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ftfrftiil November Meeting, 1944 ' Continued from Part One 26, 12-1T, ma int. labor and inat. 29.50 17 £19, 18T, engi. labor and mat. 20.75 SOB, 22, engfi. labor and mat 140.50 SOB, 22, const, labor and mat 273.6C SOB, it, maint. labor and mat..... 22.40 SOB, 24, maint. labor and mat. 22.40 S4, 29R, Kt. of Way Lindwall fence, labor and mat. a I 4.90 Russell fence, labor and mat„„I42.00 3, *1, engi. labor and mat. 9.37 9." 31, coQfit. labor and mat. .... 23.65 At the time bids were received for the construction of the Harvard-Lawrernce road, the bids were slightly higher than the estimate of cost so the fund is $600 short and we recommend that a proper resolution be passed for this additional amount to complete the records for said improvement, by this lioaid at this time. We have received fromi the State Auiuior, a. check iur tor refusd of motor fuel tax on gasoline used in tractors and also from the motor fuel tax funds rental on County owned machinery included in the above report $314.16 and turned same over to the County Treasurer for the road fund, which said sum is hereby re-appropriated fpr road purposes including the fepair, storage and purchase of road machinery and for buildings to house road machinery. four committee estimates there"' will be necessary for the care of the Mchenry County Patrol system of roads an appropriation trom the County Highway funds in the sum of *3000 until the next meeting of this Board. All of ^>]ich is respecuully submitted. E. F. KUECKEft JOHN" J. FILIP - F. E. BECK MATH N. SCHMITT C. PERRY WRIOHT 4 The following Right of Way Resolution and M. F. T. Construction Resolution was presented and read to the 4Doard, to wit: MgM of Way Mtttatla* Be It Resolved by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County at its nmettng this 14th day of November, 1944 that there is hereby appropriated the additional sum of One Thousand Dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, from the said county's motor fuel tax allotment, for the pur- CM^e ®'^ht of Say, together with ail court costs, and jury awards in necessary condemnation proceedings, required for Section 29R, State Aid Route 34 (also known as State Bond Issue Route 19). When detailed cost for each tract, or Condemnation are known, the County Superintendent of Highways is hereby authorized to send statement of such cost to R. T. Cash, District Engineer, felgin, Illinois, with request for payment frpm aforesaid motor fuel tax allotment. Be It Further Resolved, (that this resolution be submitted to the Departed1 °i ™.bH? Works and Buildings, ?. °* yHnois. to guarantee payment of *11 ct>st for right of way needed on •aid Section 29R, State Aid Route 34. J^v ^v jWn as State Bond Issue Route 19), the detailed location being described as follows: S81^2,n8 at SUl' °"83 and €nds Fred Hunt, 58 hrs. labor Ili.SO, 2 hrs. truck rental 91.04, 244 mi. use of truck 824.40 Dacy Lumber Co., asphalt exp. joint Va Koltx, Vfc Bridenleldt Joseph T. Ryerson A Son, Inc., structural steel Bridenbeldt Br. 47.18 J. H. Patterson Co., material Inv, No. 5035 Bridenfeldt Br F. K. Goodall Oil Co.. (Wood* stock), 45 gal. truck gas Harvard Welding Service, weld pile driver H. Bates, sharpening 4 saws i Hawthorne's Shell Service Sta., 45 gal. truck gas Vincent Spencer, washed gravel and sand Explosive Engineering Service, dynamite and caps, Bridenfeldt Bridge 1........ Hebron Hardware Co., ripsaw, nails and wire F. R. Goodall Oil Co., Harvard, UN 10.47 56.78 8.14 S.S0 S.00 9.00 ST.M 18.00 8.06 John J. Ft lip A. M. Maxwell A. B. McConnell .._ Paul Rosenthal ; Ora 8. Nulla, shf feed prts Willis Jobe, cir ct pro off sal ... Wm. Desmond, PM„ co elk elec sup 36.21 Alice Helm, er TB off sal 110.00 Nestle Muldoon, ct hse Jail sal 160.00 Sup. Schs. Asst. and Clerk Hire-- Lorena McCannon 148.76 Shirley Batsman . 190.00 City of Woodstock, ct hse Jail It and water 97.89 Henry A. Nulle, shf per diem fees, serv ....... . 160.40 4^ 9' which is respectfully submitted. . J CARL E. WTTMUS, Chairman henry c. meier o. J. CARROLL Oi K. F. KUECKER FRANK MAY - The Committee on Claims, County I Poor-'presented the following report a conscientious servant and this Board ; L'nknown Residents and » an energetic and conscientious member; Minor v ' - - 688.878 And Whereas, hts engaging person- j • ality and friendly disposition had en- | Total Receipts 127,084.07 deared him to every member of this j . Beard: Grand Total 8316,849.18 And Whereas, it is deemed fitting' _ Xspeadttuea that the metnbers of this Board do i p.?11"1* Orders 822,096.97 her* snd r.ow express their deep per- i Highway Orders.... 2,686.13 sonal fetMng of sorrow at his passing: ' General Fund , 26.00 Therefore, Be It Unsolved by the t»land an<> Petit Jurcflfe _ 24.00 Board of Supervisors of the County of ^oloners Jurors 34.00 McHenry. Illinois. that official note of ' Probation Officer --„ 98.40 the death of Frank C. Ferris l« made Treasurer's Salary ......--170.40 upon its records. ; Clerks' Salaries --..... 681.34 And Be It Further Resolved that the i T5X®* .--v-w........... 16.00 members of this Board, by this Reso- I 3,nt,titute Mind ..... ..; iution, do hereoy express, their ueep County Fee#-.-- 35,801.08 feeling of sorrow at the death of this « .or.. !??, Taxes 1,604.33 beloved member, and that the sympathy Clearing Account.... 