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iw» •' • • - "• :•• • Tmrrrr-zx? ?•;** r ;sJV *wv .,r ;*r ,•- •" r*-** •£» A,r-:7 ~V 1M 4.00 14.00 4.09 M.00 l.eo t#.oo atroi Ml i.«l Harold Hobba Ray Horick ,,, Walter Saha t*- - • - r - - • . • B. D. Holmes, shf bailiff u:;...„.^. Clyde C. Miner, shf bailiff Birdie Schroerter, ehf bailiff ....y^ Owen H. Corr, shf dpty $4.04; shf bailiff 312.09 C. L. Try on, co stp hwy Mi 9172.68; co sup hwy trav ^eXp $107 40 t>r. O. &. Nelson, co elk depdn Btty - -..^m Dr. Wm. A. Nyerco elk ins depdn Bktr -...._ -- Supr. Salary Millag*• • L. A. Stockwell ; _ C. Perry Wright Cart E. WittmuG _ ......tat.. S. K. Back . B .Claweoa .. . J. Carroll „„.... E. F. Kuecker _.. Chae. H. Ackman Fcank C. Ferris Roy J. Stewart .. J. G. Stevens .... Matt N. Sehmitt Henry C. Meier JOhn 3 Fllip .... T, P. Nolan, Jr. Paul Rosenthal Philip E. Bierderaan, shr dpty. 136 00 Daisy V. Moore, aup acb* asst and clerk hire ' -- 79.00 Adam M. Manning; sup schs aaat and clerk hire 88.76 A. A. Crlasey, cir ct prob off sal 79.00 Vestie Muldoon, ct hue jail sal 124.00 Armour Birk, ct hse jail sal -.- 115.00 Marian Edinger, ehf feed pris .... 100.00 Helen Schoepke^ er TB olf sal 75.00 Lester Ed lager, shf par diem fees serv 100.00 City of Woodstock, ot hse jail • Iffht and water .. 91.00 All of which i* respectfully gubmlt- SARL R. WTTTMUi, ChalMftn , C. MBfBR ^ If. B. CUAWSON fftAKK C FERRIS Matt n. schmit* 11.40 lt.SO 74.80 IB 60 4k. 80 ia.4o 1S.40 Ta.30 ft. 20 71.50 CC.40 4».90 M.OO 5S.S8 11.00 »0 00 J- s . . & ' v-M ' The Committee oa Claims, County Poor presented the following report, Wr»lch on motion of Supr. Meier and duly seconded by Supr. Wittmua and th* roll belngr called. *al d«4Mn< uMmttnbua adopted, to-Wit: June », A. D. lft«l. Ht. ChWrman and Gentlemen of the • Board of Supervisors: ' Vour Committee on County Poor Clatrhs would beg leave to report that they have e*«mined all claims presented to them, and recommend the pavment of the following1, and that the Clerk be directed to Issue orders on the ' County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, a* follows, to-wlt: St.'Vincent* Indus. Sch., Daitipf Elosson | St.M •pfftident Children-- Lutheran Child. Wei. Aea'n„ Norton, Daymond W.00 Mrs. May Miner, Deline IS.00 Mrs. Martin Mortanaen, Bradllay, Spencer Mrs. F. T. Ferris, Meyer EYa Kapplng, Ystebo Chffo. Ifrdus. Home for ChIL 151.60 Hertnan Elcksteadt, Hints 46.00 T. B. Patient Pauper- Old People's Best Home, Hibbard 10.00 Lake County Sanatorium Sit.00 Long Sanatorium, Kuppe 76.20 EJdward Sanatorium, Kublank 81.4S E. Thomas Brand. M. D.. Dassow IB.00 E. Thos. Brand, M. D,, Zimmerman 1.00 ®. Thos. Brand, M. D., Everlll 67.(0 S. -Thos. Brand, M. D., Carr 11.00 . Thos. Brand, M. D., Clankle, Pattenson, Netsel and Ltckef Bt.00 fc. Thos. Brand, M. D., Mrs. ' COnley I0.00 Jlaal Burton, M. D. Trudell 6.00 Dr. John A.C onley, M. D., Woolard >4.80 I)t. John A. Conley, M. D., Mts. H. Fay W. C. Niedarmeyar, D. D. 8., fJverlll Saelye. N. L. M. D., Ailed Harold Gluff.'Vermett Oaorire S. Jones, Jones Margaret Landre, KaHs Q. C. Miner, Soma Slavln & Pierce fllavln A Pieroe. Daseow Henry Kots A Sons, V'ermett ...^ Harvard Community Hoap., Conley bo.i'v wtoodstock Public Hos., Leonard 17.00 llisa Louise M. Brooks, pro off : trav exp tf.55 IV B. Patient Pauper-- A. B. Romberaer. M. P., Trudell 6n.no Or. K. W. Kohl, Chamber* S5.00 Dr. T. F. Forrest, Hobe 11.80 All of which ia respectfully aubmittd ®< .QY J. STEWART, Chairman. A. STOCKWELL l.eo -- *0.00 2.00 ii.oo It.00 16.00 MOO t6 M TS.On 1M00 11.00 *5.00 perry vfRtbiir H. C. MEIER u HZ.ti t f r. si; Tfe i •w C . *•: a ^ttpr. Stewart, chairman of the Claims County Poor committee, addraaa^ d the Board and stated that he was recently informed by the Honorable Harold Kelsev, one of the representatives of this district, that there was a bill now before the State Legislature tp correct the law concerning the payfrtent of doctors' claims by the Countv as defined by Sections t4 and 15 of the Pauper Act, and that it was reasonably certain that the bill would pass. The amendment provides for the payment of #ald claims by the townships. Supr Stewart further informed the Board that If the bill did pass, it would became a law July 1st of this year, and that the County would only have one or twa more months of such claims The Committee appointed to select a lint of persons equal to 100 for each Trial Term of the Circuit Court from tha Jury Lists No. S now on file in the Cbunty Clerk's oifice, said Jurors to be •elected for the ensuing year, made a report showing such selections which r^jlott was read by the Clerk. It was thereupon regularly moved by Aaat. Supr. Nolan and duly seconded by Supr. Stevens that said report be approved and thai said selections so made be ordered attached to the aforesaid Jury Lists No #, 4Ad be hereby made a port of this and the roll being called. Supra, siafekwell, Wright, Wittmus, Beck, CWrtlon. Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Faffls, Stewart. Harrison, Turner, Stevnfta, Sohmltt, Meier pnd Filip and Asst. fuprp Nolan and Rosenthal voted aye, nay rtone The Chairman declared the motion unanimously adopted. The Committee on Elections, to whom WfiM referred the selection of Judges *m Clerks, and designation of polling WaAes for the various precincts and distHOta in McHenry. County for the ena «ing year as made by the two political parties represented on. the Board of Suptorvlaors. preaaated tha foil owing report, to-wlt: Tune I, 1941. lVtie Chairman and Gentleman of the Board of Supervisors: Tour Committee on Elections would fcotf Wave to submit the followlh# list of Judgea and Clerks of Elections as sel+eted by the two political partlea repl-eaented on the Board of Supervisors Chemung 1 -- Polling Place, Parish Hauao, Sumner St., Harvard, 111. Judges C. J. Vierak, D. V. Coughlia, Mra. tttith O. Poddlcord, Harvard. 