, informed the Board that Miws* Beatriee Bozarth o£ the State Department of I'ublic Welfare, Child Welfare Division, would be in McHenry County \t© check on Crippled Children needing . assistance, so that if .any of the overseers of the Poor have* any crippled children under their charge, they can get in touch with regard to said matted. througl. him. The Chairman announced the selecn Grand Jurors and Supplemental Panel for the January, 1939 term of the Circuit Court, and the following JHiamed persons were selected to se.-< . *8 Grand Jurors for the January, 1935 term jof the Circuit Court, to-wit: ri-riALnv ime!' fGtnu IsTt av1 V enson, R«i lm ev* Twn", The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, met in Special Session, pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of its members, at the Court House in the City of Woodstock, on Tuesday, the 10th day of January, A. D. 1939, at ten o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Johji J. Filip, and the roll being called by' the Clerk, the following members responded to their' names, to-wit: Supr. L. A. Stockwell, Ray Dusenberry, C. M. Palmer, F. E. Beck, X. B. Clawson, G. J. Carroll, K. F. Kuecker, C. H. Ackman. F. C. Ferris, Hoy J. Stewart, J. K. Harrison, H. M. Turner, J. G. Stevens, Frank May, S. H. Freund, H. C. Meier. John. J. .Filip and Asst. Suprs. A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a full Board. The Records of the Special December 1938 meeting were read and on motion duly made and carried, wrere approved and ordered of record _'h " ~ " ruunsiier a ,f'rHflc,ale of duplication and Certificate of Mailing Xotice. to-wlt: (See Supervisors Record in office of County Clerk.) . It was thereupon regularlv moved by ;Supr, Turner and duly seconded bv >upr Kuecker that the Call of Meeting together with the Publisher's Certificate of i ublication and Clerk's Certiflcate of. -Mailing, be approved and entered of ecord, and the roll being called, Supr Rockwell, Dusenberry, Palmer. Beck lawon, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, •erris Stewart, Harrison, Turner, Stev-' •ns, May, 1 reund, Meier and \sst huprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted i>e, tiny none. The Chairman declared 1 he motion unanimously carried. The. following Resolution entitled ii 'lution directing delivery of $55,000 2 m8 rf Thdat^d aS °f ^"Ptember ' Ttle bounty of M<'Ht«nrv n the State of Illinois," was presented mid read to the Board, ,to-wk- County cierkj"0"8 'office of <\™tWs\VrhZPJ?nTt f,'v ^UDr" -X'" onnell and duly .wecjnided by Supr. Clawson ttiat the ab.rve ;ind foregoing, Resolution, entitled "r;(-solution directing delivery of $55 000 ir,dge Bonds daM..aS ^f Lpu 1^, of The t^ountv of Mi-Hf-nrv !" tht, Stt,te r,f Illinois," be. adopted bv ^.'/:J!o^i:a .,an<1..tI^ roll being'.-al ' e<l. and not otherwise. All of which is respectfully submitted. H. M. Tl'KXKR ROY J. STKWAEX ."B. F. KL'KCKKa.:-' ' . . • G. M. PALM KU ; -' •' J. K. HARRIS! iJJ It'was thereupon regulttirfy moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Carroll that the report of the Committee on Finance be approved and the Resolution authorizing the issuance of Tax Anticipation Warrants be adopted . by this Board, and the roll being called, Suprs. Stockwell, Dusenberry, 1 aimer. Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye, nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. 