2,523.37 9r this body^».r- BSeB^^nd Real Estate Forfeitures 69.25 ty Highway t unds m th« ^50(^ until the next m o o A U o f Aii of which is respectfully suw hi. *. KUKCKHft „~,s - JOHN J. yiup fe ;• F. K. BUCK H . - i MATH N. SCHMITT §|4 - v ' C. PifiRRY WRIOHT S. h is resBppeed^ttffuuWtfyy submitted K.- WITTMUS, CtUB. u. j. carroll hi;.nry c. mkier E. F. KL'ECKlbR ^ FRANK MAV It was thereupon regularly The Committee on Claims CMMy Pm#:. presented the following report, whici&.. imivu 'notion of Asst. Supr. McConnell an4 ' by Supr. Wittmus and duly iMCOMkta i^duly • p"soein'odndeedd -by SSuunprr.. HHaarrrriixsonnn aannfi bupi. Nolan that the report of Uw . bVlng . ^ declare# Roads and Bridge Committee be adopt- ^""moubly adopted, to-wit: ed by this Boaru, and the roil being . | called, the Chairtnan declarud the mo- X» r>u~iL December 12. A. D. 194^ of the deceased, Be It Further - Resolved that this Tax Anticipation War." 26,366.87 Resolution be spread upon the records tion unanimously carried. Supr. Ruth of Kiley Township addressed tne Board Chairman and Gentlemen of tlia V'ird ot Supervisors: and thanked the members and. the Road j ••/InVa"i„„ . and Bridge Committee for their action I th«i . eg Ieave to report that< County Poo#? Sta. »*»*• nitaols («R const.) ••solution for Improvement By County Under the Motor Vnel Tax taw Be It Resolved, by the Board of Su- McHenr> County. Illinois, tnat the following described State Aid Routes be improved under the Motor Fuji Tax Law, approved March 25, 1929: Btate Aid Routes 17 and 19, beginning C."tnf Ijear tha intersection of Pearl St. in Lawrence and near the N E. corner of the SW 1-4 of the NW 1-4 3rd Po. U 2Mrn. 2a7n d^ Te' x4t9e nNdi-n gR °a5l ongo f s^aid routes in a southerly and easterly dl- 10920 "feet - "an'd111,106 °f approxim*ltely /Be It Further Resolved, that the Improvement shall consist of Bituminous Surface Construction Type C-4 Modified 19 ft. and varies and shall be designat- «d as Section 18T MFT. and. f( urLh1f .Resplved, that the imfract • and a constructed by Con- <Be It Further Resolved, that there Is • appropriated an additional sum fl? Hundred Dollars. ($600.00) from i- e bounty s allotment of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the construction of this improvement: and, r>iBlL. 'J lather Resolved, that the tlerk is hereby directed to transmit two (2) certified copied of this resoTu! tion to the Department of Public Works and Buildings. Division of Highwavs aTSBniSX""' En*'""r" j-- _„rt w^_,th«reuP°,n re»«Iarly moved hv Supr. Wright and duly secnoded bv Supr McConnell that the Resolution be adopted by this.Board, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The following reports of 'the Special Committees in charge of the construction of the Koltz an-1 B"i«<1enfeldt» Bridges in Chemung Township Vere presented and read to the Board, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the snelal committee ta whom was referred hp const ruction of the Bridenfeldt Bride-e in the town of TTiemung In said -County, would beg leave to submit the -following report on the matters before them. That we met nt the site of said bridge on the 4th dny of November, 1944 to witness the driving of a test pile. The excavation showed sand underlaid with coarse gravel containing some boulders.' The pile was successfully driven to' a depth of 11.5 feet below the bottom of the proposed concrete footing, then the'-hamme'r would rebound and the^pile would go no fur- "titer. " We decided that owing- to the sand snd gravel foundation, pll#s were necessary. All of which is resne. f'lllv submitted ' iWt.,.,1STAVT,KV W. • 'Ofj vfTiq a" PRA\'K R ^TfCONNRLL" r a. J. CARROLL Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Bojird of Supervisors, McHenrv Countv. llrinoio; * Vo"r Committee to whom was red thp construction of the Koltx Bridge In the Town of Chemung in said County, would beer l»»>re to submit-the following report on the matter* before tnenr. That we met at the site of said hrldge on the ISth dav of \'nv>mH»r 1944 and found same complete and substantially in accordance with the plans and specification* eX'-ept the retno^l of the forms nn<ler the floor and the final r-ost of painlt on the steel railings. Tne floor forms Will he r*mov*d in connection with 4he huifdine of the nearby ttrfrien^Hrit Bride? Hfxd reused on VLw to accept said brldjre on ^en»if ^f MoHenrv County, Illinois. We audited Hie hills some of whl^h are for material v>oi<r-ht tos'ethf-r for the K tr and Bridenfeldt Bridges as fhr instance steel, asnhalt joint filler, lumber for fprms. and recommend thit the ronnty «"lerk draw orders on the Co"H»v Tre*s.,*er f.>r .he labor and materials involved as fallows: W'!'.""' C. Bailey. hrs. Ipbor _ "j .lirvWt >IWrht. fT Vr-S. I^W l?n •^•1111-.^ S-hnssn*. labor fT"?" s<'haner hrs lnhor I.T'.SO wr*rt* ,-v-^ rn A'erne Schroeder 24° hr*. labor 181.5« Schroeder. 195 hrs. JM>"r 14«.25 J. O. I.ivesey. 271'i hr« ln»»or .. and care of lights fiS, ~ -1S hrs. use of truck *15.00 W.. s. MoOKt. 81 hrs. 522 gal. tractor, 197 gal. truck 186.41 which on motion of Asst. Supr. McCon- ' °£ Jhls Board and t»w.t the Clerk there- | Total Expenditures „..„.....:......108.267 50 l<ake & Harris, cement, nails. Ibr 287.85 nell aiid duly sconded by Supr. Cov and ' torward a certified copy of the same Balance on hand in all funds Pale Palmer, care of lights and the roll being called was declared 'A^A^ «{ .V - f • ^ ^ & ^ trips for kerosene ' / •. 