111.; Clerks. R. R. Vlerck, Misa Theresa Heraley, Mra. Ora MneRae, mrvard, III. Chanting i--Polling Place, Fir* engine House, Harvard, 111. Jtadgna, F. R. Beck. W. N .Johnson, J. B. Howard, HarvaPB, 111 ; OM%|, Mra. Agnes H. Freer, Mrs. Blanohe H» JohniOn, Miss Catherine O'Cotthor, Harvard, 111. Chemung t--Polling Place, Amblei Bldg., Chemung, 111. Judgea, L. A. Douglass, R. F. Marahull, T. K. Seaver, Chemung,, III.; Clerka, N°ellle Green. Eliaabath Eiamond, Adeline Day, Cfc«- muaf, 111. A Idea -- Polling Place, Team Xlall in Village of Aitien, 111. Judges, K. B Clawtion, F. C. Bottlemy, Garrett Fitagerald, Aldea. 111.; Clerka, F. E. StabK Elbert Kingsley, Alden, LIL, Ben Hayden, Harvard RFD. Hartland -- Polling Place, ShUrtlefTs Store in Hartland Twp., 111. Judges, G J Carroll, KM gar E, Pleix*. Woodstock RFD. Anne Callahan (Mrs. COO Callahan) Harvard. Ill, !Uf!> CIW*|. Bin Magulre Jr., Hartrard lu., Martfcft Gillies, Me me Torrow, VTOOdstoCii RrD Senecsi--Polling PlsiCO, TJWfc Hkll in Seneca Twp., 111. JudtM» 4. V. Itueok er, Wm. F. Mueller, Dan Katikley, Ma reiigo, RFD; Clerks, A. L. Stewart. Marengo RFD, A. K Rowley. Woodstock RFD, James Kfihari, Marengo RFD. Coral--Polling Place, Village Hall In Village of Union, 111 Judges, Chas. H. Ackman, H. J. Miller, Wm. Gahl, Union, III., Clerks, Floreno* Ackman, Slda Miller Poppe, Antoinette Schildgea, Union. 111. Grafton 1 -- Palling Place, Village Hall, Huntley, IIL Judges, Frank C. Ferris, Huntley, III, Woodrow Miller, Algonquin, IL, Ella Carroll Huntley, 111., clerka, Margaret K. Dwyer, o«rtrude Weltalen, Florehce Parley, Huntley, HI. Grafton 2--Polling Place, Fred fteh^tt Cottage, Cryatal Laka, III. {Village «t Lake wood) Jadgad, George W. Moffat, Lenore HuliHg, Irene KoitWeit, Crystal I^ake, 111., Clerka Mildred Jedlicka, Mabelle Dahlaten, Henry Sohutx, Cryatal Lake, 111. Dorr 1---Polling Plac«L Harding Motor Sales, Jackson St.. Woodstock, 111. Judges, James It. Pierce, K. H. Mc- Broom, Arthur Desmond, Woodstock. 111., Clerks, Tennys Wagner, Mlna Anthony, Dorothy I>ouglas, Woodstock, 111. Dorr 2--Polling Place, Sherburne Motor Company, Church St., Woodstock, 111 Judges, Ogle Howell, Clyde C. Miner, Ralph Austin, Woodateok, 111., Clerks, Helen Tappan, Alice Sherburne, Spohla Flglewltc*. Woodstock, lit Dorr S--Polling Place, Room under County Treasurer's Office in County Bldg., Woodstock, 111. Judgea, J, r. Wienke, George Calrna, John White, Woodstock, III., Clerka H. C. Doer lag, ^lalen Parltef, Frieda Peteit, Woodstock Dorr 4 -- Palling Placa, Room under City Council Chambers. C<ty Hall Woodstock, 111. Ju4gea, Roy J. 8tewart, T. F. Nolan, Jr., B. J Gerry, Woodstock, 111., Clerks, Francie Battern. Kmilv McBroom, Margaret Freitnd, Woodstock, 111 Dorr 5--Polling Place, Abbott'a Store, Village of RldgeAald* Rldgafield, IU. Judges, Walter H. Reed, Rav H. Abbott. Henry Radtke, Rldgafield, III., Clerka, Clarence Reed, Robert Knltataa, Ralph Walkup, Rtdgefleld, IU. Greenwood--Polling Place. Town Hall Village of Greenwood, Illinois. Judgea, J. E. Harrison, Howard Whlktngton, Oliver Reed, Woodstock. III. RFD, Clerks, Besale Harrison, Olivene Walklngton, Lena Reed, Woodstock, 111. RFD. Hebron -- Polling Place, Town Hall, Hebron, 111. Judges. H M. Turner, E. A. Mead, Hebron, 111., John P. O'holleran, Hebron, 111 RFD, Clerka L. K. Rowe, Charles Hawthorne, Albert Mathison Jr., Hebron, ill. Richmond -- Polling Place, Memorial Hall, Village of Richmond, Richmond, UU Jud««s» J. C. Skt^ytna, XL. 4. Bartholf, Gladys Bower, RiclntoDfl. HI., Clerks, L. E. Sweet, J. Clyde \Vllaon, Richmond, in., Robert Gardner, Solon Mills, 111. Burton -- Polling Place, Town Hall, Village of Spring Grove, Spring Grove, TU. Judges, Frank May, C. L. Stevens, Anton Meyers, Spring Grove, 111., Clerks, Jos D. Wagner, Spring Grove, III., Chas. N. May, Richmond, RFD, Leo Lay. Spring GroVe. 111. McHenry l -- Polling Place. Royal Blue Store, Rlngwood, 111. Judgea. Clayton C. Harrison, Raymond Hall, George T. Young, Rlngwood. 111., Clerka, Viola Lowe, Flora Carr, Julia Jtiaten, Ring Wood, 111. McHenry 2--Polling Place, City Hall, West McHenry, III , Judges, Arnold Anderson. John F. Knox, a. E, Nye, West McHenry, 111., Clerks, Mai^aretha Spurling, Dorothy Page, Vara B» Kane, Waat McHenry, 111. McHenry I -- Polling PlaOe, BtMh Plumbing Shop, City of Mcttanry. Ill Judges. Math N. Sehmitt. Albert itirause, Wm. Marshall, McHenry, 111., Clerks Robert J. Conway, Maud Rotherrmel, George P. Steilen, McHenry, III. McHenry 4 -- Polling Pla^e, Blldner Barber Shop, Johnsburg, 111. Judgea Peter Freund Jr., Joaeph King. Wm I. Meyers, McHenry, 111. Rt I, Clerk*, Catherine Freund, Mayme Jackson, Hilda May, McHenry, 111. Rt. 1 Nunda 1 -- Polling Place, Turner Rouse, Rarryvllle, 111. Judges, T. W Ames, Wm. Hanson, LeRoy Wingate, Crystal Lake RFD, Clerks Reita Ohfwall, Marion Shales. Mary BUen Flana gah, Crystal Lake RFD. Nunda 2 -- Polling Plaee, City Hall, City of Crystal Lake, 111. Judgm, Henry C. Meier, Wm. Rosenthal, Wm. Michael