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SIX f\ v l fp'" County and alao to appoint the,place 4f registry in each precinct for the precinct registration under the provi- Bions of the Illinois Permanent Registration Act now in full for and effect. Tfhe said Boarjd og Registry to be apfor each precinct la to have of the one day precinct recistration to be held October 10, 1944. The County Clerk then presented the • following list of ppecincts in McHenry ,o»unty, numbered try him for the pur- Ww of the selection of the Judge of Beglstraton for each precnct and two deputy registrars for each precinct, towit: * •vS*st of Vnelieti In McKenry County „• • • aad tuibirtd For th« Pnrpos* of ' <k*fiitntlon of Elsctora To B* Md OctoborlOth, 1944 Even No. I*rec. Odd No. Prec. 'Precinct, No. ^Republican Democratic v;„"W!ey 1.....: Riley Marengo 1--2, Marengo 1-. • Marengo J--3 • ..;.~..i...i: Marengo X Dunham-- •, Dunham " Chemung 1--6 : .:..„-:;Chemunng 1 Chemurufv 2---6. Chemung 2- Chemung J--7 ...... .Chemung 3 • Ohemting~y^<..-chPniui'tB, 4-' - ; Alden 9 -. . . I.. Alden Hartland--1«, H*rtiland..A; Seneca--11 Seneca' 'Carol--12. Coral. • ' • ">-.«Vv •' • -Grafton 1--1? ,^ii«wii~Gri||tfton 1 Grafton 1--i4. Craft'ori-1.. " ./V". " Dorr 1--15" ...... i-1 Dorr 2--16; Dorr t. •Dorr $--17 Dorr 4--18. Dorr 4. Dorr 5--19 .....,„..!'.._„.-.._Porr' 5 Greenwood--20, Greenwood. • Hebron--21 --H e b r o n Richmond--22, Richmond. . . • * Burton--23 Burton McHenry 1--24. McHenry 1. duly seoonded by Bttpr. Meier to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. CHARLES H. ACKMAN, ~ Attest: Chairman H. D. WOODS. JgEjftARDO^imyiSORS, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS All of which lis respectfully juhaliui. SI. F. KUECKER ' JOHN J. FILIP1 ^ MATH N. SCHMITT ( F. Iff. BECK C. PERRY WRIGHT r»„i_L w x!__ The Committee in charge of the' re- UClODer Jleeting, PKIf or the Koltr Bridge in Chemung1 <Aii Township presented the following re- J.V44 • >- " port, which on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll being called, was declared unanimously' adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman miu oentiem6n 6f the Hoard of Supervisors, McHenry Counly, lllinoii McHenrv 2--25,' McHenry t Ro<? McHenry !3-- «J«c, UM/c.MHesnnrryv 3< and McHenry 4--17 : McHenry 4 Nunda 1. 28--Nunda 1. - Nunda 2--29 ... .i ...Nunda 2 Nunda 3--M, Nunda 3. ' » Algonquin 1--31 Algonqnin 1 Algonquin 2--32, Algonquin 2. Ateonquia 3--33 Algonquin S. Algonquin 4--34, Algonquin 4. Algonqnin a--35 Algonquin 5 •The Chairman then called upon* the IV.',J*. *n " i-i two political parties., as represent*# by Home.., 4.1.20 < the membership of the Board, for sug- j^hwky K?,n" "."ZZZ '*11.21 1 1 -- Back Taxes 23.81 1^30.56 .....11,764.37 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, met in Special Session pursuant < to a call signed by more than one-third of ita ; members at the Court House in the City j Sdayl vof ^Oc±toBOer,I Al. Dne. d1i914«4< ,aStt ,1io0 ho« vclio^cfkc ! Vour'committee to whom was refer- ped the const.ruotjon of the Kolts Bridge The meeting was called to order by |» the TV^" * the Chairman, Charles H. Ackmaan, and f*Ve,h? the Pledge of Allegiance to tl>e Flag reP°rt on the m#tters before of the United States of America was 9a*u jrlv•eKnv . hi- the "Clerk vttth all members t. emT^beart, 1 944 at# Jthi,e siitt e of# saiidh KoJt* tirIlatiafte "which tlie roH wis \H<"ldee in ^^ard to the necessity of called by" the Clerk and the following P,'?6? und?I" lhe^abutments The ( ,ou»*ty niemh-ers responded to their names, to- Highway Department maintenance wo. k- Wif Siiiwrvivors \mrust W Ruth C ers were building the bridge, and the Beck Fimer C Cov 1 Carroll K " «ravel ,that caved badly and piles un- V. Kuecker. Charles H. Ackman, Frank der lhe abutments were deemed neces- C. Ferris. T. F. Nolan. Jr.. J. F H>r- 8 j . . . ,u rison. Staanley H. Cornue. Frank B. Mc- nf '° w^ifL n.n.Tw Corinell. Frank May, Math N. Schmitt. ^ hif= hI Henrv C. Meier and John J. FililtJ and ?w® S 'i, h<,l«V aa he also oper- Asst. Supervisors A. M, 'Maxwell. A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal, constl- (,r Il L 7h «( tutino- a full RnArri nresent , bridge on the 9th day of October, 1944 The minutes of the Annual September ^.^rt nfn butTenl^omp i let!1 d 1944 meeting were read and upon motion ??il tl for^.the winf8: approve*! and ordered of record. under wa^ foT The following report of the Countv Ut w1' A Pr" seeme(1 Treasurer for the month .of September. ^\vf ^ fd ,th^.b,V,8^ R w 194 4 was presented and read to the the f Co^nty Clerk draV Board and on motion of Supr. Harrison °" ,t.he. Cou,nt^ Treasurer pover- - d.u •l y secondje d• by Supr. S"c h• mitt and- fng tt ,hpe bills involved as follows: alV'"T!8 0'"v"Ived as. ,fo1 declairreedd ccaarrrriieedd waass aapppprroovveedd and 88 hrs. /working ordered placed on file, to-wit: Const? Treasurer's Bsport • : 'P«r the Month of September, 1M4 Becelpta Balance brought forward' Sept. 1. 1945 ...,...$242,993.74 Oeneial Fund =»---$ 135.00 ine mtmwrsnip or the Hoard, tor sug- i ur^v ; gestlons of persons having the oualifi- i ,^'jv! T,i" n " options, as are required of Judges of I Election, to act as Judges of Regis- ' xavt"« tl»tion and Deputy Registrars for the 1 ^ J' "i'ico'j- M(K-inct$' and districts in, McHenrv ' y? AiV..!., •••, ' iiin wunty and als<i for suggestions as to j """" s« &te place of registry in each precinct '"iiSin<i "" " >1* ci *or the precinct registration provided ^e?