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g .* il >f-"-,Fy';^'^.^^¥."', V 1 "' V ""y'M-,,"""" ; ----"TTi - a-_ >i. _;."„... ^£^L-, WUVfcr Af •r Ella Walkup, Leo'a Read, ood stock, 111. RED So. ?; Henry Radtke, Kidgefleld, 111. Greenwood--Pol. PI. Town Hall, Vll. Greenwood, 111. Judges, J. V'. Harrison, Howard Walkington, Elsie Schmnrje, Woodstock, 111. RFD; Clerks. Special July Meeting 1945 The Honorable Board of Supervisors Bessie | of McHenry County met In special aes- Hr.rrison,_ Olive E._ Walkington, Helen sion pursuant to a call signed by \ J*. . Brady, Woodstock, 111. RFD. . Hebron--Polling Place, Town Hall, Hel rorf 111. Stanley H. C-n*- • .flfie, Charles R. Ehle. John P. O'Holler- -•ti. Hebron, 111. Clerks: E. H. Lines, Harold S. Thayer, Albert Sfsfhlson, Jr., iHebr<»n, 111. . , ... . Richmond -- Polling Hall, Richmond, jHcConnell. Raj' Qreeley Richmond, 111 perks: Alice | cal1wl r,,rk :UV, ,he following '•' j»i K nV -' Neliie M. mfmlx»rs responded to their names, to- < Qibbs, Richmond, 111. xvlt: Supervisors August NV. Ruth. Carl Burton Polling Place, Town Hall, K. Wlttnuis. F. K Beclv 1*. C. Coy, G. Spring Grove, III. Judges: Frank May. ] J. Carroll. E, P. Kuecker. Chan. H. C. L. ^Ijtevens. Anton Meyer, Spring ' Ackman. Ilartey, Markeben, T. F. Nolan, more than one-third of its members at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday. the 10th day of July. A. D. T"91S at 10 o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman. John E. Harrison, and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag .til--. r>i of , the Chited States of America was ii! tXI , S . givpn I'V the Clerk with all members T M: TJ * S' ! of ,he Hoard and visitors present piir- J'nrS..F- 1 ti iPMlng, after Which the roll wa* '<3rove. 111. Clerks:.. J. Wagner, . Spring Grove. 111., Charier >1. May, Slchmond. 111., .Mary XTmagern, Spring rove. 111. ' 'jV • McHenry 1 -- Polling .Place, Royal Rl ue Store, Rin gwood, • II1'. JudB**: Clayton C! Harrison. Ringwood, 111, Carl J. Hallstrom, Stanley N. H>int, Ringwood. 111. RPn NTo. 1. Clerk*, Viola 'M. Low, Flora Caar, Rose Tonyan, Ringwood, 111. McHenry 2--Polling Place, City Hall, =5Test McHenry, 111. Judges: H; Wa'ter , Anderson, Vera Purvey, Carl N. Weber, West McHenry, 111.. Clerks Vera Kane, Arnold Anderson, Dorothy Page, West licHenry, ill. McHenry 3 -- Polling ' Place, Eva's Restaurant, McHenry, 111., Riverside --©rive. Judges: Math X. Schmitt," Albert Krause, Maud Rotherniel, McHen- --fy. 111. Clerks, Mary A. Freund, Lydia K«igeIn, Elvera S. Durland, McHenrv, I*!. McHenry 4 -- Polling Place, fiillner Barber Shop, Johnsbur^, 111. Judges: Peter Freund Jr., Joseph King, Wm. J. "Meyers. McHenrv, Til., Xo. 1. Clerks: Hilda May, Catherine M.-Fr«".ind. Clara K. Adams, McHenry, 11'.. No. 1. Xundn 1--Polling P'qce, Inor Johnson Residence, Barreville, lit. Judges: T. W. Ames, William Hanson. Leftoy AVin- (rate. Crystal Lake. III. TU. 1. Clerks: Marlon Shales, CrystSfl Lake, 111. Rt. 1, •Mildred Scheid, McHenry, 111. RFD 2. Mary Ellen Flanagan; Crystal Lake, III. Rt. 1. Xunda 2 -- Polling Place, City Hall, Crystal Lake, 111. Judges: H^-nry C. Meier. Crystal I^ake, 111.. Willinm F. _ Doherty. McHenry. III. RFn 2, William " Rosen thai. Crystal Lnke. 111. . Clerks: War ren Swenson, Martha Feffor, Gladys Stanek, Crystal Lake. Xunda 3--Polling Place, IOOF Hall, Crystal Lake, 111. Judges: Chas. S. Pfngrey, Crystal Lnk~. *11.. Paul .1. rtoherty. McHenry, 111., Rt. 2, John C. Flotow, Crystal Lake, 111. Clerl;s: Lenore Schneider. Crystal Lake. 111.. William Jtirs, Crystal Lake. 111. 1't. 1, Phil R. Frederick, Crystal Lake, 111. Algonquin 1---Polling Place, Village Hall. Algonquin, 111. Juda:e<: John J. Fillp, Walter M. Sohuett. John A. Dvorak, Algonquin. 111. Clerks: C. C. Lace, C. J. Fbel, George J. Lazansky, Alsontjtiin, 111. Algonquin 2--Polling Place, Virginia St.. Pumping House. Crvtstal liflke. 111. Judges: Paul F. Rosenthal, Frank E. Bnhl, Edward Kirchberg. Crystal Lake, .111. Clerks: Paul Ranimt. Sidney W. Nelson. Vincent J. McCormick, Crystal Lake, Til. Algonquin 3--Polling Place, Village , JHfn 11, Cary, 111. Judges: Julian La?.atipky, Anton Synek, Paul L. Wium, Cary, ' * 111. Clerks: Koy L. M'Sii'ch, Elsie Hoeft, Laura Johnson, Carv, 111. Algonquin 4--Polling Plicc, Village Hall, I'Vx River 'Jrovo. 111. Judges: Thonmi L. Hiio»k, Mao llab^r, Joseph ' Sfrrsen, Fov River Grove," Til. Clerks: Emma Opatrny, Anne lloop, Lydla TeJ"- cek. Fox River ("row; 111. A1 gonqtiin 5 -- Polling "'lace. Junior High School, 1'lst. 47, Crystal Lake, 111. -Judges: Pavl K. lt«rtriim. H. C. Frick. Clifton Millar, Crys.al Ixike, 111. Clerks- Louis Ritt, Henry Siegmeier, Lester Ebel. Crystal T.ake, "ill. Your Committee would therefore recommend that the above and foregoing selections of Judges and Clerks of Election for the various Precincts and Districts in McHenry County as made ffiir the ensuing year, by the two political parties represented on said Pi.wvrd., be approved, and that the Clerk of the Board be directed to filp rei>or<« <m raid selections' with the County Court of McHenry County. All of which is respectfully submittedu ttlis 11th day of June, A. L>. IM.V MATH X. SCHMITT. Chairman PAI'L ROSKXTHAL VR C. COY "'•"AUGUSTUS M. MAXWELL AUG. W RUTH .It'jraa thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Filip and duly seconded by Supr. Mackeben that the report of the Committee on