is. Crystal Lake, 111., Clertta, Warren Swenson, Anna Falea, Janioe Schimpf, Crystal Lake, 111. Nunda 3--Polling Place. IOOF Hall, City of Crystal Lake. Judges, Chas. S. Pingry, Crystal Lake, 111., Paul J. DO herty, McHenry, ill RFD, John C Flotow. Crystal Lake, 111., Clerks, V. if. Long, wm. Jura, Fred Colby, Cryatal Lake. 111. Algonqulun 1--Polling Place, Vtllaga Hall, Algonquin, 111. Judgea, John J. Filip. Walter M. Schuett Georg* Ial< ansky, Algonquin, 111., Clerks, Lester J. Ebel, Sdward L. Bonooaki, O. B. Beard, Algonquin, 111. Algonquin I--Polling Place, Virginia St.. Pumping House in Crystal L*Jte, Til. Judges. Paul F. Rosenthal. Frank K. Bohn. Maurice Wade, Crystal Lake, 111., Clerks, Paul Rauhut, Sidnev Nelson. Willis Wyman, Crystal Lake,'III: Algonquin 3--Polling Place, Village Hall. Village of Cary, Illinois. Judges Harry A. Suchy, A. J. Synek. Paul L. Wlum, Cary, I11.4 Clerks. Foy L. Mentch. Elsie Hoe'ft. Laura Johnson, Cary, 111. Algonquin 4 -- Polling Placp Village Hall, Fox River Grove. Judges, Frank Opatrny, Frank Hornoa, Joseph Sersen. Fox River Orove, 111 . Clerks Thomas Hucek Jr., Frank Macko. Charies Wellsek. Fox River Grove, 111. Algonquin S -- Polling Place, Junior High School Dlst. 47, city of Crystal Lake, IU. Judges, P. E. Bertram, H. r Frick. Clifton Millar, Crystal Lake. 111.. Clerks. Louis Rltt, Herman Ehlert, F. B Washburn, Crystal Lake, 111. Your Committee would therefore recommend that tha above and foregoing selections of Judges and Clerks of Election for the various Precincts and Disof McHenry County, Illinois, for the ! *ricts In McHenry County as made for year 1SU1, together with the Polling the ensuing year by the two political ks, WJcn ctntraitsntic* is eon* w Mukllna tons of govthe PlAtfftrfh of 4M mpublit of nlltio!*, %nd tli* many in* Places of each Precinct and District in said County, to-wlt: Riley -- Polling Place. Town Hall; RUey Township, 111. Judges, L. A. Stockwall, Clio Anbthony! Aurust Ruth, Marenro. 111., RFD; Clerks, Clyde Coaraon, William Furr, Dave McKee, Marengo, 111., RFD. Marengo 1 -- Polling Place. Nafri Hatchery on East Prairie Street. Marengo, III. Judgea. John T. K'tchwn, firmest C. Robb Frank Hlggins, Marengo, 111.; Clerks. Carlton S. Robb. Ray Hand. O. E. Fit zsimmons, Marcr.en, 111. Marengo 2--Polling Place, Jobes Gapartiee represented on said Board, be approved, and that the Clerk of the Board be directed to file reports of said selections with tha County Court of McHenry County. All of which la reapectfully submitted. C. PERRY WRIGH* JOHN J. FILIP T F. NOLAN, JR. MATT N" 8CHMTTT t> CHAB. H. ACKMAN/ It waa thereupon regularly •wad by . , ^ Supr. Kuecker and dulv seconifed by rage, W. Prairie Street, Marengo, 111. | Supr Stevens that the report be adopted Judges. C. Perrv Wright. O. J. Mc- | |hl» Board and that the County Keown. Harley W Deit*, Marengo. 111., 1 C'«"k be directed to file a report of the Clerks, R F. Dusenberry, J. C. Tanner. ! made with the County George Hance, Marengo, IU. .Court of McHenry County for conflrms- Dunham--Polling Place, School House itio" «nd appointment, and the roll being District 128. Dunham Twp.. 111. Judges, called, Suprs. Stockwell. Wright Witt-1 Carl Wittmus, Claude Pagles. Ray mll,s- Beck.C lawson, Carroll, Kuecker. Brickley, Harvard RFD; Clerks. Anna Ackman, Ferris, Stewart, Harrison. Tur- Phillips. Fannie Lillibridge, Mrs. Geo. ner> Stevens, Sehmitt, Meier and Filip W h i p p l e , H a r v a r d R F D . I a n d A s s i s t a n t S u p e r v i s o r s N o l a n U»<t fiMeathd voted ty^ any naae. The Ckaiftnaa declared tk« motion uhanlrnownly otitMO. The report or the Grand Jury for tha May Tfftn, 1941, Of the Circuit Court was presented and ordered placed on file. Tha Clark presented «M read a cam* mlMtUM and a tatagram Crotn tha IUinoia AttMMhttt* «r mt>*TiNN and ODMtf CWMMstMM^ Vrgtng All Mtn- •hip Mid «ouhty MlMhU* to attactd a mMtla« to bt hold J«n* 11, at Uw Abraham Unco la Hotel at Bpringflald. tn Sretest of the passage or Houaa Bllla 399. 4ft# aM 401, generally knawn a« the "Brandon A n. C. billa." After 'Which the fallowing rowtatlM was pr»eentad read to the Beard, to-wlt: Whorea*. Tha Governor of llllhota has approtc4 rot" passage Houae Bills S99-400- and 401 (tha 'Brandon A. D. t*. Bifls') now pMlding In the 43rd general AssembiyJ and Whereas, Cgactment Of such legia* la tion will remove all local voice In the of a^d to Dependent WhdNha/vVch cantrallaatfc* la con tie " -- * can rtounetd hollct%a of ior Republican Oov ernor ana Whereas, Such legislation Will lead to the Commercialisation of Chid Welfare. for the benefit of appointed social worker*, and Wheraaa, Enactment of these bills into law Will remove all responsibility from rtpratentatlves of the electorate of the counties, and Whereas, Flnanc« of this proposed administration is to result in another cut of Mem million dollars from the already heavily pared proposed . relief kpronrntion and Whdteta, Pfonohenta ef thesw hills are offhnlsed thaorms, with no prattK* l kMOWiedge of «hlM administration, who art bemg used aa sales agents fof aeolal, racketeers, and . Whereas. It is naally apparent that aa effort is being made to enlarge tha already over-developed field of patronage In the State Administration, and Wheraaa, The people ef the local governments who are now elaotlng the preaent administrators of this function, are the same people who elect the governor of Illinois and the m«*>ber* ef the Illinois