1 (The following reports of the special committees on Brand, Lorden, Sackett and (jV'ttschow Bridges wete presented and^read to the Board, to-wit: . < See Supervisors Record in office- of County Clerk.) It was thereupon regularly moved by hupr. Beck and duly seconded by Supr. 1' round that the reports be approved and contracts confirmed, and the roll being called, Suprs. Stockwell, Dubenberry, i a mer, Beck, Clawson, Cari>oll, Kuecker, Ackman. ^ Ferris, Stewafrt, Harrison, Iuiner. Stevens, May, freund, Meier, and Asst. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal \oted aye, nay none. The Chairear'- ied ,no.t'on unanimously The special committees in charge of the _ repair of the Merry Bridge, Noe i.ndge and Diggins, Bridge madj the fol- Charles H. l>oolittle, Mnrengo Twp .4- L. Plowman, Marengo Twp. Thomas H. Davidson. Dunham Twp. : f- C. alunger, Chemung Twp. :;i . M. Fritz, Chemung Twp. enjamin Wright, Alden Twp. •Igrval Disbrow. Hartland Twp. Blmer Reese, Seneca Twp. feorge Bellinger, Coral Twp. arley Maekeben, Grafton Twd. Will T. Charles, Dorr Twp. Louis McDonald, Dorr Twp. .Jpdwin Benoy, Greenwood Twp. jjalph Nichols, Hebron Twp.- W- F. Pierce. Richmond Twp. yjSdwin J. Freund, Burton Two Math Smith. McHenrv Twp Watt L. Welter, McHenrv Twp. John Leverenz, Nunda Twp. liaraul Dohert y. Nunda Twp Jharles F. Witt, Algonquin Twp. oseph Pokorny, Algommin Twp. The following named persons were reelected to'\serve as Grand Jurors on the Supplemental Panel for the January ; 1939 term of the Circuit Court, to-wif Ti'^ter Burkhart, Riley Twp. Fred H. Z>unk«r, Maraogo Twpi placed on file, to-wlt: _ (See Supervisors Record in office^ of County Clerk.) Thn. Committee on Roads and Bridges made the following, report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Hoard o^ Su per visors, McHenrv County, Illinois; The undersigned members ot tho _ Road and Bridge Committee fdr said County, would beg leave to submit the them^ reP°rt U" the matters before o,.T»hh 1 iTwu'T1 at ^'"O'^tock Illinois, on the ,10th day, of December 1*>38 and iu *1 bills charges Me to the McHenry County Patrol System of Loads us a whole for repairs ,nd supplies lur County ow-iied machinery and Ub-or at the County tool house, to a " tul of . $670 21 Bills ^chargeable , to the various sectious cf the County Patrol System of Kt ads, for labor and material, i»t rates heretofore approved by this Board, were audited and ordered paid a* follows- Sectlun 3 - - - 162.39 irorn^ J? ^ ^etT^ von jy. p* y' 1-- « . ' Misc. OffiPA AV-n one-half year ...L 1,160.00 We again met at Woodstock, Illinois fc.0!'1;6 ex? on the 7th day of January 1039^ and ^ hQ Si/lary for audited and ordered paid bills charge- one-half year . 55XS ^SSS and supplies for County owned mahhoou„ s"e1, rya, at"otla,'l abo"f r at the County tool *c*urg?ilble t0 the various sections of the County Patrol System of labor and materials, at rates $1,074.92 iff )>einff as follows: Po?FeeP s tam Suits in Section |nd ordered pa,d as follows: Sections 4, 16, 18 > Sections 4, 17 ..... Sections 5, $ ....v.™ Sections 7, 10 Section 8 Section 9 ^..,...1..]"] Section H Section 1| . Sections ij, 15 $ 104.76 ..738.00 123.25 21.10 106.65 59.25 . 8 9'. 