*® Ikn na for under the State of Illinois" Perma- t chni- Lxiuor License Com. .--_ 250.00 nent Registration Act and the follow- _, t l ing namdd persons were elected by the !<*olai iteceipw two political parties, as represented on i t«o.»=i Board, of Super> isors of McHenry! .Grand Total ..... ... Coufftj^afs Judges of Registration and ;^ r . _ Hi>»llAltMM Deputy Registrars for the various pre- County Orders ;. ._..fl4,24o.99 ducts and districts as numbered bv the Highway Orders County Clerk under the Permanent'1<frand &n" Petit Jurors ...... ..*6.9 2 (.24 .$>69,919.96 1 Coroner-i! Jurors Probation Officer Treasurer-s Salary Clerks' Salaries .... Stamps ! Institute Fund Permanent Registration Act, together with the place of registry for each precinct and district, to-wit: (Copy of the a bote report'on file In the County Clerk's office). F tbe r^upo" regularly - moved ' i^heVTtkVe" Taxes .... by Supr. Ferns and duly seconded by Tal Antieinat«nn~w.^7 Aast. Supr. McConnell that the selec- *nd "nterert^^ ' 1*814 «k districts in McHenry County be ap- 1 A^orney s Fund 23.00 .. 2JB07.59 111.80 12.00 98.40 170.40 733.13 ,455.30 25.00 15.00 pointed as said reeistration officials and i Total PrnlnH that the County Clerk be instructed to i S aLe on hand in alT ^W lfllllee aa rreenpoorrtt ooff tthhee selections so made _ance "n ."ana ln all ftonds with the County Court of McHenry County for confirmation of appointment and that the appointment of the place of registry for each prccinct and district in McHenry County be approved, together yith the list of precincts as made and numbered by the County •County Clerk for the purppse of the selection of the registration officials, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carrtad- - A - C»/ ..vu.-v.Mm/n < Mllllll g |Q the sale of the John Arts property Sept. 30th. Grand Total ...48,260.06 221,659.90 - $269,919.96 The above and foregoing report is true and correct according to mv best knowledge and belief. J. G. STEVENS,'. Co. Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of October, 1944. (Seal) R. D. WOODS. County Cl«irk. flM. -aimThse Ctuommmmimttewe oonn RKooaaudSs aannda BBrriiddggeess The T iftiinw>rx«f»«i r* ^ THe following, Resolution pertaining nr^sented the following report, which ^fcHen^• cXf^ nreLn^m7l!SSV0,;, °f to the °n ™°V°V)f «uPr Ferris and duly sec- 'ng ren?rt tolw1t• the foI,<^- to Union was presented and read to by SuPr- Meier and the roll being i \ J t^e Board, to-wit: called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: - -- ' XMOlntlOB the County of McHenry, •jimois. j... s the owner of the following described real estate: ^"•lots Number three (3) and four (4) Viof Block Number one (1) of the Original Plat of the Town of Union, .^situated in the Village of Union, in ,*f: the County of McHenry, in the State -"ifof Illinois; ' 'i^Apd, Whereas, the Board of-^SupeY- ' ST01? of snid County having deter- HWried that said real estate is not re- JflMred for County purposes have heretofore offered said real estate for sale W the highest and best bidder; ^"A. whereas, Rene It. Lamoureux :*s Wd the sum of Right Hundred and -"-iilieven ($8-11.00) Dollars for said real •State, the same being the highest and ffist bid for said real estate. „ Now, Therefore, be it res«lved bv the »°a>d of Supervisors of McHenry - ijnly' l, ',nois. that said premises be sold to the said Rene E. Lamcroreux at the bid price of Kight Hundred and , |S|even (*811.00) Dollars: '. _B«.It. Furtherr Resolved that Chas. H. Ackmaan, Chairmna of said Board be and he is hereby authorized to execute and deliver such deed or instruments as may be necessarv" in transferring or conveyinig the title to said , ™al estate to the said Rene E. La- Moureux. Si^- It was thereupon regularly moved bv *|uprr Kuecker and duly seconded by S«pr Ferris that the Resolution tte • adopted by this Board and the roll being called. Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wftt- ,eo^ x^oy> Carroll, Kuecker. Fer- « No'an- Harrison. Cornue. McChnnell May. Schmitt. Meieir and Filip and RoKPnth^V1"8' ,M^xwcl1' McConnell and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none. The Cfiairman declared the motion unani- Siopted carried and the Resolution t. Jh£. following communication from -.-the Strom Confltructino Co. was presented and read to the Board, to-wlt: September 11 th. 1944.. Mr. C. Perry Wright^" Chairman of Buildinc Committee, Bf>ard of Supervisors, •JVoodstock, Illinois -i-- Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of- the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County. Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge committee for said County beg leave to submit thP following report on the matters before them That we met on the 26th day of S^pt. to inspect the Anderson hlnrk 'ten road known as . Section 12T-24T MFT arW found said contract satisfactorily completed except the final seal coat The contract provides .that an interval of two weeks elapse after the kevstone coat is placed, before the final seal coat be placed and that the temperature must not be below 80 degrees Fahren- Due to" the lateness of the season and' the uncertainty of the weather we decided to postpone the placing of the seal coat until next spring. We allowed of fhi"Tate f^bout^of the value the completed work and material" in sum of *lfi,908.«l. atrial m "Vhen inspected. the roans in the \ icimty of Huntley and found them very rough dti* to there beintr onlv a part time patrolmana available. We"it?