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PAGE FOTTR THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, McHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS Freight approximately $50.00 being done on the Greenwood-Richmond These prices do not cover the neces- road and at the north end of the Mllsary electrical and plumbing work to ler's Corner-Twin Lakes Roatl. We also be done on the premises to the machine inspected the Ewt River Road now and accessories. The prices, however, . under construction and also ordered m do cover the installation of your unit j new driveway culvert on the Cary-Alby our representative as well as the j gonquln road. 5T thorough training »f your personnel n the efficient operation of this installation. The prices also include the necessary service of maintenance on - y°ur machine at no extra charge, but hrfij . excepting, of course, the cost of new * *' parts which might be reii-iirei from We again met on the 3rd day of August and inspected the Greenwood- Richmond blacktop road and allowed a partial estimate on the completed work of $7,990.12, known as Estimate No. 2. We then inspected the old blacktop road south of Greenwood which 'ft*-#!*- time to time throughout the life of the j was built many years ago by th* old equipment. - ••• '• i blade grader method, and now appears We. agree that the equipment shall i quite rough in comparison with present be guaranteed against defective woik- , machine mix methods. We received a manship and-or materils for a period of j quotation of $3850 per mile based on one year and during this period of .time I a 3-4 inch machine mixed and spread i pats which shall become defective for | asphaW- top. but no action was taken mously carried. Miss Mabel Hobbs, County Nurse, presented a report of her actfvvities from January 1, 1946 to.July 1, 1S45 and also presented a written request made by the McHenry County Tuberculosis Association for an appronria-1 tion of $2,200.00 to carry out the activities of her office for the ensuing yeny It was thereupon regularly nio\ ed by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Coy that the request granted and that said matter be referred to the Finahce Committee;and that the report be placed on file, and the n.l) being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously adopted. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the Co\,my ami uiioti .mh.iuii of Supr. "Kuecker and duly secr^hded by Supr. Mackeben 'Hid decta red carried.. E. F. KUECKER, Chairman HE N Y CV MEIER BARLEY MACKEBEN FRANK MAY F. E. BECK The Committee on Claims, '".-QMtoty Poor presented, the followlhir *«P«rt. which on motion of Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Xolan tnd the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit; these reasons shall be replaced without j We than inspected, the Pistakee Hay oil I the said claims were referred to the fylx road and found same : in rather | pijnwt -committees .-'and the ' Boprtl fidroll of poor condition. It was very evident jonrned to 1:30 o'clock r. &f. ^f«0r %Ofij* •J:'"' charge to you. It is further agreed that tt-.J" delivery of equipment at no extra charg*;, ' •'" ^V«". ' • . THE HALOID COMPANY E. G, - GODAR, , .-w- , Manager Chicago Office July "12, 1945 7--•• • ">VACCEPTED: • ' ^•"r-yr-- CHAS. H . ACKMAN HARLEY MACt{f'«<E>r/ r'57;-- JOHN J. FILIP 'iX-tl. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded toy Sypr. May that the report and contract be adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on McHenry 'County Home and Farm presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. ; Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Mackeben and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: ' August 8. 1946. : Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your County Heme Committee met on August 8, 1945, at the McHenry County Home and audited the bills for the month of July 1945. and respectfully submits the following reoort, recommending same be paid Hubert Pharmacy, medicines ....$ 58.12 John Sexton ,& Co., groceries. .. 131.45 Jen A See Laundry Co.. launlry (.81 Botts Welding Service^ repairs 1.84 Goodrows Garage, gasoline and oil 14.26 Western Candy & Tob. Co., tob. 17.06 R. O. Andrew Co., grind: and salt F. W. Woolworth, notons Superior Oil Co., fuel oil Arwell Inc., pest control Johnsons Tin Shop, repairs ........ Bohn Hdw. Co., garden supplies 111. Bell Telephone Co., telephone 25.06 1.65 8.82 15.00 15.00 1.71 9.01 ,• * Haloid Duplex Taper, grade H. H. and j that a re-surface job or a Seal coat was " sufficient chemicals for its test pur- required this summer. We received' a . .poises shall and will be included in the j quotation of $7950 for a l Vj inch thick machine mixed and spread asphalt top for the 2.2 mile foad or $.?6ir per mile, or less than aub£p.tion on the Greenwood for 3-4 Hn» thickness. The ex. planationn being that machinery is already set up nearby engaged in constructing a town bond issue job for the Town of McMenry and. the materials available nearby. We felt We could not afford to turn7 down this opportunity and awarded the contract for re-surfacing sail 2.2 miles of road with 1',4 inch C-6 asphalt top, 18 feet wide in accordance with State of Illinois Highway Specifications for the sum of $795o to the Suburban Oil Company of Crystal Lake, Illinois, subject to the approval of this Board. We again met on the 11th day of August, 1945, and audited and ordered paid bills of a general nature--chargeable to the McHenry County patrol system of roads as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and labor at the County tool houde and grounds to a tot.il of $1548.91 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: Section 5, 14 $ 207.33 Sections 4, 16, 18 637.67 Section 4, 17 : .... 