50 101.03 65.66 130.10 167.17 -- $2,781.39 Section 14 Total TJ.,, -- - T-,.w*.ww oiienn ,,t 'I ? were audited and ordered paid .Misc. Postage Lit Of the Motor WSittl 1X1 . •"**** *0. lied," .»» Sm VS",:r,..KIT; him, to have charge of the repair -ind whieh'1<tl0n- °f the Township Brides L V .:l,:roin,nu'nts on ln(.rio,; a jSi" Mct'onnell and duly «ee onded by Su1)r. Harrison, and d'rl^i unanimously carried, confirmed, to-wit- Cou^y cKS'""' "i T,rr.e?as sure'rr" ffoorr intfhbe monthS To ft hDee cCemoubnetry "M rU"• to uS Treasurer's Beuort .l^f Month of December, 1938 (December 5 to 31st incl.) r, . • Receipts -. "Rai. -oirHmra Dec. .'th l'i38 cti 14 HHiitgrhh wma,'yrS t'"F<u'nVd ^ el ief """'I1 "11 8 Vr' n00i I State Vjfwy8' vioiatV H?1"*.'•'••» ?48f-70 County c^i---°^-°c fl««* 51.00 Sections 4, 16, 18 Sections 4, 17 .... Sections 6 Sections 7, .10'..^' Section 8 Section !t. Section 11 Section 12 ^ Sections 13, if, !,,. Section 14 ....;.. 39.08 171.19 42.16 109.53 41.23 181.60 78.58 8D.54 118.49 77.33 lcer»' 7«es 7J2.6J Tim ' " $1,775.33 . /,.were ad|ted and ordered paid out ot .Motor Fuel Tax Funds, since the last meeting of this Board as followshtute Aid Route-- 20 secv5-l maint. labor & mat. ....$15.84 I sec. i-it maint., labor, material _ mach. rental 294 65 •>B sec. S const, labor &mat. 4 00 23 sec. 9T engi. labor 14 37 23 spc. 9T const., labor & mat.T....l36!66 2i> sec. 10 const., labor, material , mach. rent r 14 80 II sec. 11 const., labor, material mach rent 35 gg 25 sec. 12 engineering, labor 8L26 25, sec. 12 const., labor & mat. ...J2.074 10 0 , e.xt"> 4A ext., 4A sec. 13 engi. labor 112 18 21A..sec. 14 Const, labor & mat. .". 15^66 5 ®ec 17-IT maint., labor & mat. 81 24 -1-L juul 19 sec. 18. engi. labor ' 54 87 14 and 15, sec. 19. engi. labor ..: 218" 1. sec. 20 engi.-labor 128 19 en«ri- labor 33.2T, 20B sec. 24 engi. labor & adv. .... 93 01 20P. sec. 24 1:011st., labo£, material and rental 4 074 SR JOB sec. 24, Right of Way 17 00 Instruct....ed the Count/ Bupt. of foUows:*he M0t°r Tax as State Aid Route-- 13-13A sec. 4-IT maint. labor t 4 00 <20 sec. 5-1 maint. labor 12 40 ^ sec. 7-IT maint. labor ft mat! .... 62 41 oB sec. 8 const., labor & mat. ... 2 50 11 sec. 11 const, labor & mat; mach. rental - 2». sec 12. engi., labor 1'": , 25 sec. 12 Right of Way, Treas'.""" ree, recording plats 102 02 sf.c- 12 const., Treas. fee, payroll and material 1B8= no 5VXt- 4;A ext-' 4A- «ec- 13 engi 98 Treas. fee, labor 225 11 i0hXt- 4A exV' 4a- se^- 13'const! 21 & L°/L Pia/ro and material : 679'82 VJ" ^cU4 -.const- 'al>or & mat. 2 41 ?fsec; ij-1* maint., labor ZZ^ZZ 1.50 and 19, sec. 18 engi. labor is fia i Jig. onu ' en&*- labor 12 06 2tu0Bn sseecc 222 4) , ecnognt's t,.',a t™Trr eeansg. l-f eleab, or 3o!l9 payroll and material 2,278.77 nots*"' hnt!nh Hergott of McHenry, illi" "abor Mn? ?,eSf. asent of the common of thJ o ' ,as present at the request ot the Committee and was questioned union COH( lR«tntB HefKrtS conce™ing the 1,( stated they had a charterfor Count v' hrM^1 laboJn rate established it costs ? .u 0 per hour- That they would Z J«,ln the union and that cenfs 1 re1°lre Payment of 12^ «•>,- hour to the union until the »-.) wag paid, then $2.00 per month dues if nili ?r ,, 0° per month 'io it In . T k'",f ln order for a man n„,in ^<'"d standing. That .';ppllcants |ua fioa,r,n/r|UndAf ,?'Ve exPer|ence and 1 tications to Miss Norma Tavlor it the post office at Woodstock, Illinois Also that the forty hour week is adopted p e , r ; " o n o f r a , j ' tJ n- business agent, stated that per hour had been established as w.iM' rut., on County bridge