-6 wfth th g,ve.,he r°ads a heavy grading STiv.enri vtio« thl mM arpernagdoe rp aantrdo lmtaunr." Wm. results ana we are eXPectin8r better •„KVe met "n the 7*h day "of Oc- ^r i944 at Woodstock. Illinois and audited and ordered paid bills of a general ^nature chargeable to the Mc- £fsnay whT'f Patr"', sVstem of roads, for # repairs and supplies at £ y' ?w machinery an^ ]a»j.i>r it<o t»a Ltota li 'Uonf /y : house and gr#ounds, 7fi4 t i iJn«^ ^ ? char pea hi f* to the Prions sec- ,tion» of the Countv Patrol System of th!« 5atOT herertofore approved bv n,id as°fotlows:e, a"d : Sections 3, 14 . ~ t 40 01 Serlionfr Sections 4. 17 .. Sections 7. 8, 9, 10. 11, ijj 120 1? 15 1».-- - 320.96 -- ::1,351.9$ • Dear Sir: - We submit herewith aa7i"Tipproximate ?t,VnA nnf • fiftee^ Hundred, Dollars ^1500.00) for the following- -work ' wnicn we deem necessarv In the Mo- ' Henry County Court House. / In«tall an asphalt tile floor in the County Nurse's Room, the V'eterina'y8 J?oom and upstairs hall. R^~roof the Sheriffs residence* coat the flBt deck with hot pitch and repair skylights and gutters «.i3L Tn^1' ^ complete new floor in the S(roiind flodr office. (4) Miscellaneous--tuck point partjof ..**de wall in Sheriff's residence, refit £^age. 211s' and re'ia1'- front entrance floors to Sheriff s office . , _We are willing to handle the above jrork on the same basis as our previ- ^is j0l>--cost ph,s fifteen- per cent (l) contractor's fee. - -,A Yours very "truly, . . . -j,. > . .? • Strom Construrtlon Co i 08:BQ OSCAR. STROM J tt" wa(s thereupon regularly moved bv 8upr. WittmuK and duly seconded bv •Upr. Mlip that all matters of neces- T^JBry repair to the Court House. Jail and Wieriff s residence be referred to the Buildinig Committee, giving said Com- - njittee full power to art, and the roll Wing called. Suprs. Ruth, Wright Witt- «jus, Bcek, Coy. Carroll, Kuecker, Frr- J["S, Nolan. Harrison, Cornue, Mr-Connell. May, Schmitt. Meier and Filip and Asst. Supr. Maxwell. McConnell and • fi,OKenthal voted aye. Nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried^ ' j. > Several communications were sub- I initied and ordered placed onn file. ; The Chairman stated that if there , ,*as nothing further . to come before t#ii» meeting, he would entertain a nv>- •on ,to, adjourns- it was thereupon H^rularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and • to. , ,.$2,919.97 "V*J?r?re niwljted anad ordered paid \ - i £r ^ue Iax fHnd» a* follows. V _ Route Section ,'r 7"lT ^Kp'nt. labor and\ mat. ... $ 3 no t- i lal,or and mat. .... 12.0? o' en", l^nbof* and mat. 4\V0fl 9nR J?" ma 1 ,n*'-JnW and mat 10.33 "tv n rna'n<- labor and mata. iS.9? "ir,snt. lnbop anad mat. M.Sfi oc%l^24T eng- °nd mat.^OO.RO »/ oni, T"lr>,n< labor and mat. 780.88 V, » •, w°w. labor ,arid mat., fen^e > . ' 11 OA 34. 29R. VOW labor and mat,, I 'ndwall fence™ . 104"'* o' o,1' f>nKl 'i1,,or and mat. snn 2, 31, const, labojr and mata. !. 17!ft Total $fi*>7 74 received from the" Motor Fu*vrp«x. funds rental on Co»ntv owne^ • i'o'c included in the above report Sfi.,o tiirnod sumo ov»r to thn ronn«y Treasure'- for the road fnrid. i saM sum is hereby r^-anpronriateo for road purposos including the re- <4«»»r. stor?»f«» and purchase of r»ad ma- ••hinerv and for buildings to house road ma-hinerv. - The matter of a piece M rtght of wav T*", a .Ronto on the M'Henrv .ake Countv I.lne road that was,bought to . co-orter-> t p With l,Itko Countv in "•rait-hteniner the road, was discuKsnd. "ch<» land ovner wants his mnnev. We dpeidPd t« ftrd out if and when T^ake ( onnty will prof,.Pa with the improvement before ordering mvnent, ti,« ™y™ient cannot l-«» made-from t»>e M^T funds as no construc«ion resolution h-« been nass»<i. fnnds are available in th" Highway fax fund, and we contemtii; ite oHe'lne tb» pa^">ient If the road is certain to be built by J,ake County. Your Committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry Countv, Illinois Patrol Svstem of roads an appropriation from the Cnun. ty Highway Funds of *>2.500 until the next meeting of this Board. on bridge $ 83 .60 Robert Albrecht, 110 hrs. mriving steel and building bridge Herman' Schauer. 120 hrs. hauling fcteel and building bridge William Schossow, <5 hrs. moving crane and working on bridge.... Edward Fisher, 110 hrs. working on . bridge J. O. Livesey, 101 hrs working on_ bridge and lighting flares $7S.75: 5 hrs use of truck $5.00 Clarence Schroeder, 108 hrs. moving mchg. and working on bridge 82.50 Verne Schroeder. 90 hrs. hau]iny steel and working on bridgV .... #7.50 E. U Bakkom Co., 28 lbs. nailV Jnv. No. 13088 1.33 Fr»d Men ps. 12 hrsr. dynamiting Kolt£ Bridge farmer's Store. 15 gal. truck gas M. A. Shields Oil Co.. 15 gal. truck gas *" R. Coodall Oil Co.. 65 gal. ?". ? gasoline, trucks and crah«"v*si» Hawthorn's $hell Serv. Station? 119 gal, gas, 2 ats. oil. trucks 24.30 R. Goodall Oil Co., Harvard, 20" gal, gas, 60 gal. kerosene, 5 n*l. 1 lib. oil r Vfr. Miller. 6% hrs. moving shovel, mach.. trailer A "operator 55.25 Oeorge H. Haack. 1000 ft. %x% cont. strin fi *1.40 per hun. .... 14.00 H cost K'ol'a Bridge. U. cost Prldenfeldt Bridge Explosive Engi. Serv, 50 lbs. dynamite Ift.OO •aJie and Harris, 40"sacks cement 25.50 Harvard Welding Service, repairjne pile drives Joseph T. Ryerson & Son. inc., 82.50 90.00 56.25 82.50 80.75 20.00 2.84 M« li.76 39.28 S« Dora Schitfimel. McHenry, 111., RR 1 67 Helen Hetterman, McHenry, 111.* RR No. 1, Johnsburg. 