Elections be adopted by this Roard and that the r'nrjnt;- Clerk be directed t$ file a report of the selections so made with the County Court of McHenry County for the confirmation and apprihtment. and the roll being Called, iBtors. R\ith. W'riffht, Wittnms, Heck, C<^^ Carroll, Kj&ecker, Aeknian. Mackeben. Xolan, Ooriui"\ McConneil, May. Schmitt. Meier ' and Fillp and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell, McConneil and Rosenthal. voted aye. Xay ,none. The Chairman declared the motion unanlinoi'sly carried. The following letter from the l«w office of McCarthy s.nd Tourney «»f C'nicago, Illinois, \vns presentee and read to the Board, to-wit: (Copy on file in the County Klerk's office.) Aft#>r a general discussion with regard to said matter, it was regularly mo»'ed l-y Supr. Meier nnd dn'v seconded Tv Snnr. Xolar i'tr?t s'inie be iei',rred to the Rneclal Tax Committee for their consideration and renort. The John I'. MivirJxon: Ktunlev H, Comue, Frank H. kfcC ,,nell. Frank Mav. Math X, 8'htullt, I'enry C. Meier and John J. Klltp and Anst. Supr*. A. M. Max* well, A 11 ' icCotwrll and Paul Rosenthal, const if.Ming a uuoruns present. The reeorti* of the retri'nr June ujeet- W<t». resd «ud on motion1 approved and ordered of record. Col. I'lj'de' <\ Miner, a Spanish American Wnr Veteran, residing at Woodstook Illinois, appeared before the Hoard and stated that every thirteen ye:.rs the Spanish America*! War Veterans" convention was held rt Wood- 'stock and was In charge oi the local ciitnp of said Veterans' organisation. He then outlined in detail the kind of convention that would be held and the fipproximate number of veterans that wculd att.-.td ;ind stated th«t *he cunvention was set for August 13. 1945. He informed tbe Roard th.\t the local organization was so small In number tl»at it was Impossible for them to raise funds to put on the onventlon and that thirteen years ago, the last time the convention was held in Woodstock, donations were made by the City CV unci and other organizations. Coi. Mit.er then made a request for an "appropriation of fir.0.00 to defray part of the expenses ol said convent»>n. He stated further that the City Council of the City of Woodstock had made a similar appropriation. After some discussion. It was regularly moved by Asst. «apr. McConneil and duly seconded by Supr. Mackeben that the request be granted and that the Board approprirate and pay to the Spanish American War Veterinarians' Association of Woodstock, Illinois, $150.00 to defray part of the cost of the convention as outlined and that the County Clerk be instructed to draw hn order on the County Treasurer for the same and the roll being called. Supervisors Ruth. Wittmus, Reok, Coy, Cnrroll, Kueckar, Ackman, Mackeben, Xolan, Cornue, McConneil, May, Schmitt Meier and Vilip and Asst. Supervisors Maxwell. M.Connell, and Rosenthal voted aye. Xay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. Col. Miner thanked the members of the Board for their action and also thanked the Board for their co-operation and assistance in the office of Civilian Defense, of which he was in charge. He stated furriier that the saiil office was now out of existence. The following report of the Countv Treasurer for the month of June, UM6, was presented anri read and upon motion of Supr. Xolan Rnd duly seconded by Supr. Coy .ind declared carried was approved and ordered nla^ed on lile, to- Wit: County Treasurer** Bepotrt for the Month of Julio. lMft- Keelpta Balance brought forward- J'"»e 1st *164.611.83 General F*und - 'I48.3jl.9f from taxes* . . ,l,t>...4fl,024.?C Supervisors. County Home «-»S?35 Supt. Countv Home'.. ....... TSg.ST Chm. Liquor License Com. .... ^TS.OO County Officers' Fees Highway Fund : :iT!'jiS?;«28 71 Personal Prop. Back Taxes. .. Ffi.71 Inheritance Taxes 3t>VCl Motor Fuel Taxes ..... 39.A0• ,6r> Payroll Clearing Account 2,505.51 Fines for Hwy. Violations.. ir.ROO Hog Tax Fund Bridge Bond Fund Disputed Taxes Total receipts --r•. Grapd TotaL ..... 3B4.00 !. . Mr«; 2,470.s; ...™127 0U.7S County patrol ayatem of roadi as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery ana labor at the County tool house and grounds to a total of • 1957.82 Pills chargeable to th« various sections of the County patrol system of oada at rates heretofore approved by this Board were audited and ordered >aid as follows: Sections 3, 14 S *St.49 Sections 4, 1«. If'®'..., 243.17 Sections 4, 17 „ 4S4!&« Sections 5. S .. 73-1 00 Sections 7. 8. 9, 19.11. 12 789.17 Sections 18, IS 972.49 ,IDW • f ' * • • > ; f , Total $(.009.14 Bills were audited, and ordered pnid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: S. At Rt. Section 1S-33A. 4-TT. malnt. and mat. ':...f SB, 8, malnt. labor and mat. 23, F-T. maint. labor and mat. 25, .12, maint. labor and mat. ?5, lt-IT, ma'nt. labor and ina,t. 28. 17-IT, maint. labor and mat." 645.08 xpnUUtmi Countv Orders $tM83.fig Coroner and Coroner's Jurtya 18 00 Bounty Orders . Probation Officer Treasurer's Salary Clerks' Salaries . Stamps 1 ; General Fund Highway-Orders Inheritance Taxes .... , . Institute *Fund Motor Fuel Taxes Payroll Clearing Account Total expenditures ' .. . ........... Balance on hand in all funds 9680 inr yo 1.049 14 1 o 0. ? 