work. >w' decided to recommend Wavne woikers a,l,i IfSter 8wi,ln' as Part time J 1 "" Plans, surveys, draftina-s Ti'.k ^*n,il"? of,books on the Motor Fuel Tax work, be also employed on the engilucrinB and inspection and the book- Pom "ft W,"rk '"^'ved on the Counfy I ond Bridges and that their wage be 70c per hour while working under the mlTi " "f the various BHd<e Com- "r %ghw!;?sthb °OUnty Su«,eri»ten<Jent The ma 1 ter of securing for McHenrv also an * Mm 12 ,foot '»lad« trader and Hi ^ •"iditional road maintainer outr, L disvussed and ft was decided to II t>lnrru'n<l that the McHenrv County '* aAan<1 Bridge Committee be author^ hi nui chase for said County a suitro;"' i»atrol maintainer and there be • ppropriated to the Committee for that ne( rr::r •,500 °r,so MMl'i ,h\wwf iyy .T„apxn yfPubn,de s.o ut of the Count1y of " ,iuirld by the state Division tio"\l Z,y* lhat a maintenance resoluui t each .year for the roads hilnn^L of Motor Kuel Tax funds, old an est. thi« r> therefore recommend that --- - Honr'] Pass a resolution for main- BaL on hand Kov lenance covering the roads built with Motor Fuel Tax Funds. ln >> e ha in ^uun at $10.00 per day .... 1,580.00 1,692.90 172:25 99.80 10.00 22.50 13.0ft 16.47 % yr. ending 11-30-38 ......„™,$2,655 76 Sheriff The Semi-annual report of the Sher- Earned dur- Rec'd during % yr.- Ing ii yr. Nature of Service Receipts- Ct. Process Docket $881.60 Executions 148.66 For Misc. Serv 1,281.00 Total Earnings of half year $2,211.16 Received on previous earnings Process. Docket Kxecu tion ZZZZZZ " ' Miscellaneous Total Receipts Expenditures-- Deputy Sheriff ;.$ Ml.80 20 00 S60.00 $ 814.60 129.66 1,281.00 9M.65 <8.86 3,202.60 -$4,403.06 1,701.80 Sheriff's Salary for V4 yr. Balance due County for ^ yr. ehding December, 1938 .--.$2,701.26 Your committee met at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on inronay' j 6th day °' January, A. D. 1939, and audited the above and foreg'J'fnK reports together with the report of J. W. North & Co., certified public accountants, for the vears ending November 30, 1937 and 1938 and found same to be in form and correct in detail Your committee would therefore recommend that the semi-annual reports of ^heerSp°UHnty Clerk' Circult Clerk, and Sheriff be approved and the biennial resubUtJ- W, N°j;th & Co- herewith submitted and made a part of this re- P°ArH' adoPted and entered of record. All of which is respectfully subuiUad E. F. KUECKER FRANK C. FERRIS \ G. J. CARROLL H. C. MKIICR .v , PAUL ROSENTfltikS 'F. E. BECK S. H. FREUND ^De,rv'8org Record In office of County Clerk.) , It was thereupon regularly moved by r»upr. Ackman and duly seconded bv Supr. Turner that the report of the ( ommittee on Fees and Salaries be adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, Suprs. Stockwell, Dusenberry, Palmer, Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris, Stewart Harrison, Turner, Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye, nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee to Settle with the Treasurer presented the following report, to-wit: 0 rr, ~ , January 6, 1939. «the J Chairman and "Members of the Board of Supervisors: Committee to whom was /feferred the annual and supplemental rSjiorts of Lester Ldinger, the County Treasurer for the period covered in said reports, would beg leave to submit the fo lowing report on the matters and • hings before them. Your