General Assembly, using the same careful judgment. Therefore, be it and it la hereby resolved, that the County Beard of Mc- H*nry County, go on reoord as strongly opposed to paasage of these bills, la the oest public interest and, Bait further reaelved, that the Governor ef Illinois be requested to reconsider hi* announced approval of these measures and Be It further resolved, that the Senator aad HapreeeotatlvtM from thM district be (teqneeted to defeat these hUto and others which tana to remove government from the People of Illinois, and Be it further resolved that the County Clerk be and he Is hereby instruoted to forward Immedlktdty copies of this resolution to the Govemof at Illinois and the Senator and Representatives from this district Supr Stewart addressed the Board and stated that these ware the same bills that wete up for passage BOtne time ago and were defeated, and that m his opinion should ha afnin- nsfaated. and that he would move at this time the ndoptlon of the resolution. Ssfd tnotfoh was duly seconded by Supr Beck, had upon roll call wft* declared unanimously carried and the resolution adopted Supr. Clawson, chairman of the purchasing committee, stated that he had received a reauest from the Circuit Clerk for hetteV lighting fhcllltlee in his office, and did net know whether bald matter Shewlt eeme befOr* the par chas ing or building committee After some discussion It was regularly moved by |upr. Harrleon and duly seconded hy Supr. Clawson that the said t-edb$rt referred'to the building oomMittfce for report. Motion declared unanimously carried. Supr. Clawson again addressed tha Board and stated that the purchasing committee hard made further Invnatlgfttion concerning radio equipment for the office of the Sheriff ef McHenry County and sweated the Sheriff ef Neck County to address the Board today eti said matter, aid that he wts vet* *orry to report After » telephone eon versation with the Sheriff ef ftock County that he could hot be sreeent nt this meeting, but Would be here at the July 8 meeting. A ~ R. C .A addreased concernihe thp value or raaio hook-up. An acknowledgment of symsatuy shown from the Amlly of the fate Jennie Palmer, wife ftf Charles M. Palmer, fl" Pr**eBt#< *nd t>r4er*4 placed at ^Several communications from the wi 1Lnt. Qt Public ^ ^ **** Presented and ordered placed o® file. There beine nb further business to •H>me before thla meetint, it was rW« »n;ved bj supr Ackman atjd duly -?h.n<£ R O. WOODS, Olerk. PACE THE BOARD OP StPERttSORS, McHENHY COtTNTY, ILLINOIS 486.94 150. *0 24.98 34.00 M09.06 25.00 ._83.T84.ll •.I78.4Tl.84 Institute Orders Motor Fuel Tax Orders Disputed Takee> Paid Deposit by Order ef CeuM Payment Stamps -- - --...M >ld Age Asstt. Admr. •kroner's Juror* Inheritance Taxes f>tty Cash Total Orders --, Balance on hfchd June ttth In all fuhda Grand Total „$807.457.48 Th« aJbov* t%d foregoing .report te true and. correct according to my beat knowledge and helleC < C. FRANK DALY, ' ' -1 • County Treasurer. Subscribed , and sw^rn to before me this Mil dtp-ef July, 194 L. • :-r ^ . R. D WOODS, (Seal) ' / »_ • . County Clerk. a report' of County treararer shotrlnt payiftkttts due County Prom Townships eft Cbunty Roms wm pre- * I rented him "tdifL ahd upon motion duly * rr.»4« and ehrrlad, was ord«r«d places n Tile.. " The (Sflllfilft^ to Settle With th« Treasurer presented the following rep o r t l o * W l i l t - v --1 ^ ,v July •• To the f*haifWh« hnd Oentiotnen of the Board of fWer^lPors^ Your committee to Settle pith the Treasurer would beg leave to reoprt that at their regular monthly meeting held July S. It41 to oheck the monthly accounts of the County Treasurer the attached sfflftl-annual report of the said Treasurer wlui exhmihed and found to he correct and we therefore recommend that same be approved and entered of lf*W R KH AMCWaT r. wor.AN jft Members of Committee. June >. l>41 ttlsisl Met aM Bmelnmeata Beoelved and A^enditnred Made By C. Frank Only. County Treaaurar, County of ideHenry, state ef Illlnoia To: The Chairman of the Committee to llettle with the Treasurer I, C. Frank Daly, County Treasurer n and for (he County of McHenry aad At ate of llllhota, respectfully present 'he following report of all the fees and moluatenta ef any office, and also of necessary eapenditures therefore, for and during the half year ending May 311, 1941, wherein I state the gross amount of all fees or emolum«»its by me earned by official service during said half year, the tetal amounts of receipts if whatever npme or character, and all necessary expenses for olerk hire, ahd >ther expenses. Nature of 8erv. Heed During Commissions: Hair Year 8% on 8863,888.06 collected as County Collector -.117,016.76 2% on $7,337.40 collected on v RE Forfeitures llf.H !« on $l,841.tt collected oa Personal Prop. Bark Takes H.tS 1% on |5.8*80.60 collected in . . Inheritance TpJIes ^.Ilf.tl on *44 T» eolleeted in Disputed Taxes _.j. l.tS 1« on I i 18,048.88 received as County TrMotirer l,ltt.47 on 1188,#91.17 disbursed as . - - - 1,898.81 w «erw M u* l rfproaehtallve 9r th« Board bcietly * of radio Hut*?*. 9 ;:•>? Special July MMtin# mi » "t^onotable Board of Supervleora of McHanir Obunty. ninols, met in of McHenry County, Illinois, fpet In «d by ttietp than (UteHMrd of ita mhfhbera at thA Court Houae in the City of Woodstock, oa Tueaflay, th4 8th d*y of M f'D g r1) " tan'thlrt> O'clock A. Tb® nteatind waa called to order by ChalrnUn, Gilbert J. CarrOll. and the roll balpy tilled, the following member* rtesifended to their nrfme*. to- Slt: iHlPfT***" L. A. itoekwell, c B Wftthyis. F E jt. Vcbmitt, H. c. Meter, John J, flllp and Assistant Supervisors T. F Nolan, Jr and Paul Rosenthal constl tutlng a fulj.. board present: The records ot Mil regular June meeting. 