65.60 Section 5, 6 832.96 Sections 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, lj ...-„ 890.15 Sections 13, 15 283.57 Total ! $6,472.09 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: S. A. Rt. Section 13-13A, 4-IT, Maint. labor A mat $24.37 2, 7-IT, maint. labor and mat 4?.88 23, 9-T, maint. labor and mat 19.20 11, 11-IT, maint. labor and mat. 31.50 25, 12, maint. labor and mat B.25 26, 12-IT, maint. labor and inat. 13.00 6B Ext 4A Ext 4A, 13-IT Maint. labor and mat 44.01 21A, 14-IT, maint. labor and mat. 62.G8 28, 17-IT, maint. labor and mat. 32.30 14 and 16, 19-IT, maint. labor and mat 62.61 1. 20-IT, maint. labor and mat. 28.72 •kn «IH2Jnt- labor *nd .mat. 99 30 t „22T-24T, engi. labor and mat. 9.00 if' maint- labor and mat. 74.98 j?6' 27, maint. labor and mat 35.00 2, 29-IT, maint. labor and rilat. 73.57 2, 31, maint. labor and mat. ... .. 80.79 2, 31T, engi. labor and mat 2S6!70 j1 const, labor and mat. 7,990.12 «' 5® ens1, iabor and mat. 286 37 26, 32, const, labor and mat. ....1,018.86 l. 88, engi. labor and mat. ........ 38.60 n- Jotal ----- 110.345.61 «have received from Motor Fuel Funds rental on Countv owned mainc'uded ln the abov^ report $420.1^, and turned same over to the funrtntw7i rt^SUr 1^r for the rund, which said sum is hCeroeubnyt yr er-oaapdpropriated for road purposes including . rePair. storage and purchase of '°r buildings rtoy ,hooru sef omr acimhipnreorvye. ment oof' „tthhe.W OMviinll,erres. POCrVorhnaet r-Twinno rlhIj iek"eds $780 81 n°W comp,et«d at a cost of J!1® f'naJ seal coat has been placed on the Anderson road in. the Town of Marengo, west of SBI R?. 23, and the final papers show the cost exceeds the i£ko Ua appropriation for the road by $o60.00. we therefore recommend that thr"PR'em,ental re8°,ution oc- passed by this Board at this time to complete matter.1^ County'8 obligation in said beYn"esC^^,^e 7f nece»sary for tf*h"et lnc"a»rteei »c ft htehree wMirl-l Henry County, Illinois natro! system of roads an appropriation from the 84000 f h'Shway funds in the sum ot .. ma,ntenance and materials ill of Jn«e€ting of th,s Board. ' tei 18 resP®ctfuliy subtnit- Thorne & Son, clothing 2.80 E. L. Bakkom Co., supplies 25.86 ; Miller Paton Baking Co., bread 87.80 Crystal Lake Farm Store, tractor „ Pnrtf - 11.82 Rosenthal Lumber & Fuel Co., cleaning stoker and oal 94.10 : Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers .... 16.32 Boyce Bros., gasoline 7 64 Thompson Appl. Co., Shell gas 41.25 Ludwig Wilson Co., soap 29.25 . Royal Blue Food Mart, groceries 104^46 Public Service Co., electricity .... ~ST.68 W. P. Allen, incidentals . W. P. Allen, salary . Esther Allen, salary ' Walter Hansen, wages . Anna Hansen, wages Stephen Steffek, wages .. Dorothy Steffek, wnges "rnea Wolt Mason, salary 115.00 60.00 nr,.oo 100.00 75.00 75.00 85.09 75.00 P. Allen, extra work Esther Allen, extra work ^Esther Allen, paid for Ruth ' Krezen _ 1:50 B98* Mid $1,728.29 8495.18 553.72 $1,169.57 _ .. A igtist 8, 19-15 To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Woodstock, 1111- nois. Yo.ir McHenry County Farm, Home >« and Hospital Committee be«y leave to * rCPOrV that they met at Hart land on pK tne above mentioned fiat.? and audited and approvevd bit's for Javmejit in the toltou mg amounts: Running expenses Clothihg Tobaccd ' Hospital Diet ,.... Medicines. Fuel $996 21 ~ 2.80 ..... 17.f>5 137 80 339J2 ....... 5:»!t2 ....... 170.29 Total .....A... Credit for hogs sold $495.18 Cream sold 58.54 .$1,718.29 553.72 $ I 169 57* „ _ 7 " r e . m o n t h l y i n s p e c t i o n o f SLv.levUe8 St^tnoUck^ BRueUvdeJanlegds , eveIrCyqtahiipnmge ntot bea nind ! pood condition. There being no further business, your committee upon -notion dulv made seconded adjourned. •- FRANK B. McCONNELL K c C°Y ' • ; . " '• F. E. BICCK CHAS. H. ACKMA.V ---r AUGUSTUS M. MAXWELL 91m Committee on Fees and Salaries oonn® mmnoHtiod n 'ho;f Supr. Carrroelpl oartn d wdhui*ly" hr Mac:e,,.n tnd t h^- was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: To .u. ™. « ' AUifjfst 11, 1945. -olw'firEis % v:;,r,rr?hS'",hS ^-t at the Court Hons, in the Cltv of 0ni^ Saturdiy, August 11, P considered a request of Marv s;h^re/'_ Coun«y Superintendent of Schools for an additional amount for allowance for the use of her car and nald ^n,?",?/ i.'.n who i« ,.,,„g PAUL ROSENTHAL T. F. ilOLAN AUG. W. RUTH O. J. CARROLL ' -CARL E. WITTMpS " HMh!i ,2.n^?rin* Supplemental Resolu- T Construction*' Sec. 22 T-24 fo-wu: Pre"6nted and to the Boa^d ^5.^ HHnols (MFT Construction) Wndlr thST Bjr County i, o , 1,otor Z>aw pe?visors of° M^H~ 1J°a: 1 Su* m it tec work. • ; 1:30 O'CZiOCX ; - : Bosrd pursuant to adjournment and the rojf being callivl bv the-Clerk, the, same meHilVers responded to their naines as. appeared of -feeoril in I lie mornjng session except for Asst. SUpr. l'aul iiosenthal of' Algon<iy!n Township, constituting a quorum present. Rut.lv, Ii. Shaw-of -Woiidstock, Illinois, Presideiit of theMcHenry County Home Bureau appeared before the Hoard and read a report of their activities during the_-i>*st year and marie a reouest for in appropriation of $500.00 for the ensuing year for expenses to be paid monthly as in the past. The Clerk then read the financial statement of the said Home Bureau'"for the year ending 1 944-1 !»45 and a budget estimate for the year J945-1946. it was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. K'leckor and seconded by Asst."Supr. McConnell that the request of the McHenry County Home Bureau be granted and the re-' port placed on file and the matter ot thP approopriation in the amount of $500.oo he referred to the Finance Committee and that same he included in the Annual Appropriation Ordinance to be -adopted at the September l!