committee* has held monthly meetings during the period co'-jred by said reports for the purpose of checking the accounts of the County Treasurer and on Friday, January 6th, 1939 your committee met in the office of County Treasurer Daly and checked the accounts against said reports and also against the report of J. W. North & Co.,, certified public accountants, said report covering the period for the vears ending November 30, 1937 and 1938 and find the said reports to be correct in detail summarized as follows: Balance on hand, November 30th, 1937 in all funds $ 94,703.44 Received from all sources during the year -.438,691.63 \"eare °f\v"n^h nee^ed arer «et ^ip" for"the uisburseRients for year ending*"3'295'07 -thi.'nJV; „ ^ovember 80. 19M 609.616.22 .... 83,679.85 t . $893,295.07 he r>AV.r®ceiyed and turned over to Tne County Ttrreeaassuurreerr' ss iItteemmiizzeedd rree- Ito-irt pi f Treasurer for the County I""-' ;in,1 suuulemental report hereto at- •mXVf : collections and Supervisors to be paid for out of Gas Tax Funds. After a general discussion with regard to said matter, it was regularly moved by Supr. Freund and duly seconded by Supr. Meier that the report and recommendation of the Right of Way Committee be approved and that the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, guaranty the purchase of an amount not to exceed $18,000 for Right of Way for the viaduct improvement Over the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Right of Way In the City of Harvard in Chemung Township, and that the Resolution, previously adooted by this Board, calling for the improvement of the Lawrence Road in Chemung Township, by black-topping same, be rescinded, and the roll beingf called, Suprs. Stockwell, Dusenberry, Palmer' Beck, Clawson, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison, Turner Stevens, May, Freund, Meier and Asst' Supr. McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye, nay none. The .Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies, made the following report, which on motion of Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Turner, and the the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: _ January 10, A. D. 1939. Mr. Chairman and Uentlemen --of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supply Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: P. F. I'ettibone & Co., oir. elk. 110.76 Frank Thornber Co.-- • . Cir, Clerk . 11 94 Co. Clk. Tax Blk ......""'""^!i"*'170!84 Co. Clk. Elec. Sup. , 10^62 Charles F. Hayes, judcy. jus.^fees 4oioo Grunt Nolan, Judcy. JusticeCfees 35.00 Benton St. Rest., ct. Jurors .... 9 58 R. O. Andrew Co., Ct. H. Jail coal 2oi44 111. Bell Tel. Co., C. H. jail tel 106.80 Dr. Henry W. Sandeen, Herman Wilson, Co. Clk. Ins. Pep, M ; 5 00 Dr. O. E. Nelson, Herman Wilson, Co. Clk. Ins. Dep. 5.00 Burdette Smith Co., Judcy. llbt'y, 6 00 Woodstock D. Sentinel * Cir. Clk. " 42 75 Co. Treas.. printing ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZli.S0 Shf. off. sup ;L ca Harold W. Schmidt-- ; "" Shf. off. cup 1S19 Cir. Clerk """" fi n* Co. Clk. prtg.___.aitf sup. ZZZZZ.Z.ZZZZ 17 77 ':±ZZZZZZZ/40.5.: 18.06 40.38 2.40 62.00 9.00 , 1.75 29.40 61.25 27.10 28.80 Hii- 3.16 •' •*-. w.", 1.00 15.97 524.04 5.50 Fi eund, K. L. "and R. Freund . T and Mrs. Marshall ^ nirtC'i.Pie»e & .Son' Mrs- Freund~! 7!00 V Z- }test Uome. K. Hibbard.*. 24.3B» Alma Nelson, Klmer Nelson 25.00 r^AiiJ" ^a^ner< Elmer Nelson..!! 