0 4.671.77 7.4^r. is 14.70 10.42 S,472.81 180.76 June 30th .. .2S0.1C4.32 Grand Total , 8291,615.OS The above and foreroing report Is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. J. G. .STEVEN'S. . County Treasurer Subscribed j»nd sworn 'o before me this lflth day of July. 1945. - R. D. WOODS. (Seal) County Clerk. The Committee on Roads and Bridges presented -the following report, whl.'h on motion of Supr. Ackman and dulv seconded by Supr. Schmitt aid the roll beinsr called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wtt: io.it r.oo 82. SO 27 60 6<vi6 9.62 1. 20-IT. maint. labor and mat. ?.76 20B, 22T-24T. engi. labor and mat. 54.50 20B, 22T-24T contract "onst.," Est No. 3 . ^2008.71 14, 25-IT. maint. labor and mat.. 60. to 15, 26-IT, malnt. labor and mat. ' 6.S8 26, 27. main4. labor and mat. . fi.SS 2, 31. malnt. labor and mat. ... • 193.36 1, 31T, engi. labor and mat. ' 511.41 2. *1T, contract const., est. N"- 1 ...17.1J56.70 1. 38. engi. labor and mat 17«5.aO Total J20.0JVS0 We have received from motor fueltax funds rental on County owned machinery included in the above report tl 09.68, from A. W. Vowatsk* for Barber-Greene loader $425.0n, and from Louis Bear for Fordson tractor *10.00. <*11 to a total of *544.68, and turned same over to the County Treasurer for •he County road fund, which said sum is hereby re-appropriated for road purnoses including the repair, storage and ourchase of road machinery or for Improvements for buildings to house machinery. Your committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County. Illinois oatrol system of roads and appropriation from the County highway funds In the sunt of •5000 until the next meeting of this Board. AP of which his respect'ml vanbm itted, PAUL ROSENTHAL AUO. W. RUTH a .1. CARROT.T, OARL E. WITTMUS T, F. NOLAN The Committee on Pees and S&lAHitt presented the following report? to-wit: •li»ne 15 iv»s. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Ttosrd of Snnervlsors: Your Committee on Fees and Polires. to whom wss referred th» "semiannual renort of the Countv Clerk, Ctr- <"4ilt Clerk and Sheriff for the half vear ending June 1. 1945. would be* aVe to submit the fntlmvlnt? re»v>rt on the matters and things before them. The semi-annual renort of the Coun- • v C'erk t>eing as follows: Receipts Earned Received For Probate Fees .81,«>90.42 $ 6«2 65 For rierk's Fees In Suits in Court 259.*0 • Jf4 <>0 For Countnv Services 2.376 IS For Misc. Serv 7.129 46 f.V%4.4t Total Earnings Of half year 811.756.98 ' Received of earnings previously renor* »d: Probate 81.HI7.ftO Miscellaneous ................. 2.55 -Total Receipts 18,822.18 Expenditures-- Ulerk hire, including «>*tra f 966.1.• Refunded fees 20.tr> Miscellaneous 78.25 Clerk's Salary one-lialf year ........ 1,250.00 „ , Total 87.SI4.65 Balance due County for half ^ year ending June 1, ists ... . 81 r.07 53 Olrwit Clerk The semi-annual report of the droit Clerk being as follows: Receipts-- Esrned-Received For Recording ;.$8.945.00 81,945.80 For clerk's fees In Suits In Court 369.7" 877 50 f/IT .M,po, Serv 292.95 122.95 150 rinys in court at 110.00 per day 1,500.00 Total. Earnings if half year *6.618.50 Receipts during current half vear for the services performed in previous nnlf yenr* find heretofore reoorted AS not received. Recording and courtTctfkt* . 74.75 f 5,021.00 Jen A S«f. Laundry, launnry Royal' Bio* Store, groceries R O. Andrew Co., soybean grinding, etc Montgomery Ward, clothing and towels F. W. Wool worth, dishes and thread Boyce Rros.. gasoline Good rows Oarage, fuel gas Superior Oil Co., fuel oil E. L. Bakkom. repair part The Shurtleff Co., fertiliser, staples V. Mueller & Co., tape .....' Rotts Welding'Service, welding parts Western Candy A Tobacco Co., tobacco George Moncur, tomato and cab. bage plants Ludwig Wilson Co., soap and "hup. 6s'79 Walter B. Morris, fire ertlng. . 66.01 Wien's Womens Wear, clothes 10.12 111. Bell Telephone Co., telephone 49.00 Tucker Oil Burner Co.. repair refrigerator, ice machine 44.M Public Serv. Co., electricity 63.07 Arwell Inc.. pest control 15.00 •4.S7 57.91 12.6S 110.91 41.78 W. P. Allen. Incidentals W. P. Allen, salary Esther, C. Allen, salary ' Walter Hanson, wages .. Stephen Steffek, wages ;Anna Hansen, wages ...... Dorothy Steffek... wages Linnea Wr.lt, salary W. P. Allen, extra work Esther C. Allen, extra work •••-•I;".. 60.0Q IV 5J?1 % •0 00 75:» 115.00 76.00 AO Mrs. W. P. Alien, for Ruth Kraxen 4.60 8l.73f.KS Cream sold iloga sold ... i 9,4.5# . 394.07 788.57 I 919 96 Julv 3. 1946 To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Woodstock. 111. Your M'Henry Count Tarn. Home and Hospital Comtnittee beg lea\> to report that they met at Hartland on the • Ijr.ve mentioned date and audited and approved bills for payment In the following amounts: Permanent Improvement Running expenses Clothing Tobacco Hospital Diet Medicines ' .. .. stltt'tirg a quorum present. The Committee on Claims. .Labor, Peea and Supplies presented the following »e»wirt. which on motion of Suor. Wittmus and duly seconded b7 Supr. Schmitt and the roll *»?ing called, was declarej unanimously adopted, towit • ^ .. _ JUIJ? 19. A. D. 1945. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: ' Tour Committee on Labor, Fees and Supply Claims would beg leave to re- Port that they have examined all claims presented to them, nnd recommend the payment of the following and that the Clerk be directed to Issue nf,l** On the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed. as follows, to-wit: , Frank Thornber Co., co ielk off sup :.;...;..f 8^.97 Woodstock Daily Sentinel., stipr' prtg *2.70; co elk off sup 8237.M; 00 elk eW supl 8S4.40: ctr clk v * sup 1101.40 ,, -V89S*0 Sidwell Studio.; co elk off, sup.. ; 10.00 Crystal I^ake Herald. CO elk , »1^ supl 147.10 MvcHertfj- PlalnfleaTer, supr. prtg. ' >Co elk eleC supl *6.00 9.'5'0 "loerltn-PeckneU. Co.. ctr/elk sup Jt '88.47: snp srhs.off exp *11.68 20.15 •»manT^eaver Inc.. co treas Off o-.n 1 .; 10.40 Tlon Office Sunnlv, co tr*ns off sup" ;•! Msreneti Reoubllcan-Xews, ctr elk sup $18.75; shf off sup **9.2fi Andrew Worwlck. shf oc s"o .... <fsrv p. Fndres. sup schs off «xp Burge^. Aiyterson Tate,Inc.; •efcW aft evp -1110.29 .1,196.10 30.61 9.96 147.90 339.17 4.50 Total Credit for cream sold Credit for hogs aold -w . • 94f.M The regular monthly Inspection of •rounds, buildings, eouiiment and live stock revealed everything to be |n good condition. There being no further business, vonr committee, upon motion duly made nnd seconded adjourned. FRAXK B. MeOONXELL F. R BECK CH.» S. H ACKMAJf E C. COY AUGUSTUS W. MAXWETX It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. 8upr. McConneil and duly .seconded by Supr. Meier that the report If adopted by this Board and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimous!v carried. The Conrimittee on Public Buildings presented the following report, to-wit: , June 12th, 1945 "oprd of Supervisors, ... McHenry County, Woodstock, Illinois. Attention: Building Committee '* Invoice--Court House Repair. 'Btidldlrnf fnateriajs . 8384.24 Cement sidewalk and step 20.76 Tile-tex flooring and linoleum 1.120.T4 70 hrs. Foreman time at $1.50 per hr. 106.00 91 hr«. Carpenter time at |1.43'J per hr 130.5f \"fr Social Security tax S.ga Excise tax .. . 7.S7 w C. and P. L. Insurance .... 11.7f Contractor's fee 81.78'.'S ... 267.29 4,0«0.«0 .* 38%. 40 Total Receipts Expenditures-- f'le-k Hire for yr. $2,756.60 Refund Docket fees 1*.,00 Misc. Office Frn 19.00 Clerk's salary for ° one-half year 1,250.'»0 Balance due County for H jr. ending May' si, 1945 Sheriff The semi annual report of the Sheriff oelnc as follows; ~ , Earned fte<iel ved For Sheriff's Fwa |n . . Suits in Court:' : ~ Process Docket ...f Erecution Docket 98.40 For Misc. Serv. 2.969.10 Total Earnings of half year $4,066.55 4V..15 84.00 2.140.00 Receints during half' year for srrvformed in balf year ending Mav »1. 1945 and heretofore renort«w1 am recelve\d Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors', McHenry. County. Illinois: Process Docket Execution Docket .... Miscellaneous Total Recelpta Expenditures-- Deputy Shf's Sal $2,880.00 Misc. as per Statement Chairman declared the motion nnait-1 herewith 5S-.00 r<£!T -',!!}d 0 # of' Sheriffs ".i"r e tmouslv carried I Bridge Committee for said i Sheriff t. salary for ~A certified cony of -« Resolu.»t!i«o«n. 1I rrrn,nle, l l ,V."»c* leave to submit the ffoollllooww-- one-half year aaddoopptteecdf bbyy tthhee CCoouuitrrttvv BBooaarrdd ooff Wiinn-- j, on,/'h „" imu atters befor- the^m . reb.-iBo County concerning Senate Bill ' ^ .Vi ', y of •V,,ne' Xn>o., .2^0 8 w11a s presented and read to the : ' onsin conn,t racrto r des'lr "eill0 '"to Jh1n v Wt'b"»- Board. It was thereupon tegularly ^ " moved by Asst. Su?>r. McConneil and j duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker that i the following similar resi'ijtion /t«e adoote.1 hy thi-- Hoard and that the j crpies <>f same be for'v.ird'-fi hv the , Coi:"n1v Clerk to the Tt^ proven lative and ' Senatrr of this district and the f.hairman , <Vclare<* the motion unanimously carried, to-wit: (Cony of this Resolution on file In the County Clerk's office.) 8upr. Cornue of H>bron Township 850.00 Isaian~e due County for -- '4 yr. endinr May 81, 1945 f 797.80 41.00 8S8.60 f4.82r55 8.785.00 ctor deslreil buy the old B;<rber-Greeno lend-r th-. t we boueht second handed about in years a*o for *r,oo that we have the large erane there not use for 0j(j loader. We decided to sell same for 14*5 We also sold an o'd lunked Fordson tractor for Sio. then went to MareniPo. Illinois ordered a Ford-Ferguson tractor mower." , adjusted. We therefore recommend and inspected roads In the southwest .that the reports be approved pa-*1 of the County. We rvet se'-erai times durin* the past two weeks and. inspects) the „ „ . 587.55 Your Committee met at the Court House in the City of Wood<-to<-k on FVIday. the 15th day of .Tune. A. o. 1915. and .audited the above and foregoing reports and found the b^ioks and accounts of the various officers under audit neat and well kept, and the re- We norts correct in detail with exception . - and to a few minor errors that were easllv i M*vor* Taker*n1oila la Oattle "" ' l. '»*1 to lily 1, IMS b»ds tested 2,278 9f.049.2t m >. Cha,i rman and GenJutlne*m en of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Public Buildings would beg leave to report that they met at the Court House In the Citv of -Woodstock On Friday, June 22. 