28.00 ' unanimously adopted, to-wit: • 82,207.00 • The total Cost of said bridge exclusive of about $10 for completion of the painting is $4,530.10, not including rental of County owned machinery. All fuel transportation, minor repairs and adjustments on' same are included In the above bills, and we would also recommend that in lieu of rental charges the County Highway Dept. take the form lumber and left over pile ends etc. fojr- reuse in highway wortc. All of which is respectfully submitted J. E. HARRISON E. C. COY f CARL E. WITTMUS Nov. 13, 194 4. I, C, L>. Tryon, hereby approve the above report and accept the labor and materials furnished. - C. Li TRYON, Co Sifpt. of Hwys. It. was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Nolan and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker that the Committee reports be adopted by this Board and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the ..lotion unanimously carried. Petitions for road improvements in the township of Riley signed by approximately 100 farm operators persons living and work ink in the Town of Riley were presented and read to the Board. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. McConell and duly seconded by Supr. May that the said petitions be referred to the Committee on Roads and Bridges for report and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Chairman addressed the Board sUted that sJnce the ,a8t meetlng. of this Board, the Supervisor from the Township of Orafton, Frank C. Ferris has departed this life much to the sorrow of his coHegues on this Board and the people f Grafton Township and McHenry County generally and that he would at thl» time entertain a motion to have a Resolution of Sympathy prepared for adoption by this Honorable yv. . 11 was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Fillp and duly seconded by S-upr. Kuecker that said matter be referred to the Committee on Resolutions for report and the Chairman de- .•glared the motion unanimously carried The Clerk presented. lists of Claims against the County and upon motion ot aupr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Meier and declared carried, the said claims were referred to the pro- P®r committees and the Board adjournwork! 1 o cloclc p- M 'or committee 11*0 moos 9. M. .Board met pursuant to adjournment and upon roll call, the same members' responded to their names as appeared of record in the morning session, con* stituting a quorum present. The Committee on Claims. Labot-, Fees and Supplies presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Wright and seconded by Supr. Schmitt and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: „ _ r November 14. A. D. 1944 Mr- Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supply Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined a.JI 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 aillowed, as follows, to-wit: Frank Thornber Co., co elk ptg ' 341.41, co elk off sup $9.35; co elk elec supl $»09.00( cir elk rec bk $132.06, cir elk sup $1.80 $993.33 Wmwlstock Daily Sentinel, cont * $81.70, cir elk sup $97.50, co treas off sup,|5.5fl, sup schs off exp $3.00, co elk elec supl $815.50. supr0prtg $2.50 1005.70 Co. Clk. Elec. Sup.-- ~-- McHenry Plalndealer- , - , -*7Q Hebron Tinjes. 77.10 Harvard Herald : ..S010.30 William H. Schmidt ...; 40.00 Harold W. Schmidt, shf off sup $fi.02, cir elk sup $1.43, co - treas off sup $6.78 . 14.S3 All of Which Its reapecttuUy " % Ci 1'LKK V WRlciHt' sKvul Rosenthal "FltANK H. McCu.VXBL lor recommending and approving a j ed Xa|"'al 1 c'at,"-s Presentproject for, a road improvement out of ! ™en} m ih'e f,,nau h . P*5^ M. t\ T. Funds for his township and he j Clerk < d\,® f.'\ng- and^ that ^"5 was sure that the people of his town- Count,^^W«urLV ? -Re orders on th* ship would appreciate this action. Lthe »ev'-v am, 'ine loilow.ng Resolution cieating a j to^wit: •. allowed, as follows. Stale Aid Road and MKT Construction >_ UepehA^, ChiLtir«n "ect. 37. MFT and uctt Vtrwi-i.!.' Construction KesoluUon Sect. 31-T MFT MFT Vincti^; November 14. A. D. 1944. Mr. 'Chairman and Oentiemen' of the Board of supervisors: ' . . Your Committee v on County Poor It was thereupon regularly moved by Claims would beg leave to report that : ®uPr* Hairison and uuiy seconded by they have examined all claims present-i sJM>r: C°,y ^ Resolution be ed to .t ^h e.m ft, and recommend the pity- adopted by ttys Board and the Chair- » .. . ' * man du^loM^ ... _ Zion Office Supply, sun schs off exp $1.31, co treas off sup $2.55 State Rank of Woodstock, co treas off sup McCollum Hoist a Mfg. Co., ct hSe Jail repairs. 141.47 R. I>. Woods, Co. Clk., co elk perdiem and fees for- service .-- --JOOO.OO . Sup. Schs. Off. Kxp>tt- Mary P. Kn(Jrfs. Sup. Ooer1it»-ReckneTi Co, , C C: Miner, Dir. Civ. Def., COnt Pearl Schultji. cont >....v. J?oia Monument Co., cont 111. Bell Tel. Co., ct hse Jail tel 125.1.9 Anna R. Deneen. Bdxof Rev Sal 165.0* E. J. Field Hdw., ct hse sup .... 3.46 Callaghan & Co., judcy libry .... 3.06 Lawyers Co-op Pub. Co., judcy libry R. O. Andrew Co., ct hse jail*coal Wm. A. Mueller. FM of Rev 8al Crystal Lake Herald, co clk elec supl Shf. Per Diem Fees Serv.^**--r Henry "A NiiMe, Sheriff Henry 3.86 1.28 25.92 31.98 7.15 10.00 50.00 , 12.50 J 918 84.00 890.00 A. Xulle Ora S. Xulle : Sablna M. Bau' Phris W. Klabunde. shf dptjr .... Howard Cairns, shf dpty '.afe Benthusen, shf dpty Vivian Seaman, shf dpty B. D. Holmes'. Shf dpty .... Oeorge J. Khlert. shf dpty Fred Wendt. shf dntv Fred S- flay, shf bailiff 435.00 • 64.00 2"..f>0 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 15.00 5.00 25.00 5.00 5.00 £5.00 Ate'vina B. Wrieht. shf baill®-.... Willis Jobe. shf hfiillff ...;» Clyde r. Miner, shf dpty $65.00. shf bailiff $35 On . -sas-100.00 Clvde J. 7.nia. shf dpty $5.00, shf bailiff *5.00 ;. 