>t.r> meeting of the Board and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. Mr. Bills of the i'nited States Department of Agriculture appeared before the Board and outlined in detail the great damage that is being done to small grain by black stem rust caused hy barberry plants, and asked for an August 14, A. t>. M45. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Hoard of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poer Claims would beg leave to .report that they have examined all claims presented to them, -and rejoin mend, the pay- •neut, of the "following, s>nd , that the i'let'K l)t; directed to issue orders «.n the Count Treasurer to the Claimants for I lie seVerxl amounts allowed, a6 follows, to-wit: ' ,,, • • ' , iiependent Children-- * . . • V' ."hicflgo, Indus/' Home for Chit.- $123.00 St. Vincent's Indus. Trng. •-v" „ Seh., Carlson and Zei.-n ... ,4W vO Lutheran Child Welfare Assn,-- paymond JfS'.C0 Dion san Catholic Charities, • i , , - Glosson v-i1------30.00 Mrs; Lillian Gathman, Kresan . .. 22.&0 Mrs. William Seemann, Guth ,... 40.00 Mrs. Klovd Mason, Krezan 20.00 Louise. M. Brooks, dependt chil $24.55'; i>ro off trav exp $25.80 50.35 Dependent Children-- Grace Stewart, Swenson 22.60 Mrs. C. G. Sweatman, Stesdman 22.C0 T. I?. Patient Pauper-- Lake Co. T.> B. San. - 1,588.50 Hockfprd Municipal San., Powers 174.00 All of whi'ch is respectfully submitted. A. B. McCONN'KLI., Chairman ---: CHAS. H. ACKMAN E. C. COY FRAXK B. McCONXELL JOHN J. FILIP W. H. Tammeus, McHenry County Farm Advisor, appeared before the Hoard in behalf of the McHenry County Farm Bureau and outlined in detail the progress made during the past year concerning 4-H Club projects. He then made a request for ap appropriation in the amount of. $22.r>.00 for the purchase of ribbons and awards. It was therefore regularly mov.cd by Asst. SUpr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Kuecker that the request be granted and that the County Clerk he . i instructed to draw an order on the appropriation for the next year in th@ | County Treasurer for said amount and amount of $1200.00 to assist the Federal that a report be made to this Board Government and State Government in showing tile expenditure of said funds a program to rid McHenry County of I and that same be included in the Ancemiiig operating costs and that be was convinced that soma action should be taken by the members ot the Board In this regard to keep McHenry County from being an isolatloni** County in so far s* modern police protection i* concerned. Wayne Mentser, an emplovee in the office of the County Superintendent of Highways, appeared before the Board and made a request for the purchase of a blue print~fnachlne to be used In said office. It was thereupon regularly movisd by Supr. Carroll and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that said matter be referred to the Purchasing Committee, giving said Committee full powir to act. The roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion uaanlmously carried. The Chairman stated that if there was nothing further to come before said meeting, he would entertain a motion to adjourn. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Asst. Supi". McConnell to adjourn. Motion carried, .Thereupon the Board adjourned. JOHN J5. HARRISON, Attest: Chairman. R. D. WOODS. Clerk. Regular September Meeting. 1946 this type of dangerous plant. After some discussioin, it was regularly moved by Supr. Beck and duly 'Seconded by Supr. May that said matter be referred to the Committee on Lands and Lots for report at the next meeting. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Claims, Labor, Fees and Supplies, presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Wittmus and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adoDted. towit: August 14, A. D. 1945 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees and Supply Claims would beg leave to re- . . port that they have examined all claims j Constant C. Hopkins. I>orr Twp; nual Appropriation Ordinance, and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unaniniouslv carried. The Chairman announced the selection of G-rand Jurors and Supplemental Panel for the September, 1!)45 term of fho Circuit Court and the following named persons were selected to serve as Grand Jurors for the September, 1945 term, of the Circuit Court, to-wlt: Hay Amos, Riley Township. Anna M. Baseley, Marengo Twp. Harry Simons, Marengo Twp. George AVhipple, Dunhim >Twp. Fred Waller, Chemung Twp. E. I. Post, Chemung Tvp: ICmmctt Killoy, Alden Twp. rijlen Callahan. Hartland Twp. I' W. Andrews; Seneca Twp W. C. Nulle, Coral Vwp. John Bauer, Grafton Twp. 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: Krank Thornber Co., co elk off sup $106.09 Harvard Herald, co treas assmt $94.80; cont $2.2C; co elk elec , * supl $.'>5.20; cir elk sup $24.60 ..176.70 Crystal Lake Herald, co elk elec supl . . Co. Treas. Assmt.-- 11.