1941. were fead and on motion approved, and ordered pf reeotd. The following report of the County Tr*asaper for th* month ef June, 1941, waa presented and rood and uoon mo. tion of Supr. SteWfrt and duly seconded by Jupr Stevena, and declared oarrled, WKs approved aad ordered Of record, to-wit: true and correct according to mr beet Knowledge snd belief C. FRANK DALY, .j. County Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me thla 8th da/ of June, 1941. K. D. WOODS, fSehl> County Clerk After the raMing ef the report by 'he Clerk. It was regularly moved by >upr. Clawson and duly seconded by ^upr. Meier that the report of the ""Ommittee to Settle with the Treasurer He approved and the semi-annual report >f the County Treasurer bt adopted and >rdered of record, and the roll being ailed, the Chairman declared the mo- ^on vnnnimsuiilsr carried. The Committee or Fees and Salaries •»resente<l the following report, which >n motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly <e«onded by Supr. Ackman aad the roll being called, wras declared unanimously tdopted to-wit: ' ' July I, llll. Mr, Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of 8uuervis«re; Your Committee on |Ws and daleries o where was referred th* semi-annual H i"* C'erk, Circuit ,l<tk Mo Sheriff TOT the ^aif y«»alr end- 'ng. June 1, 1941, would beg leave to submit the following report on theimatf «rs and things before them: The semi annual report of the County lerk being as follows: Heceipts liarned Received To Probate Feae ^..$3,194.40 $ 588.86 "or clerk'a Feef l* Pnlis la COOn ..i. 878 00 16S.S5 For County S0rtr..u. l.STI.li . ror Misc. ierv. 4,489.81 4,t98.S0 Total Barnlngs or" " half year tMtMf ' > Received of earnings 'A , previously reported: Probate County Treaaurer Total Earnings MUMmdltaied 0. Trahk Dalyy,, Co. Treho, snd Collector, • aalary Clerk Hire Stamps r. freight on ^Uls .. Total exoehdltujfa .... Net Bamlhga . ..IL .139,107.T6 -..$1,800.00 -- 8,731.38 •. 89T.48 1.37 110.02 State Aid Route 24l» fcfci ft, S. _ ti in 1 he Towns r Manaia Total 81,098 85 ham. Your committee met on July 3, 1941 We recommend that said and made the regular Inspection of the be passed by thia Beard at County Home and Hospital and found everything to he in good older, E F. KUECKER CARL E. WITT HUB MATT N. SCHMIT# O. STKVRHS 6. C. MEIER (19.90 Tethl Receipts .....tM'o.tO Mire, iiwl. ex. 31,148.99 Refund Doc. ani| I'rob. Fees 91.09 Miscellaneous 89.94 ^lerk'e 8alary for One-half year 1,199.99 9,199.94 Balance due County for half year ending June 1. 1941 fl,487.14 Olntlt 09nfc The semi-annual report of the Circuit "lerk being as follows: Receipt* Earned Received Wor Reco rdlng 14,191.99 $4,901.80 l-^or Clerk's Fees In Suits in Court 1,396 08 3,199.99 «H>r Misc. Serv 868.15 998.19 SI days in Co*Tt at 310.00 per day. ...... I S 19.09 Total Sarnlnse of half year $8,975.99 Receipts during current Imtf year for the services performed In previous half years-and heretofore reported as lot received, Recording 174.70 *nd Court Coata 90.40 Total Receipts -$9,997.76 Clerk Hire, including extra for % yr $1,994.91 Miscellaneous, office expense for 44 yr. I9.lt "lerk's Salary for one-half year 1,399.09 Balance due Coaaty for H yr. ending May 31, 1841 1,178.16 91.919.90 Receipts fcafned Keoolved "'or Sheriff's Feoa in Suits tn Courtt Process Docket ........9 919.96 9 Executions 1198.99 499.90 1U.K $10.,807.75 All of which Is rdepe^tfully submit tod thta 9th day of June. 1941 C. PRANK DALY. County Treasurer. lute of Illinois, County ef McHenry, Ss. I, c Ffeak Daly, do solemnly aershr 'hat the foregoing account Is. In all respects, just and tnad hecoralnt to tty est knowledge and belief «hd that I have neither rooelved directly or indl -ectly nor directly or Indirectly agreed o re««4ve or be paid for my own or mother's benefit, any other money, ar- •lole or consideration than therein stat- •»d, nor am I entitles to any foe or emolument for the period therein mentioned, other than those herein specified c. prank daly. County Treasurer ahibectibed had ftWorn to before me •his 9th day of juqo, 1941. * D WOCDS, '®9hD County Clerk OOWMtr tfeannfa Bemi-Amamal Seaen Baling May Nat, 1H1 • County Treasurer's Report made Shewing ofTlciai collections and dis- »ursements made dUrlng the half year »adpng May 31, lMi: • x •eoalphf Taxes Redeemed from Forfeitures ... (•ft Prop. Back __ "!mer<fency Relief ... Highway Fund "*ur>ervlsors.C o Home Vtptation of Hwy. Ptoea bounty officers' Fees .4, **en. Fund. Sale of Tax Chm. Liquor License Coi 9®rv- v ; 1>09&.B$ ' 4,808.68 Total Barnlnte •if. ' » hslf year tt.tt(.9V: ^..|TJ9t.40 --. 1.641,99 6 106.00 19,83«.4| War. 2.890 118.90 8,609.91 3O.0Ott.9O 84.19R.M) VMasuver's mepoft >o« ,^S ( aswth of ram, ip«i : • ' Beoatote Balance brought forward June let, 1941 . ......fl9i.9t3.J5 Pars Property Back Taxea....! to 98 Highway Fund ll,4M'ti Supervisors, for Co. Home .... $47 53 Fines of Violatiena on Hwyo. leg 00 County Officers' Fees ffts 38 General Fund --^_Jl,|S6.fi8 old Age Asst. Admr, §4.91 Motor Fuel Tax Euili $,1T8.1 (t Hir.r Minors Fund 40.90 Wilson Minors |5.90 Institute Fund -- ... 