10.00 . Sheriff Feeding Pris.->- Xational Tea Co 46.17 '~>akside Dairy Products ....Vw™.w_ 1.3.64 \\"e-itern T'n'ted Gas & Ele«fc €0. 1.99 \smns Market 39.42 Trs'ckett's Wakerv 26.52 Co Clk **'ee. supl.-- . • r"harle*= F Haves R.00 Tohn T. Kitchen ' 5.00 ^lyde Mirer 10.00 c. L. Trvon. Sup Hwy.. sup hwy trav exn 87.39 ^horle* F*. Haves, ducv jus fees 30.no H uhert Pharmacy, co treas "ff sup Meb-on Hdw. Co..^ct hse Jail rep. 104.80 Pa^v Kleo. Cn . r>t hse Jail repairs 2.50 Sni Mileage-^- -5 Aupust W.Ruth f*. "perry Wright "ar' K. Wittmus ^ E. Beck .. n". f. Cov ". T ro'l ^ P*. Kneoker ...^ ^h«» H Ai"km«n „ "rr>nV Verr|g f ^ V«ian <Tr ; _ J. E. H» rri«o H. rVank R McCopnell "rank May X M«»h N. S'-hmltt .. Henry C. Mei*^ 17.80 41.00 68.00 1" • A 24.40 31.60 62.40 60.83 lOfi.SO 6R.0O 5S.!?0 16.40 8.80 42.20 ~ 41.00 48.00 ment 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-- Chgo. Indus. Home for Chll |90 .90 St. Vincents Indus. Trng. School Qersmand and Qtossen 10.06 Lutheran Child Welfare Assn., Daymond and RatslafT 80.34 Mrs. Lfllian Qathman, Kresan ... 31.(0 Mrs. Alfred Krueger. Steadman 84.(0 Mrs. Minnie Brigham, Swenson and Poe 69.48 Mrs. Floyd A. Mason , Kresan .... 33.50 Montgomery Ward & Co., Kreson 80.68 Eva Rapping, Ystebo 15.09 Mrs. Robert Sigwert, Thompson 88.60 St. eJoaeph's Hospital, Outh 9.89 Mrs. Wm. Seamann, Outh 99.99 Mrs. Frank Schnltcke, Ulrlch .... 15.00 St. Ann Dept. Hquse of Good Shepherd, Simon >9.90 Dr. Geo. AmbUAhl. DeLlne 4.00 Louise M. Brooks, dependt ^htl $15.43, pro off trav exp 847.76 98.18 Lake Co. Tub4Wcti1oe1s 8UI.. T B Patient Pauper 1,199.07 Dependent Children-- Mrs. C. G. Sweatman, Steadman 34.11 All of which Is respectfully submitted. FRANK B. MCCONNELL, Chm. JOHN J. FILIP B. F. KUECKER AUO. W. RUTH T. F. NOLAN, JU. - . The Committee on McHenry County Home presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Fillp and duly seconded by Supr. Meter and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: „ November t. 1944 Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County? j Your County Home Committee met on November 8, 1944, at the McHenry County Home and audited the btHs for the month of October 1944, and respectfully submits the following report recommending same be paid. Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers ...8 33.07 Mr. Chicokle, shoes and shoe rep 35.70 R. O. Andrew Co.. grinding A feed 87.05 Montgomery Ward ft Co., clothes 88.84 Royal Blue Store, groceries ... Boyce Bros., gas Thorne A Son, clothing Woodstock Wholesale Co.. tob F. W. Wool worth, supplies Good rows Oarage, gas, olf and rep 118.87 ndry' iwmflnr »ocr- jifS Hubert Pharmacy, medicine M.« III. Bell Tel. Co.. pifon serV Miller Patton Baking Co.. bread Bnell ft Olmstead, fertiliser Frank Dinse, threshing and silo filling Ludwig Wilson Co., supplies John Sexton ft Co., groceries .... The Harvard Herald, want ad. .... Goddard Trucking, limestone .... Woodstock Awning Co., window shades Quinlan Land Office, rent Public Service Co., light and power (2 months) McHenry Plalndealer. want ad. The Woodstock Journal, want ad Dacy Lumber Co., fencing Dr. Wm. J. Gay. medicine Crystal Lake Herald, want ad and supplies The Bohn Hardware, supplies .... Arwell Co.. pest control Superior Oil Co., fuel oil E. L. Bakkom ft Co., supplies .... The Shurtleff Co.. materials .... Floyd Mason, labor .: Rockford Morning Star, want ad Esther Allen, advanc....ed for furniture W.. p. Allen, Incidentals W. P. Allen, salary '... Ksther C. Allen, salary Walter Hansen, wages Anna Hansen, wages .... Alfred Trudell, wages .. I.,ottie Trudell, wages Carl Blanback. wares Alma Binviback, wages Stephen wa ges Dorothy Steffek, wages Linnea Wolt, siriary 78.63 11.96 83.56 24.83 11.86 30.15 80.54 89.80 78.95 84.85 116.71 1.00 14.70 9.63 875.00 137.16 .60 .40 84.90 8.50 80.45 88.26 15.00 73.66 24.19 8.71 *1.00 S.13 96.68 61.00 116.00 100.00 67.50 67.50 55.00 37.60 82.50 83.50 51.75 61.75 119.00 Hay sold Cream sold Hay jsold Hogs and trail sold 9M8.55 *4.75 ltl.35 8*3.73 $2,466.94 718.27 81,738.67 _ November 8, 1944 To ti|£.. Honorable ^oard af Supervisors of McHen-y County. Woodstock. 111. Vonr McHenry County Farm, Home *nd Hospital Pornmittee' beg* to report that they met at Hartland, on the above mentioned date and audited and approved bills for payment in the follow- •ntf amounts* Permanent Improvements Running expense .... ........ Clothing Tobacco Hospital Medicines ... Diet Fuel ...,;r„$iiS.25 1.693.90 96.10 24.63 173.30 38.2*, 301.95 73.66 '• Credit Fort " Hay spld ..^v: «Cream sold Hogs And bull ...... >2,456.94 $820.80 ... 24.7'5 ... 872.72 718.57 $1,738.67 The regular monthly 1nspe<-tlon of grounds, buildings, equipment and llvestock revealed everything to be in good condition. There being no further business, your Committee, updn motion duly m^de and seconded, adjourned. Respectfully submitted. k J. CARRoi.r.. Chairman PAI'L ROSKXTHAiL PAHC E. WITTM.U8 J. E. HAfiniaON v A. B. McCOXXELL . » V? The Comnajttee on Resolutions presented. the following Resolution •to-wit: Beeolattoa November 14. 