1945 and considered the claim for s»r<-|oes of the Strom Construction Co of Crystal Lake, Illinois for work performed under the dlree»|on of «hls rvi«- at the Court House. Jail and Sheriff*# residence, said claim being hereto attached and made a part of this report. After having duly considered ,»nfd claim for services, said Committee ^ould hereby recommend thnt the claim be allowed and that the County Clerk he instructed to dnw order on the County Treasurer for same. \1! of which i„ respectfully submitted. f'C. PERRY WPrnffT ' PAUL ROSEXTHAL E F. KTRCKFR T. F. XOLAN' MATH X. SCHMIT1 It was thereupon regularly moved by f™,pr' ^ "n<l duly seconded by Sunr. « IttmUs that the report of the Committee on Public Buildings be adopted M this Poard and th..t the Claims of the Strr.m Construction Company of Crystal Lake be allowed and thnt the County C'erk he |nstn<eted to draw an order on the County Treasurer for the same and the roll l -in* eiMeri t»'e Ch" (-man declared the motion unanimously carried. A State's Atto-nev of Mi-Henry County, presented an appointment of C. Russell Allen of Cirv Illinois as Assistant State's Attorney of said Countv. which appointment was read to the Boa-d by the Cl<*r':. It was thereupon regularly moved i,v Supr. "in and du'v seeonded bv Asst. Supr. McConneil that the newly apr»olnted Asst State's < ttornej- b.» quthWIi: .il to receive the same silary ,-»s --as mid M. n^...w„Bsor ln 0ff|ce salarv »o be na'.l jn the same mannermd sublect to the same conditions »s are now and have been |n for»e and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously Ci,r-1ed. The following report made by the i 'iiMiii- ' "t'T'ii"r'"n '"n nr,'sent«d and read to ".he Boerd tO-Wjt; 58.00 BAR 16 14 1.79 Cf. Ho^e^Sppnlles-- "-.tv«4p-e Co True Val.ie Store Ludwlr Wilson Co. Harrv C. Daniels, co Judge wl Dr. R. F. VennePy. er TB off sup 16.00 T^wvers Co-Op Pub. Co., Judc v~ • library A ^o., lucy llhry C. C. M'ner, Dir. Civ.* T>ef.. cont Gene Brewer, ot hse Jull sal . .. w. O Andrew Co.. ct hse 1at| coal Ml. Be" Tel. Co.. et hse lall tel .... T. *• VR>TSN. CONTINGENT n t,. Trvon. eo «up hwv trav exp 84.97 ^hnrlbs «•. Hayes, judcy •«(, fees 45.00 *CI't» 1*': clr elk sup $12.77: co e'<r off sun •'it,14 WPMam H. Schmidt, co elk elec Harold W Schmidt, cont *12.00; clr elk son *19.60: co elk off «"n "1 eo treas off sun ffi.jt . Henr^- a ; Xulle, shf., shf per d|em fees, serv «hf. F^odln- P-ts.- V Kline Pros. Tee Co, t'ntted Oaa * Rlec. Co. * smus * «on Xitlonal Tea Co ..'....1... f^tto Buchert. shf dfpty T.*rr>/I t Vren*. ^nf'v . n V. <5e->man «hf dntv "'•d IV, ndt »bf rt|»tv T»nro'd T» Tlrtbhs -hf dntV Howard Cairns, sh' dntv n r\ Holmes 'h' dntv hnttiff ' Clvde .T. 7o|a, shf dptv *15 00- h«IMfr Oft C Miner, shf dptv *75 t»0; baillf fjr.AA ... .. ct. ir,» T-u *»e«s|rs.-- E. L. Bakkom A Co., W Woo'f "T chf Fe»(<irHr Prla. -- * TrnckMt's Bskerv .... O-.lr.Mo Dai-- Products " Burroughs Addln* MachlneJfb^~ Co off snn Sr>it»er's Office Furn. House, ct hse sun ... Sup- S-vlnry Mlieage-- *»!«•. W. Ruth • ' n Perry Wrlrht . CAI"I r.i W4ttmus " ^ E. "erk _ O. T. Carroll p ,P. Kueck«r'. Ohis. H. Acifmin ST.. t'orin,. ^'nekehen .„... T V. Vo'»n *ohn F" Harrison ..... CV»rhii# *> McConneil **-ank Mav 1« *a 9. or, 15.81 U-.oa 7.F0 3.0« .49 84.00 S0.30' 144.0? 7 70 124.23 49.90 64.82 430 00 1« *o 1 8n3 89.57 R.oo R on R.OO 4* O^i 5.00 r. oo •r, on 85.00 »0.90 110.00 t.fo «. 7* 9.88 «a 10.00 111. is 76.'0 80 76.50 O. J. CARROLL HEXRY C. MEIER A. B. McCOXNELL FRAXK MAY ^CARL E. WITTMUS mortgages filed Circuit Clerk's office *t County. Mr. Godar informed the cost of a rectlgraidi Juno 11, 1945 machine to be used bjr ttMM_ Official Vees and faehmeat* Benelyed • *nd Recorder of McHs*rr •ad Bxpmidttuns XKads i eluding complete installatkm By: .T G. Stevens. Countv Treasure* ! "IT,,'7 v eXcept »" to e«L County of McHenry. *t;Ue of iTTTtOS Th«, i, Z To: The-Chairman of the Committee to Settle With tne • eouipaient was ordered today to 1. J. G. Stevens, Countv Treasurer In a"d in*l*n*t,OT> »**«« and for the County of MeHenvv and1 State of lllnois, restoectfullv nresent •». . , ^ the following report of all the fees I .I '.'JI ">s* " . '**. ^eqmpfypl^ H and emoluments of, my office and also ' II ^ * nJ°Y*<' y ®pswe* of necessary expenditures therefore, ' nnr! ha^ °n* hy Supr.^ Hatfc that fo- and during the half vear ending ! mLehu ? V J? ?lwJ May SI. 1945. .wherein I sti.e the gross I Tb/'R7 x? u'1 amount of all fees or emoluments bv ^ tK me earned by official servif, during , ^ to ,h* ?ald. half year, the tot»l amounts <>t' lecctf-ts of whatever name or character and all necessary exi>en«.os for cierk hire, and other expenses. Received During Comm. Nature 'of S^rv,' .Half Tear 2«V on 1887,463 39 Taxes'collected as County Collector SIT 740 27 2% on 83,451.70 Real Estate Forf. collected as Co. Treas 69.03 %'*>/- on $18.885,50 Pers. Prop. Bacc Taxes collected as Co. Treas. 377.71 Penalties and Fees ea-ned ...^. - 901 79 iff OP 813914 38 Inheritance Taxes collected as Co. Treat. So* on 810.650 04 Motor Fuel Taxes received as Co. Treaa. io?r on *353.-0 Fines for Highway Violations received . ..... IT- on 858.150.t59 received as Coui)tv Treasurer 1^?. 011 $139.*70.02 disbursed as County Treasurer 378.29 213.00 Sfl.51 ..1,893.70 Tola' Famines .1 1 St«"'cn and Clerk Hire Stamps fspeiAitUM Co. Treaa. .iSO.rtO. 4.919.i>0 1.2S3.4<i ..82I.ST0.37 Total Expenditures 7.452.48 Xet "Earnings K.. : .814.117.91 All of which is reanectfulIv submitted this 11th day of June, 1945. J.: G.STEVEXS. County Treasurer State of TP'nots. -- County of McHenry, as. ... I. J. O. Stevens, do solemnly swear that the foregoing account fs. In all -espects. just and true according to my best knowledge and oelief and that I have neither received directly or indlecr'x- nor dire-tly or indirectly agreed to recejve or he paid for my own or another's benefit any other monev, article or consideration than therein •'tated. nor am I entitled to anv fee or emolument for the period therein men* •'onrd. other, than those therein specified. J. G. STEVENS, . . County Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn *o before me this 11th day of June. 1945 R. D. woons (Seal) Co-mtv Clerk Conntr Treasurer's Seml-Anacal Beport Bndlag IKay 31, 1943 County Treasurer's Report showing official collections and disbursements made during the half vear endimr Mav 31. 