88 Albert Miller, Spring Grove, 111. B9 ,loe E Miller, Richmond, III. •0 Sophie and Kd ward Anderson, Spring Grove, RR No. 1. •l Marion Nielsen, Cary, 111., RR, No. 1 M Charles Kandlik, Cary, 111.; RR 1. 63 Sam Salvesen, Jr., McHenry, 111.. RR. 64 Isaac Koiiweu. crystal l>ake. 111. 65 Frank Bryan and Fraiicea • Batch, Marengo, III., Kf{ 1, 66 Walter Irion, * ' Richmond, 111., RR No. *. * 87 Hilda Larson. Crystal I^ake, III., RR fj8 Frank R Anderson, McHenry, 111., [ RR No. 2. * : 69 Helen L,. Birk, McHenry, 111., Rft. 170 Nlrs. Georire Lay, McHenry, III., JIR I No. 1, Johnsburg. 71 Connie Straus, McHenry, 111., RR 2 j 72 Harry and James Minola, Woodstock, 111., RR No. 2. I 73 Alex, and' Annette Horn, West Mci Henry, 111., RR No. 1 McCulloms Lake .74 Earl Giants, Hebron, 111. j RR6Noh J" Bauml* McHenry,- 111* i-76 £ * ° 2" f . RR. ... „ ^°hn W. Freund, McHenryl Tl,., I ' RR No. 1. „ . . ' Z5 2" A* Connor, McHenry, III., RR 1. • w- Pape, Crystal L^ke, III., RR No. 1. 80^ Harry Smuda anS M. G. Moriarity, Crystal Lake. 81 ETaine M. Hardv, Crystal Lake, III. Ill me8 Welnard, Spring Grove, oj _J°hn Patek, Algonquin, 111., Tlo* fif) 8» Stanley Wrebel, McHenry, 111., RR No. 1, Pfst&kee Baly. 85 Ca.ry Country Club, Cary, III. SH Waryv C. Cooney, Hartland, III. "'.T Ar^u" Green, Woodstock, 111., Box No. 3. 88 John Richert, McHenry, 111., RR 2. Margaret Porten, McHenry, 111., RR No. 2. 90 Alma Evensen,*McHenry, III., RR 2 21 Se r b e r t c- P l c k- Harvard, 111., RR Margaret Haenisch, Richmond. 111. 93 John Adamy, Cary, 111., Rr No. 1. .94 Harrry G. .Winske, RR No. 2, Harvard, 111. 96 Jn F- A. WeltlSien, RR, Crystal Lake, 96 Francis E. Weller, RR No. 2, McHenry, III. - 97, James C. Jacob v. i » ».1<lifckson Ave- River Forest, 111. 98 William K. Wright, RR No. 1, Ringwood, 111., Wonder Lake X50 structural steel mat. $1020.95. all steel pile shoes No. 2 $185 1153.95 Go'd Star Motor Service. Inc., 17 bdles. steel plates, nlus tax 4.H All of whi^h is respectfully submitted. . -T. F. HARRISON E. C. COY CARL E. WITTMTTS Committee-for Koltz Bridee. Oct. .11, 1944, I, 'C. L. Tryon, hereby approve the above report and amounts due for labor and materials. C. L. TRYON". Co. Supt. of Hwys The Liquor^Crfntrol Conimfssion of "Marengo, 111., October 11, 1945. To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Hoard of Supervisors: Liquor Control Commission of McHenry County. Illinois, would beg repor,\ that have accepted fr, ri ,v, !2Si, ,ic.ense fw\' »nfl bonds from the following n.imed\ersons tavern keepers nf McHenry CoWy operating outside of the corporate limits of "P-"' ci,Y °r. vi!r*5e- an(i your Commisia^ ftr having made the insect ions equireji under the provisions of the 11- -noU..Liquor Contfol ,\ct. have issued 'PS 4 to 1 ,.h' fn,lnw|ng for the period ^ndin- >\pril 30-.- 1945. to-wif Menmnrr County 1944 LlQUor Ucnn >o. Nnnif) * . «, t v . v. Address < Fr<d K r.ane. Crystal T,aJ<e,,TJl. " ycl'Y Kubovy. McHenry,' Ilf;, RF 1, bonder Lake. 'W6, hrt Schwart,. Crystal Lake, Hd 4 R\v(K)dstock Country Club, Woodstolk " 2.°«HswtddTikJ.C.Henry* 1,1 ' RQ N°- ^ Rpne E. Lammtreux _ R") No. 1. Coral Inn. i? wrtVi J' H®n™ari' Ringwood. 111. RO No"1!- ' Woodstock, 111., 9 >targaret Harris. Marengo, 111.. No 1 J.1 TnKV '}.ran<lt- Algonquin, 111., Rii No 1 Jr" Marengo, 111., RR 12W^t"k'ni . ,431 E. Jacison St., 1'\la^ngod i , ,?aTRn N; W- !4hrTo. "rpK^w^ Pislakeo Lake0^80"- 111' i8RRerCl. Uly^: -PH^ ln" 18 Rwrr MoHpnry. Ml.. RR 2. ifl w in Morhelser, Rlchmnd, 111.. RR 2 RR Noari DeShon. Woodstock, 111., 20 Elmjra Grens. Richmond 111., RR 22 vi*1 TiHora- Solon Mills, 111. RR No7 Petersen, McHenry, 111., 23RR,No<n3 Sorenson- Harvard, 111., li Hwrman. Wauconda, lit. 25 Henry Nell, McHenry. Til. . • 27 \vm[ t ;t<1ams McHenrv, 111,, Jotinst'urg. Marz- McHenry, 111;, RR 28 Erwin °W. Moews. Cary. 111., RR i IU °WP ' Vaillancourt, Ringwbod. "Lil v'^Lake 'iMo"cnry- ™- RR No, 2. 34RR No>riia Sundberfr- Woodstock, 111., 35 Til lie Meyers, Harvard, Til., RR 3 RR No 1 bchnei,,er- Woodstock, 111.. <8 r'Han,e' Nolan. Harvard. 111., RR. N<T Samue'8on. Marengo, 111., rr 4°N^62. P,ngree' Crystal i^ke. I|l.'; RR «i George E Frit cel. Crystal Lake ill *2^"'y,mas OibHon, Marengo, III.,' RR ><*»••*. m. 44N<fr^nk XVoznUlk- McHenry, HI., RH ic J?°-v Wfn,,h. Chemung. Ill PRXo Mollenkamp, Woodstock, ,I1|., 47I. Tloh^w;": Mt?l0m"V' ln - nn No. 15^"'CbarleK Westlnke. Solon Mills Til "tj Mertes, McHenry, 1*11.7* RR Ringwood, 111. . T'Ntakee Bay. r>0« Ivar Kr«dricksen, RR, Wonder liakf. 51 Ambrosp H. and Herman J.~Schae fer. McHenry. HI. 52 Claus Larson, Tleliron. Ill ' 53 Albert I\ l.eable. Harvard, 111. o4 Carl E.»Johnson, Richmond, 111. RR No. 1. ' 55 Frank H. Harrison. McHenry, 111. RR No. 1, Pistakee Bay. r^ransfer) Edna Margare.t "(Juinn, RR No. 1. Crystal Lake. 111. Your Committee would further report there has been collected the amount ? J24.075.00 on 1943 liquor license fees to this date and same has been turned over to the County Treasurer of McHenry County. The following dance hall licenses were issued by your License Committee for the year 1944: Frank Nell, Johnsburg, McHenry, 111., Fred A. WeUaien, RR No. 2, Crystal , Lake, 111. Vour Committee having collected the amount of $50.00 for said dance hall licenses, the same being turned over to CoantyUnty Treasilrer of McHenry CHAS. H. ACKMAN • • Liquor Control Commissioner. JOHN J. FILIP FRANK C. FERRIS FRANK MAY -Asst. Liquor Control Com,. G. J. Carroll : E. K. Kuecker .... .J Frank C, Ferris T. F. Nolan, Jr. -- J. E. Harrison r Stanley • H: Cornuo Frank B. McConnell Frank May Math N. Schmitt Henry C. Meier John J. Filip A. M. Maxwell ...» A. B. McConnell Paul Rosenthal Vestie Muldoon, ct bse Jail sai. .. 