1944 Your Committee on Resolutions would beg leave to submit the following Resolution and move' its adoption, to-wit: Whereas Frank C Ferris. Supervisor of the Town of Grafton, rtime to an untimely death on the 8th day of NV>vemt> er. 1944. as the result of an accident; And Whereas. Frank C. Ferris was a member 'if this Board for many years, representing the Town of Grafton' with distinction and credit to his constituents and to himself: a lid Whereas. l»y his death, the cltlvmry of the Twr« of Orafton have tort »> . - man declared the motion unanimously' carried. Statements of condition at the close of business on the 18th day of September. 1944 of the Marengo State Bank, 1 Hebron State Bank, Home State Bank of Crystal Lake, Algonquin State Bank, First State Hank of Harvard, State Bank of Huntley, The State Bank of Woodstock, West McHenry State Bank. Cary Stale Bank, State Bank of Union, State Bank of Richmond. The Harvard State Bank and a statement from the First National Bank of Woodstock stating that the Comptroller of the Currency did not issue a call to the National Banks for September 18, 1944, were presented and upon motion cf Supr. Fillp and duly seconded bv Supr. Meier and declared carried, the Baid banks were authorised to continue as depositories of the funds of the Mc- Henry County Treasurer and Ex-Offlcio Collector. - A notice of an application made by the Cardinal Lines, Inc?, for certificate of convenience and necessity to operate as a motor carrier through certain cities and villages in McHenry County as made to the Illinois Commerce Commission was presented to the Board stating that a hearing will be had before- said Commission on November 28 U was thereupon regularly moved and declared unanimously carried that said notice ba placed on file. George B. Huffman of Woodstock, Illinois presented a Resolution asking that the Board grant permission to use certain lands odtslde of the City of Woodstock as an airport or landing Held. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Meier that said request or Resolution be referred k> the Zoning Commission of McHenry County for their Investiawtlon and recommendation. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. Several communications from the State of Illinois, Department of Public ^an<!t R,u,ldin'8 were presented and ordered placed on file. The Chairman announced that If there was no further business to come before this meeting, he would entertain a motion to adjourn. It was thereupon regu- La/iy„nvld bE Supr; Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Meier to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. am..*. CHARLES H. ACKMAN. M' R D. WOODS. Clerk., Cha,rm"- Specii! December Meeting, 1944 . Grand Total $315,849.16 ! were presented and read to the Boaid. The above and foregoing report is ! to-wit: ^KonowwlleeddgKe eanT^n• Tb«^»e«f^-' 11^® t0 niy be8t County Colef rktsh eo fafibcoev.)e on Me in the ___ v. Subcribed and sworn to ' befor/^me ' a WS8 th«reupon regularly moved by j j|» Cassius "sX'".' 1^rp2^n 30.99 this 12th day of December, 1944 i As?t, 1 ?upr M^onnell and duly sec- | Mrs. Wm. Seai^man- Meadman 37.78 (S^eal) R. 0. WOODS. County Clerk. "U u»>r : Mrs Alfred Krv'. ^, : -- J0-0« • iution be adopted l,y this Board, and Mr* Minnk «n4r:. Sch., Gers- Lutheran , . v .4._f 40.0# Daymond ^.^fe^Aastk.: . • . Mrs. Lillian ^lhi>a - S3 * Dr. C. W. Ra,. "! Krezan .... 33.6f Mrs. Floyd )^^son and r°« « 'by Mrs. Minnie Brigw!" 32f rcKuiany i.iovea ov u°. ' ,beln8 called. Suprs. Ruth, , Woodstock PublicT' iT?e,nson " 27 22 v. ^ ^ \V right, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Kuecker, 1 Louise M Rmnk. ""spital MacKeben, Nolan, Harrison, ^ornue, Jld | ^M.OB^^'tr^'^ t it was tnereupon regularly moved oy OUuf. >« 'Wiitl Tbe .Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Illinois met In specriiVtyv onfV Wiv o"o-diastt.o tc,kle orno <TJurte sIdlaoyU,8 eth e 12thtlei day of December, A. D. 194 4 at 10 Purtutmt to ^e following call, publishers Certificate of publlcano° tlces? to-witf °' 8erViCe °f mai,intr (Certificate of Mailing and Publlsher s Certificate of I'ubliciation on file '"the county clerk's office.) The meeting was called to order bv «*Jaiir,nan' Charles H. Ackman. and « i 'edge of AlleKiance to the Flag of the United SUtiii of America was *#*?!! ^ ,hJ* C,erk with a" members ? , .. Board and visitors present participating. "The Chairman stated that the certificate of qualification of the newly app«>inted and qualified Supervisor for the Township of Gntfton, Harley Mackeben. was on the clerk's desk for the nspection of any of the rtiembers and If there was no objection, the newly appointed Supervisor would be seated as a member of this Honorable body. And there being no objections, It was so ordered after which the roll being called by the Clerk and the following members responded to tlieir names, to-wit• wJ2<Vw>r" A"KU8f AV- Ruth, r. Perry Wright Car. E. Wittmus. F. E. Beck K- C- Coy. E. i<. Kuecker. Charles H. Ackman, Harley Mackeben, T F Volan FFrraannkk RB . McConnell.S tFanr,a<n>kv MH.a vr.o rMmaitoh' SH!nr?' r Mp|<>r and John <i p ,1d Assistant Supervisors A M. Maxwell. A. B. McConnell arid Paul ent*6 constituting a quorum presrecords of the Special November 194 4 meetingr were read and on motion approved and ordered of record. I: was thereupon regularly moved bv Supr. Schmltt and .luly seconded bv K",Tk7 thflt 1'h" above and foregoing call of meetinsr. publishers rertificate • qjid publication and Clerk's certificate of mailing he approved, and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Chairman announced would entertain a motion ^Wpital, Ayer is!75 .v..,., a 1, ™ mOUOn UnWU* i ^entiial voted aye. ^a?^" tK | D^. SmlTe^^e^ : . 