-5 1 4ft.25 63.30 15.91 Albert G. Wicks, t-or»- Twp. I.'oyd McCannon, Greenwood Twp. Arlyne I'aaske, Hebron Two. A. It. Anderson, Richmond Twp, Anton Meyer, Burton T^p. Math lilake, McHenry Twp." Julia Justen, McHenry TWp. Emil Pearson, Nunda Twp. . Ina Wingate, Nunda Two. Mauri('f.....\\*ade, Algonquin Twp. Rose Nelson, Algonquin Twp. The following nam-i persons were '! *!•*• ted ""t irserve as urani Jurors on tne Supplemental Panel for the September, :9t5 term« of the Circuit Court, to- *tt: . , 1 aul Weber, Burton Twp. Henry M. Schaefer, McHeprV Twp. Wni l.lilert, Nunda Twp. 5.22 S5.82 96 00 1.18 2? 91 45.90 10.20 45.00 34.50 40.00' 1O.O0. 00 enry County, Illinois. ?Selte£x ^'""^"^•'"under tli^Molor State A^Trou^/ob! inning ^ a ?lons l*e TTr co,n»"»> " o Sec- NorU», Range fni o r2ou .T eidn!n naann nd easetxetrelnyd l•n <ai along rre J^tf and ® °f proximately Ts'sVo.S Be It Further Resolved, that the im Sfiiend- faceCi°nCsotrnus?crtuioctn\" "T'ry °pfe BClt-u4m ,nM"oudiSd^. g^terasa^ct?orn,e822^2d4T8haIiF b T e : y by ,he 8tate '-®f Illinois amount t.f .re<lue«t 'or an additional Dai^ of tu ,paid bl' the County as a tary salary for the office secre- Your Committee, after due deliberation. would recommend that the amount allowed and appropriated by the County as a part of the salary of the cfl'ice secretary be Increased from $"5 00 to $100.00 per month, it being expressly understood that this increase will in no way effect tHe total salary now received by said secrefery and the salarv of said secretary will remain at $120.00 per month and that the 'ar allownnce for the office of the County Superintendent of Schools be increased from $390 00 to $585.00 per year, said additional ftttn.int to cover the car allowance for both the Superintendent of Schools rnd ner assistants.- It is further recommended thnt said increas-.s be effective as of August 1, 1945. ^Ali of which is respectfully submit * F. E. BECK FRANK B. McCnx.VGLL « FRANK MAY MATH N. SCHMITT AU'i. W. RIITfi C. PERRY WRIC.HT a. b. McConnell The Committee on KoHs and Bridges prnsented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Kilio and duly seconded by Supr. Sehml't and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt; 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 the following reporrt on the matters before them. That we met on the 27th day of July *t»d Inspected the' blacktop work Be It Further Resolved thnt tl » im Cproonvtermacetn: t asnhdaFll be ccoo nisstt,l nuVct.e J'di vb y Further Resolved, that there is 5 appropriated an additional sum F'"i: "nd M- ® « further Resolved thai n,^ Sii&.£rTKIW issr « s r s T ? * n.«io„ ,to Suprs. Cornue and Wright thanked the Road and Biidge Committee and Board of Supervisors for road improvements recently completed in their townships, stating that tliev were greatly appreciated. Statements of condition at th* close of business on the :i0th day of June, 1945, of the First ^itate Bank of Harvard, First National hank of Woodstock, State Bank of Richmond, State Bank of Huntley, West McHenry State Bank, Cary State Bank, The State Bank of Woodstock, Hebron Slate Bank, Marehgo State Bank, The Harvard State Hank, Home State Bank of Crystal Lake, Algonquin State Bank and the State Bank of Union were presented to the Board. It was thereupon regularly mpved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Ackman that the statements of condition of said l>anks be approved and that the said banks be authorized to continue as depositories of the funds of the County Trrasurer and Ex-Officio County Collector of McHenry County and th« Chairman declared the motion unanl- Marengo Republican-New Richmond Gazette Burgess Anderson & Tate Inc., co treas off sup Sup. Schs. Off. Exp.-- Hyers Printing Co Mary p. Kndres ."r. ; G. E. still. Agent Maryland Casualty Co.. co ins Temple ton & Merchant, ct hs>j _ jail repairs ...1 Mishler Electric, ct. h"se jail rep $26.fi5; ct hse sup Ct. Hse. Supplies- Belcher & Son Carswell Floors - - Hohn Hardware Co. E. L. Hakkom & Co. Menzel Electric Shop Office Furniture Clearing Use*?! R. < >. Andrew Co., ct hse jail coal Charles K. Hayes, jndev jus fees American Law Book Co., judcy library \ Callaghan & Co., judcy libi-y .V. Co. Clk. Ins. Depdn. (FItidl)-- N. L. Seelyn, M. D. Nevin E. Pirhl. :M~: n.' Pearl Si-huttz, co cor reporter III. Hell Tel. Co., ct hse jail tel 1223., , Shf. Off. Sup.-- 1 Kirwin Slide-Kifm Lab. .. 5.90 '•"ingerprint Equipment Lab 7.07 W. S. Darley & Co. .-... " 11.25 McHenry I'laindealer, co treas assmt If5;prp- Wnodstock Daily Sentinel, cont - - $81.65; co treas assmt $31:70; supr prtg $2.80; sup schs 1*^**°* off exp $12.00 . . 131.16 « • i^. Tryon, co sup' hwy trav exp : • " Shf. Per Diem Fees Serv.--' Henry A. Nulle jHenry A. Nulle. Sheriff Shf. Feeding Pris.-- jf 'r. John Gruel. Jr.- • Asm us & Son • Western United Gas'^'& ^Elec!?Co Trackett s Bakery Oakside Dairy Products . \*aitonal Tea Co. . Harold R. Hohhs, slif dptv ' . Ft-ed Kunz, shf dpty Fred S. Gay. shf dptv „ Gilbert Tracv. shf dpty George B. Roop, shf dpty Ha'rolrt Brewer, shf dpty George Khlert, shf dpty Lewis Thayer, shf dptv Howarl R. Cairns, .shf"dpty Fred H. Wilke, shf rlpty Otto Buchert, shf dpty H. D. Holmes, shf dptV Fred Wendt. shf doty * John H. Ne<'hrebecki. slif dpty : '• rancis l\ Blank, shf dpty Jo,hn H. Freeman, shf dpty . ' Clyde C. Miner, shf dpty *90^00 bailiff $25.00 I ynn Merwln, bailiff . .. Clyde J. Zoia, bailiff \ Wiiris .lobe, bailiff T. F. Nolan, contingent , Martha C. Brent, co cor report-' Supr. Salary Mileage-- Aug. W. Ruth Berry Wright ...; Carl E. Wittmus .... F. 10. Beck : E. C. Coy . G. J. Carroll E. F. Kueeker- Chas. H. Acknian Harley Mackeben T. F. Nolan Stanley H. Cornue . Frank B. McConnell T^rank May ' - Math N, Schmitt Henry C. Meier John J. Filip A. M. Maxwell .' A B. McConnell Paul Rosenthal City of Woodstock, ct hse Jail It and water 8S.