5o!oft T. B. and Pauper-- Coral, Lydia Hale. Fred Hale .... 46.50 Marengo, McHenry Co. Home. l'hilip Weiss « 4.S® Richmond, J. G. Stevens, Waiter™ vV entz 9o aa' Dacy lbr. Co., 'coal, armory .27o!8i All of which is respectfuily t-ui«.in^« F, E. BECK, Chti . G. J. CARROLL • ». • H. C. MEIER r A. B. MCCUNNELL J. E, HARRISON .following Annual Report nwm Cfr2ner was presented and upoa ^ &ul>r- Ackman and duly secto-^ it- SSUPr' Palmer was approved» Co'unfy IZ'S'"" ReCOrd Of Co. Treas. off. sup .... Supr. Sch. off. exp.--- Ethel C. Coe 'w "• Pyramid Paper Corp. ZZZ.ZZZZ Harvard Herald, Supr. prtg L." Co. "Treas. prtg State Bank of Woodstock-- Co. Treas. off. sUp Shf. off. sup. ........ j Lester Swain, McH. Co!" Bridg^ bond i/j ca Ruble Feltman, McH. Ca' Bridge" Bond Wayne Mentzer, McHT"Co;"Brid*i Bond, Dr. B. P. Kenneiiy/er. TB citJ""" Lester Edinger, shf. per diem„ fees, serv Yawman & Elbe Mfg.""Co.*," shf"""" off. sup ^ Ct. Hse. Sup.-- ~ W. B. Henrie ^ • Ludwig Wilson C&:~ZZZZZZ 111. State Employ. Serw. „Z. K. C. Bodenschat* ..-7" Shf. Feed. Pris.-- ~ -'*^-.*-""r . K. C. Bodenschats 8.63 > -V f 2.72 t-.. Schinner A Co. V <» Hoesley's Bakerjr i • ' "*8 64 Asmus & Son ....... . 48 87 Eckert & Wells e-";,2 -v.. .«««, 00x »u, cary Conway Dairy ... ' 16 49 ,/V«ra K: Schneider, 4% miles NW West. Un. Gas &; EL Co Marinda Bates 16.49 7.14 2.00 M. B. Cook Co., <&!"cik]"prtg? and sup. iii'ii'JO JO Wright's Drug Store, shf. "j^il 'V f SUp. clo. . 1 19 Koblentz Dept. Store," shr'j#iT^ > sup. clo. 49 67 Ct. Hse. Jail Repairs-- Sani*ar>*..r.1b«r- & Htg. 18.49 Frank Mi shier Z^ZZ.ZlZZZSl J- C. Pierce & Son" _Z'^'ZZZ', Shf. Dpty. Fund-- Loren Edinger Harold Hobbs ' *f •Martin Bohl ...... Hichard Farrell Wayn" Ha 1 hi el b George Ehlert Alfred Johannc.s .......».u., Clyde C. Miner ..,....;..... . r Clyde C. Miner, shf. bailiff Armour P.irk, shf. bailiff 11.56 .i 82.09 w 12.00 - 8.00 „ 8.00 8.00 4.00 4.00 ; 4.00 « 4.00 .: 40.00 4.00 The Committee on Public Building* presented the following report wh"f| on motion of Supr. Kuecker and dull • seconded by Supr. Stevens, and the roll •' adopled? to-wuf'deCUred Unan,rnoU8ly ; To the Chairman and Gentlemen of1?^' Board of Supervisors: , Your Committee on Public Buildinira would beg leave to report that they uv , t , i*"' Lourt House in tho City of V\ oodstock, 011 January 9, 1939 in con- Hi ciion with new tire insurance policy re»: : iiewuls dated January -4, il93«, and aft«# ^ being^iuliv c"n?id«r«fl said mutter an<| ; thit th<" /iT Vse ' w,ould recommend , , premiums due,Wto^wi?enC'eS ^ alloWe<l ' L>°\ V o'od sttoc'k.HP 1,8,11 (Battern Agency),; H. Francis, Woodstock. . M(>ffel & Reihansperger, W. McHenry. Lake & Harris. Harvard. I'aul A. Neidhold, Harvard. £ • /-• McConnell, Richmond. C. J. Vierck, Harvard. i^ya«- .A«en<,y. Crystal Latak>- ' Jos. W freund, West McHenry. Ch^ 'Desmond, Jr., Woodstock. Chas H. Ackman, Union. Donald F "Sappan, Woodstock. • 1 reinium on new policy ...... S56 09 Less return premium on old pol. 44^87 Amount due «t 1 J- F. Mitchem, Harvard Premium on new policy ....... tso 91 Less return premium on old 'poL 24^75- _ _ Amount due t 6 19 Refund due on boiler lDSurance 3l6(>. Cou«j'S|,k" """" "• AU o»;:j';xilv'T,'KM'Sr ™bn"t"a-" FRANK MAY c. M. PALMER S. H. FREUND McTHen,-!