1 chairman declared the motion unani- I Tour Committee wou\< * " 2< ®9 the county Treasurer mouaiy caried and the Resolutions I mend that l^e a»ronJi.Urther recomildopted' I this Board in the *mou0n, by Supr. Harrison, a member of the Com- j at its September, 1944 'v 00;^ mittee on Eradication of Tuberculosis . relief of ex-soldiers: saFil * th8 ed that the County Vet- j rines under the Bocardus in need of a larg einap to loted to the various post3 o» » Xue bouu 01 i,-v 1 used in his fliTice in designating , 'can Legion and Veterans , ^ .er' Oiu"! uuniy o? Cenrv' ' '"T" Y**?6 Cti"aln tests have been ! Wars in the following mi£net ^ *-ouiny in tue . " "r.? nmdf and th»l time were two such maps ; the rules governing th-lllat wini lie .until .New loik as statement ot -t«e aiuoum and reau to the i>oard. chairman declared the a reyori ol " " -- SUu»"f« 4»»>.«enis„d.Ue ime couiny iioui iov» i.a...fB .ur couiny nuiu« mm pi«- acnicu uiiU leaa miiu utiuil motion of oui>i. iid^.soii aim uu.y seconu^ by ' in "otTttle stated cuy ai.u u«ciarea v^rrieU was ay- I trinarian' was ,/i'o.cu n.iu u.uc.iju piaceu oil lli«! 1 being no objections made, It was tacit- , was granted tnui thM w!Lj - adopted by the OeKaib Countv Haapi) Marengo American Letion .... permission 1 Woodstock American T priori (Harvard American I^egion . Crystal : . 1?00 County Collector s bond for ajf°Pted by the UeKalb County Board A,m*ri?*n ion 01 the 1944 tax toT col- , of Supervisors for the additional State *r°Hen/> American Legion n 01 tne tax to be col- , Aid MUeage eXtending northerly from I £ary American Legion the City of Genoa to the McHenry r a?x Rlv.er Orove Amer. Legion County line was presented to the Board £'SonQ',tn American Legion and ordered placed on file. I l,nlnn American Legion The Clerk presented lists of Claims I "u.nt|ey American Legion .. against the County and upon motion of ! SfHT0" American Legion .... Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by hmond American Legion Supr. Meier and declared carried, the *' said claims were referred to the proper committee and the Board adjourned to 1:J0 o'clock P.^ Ma for committee work, 100 O'CLOCK r. K. that he concerning tnat the uie collection lected in U16, be approved and ordered recorded in tne records of tne Board 01 supervisor and that the County Cle;;k tie instiucted to draw an order on tne couiny 1 luisurcr to the American surety Company of New York in the amount ol )<&u.0U jor tj,e payment of int> premiums on said bond and the roll oeing called, Suprs. Ruth. Wright, mm us, Beck, Coy, Kuecker, Mackeben, Nolan, Harrison, Cornue, McConnell. May, Schmitt, Meier and Fillp and Asst. suprs. Maxwell, McConnell and Uosenttuu voted aye. Nay none. The chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the bond aproved. tiror bond, see Supr. Rec. L, page 341, County Clerk's office). The following letter and report of State's -Attori^y, William M. carrell,' was presented ^nd read to the Board to-wit: (Copy of the above on file in the County Clerk's office.) It was tnereupon regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the report of the State's Attorney be approved' and the requests be granted and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The semi-annuul reports of the County Clerk, Circuit Clerk and Sheriff and the annual report of the County Treasurer for the period ending November 30, 1944 were presented and upon motion duty made and carried, said reports were referred to the proper committees for report. The* ttoads and Bridges presented the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen^ of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the road and bridge -committee tor said County beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. That we m«tf at Woodstock. Illinois on the 9th day of December, A. D. 1944 and audited and ordered paid bills of a general^ nature chargeable to the McHenry Couftty patrol system of roads as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and labor at the County tool house and grounds to a total of $422.21 Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County patrol system of roads at rates heretofore approved by this board were audited and ordered paid as follows Sections 3, 14 ... 83 01 Sections,. 4, 16. 14 ......................i..-. 183 17 Sections 4, 17 69.00 Sections 6, 6 i..: :j...\.'.....; ........ 374.00 Sections 7, 9, 10, l;lt"4y"..,..„......^-265.13 Sections 13, 16 70,37 . " " $1,406.9* Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: s. A. Route Section 25, 1.2, maint labor and mat 2n,. 12-IT, maint labor and mat .. 28, 17-IT, maint labor and mat li ft 19. 18, maint labor and mat Board met pursuant to adjournment and upon roll call, the same member* responded to their names as appeared of record in the morning session, in- Hudlng Supr. G. J. Carroll of Hartland Crystal L. Vet. of Foreign Wars Total All of Which is --r--tfiiili sshmlil«7 .ra. T. F. NOLAN, JR. JOHN J. FILIP BDWARD F. KUECKJttt Township, constituting present. The Committee on Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Meier and duly seconded hy supr. Wright and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: * full Board i ,was presented f read to the Board, to-wit; 1.67 15.26 I 9.SO 60.75 S.00 18.84 17 19. T8-T, engi labor and mat 37.50 17 & 19. I8-T const est and No.' • ««*»• 3,712.03 17 &, 19, 18-T, const 1861 cu " yds stone cost :'..r.'..7.7Al7217.09 2om, 22.. maint labor and mat ....' 11.78 20H, 22^-^24T. engi labor " 4.00 2-0.R, 24-.'. maint labor and mat 11.78 20B, 22T-24T const est No. 9 .,..'4106.62 15, 25, enpi labor ;. 