*>9T Alice Jones, er TB off saK .. _ I »'<i "0 Vestie Muldoon, ct hse jail sal.... 150.00 Henry A. Nulle, shf per diem fees serv a 1 50 00 Ora S. Nulle,,shf feedg prist r : 100 00 Sup. Schs. Asst. and C'erk Hire.--- Shirley Salsman ...'. .". 120.00 Dorothy Dixon I137R All Of ted. L< I'ert Lowe, Algonqui-i Twp. Rose Pokorny, Algonjuin Twp. Evlyen M. Schuring. Rilev T>vp. ".irrie St. John, Marengo Twp. E|>""r !'• Lee, Dunhiia Twp. manche N. Johnson. i"'l>e>rning T^P." Esther Brann, Cluv.nung Twp. Andrew Wiersma. Allien Twp. Inez Hooper, Hartland Twp. A'lllie Wright. Seneca Twp. Chr'st II. AVI 1Uins, Coral Twp. # Henry Stading. Grifton Twp. W.~K. Powers, Dorr Twp. Martha Dunker, Dorr Twp. -/essie (iivcns. Greenwood twp. ' I el en L. Okesan, Hf*br«)n Merle Hobart, Hlct hniond Twp. It was thereupon regalarlv inbred by nupr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Nolan that the ^election of Giand Jurors and Suppljemental Panel for the ter'11 of the Circuit Court he spproved and that the.Clerk be directed 1 'he said lists to the Clerk "> the Circuit Court :\nd the roll being called. Supervisors Ruth, Wright. Wittli0< 'l !'"V' -Carroll, Kuecker. Ack- •man. Maekel.en, Nolan, Corn j«, McConneH May. Schmitt, M- ic;- and Filtp nnd Asst. Supervisors Mavwell and McConneU \otcd aye. .Vay none. The Chalrcarried" 0 " lh<" 'nwt'"n unanimously C< nonunn'ttTy,' Home ( oirimitCtehea.i rmsatpnt eodf ththaet 123.40 theie was an so a(.,.e tract of Jand 1.4 3 'i wt?iuthh ^a ih* o,ufls°e , ,.r-ac/h'i'c k1 f 'and was improved 2.16 fvv<> far garage house and a new that it was his 1<,7.70 "pinion and the opinion or' members of 9.82 1 '"'s co.nmi.ttee that th- Countv should 52.19 niak«. a thorough investigation Coni'in Ininrt S^" "roperty wtih tile view .-. .r0 0 ! -fVt «p o«ss !i'bHl e,H lcr,o"shta f"Pfo«r "tahme. ? uaste thoef lotwhe- 5 00 I .'"'n,V "! " ti-a -vilh the Coanty - 20 tiu"10tiv!» <hi!Ui h<> wou:6 move at this the Inn !, , "1: np referred to fC.io.umnft y HM ome Co°.n's.n Citoleme mfiott-e ein xaensdti gt-hxet.< >1 an 1 report to |.« made at the next 'I'Ov i"1!* S:tfd nn.llch was •OoJlI.IVer;l ^^I'IrMi;l.,n:<inI i01n,vs lyS u^ra-r»« -ied. and de The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois met ln annual session at the Court House In th® City of Woodstock on Tuesday, the llth day of September, A. D. 1945 at 10 o'clock A. M. The meeting was called to order by tne Chairman, John ES. Harrison, and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United, States ot America was given by the Clerk with all memoers of the Board and visitors present participating, after which the roll was called by the Clerk and the following members responded to their names, towlt; Supervisors August W. Ruth, C. Perry Weight, Carl E. Wittmus, F. E. Beck, E. C. Coy, O. J. Carroll, E. F. Kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman, Harley Mackeben, T. F. Xolan. John E. Harrison, Stanley H. Cornue, Frank B. McConnell, Frank May, Math N. Schmitt, Henry C. Meier, and John J. Filip and Asst. Supervisors A. M. Maxwell and Paul Rosenthal, constituting a quorum present. The minutes of the Special August 1945 meeting were read and on motion duly made and carried were approved and ordered of record. The following report of the County Treasurer for the month of August, 1946 was presented and read and upon motion of Supr., Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. Schmitt and declared carried, was approved and ordered of record, to-wlt: County Treasurer's Meport ..... Tor the Month of Await. IMft. _ , Beoelpts Balance brought forward August 1st, 1945 .^....?223,7*7.84 General Fund »..«26,067.90 Suprs., County Home 763.20 Supt., County Home 23.04 Chm. Liquor License Com SOfr.'OO County Officers' Fees 1,542 15 Highway Fund Pers. Prop. Back Taxes " Inheritance Taxes Motor Fuel Taxes Payroll Clearing Account 12.310.8C 17782 3,936.19 5,314.35 3,983.85 Fines for St. Hwy. Violations 284.60 Dog Tax Fund 281 00 Institute Fund 62^00 Bridge Bond Fund 2,948^78 Disputed Taxes 2,470.32 Total receipts 59,408.68 ...$283,194.40 $11,161.18 -- 18.00 19.50 - 167.80 .... 821.00 .... 150.30 .... 134.CO ... 5,602.22 ». 2,436.48 .. 108.85 ...12,240.11 ,....2,418.35 .--o.068.75 40.6jS.84 ...2l2,6uf.56 5.u0 •*i.')0 5.00 10.00 l't.OO r.oo "0:00 ;<> no in ro I.'t.OO 5.00 nr. no r..oo 10.00 io.oo II.30 8.00 3" fifi , 7.1.80 42.:>0 i i o :3:k2 .6=.0o !>C 40 I 'to.sr. r.7.-i» !*•( to l'fi.40 1 !>.05 4!l.00 32.80 72.<i0 i» 0.4 0 22.20 1 4.40 40.00 SHU, Work f-' .. < <,nun""i ' vtions from the """"is l • n:irtiri->nt < f t*nt>lio . 'ui'd'ngn were pr-s.-nt^d , "M f'1". together with P.us '-'eoria lto.-kfo-d r.„ ri """V'l "i> »rn'e as a motor n'otie-. » "enrv Coi.nty a t f',.,* "J. <h" V'"" f°mmr«sl..n ti-ne -t ,i i ' «'"'nils showing the eo" "f h.«irl»!< «... said «... i' » <.f application. •Suit Cornu- addressed the Board find asked f.ir diseiusion with regard to the purchase of „ t wo- radio s st( ni to lie used in the office of the Countv Sheriff th:.t Whs brought s.p l-r (.isct.ssL.n at the ..Inly mcti-igof t Supr. Co.rmie stated that h© - a personal in .'est igation concerning the need ..f suc'i a tvpe-of p! l-:-e jit<>tectIc'n. md that it »,i< h!s pir.!«.n that tax p.