83 60 Dog Tax Fund 3T*'*i nteputed Taxes 1,8tS.lt Inheritance Taxes t,l6S 75 Chm Liquor License Com 5*0.90 Mothers' Pension VMnd 9,988.98 Wind Relief Fund t,96-r> 95 bridge Uood Aooount B.384.9T Deposit by Order ef Opart „ 90.00 Total Receipts Grand Total -55.434.44 County Orders Highway Orders Mothers Pensions Bounty Orders ;rand and Petit Jurors ^ounty Court Jurors Orders.. Salaries County Treasurer's Salary .... Probation Officers I307.45T.89 ......$19.676.40 11J99.94 . 91489 109.80 16.80 110.90 998.75 890.00 875.55 "super Refund. Hlns minsTs. . 840 no ""Ot. County Home . 488 T8 Old Are Asst. Admr. i»i 4n Motor Fuel Tsx Fund 46,479 64 r">o)t Tax Fund 9 09 inheritance Taxes . |,«80 00 pauper PefMOd, WllaaMi BllnArs 98.90 wilnd Relief 9.Its 04 Mothers' Pejislons ....... IMQ.n deposit by Order of Co*ft _.... ' 'tL88 state's Attorney's Puad too no 'nsursnce riefund ^fachinerv Rental Refund Tax v "j" "anoer Refund. Glesson minors Tnstltut* FVhd . ^om„ 111 Ml TeiephOno ^nsuranoe Claims • n*ftt Pees ™ of 1940 Taxes, to General Fund 81.783 95 ' rjlrnown Residents, and Minor Heirs Fund tTi o "a(r Ground Rent Ai so *r£*e Bond rund, freni „ " ™ , •40 taxes t.»«4 ef Disputed Taxea -- 441.72 91.98 »9."« tj.oo t.0t •9.00 »J.81 Receipts during half year for service nerformod in half year ending May 31, '941")mm1 heretofore reported as not received. Court Coats, s . Procesa DocN* -at % .(99.35 Executions ,;w $3.76 Mlecelianeous tt,900.00 "fotai Receipts Bxpendltmiad Sheriffs 8kl4fy|$Tf».0| Misc. Postage 40.01 Sheriff's Salary tor one-half year 990.0(1 ..9t.999.t6 i,f00.09 Balance due Cottaty for H yr. ending Sllaayy S3 1. 1941 $ 900.36 Your Committee met at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday, the 34th day of June, A. D. 1941, and audited the above and foregoing reports *nd found the books and tccounts of the varius officers under audit neat and well kept, and the renorts correct In detail with exceptions * few minor errors that were eaaily adjusted. Wp therefore recommend that the reports be approved. ' Of which is reapectfully submit- Ha8. R. ACKMAN, Chairman O. STEVENS M, TURNER P. HOLAK JR. A. STOCKWrcr.h Sins'. Beck ef Chemung TO' dressed the Board and stated that he was informed by a Chicago physician. Dr. Wolff, who recently operated on a oatiemt who wsh a charge of his township at the County Hospital, that ha had never operated in a county hoapital where there was any better equipment or that the facilities for operations were in better shape. The CoiOmittee on Roads and Bridges presented the follbwlng report, which on motion of Suftr. Turner and duly seconded by Supr. WlttpUs, hiif the Roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted. tO-Wlt: - Mr. Chairman 9hd Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHehry County. Illinois: ' > t The undersigned members of the. road and bridge committee for said counts beg leave to ^Submit' the following report on the maUers before them: That we met on the 8th day of June 1941 at Harvard. Illlndis, in the matter of gravelling roads northwest of Harvard. We examined the Palmer gravel pit and gravel excavated where a small lake is being made and the Spencer pit where crushed gravel Is available ftouth of Harvard. We again met on the 12th day of June 1^41 at Woodstock, Illinois, to receive bids for gravelling roads northwest of Harvard. The bids of the E. M. Melahn construction Co of Alf^hquln. Illints, In the aotn Qt $110 per 0u y»rd for crushed gravel from SpencOts Pit, furnished, hauled, spread and maintain •d during construction was the lowest and best bid received and we awarded the Job to said Company. Said work to be performed under the supervision of Supervisor Frank . Book. We met on the 19th day of June 1941 and went to McHenry, lllinls to Inspect the oil mix road known as sec- Hons 24 and S of the State Aid Systelfl, and found same completed and decldt^ to accept them on behalf of Mr Henry County. Illinois, and we ordered a partial payment to the contractor of $5,- 000.00 We then inspected the patching work being done on the PlatSke* B»> ^ll mix road and then went to Richmond. Illinois, where we found the oil mix road known avthe State Aid Route P from the west Village limits of Richmond past the Cemetery to S. B. I. Route 173 completed substantially in Accordance with the contmdt ahd derided to accept same on behhlf Of McHenry County, Illinois. We again met on June t$rd, 1841 and went to Marengo, lllinls, where bids were reelved oh placing about 3300 cu yds of pit run gravel on the east and west Htate Aid Road through the Town of Riley. The bid of the 15. M. Melahn Construction Co of Algonqulun. Illinois at 30 KS per cu. yd. for gravel loaded, hauled, spread and maintained during t-onstruction (the County to pay for the gravel direct) was the lowest bt^ received and we decided to award said contract to said Company We found that the gravel will cost 10 cents per cu. yd at the Kunde pit. We also decided to widen 3 small concrete bridges on said RUey State Aid Road to a Width of 34 feet roadway, same now being 18 ft. Wide. The I.ockwood bridge to be widened equally on both sides; the Ratfleld bridge to be widened 8 ft. on the north side and the John Stockwell bridge to be widened on the south «ide. The County has the necessary 4 •'n l beams In stock at the County Fair ttrunds. Considerable filling would be heeded to width the road ntkee at the bridge sites. The E M. Melahn Construction Co. of Algonquin, Illinois, was interviewed and agreed to do the work by day labor construction Using union wage scale and State approved rates for rental of machinery and the cost Including necessary baokfllling and wldnintr of pikes net t« exceed |58o each. We atraln met at Woodstoek, Illinois, on the 6th day of July, 1941 and M«td and ordered paid bills of a general nature chargeable to th« McHenry County Patrol System ef Roads as a whole for suppJitM and repaire for County owned machinery aad labor at .the County tool house to a total of >1.889 81. Bills chargeable' to the various oestions of the County Ps.trol system of roads for labor and materials at rates heretofore approved by this board were nudlted and ordefed pald'aa follws: Sections 3, It $ 379.13 Section* 4, 18, 18 ». 