111.75 15, 25, right of way Peterson and .Bloes® ' ' 27.70 13. 26-IT, maint labor and mat -.. 7."(V5~ SBI Rt. 19, 29R, right of way , Recorders fees I'...~ 24.00 31. const labor and mat 49.03 So, 32, engi bthor and mat 20.96 Depart of Finance for dividends ™" retilrned-hy closed hank Amer. National on MFT funds sent to County by State to replace funds in closed bank 2,186.08 A communlcaiion rrom DeKalb Coun Committee appointments for the newlv ' Illinois was received stating that seated Supervisor of Grafton Townshin ! had made the road leading north tAn d„ it wa_ s_ th.e. re-u -pon ^regul arl1y» mmoovv ee dd i "u* *'enoa- Illinois ,to the McHenryoy Supr. Kueok^r and dulv seconded f-v Asat. Supr. McConnell thpt aV -i»ittee appointments held by the deceased Supervisor from Grafton Township, the Honorable Frank C. Ferris •e assigned to his successor. Harlev Mackeben exceot to the r'hairmanshin of ft,e RieKt of Way Committee and that the Chairmanship of km id Rlghr of Wny Committee bi» asslioied to John K. Hprrison. the Supervisor of Greenwood Township, a member of «nid r-ommlttee. an<i thP Ba)(1 Supervisor from Grafton Township. Harley Mackeben, act as a member of said Committee. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The foltnu-ing repoft of tbe Conntv ^vessu-er f„r the month of November 1944 was presented apd read to the Board, to-wit: • Coaatv treasurer's Xeport *er the Moath of VovisiWr, 1944 *eoelp*»^ ^ " Balance brought forward / Nov. 1, 1944 99.795.09 General Fund ._..;..:.Jf36,8io 72 Supervisors. County Home 411.25 Supt., County Home 543.69 County Officers' Fees 27,0«5.26 Highway Fund .10.238.99 Personal Prop. Back Tajcas.... 2,287.83 Inheritance Taxes 401.30 Motor Fuel Taxes. ?3.3 4 Payroll Clearing Acc^iat _ " 2,529.07 •••" Oox Ta* Fund ...V 1.080.9S Blind Relief 77.17 Institute Fund -- 3 7.00 Taxes redeemed from forf..../ Si,050.08 Penalties and Fees K.r>46.89 Non-H4gh School Fund 12.823.10 Mrid«re Bond Pond 2,474.35 Mot)***- Pensions ...vi.. T9.lt r>eKalb county line, a State Aid Route and requested this County to continue said route north about 2 miles to' intersect a State Aid Route in McHenry fountv. We decided to co-operate in th mutter and recommend that a proper resolution be passed by t^is Board at tWI* ti"ie adding said road as a future '.St»te Route. •' The matter of placing .. 1\ou»e in the Town of Riley on the <?«untv Blacktop program was discussed. The Town jyf Itlley Is the only Town in Jlcllenry County th<»t has n«t >>ad,a road improvement project out of the Motor Fuel Ta* funds. AVe therefore decided to recommend that a proper resolution be passed by this Hoard at this time to provide for the improvement of the* State Aid Route 'eadinc from State Bond Issue Route 23 westerly across a portion of the Town of *tiley to connect with Boone Countv's State Aid Route with a gravel base «-er»3ratory to placing an asphalt top thereop., We have received from , the Motor Fuel T-»T Funds rental on County owned machinerv and for cost or stone for fsohalt road surface Included in the above report I1?79.lt and from the Town of H;irtland in this County the -•um of #*1.56 for culvert pipe and »">«• nlow rental <r> an emer^encv making a total of $1,363.67 and turned »"me oi-er. to the fmintv Trea«i>r<>r for 'he road fund, which said sum Is heret »v re-»noropriated for road purposes tncli'dine the repair.- stornre «n V •hase of road machinery and for build- Injn1 t^l hiiiis» ro«d machinerv Tour Committee estimates there will nece^sflrv for the enre of the McHenry County Patrol System of roads and the purchase of necessarv r">nd mnehfnsry sn appropriatloa from the Coun- December 18. A. D. 1944. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor Fees and Siipply Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the pa} ment of the following, and that the ( lerk be directed to Issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts alowed, as follows, to-wlt: „ .. • Frank Thornber Co., co effc elect supl 3100.00, co clk off sup 346.23, cir clk sup $2.33, co cllt ' ptg 154.81 $203.37 111. Office Supply Co., co treas off sup Sup. Schs. Off., Exp.-- Metropolitan Supply Co. J"........... P. F. 1'ettibone & Co ..." Mary P. Endres, Sup. Schs. ....... Goerlitz-Hecknell Co Illinois Printing Co Mrs. Irving Stamets- " Woodstock Dally Sentinel, sup schs off exp $32.00, supr • prtg 12.90 Ludwig Wilson, ct hse sup R. O. Andre w Co., ct hse Jail Coal 26.4 4 True Value Store, ct hse Sup .... S.36 Bohn« Hardware Co., ct hse sup ... 8.96 Ml. Bell Tel. Co., <?t, hse Jail tel.... 141.96 Pearl Schults, contingent 5.00 C. c. Miner. Dir. Clyt- Def., cont 10.IP B. F. Kennelly. er TB. off sup .... 9.99 Klec. Off. Per Diem for Serv.--' Arthur R. Anderson Vnna Phillips .i J. G. Wagner*.-- 1 .eona B. Wise Albert Krause ^rvln l.eGros Z" f ~ Woodstock, HI., Dec. It. H r .Chairman and Gentlemen of Uw Board of Supervisors: ™ . f°,ur Committee on Finance woaM nffi ':aV°,to submit the following iuUon and recommend its adoption**! Whereas, there is not at this "-- sufficient money in the Treasury*} the <-ounty to meet and and TlniTs.nle ceexspsacnryse sa to tt h^ise Ctimoren etor . provide a fund to meet all such any ,ssuin^ and disposing of lotion wai rants to be drawn agatlMK 19^4 in ",h y Tax ,evied m th« yea* it tJn the way and manner prortM bv the Statute of this State fortSl Wing and disposing of Be It Resolved by the Board otflafthhaltt fthh>erK C/-o° unttyh eT rCeoausnutryer ooff thMisc HCeonmcy- H^re ,.