-iv-rs of the bounty and ix«i•«•«>;off ^e.i-ra'ly v.vi, very much in fsvor of the 'purc!Vas» of same Sii|»r then read a report of the '.".!lsc,,.'tsiii4'- -C^.miMiti,,;* that was made ir. 1!'11 v hl<-h outlined in detail the cost of tl.e opo.rntion ndn instaila'ion oi' a two-way radio system, after which a gem ia, discussion wis hid by, tne members fif the Hoard concerning the pur-tiasc of same. Supr. •V.rnue hdoressid the Hoard further and stated, •hat it Vas his opinion tlilt the I'urhas^ ng committee should make some ftirtljer investigation -in<i t" '..rinjs m to t'ii>' hoard n reoort -concerning the "orJl '< f operation an.l the cost of - installation of a two-way radii, system th iht v iild be nmre :',i to date annd that ttfre has been no-n" information receivevd by the members of the •jrid fdme mis-Information receiv»d con- Grand Total _ **pen<UtB*es County Orders Coroner and Cor. Jurors Bounty Orders ... Treasurer's Sala Clerks' Salaries Stamps General Fund Highway Orders "*' Inhehritance Taxes ... Institute Fund Mot.or Fuel Taxes Payroll Clearing Account Tax Anticipation Warrant i • „ Total expenditures ;........ Balance on hand in all funds August 31st ...w..... Th,.Gr?nd TotaJ 9283,194.40 •».. jOVft and foregoing report Is true and correct accbrdlng to my best knowledge and belief. -j* J. G. STEVENS, Siiho^it. 2 , County Treasurer. tuhu?M* ^ni»tHh d^ay onid S®epwtoermn ber, b1e9fio5r.e m« ,^1 ' R. D. WOODS, toeaij k County Clerk Kh^report of the County Treasurer showing payments to the County from on County Home was presented and read and upon motion duly on <ftlean carrled wa* ordered placed ,, committee on Finance presented prriina t!io^n< niO'.rndti nraenpcoer,t to-wlAt": n»ai Appro. - ^ To the Chairman and Qentlement of^ the Board of Supervisors: t«„ r. c°mmittee on Finances beg ffh ° .rep,ort that they have eptaban! ie for ,.udK®t f°r the general funds anu for the funds raised by taxation f'/r ^°"era! County Burp >ses for the i ^ ending with the Sunday her°CI<iaf *!, KIrst Monday in Decern- HrZ'h, 1?' a?d rec°mmend to this Honorable Board the approval and adoption n e budgret of "Annual Appropriation Ordinance" attached a«d made a part tthh»e conditions ,snp etchifei end,a ninn« rs.a iadn da nunpuoanl appropriation ordinance, te-wit: nUal Annual Appropriation Ordlnanoe flscal Period ending with the bunday preceding the first Mon- Ja.\ in December, 1946. fthhe1 UBu8u"diagne»t s too f CAno unAtciet s ,nN oRt elRaetiqouni retdo t?,.n «ni»° an Anmwl ApproprTar. 5pproyed July 10. 1933, It Is Hereby Ordained by the County X)f Mcs"" •" -••** Section 1 -- Balance in County Treasurv beginning ot the preceding n^&ythe- precede Paymentsymarde in the i»re<5ea- 577,097 W ing fiscal year 549.53S 04 Intresise in Cash funds ........ *7,586 76 Balance In the County Trea.-tur>' a' the end of the preced fiscal year 20!>.58!.«6 • Kstimated income from all sources during the year covered by this budget are as follows, to-wlt:' Income from taves General _ .fu 1 nd 108,708.23 Total Receipts, Co. Officers $$90,432.21 Total Net Receipts. Co OfT. ... 6V.289 23 Income from Twp. Co. Home 6.870.26 Income Rentals Income County Home Income State's Attorney .3 Income Fines Hwy. Violations Income from Co. Licenses 100.00 . 3,968.03 2,('00.'»0 859.25 24,000 00 100.00 For Sheriff, deputies per diem 2,200.00 For County Coroner's Fees 200.00 For Coroner, reporter fund ... • 125.00 For Supt. of Schools, clerk hire 3,105.00 For Supt. of Schools, oft. sup. 1,500.00 For Court House and Jail, salary Janitor For Court House and Jail, coal For Court House and Jail, light and water For Court House, repairs . For Jail and Sheriff's Residence. repairs l®*or Court House and Jai. sup. For Court House and Jail, tel. For Judicial y, library law books For Judiciary, Justice fees! ! " For Judiciary, misc. exp. ...... For County Home, salaries * for employees 10,000.00 r>>r County Home, food for care of inmates For County Home, sup. for " inmates For County Home, m^icai for care of inmates For County Home, fuil . . For County Home, light and power For County Home, repairs For County Supt. of Highways. salary For County Supt. of Highways, traveling expense For Probation Officer, salary." Circuit Court . ... For Probation Officer, salary." County Court For Probation Officer, trav- ' eling exp.. County Court... For Board of Review, salaries of members For Board of Review, supplies i*or Board of Review, tray- <fing expense For Board of Review, clerk hire" . For County Judge, salary "".!! For County Court, reporter salary For Foreign Witnesses '.!!!S",."- For Bounties, crows, crow" " eggs and foxes Income from State of Illinois Salaries 2,140.00 Total General Fund $203,935.00 Income from State of Illinois M. F. T. Refunds 83,000.00 Balance Countv Highway Fund Nov. 30. 1944 49.504 63 Income County Highwav Tax 48,000.(i0 Income Principal and Int.* Bridge Bonds tax ..... 11,515.00 Total Estimated Income 397.964.83 Secton 2-4- That it is deemed necessary In order to defray all necessary expenses >.nd liabilities of said County for the t-urrent fiscal year that there be and tber«v,bcrehy |H appropriated to be provided for bby the general tax levy and other revenue* for the current fiscal year the aggrepate sum of three hundred nir.ety stvt-n thousand nine hundred fifty four dollars sixty three cents and the object and purpose for which said appropriation is made and amounts hereby appropriated for the -<ame are a^> follows, to-wit: For County Surveyor, service* $1,b00.'i0 For Ciicutit CJ»«*k, record boboks 1,000 00 For Circuit Clerk, bar dockets 100.00 For Circuit Clerk, supplier .... 