150.00 Alice Helm, er TB off sal ^ 110.00 Sup. Schs. Asst. A Clerk Hire-- Shirley Salzman '. 120.00 Lorena McCannon ....; 113.75 Ora S. Nulle, shf feed pris 100.00 Henry A. Nulle, shf per diem fees serv City of Woodstock,, ct hse Jail light and water Willis Jobe, cir ct pro off sal .... .„.„i All of which is respectfully submitted. CARL E. WITTMUS, Chairman E. F. KUECKER HENRY C. MEIER ; i ^ S8.50 Y8.00 36.40 85.50 47.40 24.60 17.60 S2.80 67.40 48.00 105.60 15.30 22.20 48.80 150.00 140.84 75.00 G~ J, CARROLL FRANK MAY -*JL The Committee on ' Claims. County T'oor presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Wittmus and duly seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll being called,. was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: , Octobeir 11, A, P: 1944. Mr. Chairman a^d Gentlemen of. the Board of Supervisors: ' Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: dependent Children-- . * Chicago Indus. Home for ChiL $ tft.00 Lutheran Child Welfare Assn., Daymond j 2S.00 Mrs. Alfred Krueger, Steadman 22.50 Eva Kapping. Ystebo 15.00 Mrs. Wm. Seeman, Guth 20.00 Mrs. Lillian Gnthman, Krezan .... 105.30 Dr. O. E. Nelson, Krezan 25.00 T>r. John Henson, Guth ..' 35.00 Powman Bros. Shoe Store, Deline 10.23 Montgomery W^rd & Co., Steadman and Krezan 80.5S E. P. Schaef^r & Son, Steadman and Poe ----Z-M Mrs. Floyd A. Mason. Krezan .... 20.00 St Vincent's Indus. Trng. School Glossen ' 20:00 Pr„ George H. Pfluegec, Hood .... 15.00 Mrs. Minnie Brigham, Swenson 45.00 Mrs. Frank Schnitcke, Ulrich .... 22.50 Lake Co. Tuberculosis Sari., TB ~-Patient Pauper 751.05 Mijs. ^Cassius Sweatman, dependt chil., Steadman 22.50 Mrs. Louise M. Brooks, dependt ' ' chil $28.10..pro off trav exp „ $21.65 49.75 St. Ann Dept. House of the Good Shepherd, dependt chil Simon 20.00. All of which is respectfully, submitted. FRANK B. McCONNELL, Chm. ... JOHN J. FTLTP AUG. W. RUTH ' E F KUECKER T. F. NOLAN, JR. _ Nunda 2_ Nunda 3~ It waa thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by >-upr. Kuecker that the report of the Liquor Control Commission and the License Committee btf adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. A report of. tha Grand: Jury for the September Tertn .A. D. 1944 properly certified, was presented and read to the Board and upon motion duly made and carried was ordered placed on rile. The Clerk presented lists of Clhims against the County and on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Meier and declared rarried, said riaims were referred to the proper Committees and the Board adjourned to 1.30 P. M. . for Committee work. '1:30 0'30 O'CLOCK P. M. . Board met pursuant to •>adjournment and upon roll call, the same members responded to their names as appeared in the mornijig session, constituting a full Board present. The Committee on Claims, Labor, Fees an<) Supplies presented the following Teport, which on motion of Supr. Ferris and duly seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, towit: ' . , October 11, A. D. 1944 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen pf the Board of Supervisors: . • Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supply Claims would beg leave to1 report that tlrey have examined «11 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 ror the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt: Frank Thornber, eo elk off sup $19.58. co elk tax bk etc $64.60, .j c c'k sup $49.58 J133.T6 Woodstock Daily Sentinel, co tread--" prtg $97.50, cir elk sup $49.25 « supr prtg $2.60, co elk elec supl $35.00, contingent $18.00 202.S6 Co. Treas. Printing^ -_i . • McHenry Plaindealer" ~371.20 Huntley Review -123 40 Richmond Gazette ..^^"Z^iBOl Marengo Republican^ e%s ... si 10 Hebron Time*' 28^7® Hera,<3- co treas prtg ' $811.60, eft elk- elec 1supr-$3<t.80~H8.40 •'fo? « a^e Herald, co treks prtg $42,..95, co trens off sup $3.50, cir elk sup *18.35, co elk ? elec supl $73.35 521 15 State Bank of Woodstock, ~do treas off sup Sup. Schs Off. ExC Zion Offile Supply Multigraph Sales Agency Mary P. Endres 4.65 1.53 12.24 31 85 7.70 25.81 C. C Miner. Dir." Civ. tjef^^t B- h. Kennelly, er TB off sup .... Charles (,. Seidel, co elk ins depdn 30.4O ~ Co., ct hse Jail fcepe .89 Ct. Hse. Sup. -£*. - ! Ludwig Wilson Co. :...:Z ...7 26.27 True Value Store 1 62 HI. Bell Tel. Co.,. ct hse tofl tel l28.08 Johnson Publishing Co., shf off sup £50 Board j>f ReView Salary-- w1 m. A. Mueller ................^,4....... 135.no Chas. H. Ackman 231.00 •lohn J Hayes 231.00 E. J. Deneen 22100 2iwP' Chjtlertden ... !""!!.? 231J0 iwiitz off. Serv., co treas off sup c.;,, 8' 00 clk ofr SUP ,8--^° • 17.68" Silliman s Blacksmith and Weld- . ing -Shop, ct hse Jail repiirs 17.73 Derri.s & BroeKer Supply Co., ct hse suti 10.01, Shf. Per Diom F^ees Serv.-- , e nry A. Nulle, Sheriff 870.00 Henrv A. Nulle 72.17 Shf. Feod-intr Prisoners--I ^ Western. United/Caajfe 'l3teg^g^f ?,1fi 3R.0' J1- -n 41.59 40.n0 5.00 10.00 5.00 18.00 10.00 Anmu'w A Son 'I; -V'...: Vu' H T'lririsop W. T. Horpeson ."H. T.rnoketfs Bakery Fred Wendt. shf d"ty . .. ~ '-lhn .vwhrebecki. shf' dpty, . ...... B. I>. Holmes, shf dnty. . • afe Henthusen shf "d'ntv . . Fred S. Gay ,shf dpty $5. liatli* HO,no ..... . . • C'vdo ,f. 7oia. shf dpty $."