194'5: Beoeipta tleneral Fund: Salarv refunds .fl.l?A«A Transfer from other funds 15.14S.0f Taxes !i:.l,$0 Str>te of 111. for Dependent Children Cases 1,215.'l County Home 57189 Simon delinquency case 50 00 111. Bell Tel. commissions' S.44 Sale of Atlases . S50.00 Rent of fair grounds fco 00 _ 119,514 ^4 7!"T Ant,c1natton War--«»»» ^ nuhlish^r s rertiflcate of Chm. Liquor License Com. ...25.100.00 fin so | Supervisors for County Home 3.7?*» --S'.ioerintrndent County Home 2.112.15 f.4.5* County Officers' Fees 1,188.23 83.50 ?3.ta 18.10 Math N hehmltf ,. . . * M«nrv C Meier "Z. .Toh* J. i^iin >r. B. \fl»Tniii»>H ^ r*a«l Pooei^thal Cf»v of Woodstock, ct hse jail If* an"* w-iter A'ectje MnMoon. ct h"» '-11 s»i Sh'rieV^'<Ral*man. sup schs asst and dk hire wqil, .Tobe fir cf urn off >1) Henry A . Xulle, Shf per diem fee* serv ' P V'llle. .hf "r„..A„• npj^ Mice H»lm er Tf» tiff * r V^nnnn, supt schs asst «nd e'k hire .- ^"row et hse fait rep . Ii of n'blrh |« r»Vf|r ted airman """T'v V«CTx'EBi:V , '""P « *'T.- -M t y V E. BFCK R8.on STSO 48.00 110.10 14.80 «« «o 98>0 150.00 1 nn 7B;f0 ' '.is to# an 110.00 n» -5 20.00 ubmit- Highwav Fund :ng. giving said OoquMtM* P' wer to act and the roll heittt Snprs. Ruth. Wittmus. Beck. 1 roll, Kuecker, AclcmiM, lan. Cornue. McConneil. lfay. Meier and Filin and Asar. Sui aell. McConneil and RoaenrttAl aye. Xay none. The. Chairmanclared the motion unanimously , Several " letters and ,1 omn ' were presented and ordeAc**- file. Supr. Cornue of Hebron TV»'.. •addressed the Board m.1 stated <1 felt it was advisable for the of the Board to reconsider the of a two way radio system to W in the Sheriff"s office and that that it would be a good plap members of the Board to **%+ matter up with their local polk* cers concerning the need of mid ment and to have a general dfstwith regard to said matter M the meeting of the Board. The Chairman announced there was no further buslneaa ta before this meeting, he wculd enti a motion to adjourn, it was ther>_, recularly moved by Supr. Kuecker duly seconded by Supr. Meier to L Joum. Motion carried. Thereupon] Board adjourned. JOHX R. HAVtRTSCO Attestff Chair R. D. WOODS. County Clerk. Mr I Special August Meetii 1945 The Honorable Board of of McHenry County, Illinola, Special Session pursuant to the fa ine call signed by more than < of its members, together with service, at the Court House in 1 of Woodstock, on Tuesday, tfce day of August. A. D. 1945 at M A. M. to-wit: (Copy on file la County CWkafe! flee.) the meeting was called to/Mh thhe Chairman. John E. HaNoa the Pledge of A Iterance to. Mx of the I'nlted States of Aatfftal given by the Clerk with HII;«M>II of the Board and visitors PfjWlWt ticipatlr g. after which the ra))' called by the Clerk and fotfoi members resoonded to their wit: Supervisors August W. Jtwtli. Perry Wright. Carl E. Wlttmw. ~ Beck. E. C. Coy. O. J. Carmll, Kuecker. Charles H. Ackman, ' Mackeben. T. F. Nolan. John K. rison. Stanley H. Cornue. VMkil McConneil. Frank Mav. gchmitt. Henry c. Meier and Jotm' niip and Asst. Supervisors A. M. w.-U. A. B. McConneil and Ffcwl JU, thai, constituting a full Board art-* The records of the Special Jul* MI Ing, 1915 were read ,and nn mint till pnnved and ordered of record. It was thereupon regularly Supr. Kuecker and duty Sunr. Filip that the call •*« nnd Clerk's certificate of tlces be approved. The Chair, clared the motion unanimoupiy The following report of 'thi* Personal Property Balk Taxes l*!«8c!50 'nheritanVe Taxes ; 13 914 38 Motor Fu4 Taxes ,10.6»iMI4 Payroll Clearing Account 12.97l.HS Fines for Violations on tlarva. 35S r.o Dog Tax Fund 28.48 Blind Relief Fund .... 1"> 59 tnsHnite Ft>nd .."/L! Taxes redeemed from forf. Penalties and Fees M*«.98 'Treasurer for the month of July was presented and read to th* ! to-wit: Snmtf tMaiUfd ttiMTor the natt ef MK IMS >8 5Tf.i 411.1 Balsnc'e hroueht forward July 1st. 1945 ,-.~^r 51.00 (leneral Fund 2,481.70 Suprs., County Home Non-High School Fund Stste's Attorney's Fund ) Cnknown Residents and Minor Heirs ....- . . Bridge Bond Fund Mothers' Pensions , Total Income Ba'ance brought forward Dec. 1, 1944 Wl.79 | Supt.. County Home ......i**-...,. SfSjtt 62.fi* |Chairman License Committee M8JI 8!>.5C 'County Officers' Fees I Highway Fund - 4W.55 ' Pe-s. t»roperty Back Taxes.. ... .. 45.88 j Inheritance Taxea 1'.S7 I Pavro'i Clearing Account .... i Fines for Hwy. Violations.. . $1 '7.428. '8 Dog Tax Fnn l Tnst<t><te Fund ... . 209 ;"»S1 jP enalties and The Grand Total •.... 1^57.010.14 (Total receipts „ fipeUltuwi > County Orders . . . . . 881 «42 48 flrand and Petit Jurors .....' Coroner and Coroner's Jurors Bounty Orders. Probation Officer -.r.:.., Treasurer's Salary Clerks' Salaries * ' ' Stamps •-- General Fund Highway Fund r»oor nr«sente»t tVe r»nM Personal Property iiack "'sss on motion of Snnr. ^TackeSen and Inheritance Taxes 8 089 14 dni'«- ««<nnrW »M- .