700.00 For County Clerk, com. fees insane and feeble-minded eases 200.00 For County Clerk, printing .... 1,000.00 For County Clerk, off supplies 1,200.00 For County Clerk, tax extension* 7 5.200.00 For Connty Cierk, criminal cases 600.00 For County 'Clerk, "dog tax licences 150 00 For County Clerk, tax books -.. 600.00 ff'or County Registrars, fees for registering birth and V 'l: ' death certificates .; . .-2<)0.€0 For Elec tlon Officials, per liem lor services ...... .7^500,00 For Election Officials, mileage for travel - 200.00 For Elections, rent of polling places : 500.00 For Elections, printing ballots 2,400.00 For Elections, supplies for pdlling places : .900.00 For Elections, clerk's supoltes f00.00 For Elections, printing list ' of voters ..._ 2 500.00 Fr Elections, registration officers per diem 2,100.00 For Eections, supplies foi; - registration 400.00 For County Treasurer and Ex-Officio Collector, jyrtg--^. 2,000.00 For Publication Of Tax Assessments 1.400.00 For County Treasurer and Ex- Offlcio Collector, office sup. 600.00 For County Treasurer and Ex- OCXIcio Collector, record books 250.00 For County Treasurer and Kx- Officio Collector, collection delinquent persona) property tax bills For County Treasurer and Ex- Officio Collector, interest ' tax anticipation warrant* .... For Sheriff, bailiffs pyr diem, courts For Sheriff, fees for services'. For Sheriff, court per diem For Sheriff, food for pris For Sheriff, offi<» supplies !!.. For Sheriff, cooking for pris. .. For Sheriff, Jail supplies- " and clothing 100.00 eoo.oo 800.00 10.000.00 . 1.000.00 2,300.00 300.0C . 1,200.00 1.800.00 1,800.00 1,500.00 6,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 1,500.00 200.00 400.00 100.00 7,500.00 6,000.00 300.00 1,800.00 $00.00 2,000.00 3,240.00 1,000.00 900.00 1,320.00 1,300.00 2.560.00 100.00 300.00 1,000.00 3,800.00 . 1,800.00 100.00 : 1.000.00 2,000.00 11,000.00 1.300.00 5.000.00 13,000.00 500.00 1,000.00 aOO.OO 4,500.00 1,500.00 200.00 100.00 600.00 3,700.00 1,000.00 6,500 00 1.000.00 600 00 i.ooo oo For Jurors, all courts per diem and ' mileage For Supervisors, per dicni and mileage For Supervisors, printing ..!..! For Care of County Dependent cntidren F°r CZre Tuberculosis Patients In Out of County Satiato**- lums For Medical Tuberculosis Pai. tlentts For Care County Paiiperi"!"!!!!" For State's Attorney, rent Kor State's Attorney, salary. For State's Attorney, asst. sai! For State's Attorney, off. snD. rorti oSntas te's Attorney investii®r a' For State's Attorney, stenoV P°» ^ounty Aid in Building- ' Bridges, construction of bridges K<£ £ounty A,d in Building" Bridges, repair of bridges .. T>rhi!e ii r F_aNmeeidlive sV eterans and Cl"'h.lrl« For Needy Veterans' and Their Families e5 For Needy Veterans and Their Families *or Needy V>teriia« and Their Families . ^,md'cat'on of rub-rcnlosis „ ,n Latlle, solary of Co Vet « cin iInn CCa?tftdl.e'|,C attr,°anv e°lfi nTg"b «e»x«p-ecnusIo«s 'is ' ^ of County Veterinarian COO on ^n c^,Cat,0n. °f T»»>erculosis in Cattle, salary of officesecretary |S2 0 For Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle, office supplies .. 400 00 For Contihgent Fund . 8.500.00 l"or Ins. on County Properties 2,000.00 For Insurance Premiums on Bonds County Officers For McHenry Countv Tub»reu losis Association Fund For McHenry County Farm and Home Bureau, office exp. Home Bureau For McHenry County Farm and Home Bureau, 4-H Club Projects For Bureau For County Zoning Kxpenses For Purchasing of Rectigraph Daylight Duplex Photo- Recording Equipment For Installation of Resti^raph Daylight Duplex Photo? Recording Equipment - Total of General Fund Appropriations $203,935.00 For County AidJ in Building Rridges, to retire bonds and interests 11,515.00 For Payment of Right of Way and Building Roads . . 85,000.00 For County Highway Tax, , maintenance state and state aid roads .....05,204.63 For County Highway Tax, removing snow 2,000.00 For County Highway TaxV office supplies 300 00 Grannd Total of All Appropriations $397,954.63 Section 3-- This ordinance shall be in force and t-ffect from and after nassage and approval according to law. . All of which is respe^ffu.iy submitted. this 11th day of Septefnber, A. E>. 1945. HENRY C. M KI MR, Chairman VAUL ROSEN'TH \L STANLEY H. ConNIHC T. F. NOLAN FRANK B. MeCONIiELL ~~ It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by 8upr. Coy that the report of the Com* 3,000.00 2,200.00 600.00 . 225.00 1,000.00 3,000.00 300.00 mittee on Finance be approved and the Annual Appropriation Ordinance or Budget for the fiscal period ending with the Sunday preceding the lirst Monday in December, 1946 be adopted by this Board and the roll being called Suprs. Ruth, Wf-ight, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Carroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Mackeben, Nolan, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt, Meier and Filip and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried, the report-approved and the Annual Appropriation Ordinance adopted. The Clerk presented the certificates, together with consents, of th# various Highway Commissioners of the County of McHeni y of the amounts necessary to be raised by taxation for the con- . struction, maintenance and repair of roads and bridge^ in the various townships. After )he readftig ot the certificates of levy and consents , by the Clerk, it waa regularly moved by Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the certificates of levy and' consents be approved by this Board, and the roll being