•, 1 ••lllf *• no Clvdp n, Min--, shf dpty $79.00i '"nMifr *30.0n .1 no.on Wi'Hs Jobo. i^'oo Melvina K. Wricht. h-iliff .... .. . ; "5 00 R. O Andre w, ,-t | , Sp jail c r i - ' l 2? 1" GoerlitT-Bp,.knell m.. cir -Ik sup 6.24 C. .L. Trvon. Sup. Hwy., c0 sup hwy trav Py.n *138.90 Supr Sal Mileage-- Aug. W.. Ruth c. Perrv Wri"ht' ", -•»') ">ol ^ r E ; W i ' t j a i n a . . 3 4 . 0 . 1 F. U. Reek / ^ , .... 11 no E. C. Ct.y 1.^...,..^ I.; 31.60 I The committee on McHenry County Home, Farm and. Hospital presented the following report, which on motion of Sups. Wright and duly seconded by Supr Nolan and the roll being called, wns declared unanimously adopted, towit: October 4, 1944. Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors- of McHenry County: Your County Home Committee met on October 4, 1944, at the McHenry county Home and audited the bills tor the month of September 1944, and respectfully submits the following report, recommending same be paid. Rosenthal Lbr. & Fuel Co., coal 2 64.16 fcilgin Daily Courier News, ' want ad 137 Ludwig Wilson Co., suppiles .... 45*42 Montgomery Ward, clothing 15.19 Ferris Bros., repairs 7.35 The Bohn Hdw. Co., merchandise 8.46 Jiubert Pharmacy, drugs 39.30 Tel- Co-> Phone service 25.40 I ublic Service Co., It. and power 53.75 t. rystal Lake Herald, stationery 18.55 ous precincts and diatrlcta m McHenry County, to-wit: Riley 29.00- Marengo 1 i „... 34.00 Marengo X . 34.00 Dunham i, '-'29.00. Chemung f 32.00 Chemung.^ 32.00 CDinnitUee on Elections presfeht* < QO AA aA tha a i . 1 Chemung V ".... Chemung. 4 ... Alden Hartland ....... Seneca Coral •; Grafton 1 .... - Grafton .? - ^ ^- Dorr 2 ; Dorr 4 Dorr 5 ;• Greenwood ' Hebron .-...v... , Richmond Burton McHenry 1 ......v ^^.,..^.............1...- McHenryIV McHenry. 3 McHenry 4' - Nunda IS 32.00 _ 32.00 29.00 34.00 29.00 ' 29.00 21.00 J 34.00 34.00 34.00 * 24.00 24.00 . 29.00 34.00 ' 29.00 29.00 29.00 ; 34.00 V 29:oo -3 4.00 34.00 34.00 26.00 34.00 29.00 ^ r '• 29.oo 29.00 > ' 29.00 29.00 $1,066.0 Algonriuin 1 Algonquin " 2 Algonquin 3 Algonquin 4 Algonquin 5 Total AU of which LB respectfully submitted . ; ' FRA'% rv. M A X - • MATH N. SCHMITT - « C. E. COY " ";"A. B. McCONNELL FRANK C. FERRIS It vwajs thereupon, regularly moved by Supp. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Meier that the' report of the Committee oh "Election be adopted by this Board and the roll being called, the Chairman declared _the motion unanimously carried. The County Clerjc addressed the Board and seated that due to the Registration of Electors, he has been requirerd in the last six months and it has. been necessary for him to have considerable additional arfd extra "help and that he needs at this time.an additional appropriation of $500.00 out of his fees earned and received for the period ending Dec. 1. 1944. It was thereupon regularlv moved by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal and duly s«conded by Asst. Supr. McCon-- nell that the request of the County Clerk be granted and that he be allowed an additional amount out of his fees earned and received in^ the amount of *500.00 for extra clerk hire for the period ending Dec. 1. 1944 and the roll being called, the Chairman declared tho^motion unanimously carried. The V^hairman announced that if thsre was no further business to come before this meeting; he would entertain a motion to adjourn. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Meier to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon th© Board adjourned. - Charles h. ackmian. Attest. ^ Chairman R. D. WOODS, Clerk. the totachers and the County. \ * AUGUSTUS M. MAXWILL AUG. W. RUTH K. C. COY T. F. NOLAN, JR. STANLEY H. CORNUE ed the following report, to-wit: November 14, 1944. State of Illinois,. Co of. McHeniy," sfc To the Chaif-man and Gentlemen of tH|>v'-- Board of Supervisors: Your Commit tee on Elections, ttfc • whom tfos referred the Election Expense Bills for the General Electioj* held November 7, 1944 in McHenrv County, would beg leave to report tha* they have examined said statements and would recommend that the following / amounts be paid to the Supervisors arm' ' r-Jx-Officio Judges of Election for th« various precincts and diatrlcta in Mc%> Ilenry County, to-witi' Riley Marengo I Marengo 2 ...... Du nham .L..i ."." Chemung 1 7*'^ • / Chemung 2 •y.-.^ .'v^.... .^.y. ^ ' " Chemung, 3 Chemung1 4 Alden . . Hartland ; Seneca::..yL....i:.^...5.-.,:. Coral Grai'tort ' 1" Grafton' "2' "Dorr r »i3Tr 2 ..... Dorr $ Dorr 4 Dori-- '•'reenwood . Hebron Richmond Burton McHenry .1 l$4.HfrJ;r:vv.r 139.2tf, 3 37.70 139.50- v 1-45.70 V?- 133-OOr' 135.70 134.20 141.74 133.80 ., *. 134.20 •. . , / 134.20 . ; • 137.30 136.70 • r • • 136.60--" \ 126.60 125.10 ...r. McHenry 2 .. McHenry 3 McHenry 4 Nunda, 1 ...... Nunda 2 Nunda 3 Algonquin 1 Algonquin 2 Algonquin 3 Algonquin 4».ifc».„ Algonquin 5 Total ...$4,750 20 All of which is respectfully submitted, FRANK MAY MATT N. SCHMITT E. C. COY 132.10 138.' 134.30 139.80 134.SO 137.7# 132.70 139.20 138.00 137.50 139.00 137.5,0 134.60 132.50 133.10 133.10 132.50 A. B. McCONNELL It was thereupon regularly moved by Special November Meeting:, _ 1944 Arweli, Inc., pest control Choppers Service, want ad. Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers !. Royal Blue Store, groceries .... •fen A See Laundry Co., laundr ; service Jloyd M. Griebel, limestone 16.00 1.00 6.45 48.75 4.62 65.89 R. O Andrew Co., feed & grinding 3L45 Coodrows Garage, gas and oil Thompson Appliance Co., Shell gas F. W. Wool worth, supplies Thorne & Eon, clothing Bakkom. Bros., repairs • 11- Superior OH; eo„ fuel Boyce I^ros., gus Miller Patton Baking Co., "bread VV o.Klstock Wholesale Co., tob John Sexton & Co.,, groceries W. I*. Allen, advanced salary-' * Montgomery ;.. 