^sjtt p,,,<r WnvwpM Motor Fuel Taxes * 1 t'sofi'sd «nd' »H« r->M Heine n't».1 nu declared Payroll Clearing Acct , , 12.SS7 18 | (kand Total 144.70 ; 11 n o« 1 CoantV Orders .... Coroner '>rd Cor. J Bounty Orders :.. Probation Officer 4. t33.5t ( Treasurer s Salary I.!" M jf'i-rVo' S^lT'eg ' General Fund , ~ Highway Orders 4. 114.80 584.00 1.053 .<50 926.18 20.186.11 unanimoui^Jy adot>'»d to-wit; presented each membM-. of the Board ] County State Aid roads and found them With a map showing the vario-is types to be in fairly good shape. We ordered Of roads ln McHenrv County together , rravel patching 'n s-veral p1ai"»i» We with a table showing the mileaee of j are having difflruitv in getting the said roads in each township. It was weeds cut and derided to order another suggested that one of s;\id m.inr he | Ford-Ferguson tjrpiotor Tlaced in the records of th§ County Roard for future refenr-e. Supr Kuecker addressed the B«V;Vrd and requested som«" Informan'on concerning the progress b»ing made on County xoning. Supr. Xol tn of Dorr Township renorted that the Zoning mmwer. Ke also bought 10 crallonft of Weedone to try it ut a« it is recommended to kill <^nadi thistles We put the .Iquld Into the old sand hla tb'i "e have an excellent power spray ,iV th machine. " Th« All of which is respectfully submitted. F. E. BECK X' AI?G. W. Rl'TH .. -. . FRANK B. McCOXNifliL^. FRAXK MAY A. B. M cCON NELL MATH N. SCHMITT No. cattle tested No. .cattle, passed .. „ No. cattle r-icto-s Percentage of infection Fang's Eoyollt Bndlng m. IMS No. h(»rd« tested Wo. cattle tested Vo. catt'e passed Vo. rattle re»eto-o ; No. calves vaccinated on initial tests Percentage of infecti«A~ 7' ft"7 71.377 ">-r> •«% 300 .11.517 . 9.860 . 1.637 partiali*v'"in <1 t*leir .w o.r.k MT-2 4T "has"^^""^*]!" c^ted* aliT^'we partiallv in MiHenr>. Nunda and Al- allowed the usual 90 per cent of congonqtiin Townships, which due to the tract price pnvment 8*O08 71 The number of suMivlsioivs in «aid Town- ^re.nwood-Riehmond blacktop ' road. Tt was thereupon regularly moved by Supr Filip and duly seconded by Supr. Kuer-ker that the report of the Com- _ 1.009 ,'."hwie and fo mil mittee on Fees and Salaries be .Hdoi-ted j T*ercenta*e Infectiofi 14.21««. i.v tj,1s Roard and the roll being called , In addition there were 189 return the Chairman d -dared the motion I tr,ps m"de to above farms to vaeunanimously carried. cinate 73." calves making a total of The Committee on McHenry County I 1 744 calves vaccinated. Home and Farm presented the follow- j . -- - - Ing report, to-wit: I _ " was thereupon regularly moved by ships has been tasfc and that j Section 31T nearlng completion and he- was quite sure that the said Zoning j we allowed an estimate of 9"or. on the Commission wou'd he able to make a i completed wo-k and materials In the ppfiori in th^ vt»ry ft'tur* i t;urn of *17 156 70 Works and BWrdlngs were presented blacktop road north of° Greenw.^d to and ordered placed on file. j surface th- Miller s C -rner Road 400 Thf Chairman stated thit if " there foot rap at the State line, at the same was nctbing further to com* before this unit price as for the <Tre»n\vr>o<i-Rie!,. meeiltv. he would entert-i'n a motion mond road plus 20c per sq -d to tax* to Sd.iourn. Tt was thwionn moved the e*tT.„ icnrth of haul and Sy Supr. Ackman and dulv seconded by movement of the spreader, rol'-»r and Supr. Kuecker to adjourn. Motion drrr. Tt will aggre?»te about 8650 carried Thereunon •»>.• Uo-»-1 ->d1ourned. We ar»<n met «t Woodstock Illinois JOHX E. H.\RT"«"V. or •»«- a-- -- ...... ' Mn- Atteatj Supr. Mackeben and dulv seconded by r July 8, 1945 i S,|?,r Mf-r,onneli that the report Mr. Chairman "and Members of* the, e "nnroved an,l ordered place<i on Die Board of Supervisors of McHenrv anv the Chairman declared the motion Countv: nn-«n,moii.si\ carried. Yonr Cduntv Home Committee met on ' The Clerk_nrerented lists of <*li)ms Julv 3, 1945," at the McHe:i»v County ; "Wuatthe County and upon motion of Home and audited the Mils for the , r.l"Tktr and duly seconded hy month of June. 19|5. and respectfully jMnckc >en and declared carried, submits the following report, recom- I "p said cirims were referred to the •l"lv i«, A. D 19*5. Mr Cbqtrmon «tid the •Pnird of gi'{tery|sn-s: • r,>'" <frorrmltte<i nn c-ol,n>y Poor "'aims would ber leave to report that th»v h u e rn|n«,.l pii scn*ed to them and rooo»rtrr*end the w^imenf rtt the following, and that •h'••"rfC'- he .' rent d to tss.io rMyl„. „ on the Co«'nty Tr#oc»trtr »o tK,» C|. (w. tr~ the *e-»ra1 nmounts allowed, foji.wj. tc wlt: •V.t.fn.l' 1* I'VIMmiI -r-- C'.i^.ir^TB^ni. "nine, for Chi*. *180 00 <"» »Tlncent's Tndus. Trn^ Hchl. C ii'1 rjoi'pn'nn ' • i-n. CWIfl Welfare 'VirV.iiiii' «t. • .»n'. rkent *T«e. Good Simon M-JJ <7,>n....,nn Pi|» ( |ou l'ie >1 T*|»ooVs nro of Ir"»*- _ e»«T- * n-n'M ell ; «?l,f5 • Peof'nd' n# C'.Pdrew ' CatKnllr Chqr1<lo.x, rrV-^-rr .. i-, **-«. T'tovd Mason. Ifr'Mii ^frs V(rit«>«rA-. Stiw4*n-if| ,T-c 1 llM'n r , ... Mrs ensouls' Swentman. Steadman . . • , E. Stewart r>r|~hatri.' Cn en<o»» - T. r>. nt P'tinor-- PP. V t r,Vi'H Roi-kfori' M»nlclpal San. Powers and *"rennd man I^sV-» Co. TMh<.^ii|tni»U . 1 nn j p"'"^ 3ft 75 CO ; 1.35 ro oo ff.sS • 0 . 