called, Suprs. Ruth. Wright, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Carroll, Kuecker,.' Ackman, Mackel/en, Nolan, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt, Meier and Filip and Asst. Supr^. Max'Well and Rosenthal voted aye. Nay none. The Chairman declared the motion' unanimously carried. The Committee on Roads and Bridges resented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Schmitt and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: •pi Mr. Chairman' and Gentlemen"" of th6 Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members ®f the Road and Bridge Committee for said County beg leave to submit the following report on the mattirs before them. That we met on the 16th day of August, 1945 and inspected the Greenwood- Richmond blacktop road known as Sectoin 3IT MFT, recently constructed by the Suburban Oil Company. We found same completed substantially in accordance with the plans, specifications and contract and decided to accept said improvement on behalf of Mc- Hern-y County, Illinois. We then went to Griswold Lake near Burton's Bridge In the Town of Nunda, McHenry County, Illinois and inspected the work being done on the East Riv»r Road known as Section 32 MFT. Deep peat has to be removed from several short sections of the road and the work appeared to be progressing successfully. We again met at Woodstock, Illinois on the 21st day of August, 1945 as word was received that Kane County was „ seal coating the Harmony-Hampshire road to the McHenry County line, anl the contractor would do the portion of the road in this County at the same unit price. We decided to let the seal coat work go until next year. We again met at Woodstock, Illinois on the 8th day of September, 1945, and audited and ordered paid bills of a general nature chargeable to the McHenry County 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 Bwiilnl s cKh argeabKl. e to the variou$s6 6s7e.6c2tions of the County patrol system of roads at rates heretofore approved by this Board were audited and ordered paid as follows: Sections 3, 14 $ <29 41 Sections 4, 16, 18 227.85 Sections 4, 17 232 01 Sections 5, 6 3 00 Sections 7, 8, 9, id." 11, tV.,.-/ 35o!81 Sections 13, 15 ...,. 336 90 T°tal - $3,849.06 We are considering the purchase of three trucks to replace the Mack and two Diamond tTV Trucks which have passed the 200.000 mile.mark, also several other machines, i. e., a motor grader, grav,el loader and small pressure kettle to spray asphalt. , It has been almost impossible to replace equipment for several years due to the war. and costs may go higher after ceiling prices are abandoned. The trucks are needed as soon as possible as tne old ones are no longer dependab'e in snow removal. Slightly heavier trucks than the ones we have, with 13 in. tires, air brakes, heavier clutch and more horse power, cost about $5000 each. The re-surfacing of the oil mix road known as the Bay Road east of Mc- Henryr is nearjng completion. Your committee estimates there will be ticce.ssaiy for the care of the McHenry County, Illinois patrol system of roads an appropriation from the County highwliay funds in the sum of $25,000 until tl^e next meeting of this Board. This includes $8,o<jo for Bay Boad contract and $15,000 for truck purchases. tedA.l l of which is respec>• tfully submitPaul Rosenthal F. NOLAN ... Carl e. wittmus , Q. J."~CARROLI# • .<••'. AUG. W. RUTH* The Committee on McHenrv County Home and Farm presented the following report, to-wit: v. , September 5. 1945 Mrv Chairman and Members of the County °f Superv,sors of McHenry \ our County Home Committee met (c ?o,u..nntTj P,Hi?o1mbeer aS"n d1 9a4u5d' itnetd ,htlei MrHenry e bills for the month of August, 1M45, and respect, fully submits the following, report recommending same be paid • H<1o! C<?" e,po' "*h,h bulbs| I> .26 «• 'Vscuit C'0- crackers 23 fil PPuubhlicl tSTe rvicnea "Cyo .. Seelnetcitnreicl,i tva dv.,. 6.50 Rojal Mue Food Mart., groceries Hubert Pharmacy, medicine .». Superior oil Co.. gas. and kero. .. The Shurtleff Co.. gasoline >V. J. Schmitx. baling hay Ludwig \\ ilson Co., disinfectant and ^-ashing compound v . Mueller & Co., bandages, etc.* Arwell. Inc.. pest control wVw Service, repairs !! Willis Disbrpw. papers and incidentals West. Candy A- Tobpr-oo Co... tob ° Andrew Co., grinding,~>flv spray, etc. 53.75 37.59 29 28 75.33 1.98 125.40 33.21 10.30 15.00 2.50 124.46 18.52 ... 46.15 \i<>h.T» ^ext°n & Co... groceries ..-.. 1m33. 8844 Montgomery Ward and Co.. pillow 2 5# ~l**Vens P"'nt Daily Journal adv 4 41 ^horne & Son. clothing . ' V' ill • iinn</- •d.,ewn7t»aVls* "rth- anl Miller I'at ton Baking Co.! H-ead III. Bell Telephone Co., telephone 'Joodrow.'s Garage, gasoline, etv. >V P. Allen, incidentals W. P. Allen, salary :. " ICsther Allen, salary .. Stephen Steffek. wages . Dorothy Steffek. wages !!!""!! !!.!! Linnea Wolt Mason, salary •I._ F. Mitchem, elevator itis, W. I*. Allen, extra work .... •: l*HiUier Allen, extra work ! W. P. Allen, wages paid "~* Marion Nelson Cream sold Total $2,237.60 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax. Funds as follows: S A.- Rt. Section • 1^,9-T, Maint. labor and mat. 8 4.00 25, 12-IT, Maint. labor mand mat. 11,JO 9. 21-IT, Maint. labor and mat... 36.81 -0B, 22T-24T, engi. labor & mat. 242.00 13, 26-IT, Maint. labor and mat. 25.10 2, 31-T, Engi. labor and mat. .... 42.50 25, 32, Engi. labor and mati 3,438.70 1, 33, Engi. labor anad mat. 40.65 Esther Allen, med. for RUth Kreson ... .... 19.62 85.8n 31.60 15.75 115.00 100.00 86.00 76.00 116.00 39.72 7S.no 75.00 2*. 50 81,687.23 23.04 $1,664.19 81,867.(1