3$8.26 Section 17 394.94 Sections 5. $ *--^ i,ioi.$4 sections 7. » 9, ^0, It, If "H. 881.87 Sections 13, 19 718.47 m The Committee on McHenry county Home and Farm presented th efollow- •ng report, which on motion of Supr. Filip and duly seconded by Supr Ackman snd the roll being called, wis declared unaulmoubly adopted, to-wlt: * • ' July *, 1941 Mr. Chalrmtn and Members of the Board ef Supervisors ot McHenry County! Your Countv Home Committee met on July 2, 1941. at the McHenry County Home and *,"d!ted tne bills for the month of June, 1941 and respectfully submits the following report recommending same be paid. R. O. Andrew Co coal and food $ ST.fo Mftfengo Bakery, bakery |4.fs Lvdwif Wilson Co., ooap and •upplles H. to. 00 3.00 15.19 Toui Income .a, --;8193.67< 78 Balance brAught forward Dec. 1, 1819 ...„..T!™L....4173.481.75 Grand Total 9t86.058.63 r.?unty Orders ---.--..»---$8T,791.0* Highway Orders -.88.T8S.M Grand and Petit Jurors 1,348 90 Violation of Hlghwsy Fines .... ii*7« fjl'nd Relief 8.KT7.KO bounty Orders 988.98 J^ld Age Assistance --181.40 Salaries 9.781.88 bounty Treasurer's Salary 1.800 no Tn»tltute Fund r-- 848.84 Mothers' Pensions 6,718.On Probation Officer 780.00 oner's Jurors - .... 108 00 Motor Fuel Tax Ftfhds 48.61 Emergency Relief «.... 6,199.00 410.10 8.80 35.00 8.37 333.00 1,331.79 T,690.38 ntsputed Taxes 7.847 47 Tsx Warrants and Intoreot ....3S 834 S7 r^ox Tax Fund S.993.82 Ktamos 947.48 Deposit by Order Of CotJIt 8ft.0<> Bridge Bond Fund 1.818.49 County Court Ju Repair on Vault PeMy Cash ""relrht on Tax Bills ^ounity Coroner i Inheritance Tsxes ". Non-High School TtOkA Total IMsbursemeuts „tl4.035.8$ Balance on hand ift ill funds May 31st „.„..19t.0J3.38 -1 Grand Total $868,058.63 All of which is respectfully submitted this 9th day of June. 1941. 1 The above and foregoing report Is . pel, potatoes Thbrne A Ron, men's wear --_ Farm Supply Store, poultry supplies Rorco Bros.. t«s and oil Good row's Garage, gas and oil Roys! Bine Store, groceries Seward Seafood Service, fish .... Superior Oil Co., gat« and oil I $5 16 Woodstock Wholesale Co.. toh.„„ M8.98 John Sextbn A Co., groceries. 24 Pioneer Peed Mill, feed 4 !>5 F. W. Woolworth, supplies 6.96 C F. Gumpreiht, blacksmith _ 41.50 "^dw. T. Barton, repairs tl3.89 Montgomery Ward, clothing Rnd fhoes . Mitchell Orug Store, druc* Hidgefleld Farm Supply, coal .„. W, j. Schmltx. labor Helcher * Son supplies ^awver Biscuit Co., cookies "feijfer Pharmacy, hosp supplies Ml Bell Telephone Co., telephone V. Mueller A Co., hosp. supplies $8.4K The Bohn Hardware, hardware. 14.48 W. P. Allen. Incidentals 45.75 Mrs. Esther Allen, mdae 46 92 w. P Allen and Esthel Allen. salary _ Thomss and Effle Montgomery, salary Erank White, salary "Idna Noble, salary t.oniae Johnson, salary . **loyd Mnson, salary „ Mr« F. E. Schrelber, satery 1 Innea Wolt, salary , Hitman Melander. aalary n*ft l-fftVAfi Ulk&ll S8.9R 8.30 19.07 $7.12 11.10 S3 SP 1.10 17.37 mi 34 68 83 2.1 to.00 lto.oo flara Hsyes,l»fcalary ^erris Bros., auto sup. . The monthly expenos summarised as follows l tuaauf Permanent Running ^lothlng Tobacco ..... .* Hospital : Diet 190.00 90.00 IS on 16.00 90.00 94 00 R..0oo0 sn.oo 18.(4 $3,098.65 Items being $5,653.01 Bills were auddited and ordered paid out of motor fuel.tax funds M follow": 8. A. Rt. Section Purpose Amount 13-13A, 4-IT (paintenance labor $ 18.00 30, 5-1, maintenance labor 4.(0 2, 7-IT, malnt. labor, material machine rental tl.19 fS, #T malnt. labor, Treaa f9e 19.fl 11, U-IT maintenance labor, - •j" Trees fee, machine rental . 18T.T9 25, 1$ maintenance labor H.tS 4A, 4A and ext. 13, maintenance labor, machine rental 41.80 ?1A, 14-IT maintenance labor ....' 8.90 14 and 16, 19 const, labor A mat. 130.00 1, 30, malnt. labor, mach rental 1.8.79 9, 31. const, labor, materials ...1,849,12 9. tl. Right of Way, H«rta fanee labor |4.fo 30B. 22, engineering labor ......... 9.19 20B. 22 Right of Way, Ohlbrlch. ' McKee, Deneen, Brown. Higgles, Pake, Ackman. School TrOas. Wolf, Collins ...Z7....'M3U9 •or. J4, construction labor 3.00 '3, 26 eng labor, adv. cost • • 138.80 24. 27 maintenance labor 18.34 19, SOB. engineering labor 89.90 2. 