0 20 11 -ft ?! :o if "o j»-s 17.25 10 00 Fines for Hwy. Violation Die Tax Fund Institute fund * ' Tr'xes redeemed from forlf. Penalties and Fees- Non-High School Fund State's Attorney's Fund Disputed Taxes « Mr id ire Bond Fund l.oto.sn 2 024 .00 : ««t 3J18.29 11 273.13 1'>.0*6.71 2 SJM7 S.f'30 9<;7.:.o tnh-ritance Taxea Tnstitute Order* . Motor Fuel Taxes Payroll Clearing Account .. Disputed Taxes Total expenditures: Balance on hand nil all . ilttMUl 911.59X.S1. > u... S«.6» IMS ....... tna.ga »_... . * e»i.»a IM.'I " S.a99.«t ....s. . 1«.M j 15. a* 2n.a89.ca ... .8st.fr s;49f.ff M.MIJ8 •P.TK.H Total DlshursemeAts ; 8192.428 81 BaJ mce on hand in all funds May 31st : 11l.">81.?3 . Grand Total . ; .g?" oio 14 ; All or w.h 1 °h is reafM>etf*<Hv submit- 1 <SeaD funds July 31st Grand Total .: The above and fore«*ii»* r-port ia tnie and eorrect to w»v best knotrledg* and belief. J. O. STFTVEXS. • -County Si>hs"<-ihed and sworn •« betrfe this 1J th dav of Julv :S43. . it n. vroiW Countv Cl»rk iuh,s "th y °r Jun*'- 1945. The above nni) foregoing report is ! H w,s thereupon re*i;'f»r!r mova^l Mr true and correct according to mv best i Supr. W<tt'miv« and dulv •'eolided Mr Knowledge and belief. . | Sunr. Wright th-t the r-«»w»*t »•». J. G. STEVEN'S, j ort^ved and the Chair*r»"n •'•••clared.tha <*ounty Treasurer.,I"u0' ',"n "nanimous'y c«rr1*d. " Suiiwrfbed and sworn fo before me. i Cionrr'ttee on P»>r oaflmr pl*. thls 11th day of June. 1945. -en». •? the fitllowto - rowwi tod <oatraet R. D. WOtlDSC I to-wit: • (Seal) - County Clerk 1 • J«ly IWk l**| A plat of" I.and W-Lakes' Wo,„1s Sub- ^ division in rturtoh Township and a Vn?.r cn„S ^T' n^. K . J farm olat known as VanKe s Suhdivi- L,.A^'r. "7'"^ .2 ^ slon of Farm l.ands wer> presented to r»>w«» n _j erred the perlhaae the Hoard for approval It wa.« there- mai'h'n° <^ln* upon regularly moved by Asst Supr. to "f* . ' 1^* MeOi)nnetr sind dulv seconded bv Su .r. I.JJ .K ? 11 . Mackeben that (he said plats he an- " "f ^ ^ ° mschine to »» proved and that the -'hai-man of the fn v office of the C;r\-ult Clsefc, e ...» • 1. _ /-* .. TO-Vll. to rarmlah fwiimn a» J'RIT ,hinlr» ITIS'II Bl xwdlag. ted. *11 of. which Is respertfuHv .submit- T*o'ird and the County Clerk be author lred and directed to sign said ptats showing approval th"rei' hy thia The Chal-man declared the mottnn unanlmcus'v carrie<l. Mr. E. G Godar "of Chlcusro. Illinois. Sj?«i *j|: eadina same be paid. Fer-ls Pros., auto reoairs $ 4.92 A B. McConneil, boar 45.00 Crystal Lake Farm Store, machinery repairs l.Of Sawyer Biscuit Co., cooklea .. ... 18.72 JOHX E. H.\RT"«->v. on the 7th d-y of July 19.1s. and audit- I Miller Patten Baking Co.. bread t«.l7 Chairman. r<1 rnd o-dyed natd bills of ~ " ~ " ~ R. D. WOODS. Clerk. nature chargeable to the tid i 92.17: "a > »»n>ral | Bohn HardwreCo., »upplie» . .. I.fe» UeH«wy j John Sexton Co., groceries - 89.71 j of proper committees aiyl the Board adlourned to 1:8® o'clock P. M. for committee work. v 1:30 O'CLOCK y, K. Board met pursuant to afiloumr *nt nd unon roll call the aame m«ir ' ^ri fespond-d to thetr *cnio---«• *n fcgra-T w^itock, SHwb . *. .. . » , " "'>pi-i"'l"»e v.uir consideration * 'nCv, t\.'-Tialrinan 1 representing the Helo'd Comninv. R sti r-u<h Kquiomen' for f r*tie « ' .. ' Rochester. N. Y.. manufa.-turf rs J^of "* ,trt'--'nM- r 'OH-iliiir of rtpli^l r«ii. ; L," ACKM VJf | rectisranji photo-oopvfn? nuu-h:nes an- cl,v- n"i'iim»nt« -.B!! >»>. nlexsed to MllinU Td . . foeared before the Hoa-d, t.iuether wi'h ; "!'r ouotation as follows: 1 FRANK B. MiH'fl.N VRM, | Lester Edinger. Circuit CV»-K i f Mo- ' " -*PK •••»«. ; nfli _ ' ~ ... iWertrv County aiid m?de a demonstra- ' eouipoe,l withS'-bWr.holder - The Commttoe m >tetf|.> the j tior. of the operation of sai l machine ' a*v1tte«Ni-dln'» Tnbie. . reasur»r nresent-' l ihe fof'owin^ re- I ft, connection with the photot-ranh'n* • 1 *>"«,,i*raph Sn»v«r Automattg)* nort. whl'-h on motion of Sunr. K'»eck"r 1 of reccrds In the Circuit Clerk's office. ; Washing and Drvjny unit. * 4 'Jj <>ly ^j' P"or. Schmitt ; Mr. Godar then showed moving pictures ' p>l" Vw'r v<«j>or " T*" xnd the roil Nnp onll«*d d^vier^d |of tho on«»ration of r^tisrrsnh ma* ' Lisrh^ne Outfits for 1*0 *olt 'tnanlnoi^ly anont*3^. to-wlt: irhin^ nn A .>f ! * J t**e Boa-d Clr-Ult Clerk Edinger then : * % '"ha ?>•«» H 24 in. Haad^.v" 'I 'u Jun» SI.' '"•R j addre«s«d t*>e Board and seated that tt • P^'nt T-immer WLW? * T~ <>« hi'-""fti and Cemiemen of. the ' w""! oo'nion that if th;s type of " * -- - . •. "oi>r*l of Snoervisor": recordire eoulnm.nt was nnrchi-ed for Your Comm<tt-»e to With the use <n h's of'ice. it w«nld nav for n wonl f bee lea ve to report In , a'>o>-t tbr.^e veers and would be a meei'nT hell Tune *1. '94"., - areat t'me saver and in so f?y re<- o-dp are concerneil. would make a much better "onv than Is '»-in'-r done at this (inn - He 'hen e\h bJtcd to the that n fhe«- ronsMerer< the semi-annual report '•f tlie County Truwi™. ,i;tn -he«' -aiie i part ,->f this report nnd would recommend that same be appro- ed and entered of record. record in the morning teas'. >n. yn- ted. ' 'one* Punch complete s --.und nnd S rectangtilMf ""P»>nch He»ds " .. K • M -wt.-i ? e>**- (V^-ate*! ••Trimmer 19 J.f in R|n«» V with Stand * itt M 1 R«ctigr»*»h Heater Pr««ta with """lerm'-.stet C->nt""t ' . members o' the ro^M a nortgasre »»e- 1 Numbering Machine. |T»t«a ^ > I "r<i ,thnt. WJ>". t^adc by the Recorder of ,, t |B | nent i fatkg Couinv - li» phntostst , Tft1%1 ; ">u> > machine being the record cf certain • Above price* are f. Q.