^", hereby authori*ed «•« , '•Stlc and seI1 needed. aT ttoi eixlc ee2d5 t^haeh. sruamnt so ft oJ 2»5.n0 0a0.m00o uangta Unuott Tax levied in the yS 24-00 ..o!i 1 n<> eve"t shall the antid^ 20 88 I n n warrants issued exceed 75«, of 9L45 ! ievieHmr""n.K„ 0±±h?-?P»™Pri*"°» tax 90.00 34.90 35.91 Mrs. Harold Hyda'-*«-^„„__.u.....v^ Fov I,. Mentch Arlyn.e Paaske 7» rn W. Lusted 'TIlie B. Nelson „ '•"rank H. Nagel Wary C. Shales Charles F. Hayes. duCy fifes. 4'beVt Rogrmnn, ct hse jail rep Henry 4. Nolle,] Sheriff, shf per ^i'em fees serv Shf. Feeding Prin.-- " Western 1'nited Oas 19 Elec. Co. •Tack Hind slider ....:. Armns & Sop ... Trr»cket"s Bnkerv Royal Blue Food Mart Oeorge Rhlert. shf dpty" .L;.-z.".. Fred Kren*. shf dpty jj.Sheri(T Deputy-- _ -- Teo Trebes RIchard JWolf ZZZ""^Z"ZT . Vorman \. Piskle .., "'red Wendt „• . •' „ '•"red WilVie ^rancis Blank BT' D. Hoi meg How ard Cairns .... - Vivian Seaman .. civde Zola 'ohn Ve-hrebeckt' ..... • u.: u..~, cittn Hocbert WJl'is Jobe. shf bailiff Clvde C. Miner dpty 4660.00^ shf bfiiirr *30 an Kilt* office Service, co clk. olf *&!>..fl.3 4 4. co«t i« 00 Dairy Products,'shf •- feede- pr's . i -4SS 9.75 3.00 42.15 38.15 1,3.2". 22.15 19.50 5 00 12.20 3.TR *.7R 51.70 30.00 6.00 rralnnttbt1 sfhb°arl„l,h Kbee y?is*sur eld9* a"st hn'eSe'dUeidd 'iwn Mthwe sum of *5.000.00 each and each bOnS dra^f «°. drawn so that the same shall draw interest at th*» lowest available rate not to exceed t 3-44<%, per ar..tum rrom th« time of its issuance until Paid or until notice is given that said ^i!rr£nts . '-8 recalled for payment, wnicn antt< ipa-fion warrants are issued for the purpose of creating a fun4 rom which payment of the ordinary and necessary expenses pf said County may be pnld. ^ Be It Further Resolved that STlch anticipation warrants shall when drawn show upon their face that they are payable solely out of the tax when collect, ed and not otherwise. „ All of which Is respectfully mitimltlit HKXRY C. MK1KR "If ' MATH X. SCHMITT H! I'Al'l. R<>SKXTHAL . • ' G. J. CARROLL FRANK B. McCOWRT.T. (."v? It was'thereupon regularly moved Supr Fiiip and duly seconded bv Supr Harrison that the report of the Com* 853.60 f "n Finance be approve.1 and the , . | Resolution authoriiinisr the issuance of 1<>i ! "r>nx Anticipation Warrants be approved 0 00 ' and adopted by this Board, end the roll being called Suprs. Ruth. Wright. Wittmus, Beck, Coy. Carroll. Kuecker. Mackeben. Xolan. Harrison. Comae" McConnell, May. Schmitt. Meier and Fiiip and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell. McConnell and Rosenthal voted ave. Sfay 15.00 j n.one The Chatrman«declared the im. 10 00 ,lon unanimously carried and the report approved and th* Resolution adopted. The Committee on McHenry Counts Home- Farm And Hospitril presented • he'following report and recommendations to-wit: 20.1 <»>t 25 4.; 31.8- in.na 10;O0 10 00 20 Ort frt.nO 10.00 10. aa 5.0O K on K.+ir 5C00 5>h 15.00 90.00 I 31.4 T «" 38.06 l".8t vO.oo 1 %n C. L. Trvon. co sup hwv •ray exb' Derrls A Broeker Sup. Co., ct hse sun -rSeseV-Srh^lt*. eont'nsrent. State Aid'M. Reed, elec off per die fo»* • M-orian F. Long, el»c off per diem f r*^|ij»«»h«f> Pn.. jiirt'-y tthry .... PeenM-e-M-.lt, Tne w 0ff sup J8.00 ,«»pr. Sn'ortfe Mileage-- " * W. « f» to ^ rvw.- «« «« ^ar' F! Wittmus V P" Pe^V *?lr>"»r c. C'.y .... .T. Cirro'l «• -F. V.,eck«r .. . e v V > "l|>"'ll T. Volan. Jr.-**'::...'. T H'^rlsnn Stanley H cornii* ^ McConn4#I . '•>»nk M*v . . 1 >»n»h V S<-1«mttt 'tenrv C. Meier ..• l o h n ' j F i i i p . . . V M. Moxwell " Mv-Connell •**•11 B..«e«th-»l citv of »*oodstock, et hse Jatl It «lt»,r Ct ! Use .Inil Co*'-- .1 » umber *• FueUCSOk' f'dgefleld Farmers Sup. C(K ».... Walter t^slton ... . 'Va K. Xulle. shf feedg "prls .. Henry A. Xulle, shf per diem fees serv •• K.. . i.lj ,t • . December 9. 1914. > our County Home Committee met. on Decmber «, 1944. at the McHeary County Home and audited the bills fen the months of Xovember 1944, and respectfully submits the foHowi&g report, "•ecominending same be paid. - R. n. Andrew C..,, feed A- grinding $98.33 Hubert Pharmacy, medicine 3fi.lt Woodstock Prv doods Co.. cloth JlTTf Superior Oil Co.. fuel oil .-»* Willis l>isbrow. Supplies 9T.11 Boy»*e Bros., gas \.r . ..v....... 19.99 Rosenthal Lumber A Fuel Cot. fencing IT". 19T-S5 Royal Blue Store, groceries TO.WJ • •eo. l.uedtke, repairs |.9$ Thorne Son. clothinc .. IS ** " W Wool worth, clothing 2.SC 9 sg-j M:*CMkoki. sho-s and shoe rep lft.9# - - *>oo«lrows C!an«s:e..r.gas .and rep ... 35.99 Montgomery Ward & Co., clothing and supplies 9.4M 'rwe'l. Inc.. pest contn1*! |,i.«4 j The Bohn Hdw. Co.. supplies .... 1 1 • udwig \Vils«n f"°-. supplies .... 119.79 Woodstock Wholesale, Co.. tob. t? *9 Sawver Biscuit Co.. cracker* t't Be" Tel. Co.. nhone servj.»e ?? ie >filler Patton Baking Co.. breed #1.04 lohn Se'ton A Co.. groceries jne«* Rardin Ips. Agen y, truck ins... . ?31* W P. Alien, incidentals w. p. .Mien, sslary tlM* ' Kvther C Allen, sularv te/« ^ Walter Hansen, salary 1 67.59 Mirrt Hansen, wages KTSe, Carl B'auK,ich. wases in full Itaea Alma Bla"b».-h. waees in full .... I***4 Stephen Ste*ek. wages . r>orot.hy steffek. wages l.innea Wolt. salary : ItS-fM m S1.0A •0 » -. •(» 4t.«0 *S *1 K in 90.50 *1.0" Jti.ca 1 • «n »5.2"> 4A.no 120 00 1 40 T *n 48.88 IM 9*.99 *? •«' , 330.74 ' ' 100.09 Cream 1 hog sold I19.T1 . 30.00 »MSC*t »;.o«T.»a ISOaal i December *. 1944. To the Honorable Board of Supervisora 119,0a^„jot.SMcHory Owomr, ITa^Usfc Ukr' mOssA.