31, engineering labor 899.99 The oil mix road west of Richmond the cemetery has been completed -nd accepted by this committee and we therefore recommend that the Couhty •"lerk draw an order on the County Treasurer put of the County rad funds in favor of the contractor, the Suburban OH Co. of Oak Park, Illinois, In th* sum of $8,538.00 in full payment therefor. We also recommend that said bounty Clerk also draw an order from 'he same funds for final payment jn the matter of oil mix construction On *tate Aid Routes 3 and 34 from Transformer corner to S. B. I. Rt 30 at McHenry. Illinois, in favor ef the contractor, the Suburban Oil Cei of Oak Park. Illinois, in the eum of 91,300.09 (n full payment therefor. The gravelling job en roads northwest of Harvard, Illinois, Is now completed and accepted by thte committee on behalf of McHenry County, Illinois we recommend that the Countv f*lerk draw an order on the Countv Treasurer out of i' funds in favor of structloa Co. of Algon<tui . . ... 'he sum of $3,630.00 for 3300 cu. yda of crushed gravel In pUce on the State Aid Roads. The matter of discontinuing certain State Aid Roads wm discussed and we instructed the County Supt of Highways to prepare a resolution discontinuing county maintenance on the following State Aid Roads. 1. State Aid Route 84 east of Me- Hehry, Illinois from Transformer eerier to State Aid Route 3 near the Old '•'ox River Bridge at McHenry. 3. That part of State Aid Route 83 from the concrete road in Johnsburg ef. st 1600 feet more or less to the first road south; thence eouth to the con- We have received from the hide fuel tax funda litis! 4 owned machinery as fettoiMt 139.09 Sec. 11-IT. $9.19; Sola I Sec. 20. $11.79, and h ~ " Company, refund on 0 $2.08, a total of $6Sld over to the County ¥ road fund, which said re-appropriated for road put eluding the repair, storage haoe of road macjiiney. Your Commitee estimates theTo »e necessary for the Oart Of Henry County, 111 'f roads an i County Highway he next meeting of thla Board. All of whieh la respectftully sul tod. ; L, A. STOCJ #r *°* - ^ the following Resolution its tilt certain troads as State AM was ore sen ted ahd road to to-wlt: ; B8 It BKSOLVKp te t Supervisor? of ^IcHeniy i nols, fhii. $th day Of Al[ that the following deMn said Countv be diOOOftUty Aid Routes ahd be deque.,., -- ml lea ire of State Aid RoUtM, County: 1. State Aid Route 3 Vtd Route 2? to state AM MeHenry, Illinois 3. That part of from the concrete porated Village Of ft. more or lets to south; thence OQhtl to road near »he"Ft>Jt Rltef 1. That p-»rt of Bthf west from the YlllUD* mond, Illinois, past th. State Bond issue ttoatO lttt 4. That part of eid StaV* 7 lying easterly frOtn Roote 47 in section S9, a. That part of old _ . 30 extending north frost - "oute tOB To StOte Bond! (4 88. BE IT FURTHER •he county Clerk i this resolution to 'tepartmeht of' rU ings for their action It was thereupon regularly Supr. Ackman ahd duly Supr. Ferris that the adopted and the roll pot Chairman declared the u* agmlnst the Ceuqty Mid Supr. Filip and doly i 1 StevOhs apd deelarid _ "lainta were referred to nitteeo and the Board a< o'clock P. M. (D. ». T.) work. . l!3» Board met putfttlutt th' *nd upon roll nil the Ml reopohdod to their Sttbdtt of room 1» the Advtsor'had loader wT 4* the past year, andothteA had gin*'chibft Wtt&tfl ?S5 members'and boys' enrollment «f t|f IbSpibl made a request for U li| «225.00 for tho pwrehuo i wards, after which it . •iioved by SUpT. KUOCkOT onded by Asst." flttt.' reoueet of the McHent \dvlsor be Sffonted, «ni •y Clerk be InstftietM tO tit der on the County Tltjitrti i to purchase prlsoo tao a way 4-H club, and that the file a report with this the expenditures of sal ^11 belh# called 3* wnght, wiftnte*. Kuecker, A£ktMkn, Harrisoh, Turner at Sehmitt Motor. Flllp -• Nolan and ROOeflthal none, ThP CMIftfliW 'Ion unanlmbuOly ttlt' The Committee on Free ana Supplies gfoMftte lowing report which oft Stewart ahd duly a Aekfttan aad the roll heini deelared dftanimooaiy addpts Mr Chairman, And Wrd Of BtborVisors: Tow CommUtee o«i Sff'te.'iHssssHs sen ted to theni/ and garment of the foU«' CleHt be directed to County Treasurer to .. 'he several amo^Pts all to-wU; FrOhk Thomber Co. '••rn&g.'ek sup t3f.ll; supr sup scha err exp $ sup $14>$: clr elk Crystal Lake Herald, ca • up $S 76. 00 Oik OlSeV Harvard He *6 10; ru Be) T^l Caltaghaa * Co , judcy. AmeHoah Caw Book Co library Charles r. Jfhyee, judey J BOMon Best, ot * Andrew W«rwl«k. bh. n«Ue u D^iew. et hse 'U. State Mm pi. Sbrv,, ct I Henry W Sahdeen. M. D jail sup ctothinf off. ?xp , JK Rthef Q. Coe, Op. Sept.^mp* scha off e*» 1 B 'O. Andrew Co . ct "$of " Jh«- ceaT r- L. Tryon. Sunt. Hwf„ co tup 8»' I7»9T: co 0«n hwj? '-V Lester MdiAgeg. shf oer diaVX^ ' wn <m»P sOia f,™. Sheriff Feeding Ptii-- Kirkman Ice Co *S«ti«S ^ Sort T!"~"S' Hoesley> «dkery"T„'l';i!3!!*^" Marlnda Rntes ' Main street Grocery'"!^ ""•de c Miner, shf bdliltt v«t mr v uuniv ""ty «s h,f >4«4 00 . the County Highway 1 E. M Melahn Con- ! wTm.i? tV klgon<tuin. Illinois in l « 1 T ' oghlan. dpty shf „ . B p. Holmes, "rtpty ShV'.„" Walter Sahs. doty shf .... Otto B t "hert, dpty shf I»oren Kdlnger. dpty shf owsrd Freeman, dpty shf Harold R. Hobb«. dptv shf "'onway Dairv. shf feed pris Western ITnited Gu a Bleeu shf feed pMs Supr Sal M lle«| Tj. A. Stockwell Perrv Wright Carl F wntame K. Peck ... N. B Clawsoo ..... O. J. Csrroll E. F. Kuecker .. asr "•""R,y"- 9. That part ef State Aid Route 6 west from the Village limits ef Richmond. Illinois, past the cemetery to 8. B. I Rt ITS 4. That part of old State Aid Rt. 7 B. I. Rt. 47 in section $38164 981.51 • 98.58 Ivlnx east of 8 48.98 30 Town of Hebron 400 05 I 5. Thai part of old State Aid Route - |T8.87 ' 20 extending north and south between *»ov J. Stewart ' R Harrison H M T"rner I. G. Stevens ,7Vf>nk Mi< v Mstt N Sehmitt - Henry C Meier ; »ohn J. Filip T. F. Nolan. Jf. ... 84.99 9AS#