7 ; ; W. P. Allen, incidentals W. P. Allen, salary " Esther C Allen, salary ..........1. ' Walter Hanserfr wages .V ' :;*f" Anna Hansen, wages Alfred Trudell^ wages Lottie Trudell, wages Vern Albright,, wages Mattie Albright, wages Linnea Wolt, salary 5.75 30.00 2.29 2.04 1-2.86 ' 5fl:10 °4.90 80.92 42.59 69.62 69.92 57.00 115.00 100.00 18.00 18.00 7.50 7.50 72.50 .62.50 115.00 ..„ $1,39?.00 Cream sold ...::.!.r.u.'..;...T 5I.03 ^ IJo»s sold 214.00 " "2CT.33 $$1,125.67 »• .O^c twoybceir-. 4. 1j9 'j4t*4) To the Honorable Board-of Supervisors of McHenry County, Woodstock. Til Your McTJenryr County Farm, Home and Hospital Committee beg to 'report that, they njet at Hart-landv on the above mentioned date and audited and aprov»d bHls for payment in the following amounts- Permanent Improve rn.cn t.s^ Running Clot h ing Tobac<-o Medicines 'Diet Fuel $ 65.89 . 263.89 17.23 42.59 . 39.30 143.20 205.64 . 114,26 Credit for: Cren in • sold Hay sold ......... $1,392)00 Tlrin . 214.40 266.33 •> ' $1,125..67 The regular monthly inspectipn of griuiniL buildings, equipment and livestock revealed every thing "to he in good condition. There being no further business your Committee, .upon motion... duly made and scconde<l,j, adjourned. Respect fully submitted, . G. ,J. CARPOLi,. Chairman PAUL ROSENTHAL K HARRtS<>>f : : A." It. McCoNNELI, CAR). E. WJTTMUS A "plat described as Tepsendorf Farm 'Mat vav presertted and read to the Th Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County 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 14th day of November, A. D. 1944 at 10 o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Charles H. Ackman, and the Pledge of Allegiance to th© -Flag of the United States of America was given by the Clerk with all members of the Board and visitors present participating, after which the roll was sailed l.y the Clerk and the following members responded to their names, towlt: Supervisors August W. Ruth C Perry Wright, Carl E. Wittmus, F e' Beck E. C. Coy, G J. Carroll, E. f! Kuecker, Charles H. Ackman, T. F. Nolan. Jr., J. E. Harrison, Stanlev H Cornue. Frank B. McConnell, Frank May, Math N. Schmitt. Henry C. Meier and John J. Filip and Assistant Supervisors A. M. Maxwell, A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a quorum present. The minutes of the Special Ootoher. i»44 meeting were read and upon motion approved and ordered of record The folloing report of the Countv T<rf?surer the month of October, 1944 presented and read to the Board,' to-wit: Connty Treasurer's Baport v 'or the Month of October, 1944 - Receipts 1 Balance brought forward* $221,659.90 General Fund $1,410 56 Supervisors for County Home 758M0 hupt., County Home ' •> 237.70 Chm Liquor Cdijtrol Com. ..... 275.00 bounty Officers' Fees i<a Highly ^„nd - ise^o I ers. Proper,,- Rack Taxes . .. 364.50 Inheritance Taxes 2.808.62 Payroll Clearing Account .. . 2^423 00 Fines for Hwy Violations .... 97.00 .Institute FihkI . gg ^ Taxes Redeemed froni F^ff." 797^ *> " "" ivguwi; IUUJBU 11/ Supr. Wittmus and duly seconded by' Supr. Nolan that the report of the Committee on Elections be approved and adopted by this . Board, and the roll being called, the^ Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Fees and Salaries presented the following report, which, on motion of Supr. Schmitt and duly seconded by Supr. May and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: November 6thl 1944. - To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board df Supervisors: Your Committee on Fees aod Salaried"" would beg leave to report--that thejt? met at tl^e Court House in the City of Woodstock to consider a request made to your Committee by the County Cpurt Reporter for an increase in sal-t ary as said County Court Reporter. Your Committee, after due deliberation,, would recommend that the Salary of the County Court Reporter be increased from $120.00 per month to '$15i>.00 per month, effective October 1st, A. D. 1944 and that the County. Clerk be instructed to draw an order' on the County Treasurer for said compensation monthly and an additional der for $30.00 for the month of OcS*. tober, 1944, for the reason that- the" salary of said reporter for the monthof October, 1 94 4 was paid November 1st in the amount of $120.00. All of which is' respectfully submitted. . PA I'L ROSENTHAL, Chm. F. E. BECK m > FRANK MAY ' . AUG. W. RUTHi - - - - AUGCSTUS M. MAXWELL STANLEY H. CORN'UE . ' . T. F. NOLAN, JR. Total Receipts 9,357,15 1 Gfirlnd Total ...$231,017.05 - ' Xaponditaves County Orders 3,885.28 ~ Highway Orders 1 "enteral Fund 324 24 ^irand .and TVtit Jurors ..Lv... • 198 30 Probation Officer .»?: i qg',n Treasurer's Salary ' sio'Jft Clerks' Salaries . "" Tn«teiV,!?nC^ Ti'reS " 2,756170 institute Fund 7 on Deposit by Order of Court ... 82^87 Motor Filel Taxes 18 071.7] - Payroll Clearing, Account .... 2^429.1S- --42,231.96 188,785.09 Total Expenditures Balance on hand in a Oct. 31, 1941 X3Z ,ThA°^"d. T°taJ i - $231,017.05 The abo\e and foregoing report is true and correct according to mv best knowledge and beTief. . J. G. CTKVENS. CO. Treas this" iln, a(n<' .sw',rn to Wom-w N,«'pnrbej». 