-i<lVor ,Contro1 Commission of •rs&ar'«,<s5tplaced on flfe, to^m ^ and ^rder«» ^ T^'th 0-U?!v Col,nt-v oC"McHenry,'ss939' 10 tne Chairman and Gentlemen of th© hoard ol' Supervisors; undersigned Liquor Control * omrmssion ot McHenry, County would bee leave to report that since the Sentomber meeting of the Board of Super-'- visors, they have received applications iand issued licenses to the following ^ ?uLnV};< unf'er the provision of tne Illinois Liquor Control Law: ,\"7°" , lrN'u,?erAd" „ location Lie. Fee •>7, John Adams & John Forces, Rawson Bridge, Box 95, Cary 111. $150.00 . , ....v .v«v» , • 78 Jlllil of Woiuistock on lit. Xo. 14 RFI> Woodstock 111 - ----..$62.50 Total -- $212 50 Amount previously *e|wrt^"!!!f 14,4(»o!oo Total €1 4 CIO CA i«Tnei foU°wi.ngr transfer licenses have Board ® * la8t report to th« Name • .•••••• . ..... . . • i Dora Metzer • ' W.-,,- -v ; " "\Tf) 0n H. C. Springs^7 P. R. Austin 20 on transfer licenses reported """"" June 10, 1938, and not carried oyer ....... 100.0ft • • IH|I| UUIII •Motor Fu. | Tax Fund, rental on t ounty owned machinery ... 1947 84 wm°'be 7'mmittee fst>mates that there \\/w hecessary for the caro of the Poi!unrV Coi,n<y I'atrol System of L.T' wn appropriation of $3000 from mH.our"-v highway funds until the next Atilli 'onfe w"fh icthh lsIs Br(eisaprde-ctfully submitted 1- A. STOCKWKLL N. B. ri.NYVSON S. H. FREUND Ii. F. IH'SENRBRR*'- . .A. B. McCONNELE, it was thereupon regularly moved by »upr. Harrison and 4uly seconded by disbursements for the year ending November 30th, 1938, we submit as a part of this report and recommend that same together with the report of J. W. North & Co., certified public accountants, be adopted. All of which is respectfully submitted H. C. MK'KR F. E. BECK ROY J. STEWART C. M. PALMER • , . R. F. DUSENBERRY (See Supervisors Record ln £fflQ# of County Clerk.) " i It was thereupon regularly moved by Aut Supr. Rosenthal ai?d duly seconded Henry G. Fisher, shf. bailifT ........ 8.00 Howard Freeman, shf. bailiff- .12.00 Owen H. Corr, shf. bailiff ........... 16.00 Homer H." Mann, shf. bailiff-4 00 C. L. Tryon. Ct. Hwv. Maint. .245.27 David Rattray, Ct. Hse. jail rep»™ 32.38 Dr. E. Thos. Brand, shf. jaH supp. cloth. Supr. Sal. Mil.--- 1/ A. Stoi^well1 ,.^.^,.4^., R. F. D;isenl>ei-i>y C. M. Pa 1 mer F. E. Beck N. B." Clawson ...... „..Z1 «. J. Carroll "63!30 E. 1<. Kuecker 24.00 Total amount received and turn^ over to the County Treas. on EjT'" • T 1«S tn rteTe Fees for the >'«ar 1938 to date -$14,772.50 I OH N j FI f i p* r r e.s^ctf«'l.v submitted. PAVt Control Com. ^ A8SL Li<iUOr Con- S Commisiioner?' A88t^..Uauor Control XCo^!ssion beCr5' AB8 t Li<*uor Control" ^eenhtteedd fthheT f?o lnlotew*iTng^ ~re ^pcohrta, stion-wgi t:p re- -- 4 4 . 2 0 , T o t h . J a n u a r y 5 , 1 9 3 9 . "•^1V°30 ^^ SuKrw'oof th. ^ Purchasing would H. M. Turner J. G. Stevens ..ZiZZZ~'0i Frank May •ZZZZ $. H. Freund ... I-.'. ' - H. C. Meier " John .1. Filip ••..•• Pau 1 Rosen tha 1.'lit'."..':. j?*T. A. B. McConnell .......!??r.„ * aZ Lester Edinger, shf. per dieim, A- + , Derpmhft,. 1U90 uay or J66.20 a 2 n'iJl3!; and, took up the matter _24.30 i .f Pedestal desk tor the office-- "38-65 inots for°theyff k/nd tWO fi!ing cab- 33 fi0 ' .th? nffu;e of the County Super- 3S.40 I" , • wf„H,*hways. said cabinets to ..... 32 20 i^.e "se,d m and Bridge ind M. F. ,89.00 ' matters. After having duly consid- 1 35,40 el"ed said matter, your Committee auth* ^ orlzed the Bentaen Manufacturing Company of Aurora to deliver to McHenry