1944.. (Seauj . r. IX- WOODS,..County Clerk! It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by •Supr. Wright that the report of the County Treasurer *be apnoved and the Chairman- declared the motion unanimously carried. ^ , The Coniniittee on Education .presentran «.jthe following -report, which onfsmotloii of Asst. Supr. McConnell and dulv seconded by Supr. Harrison was declared unanimously^ adopted, to-wit: *" _ . Octolier 31, 1944 To the Chau man and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: - - •» Your Committee orr Educatfon met at 8 P. "M.. October 31.^1944, upon the reQtiest of -Mrs. Endres, County Superintendent of Si-hools. Mrs. Endres dismissed thp problem of truancy in '"onnM- and fold your Committee "'ou-ht tt m'trht be necessary to obtain The Committee on Personal Property presented an inventory of all of the personal property owned by McHenry , County, except as to 'th.- • -persOnhi * | property at , the County Home, Farm '•/ and Hosuit;il, . It was thereupon resu- 7^ larly moved by Supr. Filip and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the said I inventory and report of the lV-rsonrtT*""" Property Committee be approved and ~ placed on tile. Motion declared ^carried! " The Committee on Roads a"nd Bridyt'S -»- .f presented the following report, which 011 motion of Supr. Meier and duly seconded by Supr. Schmitt and the rol|--; - bein called, was declared unanimously .' .adopted, to-wit: J '--f-- 1 J Board an l- np^n motion of Asst Supr J '* mitrht necos«arv obt,iin MrCnhn'oli- and d -ly seconded bv Suor'V, 't,PrV,^"s of someone who could .asv, i i>--ker an-1 d»"-l->rcd <-:>rriod. thf satd ^t 'r. n tb" «t M's. Endres' Hat w->' jipxrn'-ijii :,nd the ' chai'-man >f the Po!i"d nnd the 'Conn'y '*l«>rk ""•horlF.-d to si*{n said plat showit-' !i|il"-ovnf thereof. Th" fr>nim1" -11 on V'ec'ion presented the foHowiRg "report, to-wtt: ' • , . October To the Chilrman and Gentlen Board of Sup,T\ isors: Your Committee y>n Electiont) to whom was referred the Rpglstratlrfn of Electors expense bills for the 'precin-t, registration held October 10, \. |>. would beg Ieav,e to report that th'ev have exapiiiv^d said statements and would recommend th»t the following amounts be paid to the Supervisors for the Judges of Registration for the^varlt! on. it was decided 4o contact »H« S*r>t» {?"" o/ S'-^^ols and «ee If if wore o">-Rib'e to obta'n som»- "i" ootsM" v,f the Srr>e-int»nd.-nt's of- "r* ti. wk ryj »•» iwr ii'»m basis. • <Mpr-«v the Infr. vnijr r'hairmaTi -*»* W'M assl-rv..-. »Vie ,,.^^1, />sVco> «pe^tlon of the local Superint^ ndonts • - , Mr^-. >-ndr s »'«n p\T>tain"d to vour the H'nw-nti of sti-n- <vorl.\,hop '<V Two ifistr-ln. »or« «-(M „nnt A h week to hold h^" <f*v meefinp-s <ii"- mr-1 different loea'ities thrxu-hout t the County "o tb'l a'l the teaches will b« contacted. Ten meetings will he held and tl^f.service will b^without cost to Mr. Chairman and' Gentlemen ot the Board of Supervisors, McHienry County, Illinois^ The undersigned meriibers of the "n,(1 , l l r,idse Committee for said v otirity Leg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. . j 1 , «1 , • That we met on the 13th dayof October. 1944 and went \u the Miller s Cor- V "u"*T~Tw'n rojid northeast of Kichfnjmd, ..Illinois to meet the officials .ot the Village of Twin Lakes, Wisconsin regarding the improvement of the alignment of the road at the State Line. ,?rf.. Is a'gap in the asphalt . road, which was left ..a* a, gravel road for about 300 feet because of the sharp curve and right angle turn at the State line. The Twin Lake officials agreed to secure the right of way to the north or the State line and construct a new black top road if we would co-operate .<>11 our side of the State line. The^Kenos^ a County Highway Department had its machinery nearby a,nd agreed to do the work and (bill McHenry Countv . V S c<>'st of work done on our side of the State line. We agreed t cooperate Wij;h them as to the base an., alignment and would put on the asphalt top on.,,our portion of the road next-- season. The.County Supt. of Highways reports that the work' -is completed butthe bills have not been presented by Kenosha County. We again met on ther20th fdav of cic-- tober. '1944 aitd iw^u-t lo W'/jiikeg;^. .Illinois to interview the Xa'KcCounty officials regarding paymont for a""pie<o" of ri^rht ot way for a suitable connec- - t ion with our McHenry-Lake County Line road south of Island Lake as mentioned In last moi|hs report of Committee to this Board. The Lake, County official/! assured us that they would builiKthe road and, in ftict. had already put 1n sonie of the culverts and that the right of way was needed. We • herefore derided to make the pavment 'or said right of way. and take posses-" sion of the property. , We again met at Woodstolk, Illinois *>n the 11th day of N"0\'»mber, 1944 and "d,i ted "a/n d ordered 1j y•>iiidn (bmililss o0f1 aa ggeenn-- , rg°.a!p ^'f th,> Mt'Henry - - -•• toe4'X>upty owpo<{ uiacif Committee -^e ' !J»>„r,nirl.,.v„.,'ilol _ house and for Right TT,-* rfd " supplies roads as a upplies for maclli-iery and labor at ' rv.n i«>i mpnr vi rr '" 'i1 i! Newsom for McHenry-Lake County line road south' lfnni«n<V n'<<? ,n a lota.! of *1 "03.00 Bills f. Variouft 8^- - of t.h* Ce-rf.y Patrol Svstem of .h S audited and or >red -><*id v follows: *3. 1 4 ^ecti.ips 4. 1 • 18 , -4, 17 .. 161 30 S Sect' Ans 7.. S..- 9 ifl. 11 11 ' • ,-i -ocUbnn 13. 15 $ 115-66 101.34 Total --""lited and nrderil^p-dd _ ' /of Motor Fuel Tax Funds as foltow*" ,, *""1 mat. . . $5^9.0-, 'J- ®^-TT-.Tain^'sbor. and mat. 33?.05 -•>. ma>at iahor and mat. E^i^s ft