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. ;- v '•-•.• • r- -.'• THE BO AMD OF flUPERtlSOItfl, •w-yi COUNTY, mrnmm ~ Mat W. Ruth, C. Perry WrighWOarl •«, Arwell* lit*., $6.34; co elk off sup 119.78; ctr Wittmus, F. E. Beck, K. C. Coy, O. J. 'i u. kin oil pest control !#.•• County Superint ki i r huiwr Sales and prepare a proper resolution regarding elk rec bk $69.92 68.69 said road and we recommend that It be Panama-Beaver Inc., co passed by this Board at this time. off sup 10.78 There has been a Federal approprla- Supr. Hal. M tion fur public roads and McHenry Aug. W. Ruth County's share from the V. S. govern- C. Perry Wright $161,300 for the next- CaM E. "Wlttmu*.; "" F. B. li-ck E. C. Coy ... Treasury Is O. J. Carroll K. F. Kuecker Carroll. K. F. Kuecker, Chas. ti. AcK- Sir* lee, cooltf repairs man, Harley Mackeben, T. F. Nolan, J. San-yet l.isouli Co., crackers and B. Harrison. Stanley II. Cornue. Frank cookies v.. ; 11. MiConnell. Frank May, Math N? The lifihn Hardware Co., hardware SetimVtl. Ilcrrv i\ Meier and John J. and scttls 19.55 Flllp and Asst. Supervisors A. M. Max- !•'. \V. Vi .,<>!worth Co., thread i;s " well, A. R MeCunnell and Paul Rosen- and clothing , li;#8 3~yenrr." "The" State\>f nVlnois would'piit thai, constituting ;« full Board pi- • .,T" Raue H ardware Co., pipe and in »82.15o and let the contracts. The The minutes of the Speeial April or- (ittln^s *- IM! County also puts in $32,150 and selects ganURtton nu»otinjr, hfcld April 1.6, 194&," Hubert Pharmacy, medicine ... .... 42.10 the road*, ami pays for the engineering1 were presented and rend tand upon mo (<rys;al 1 ake Farm Store, screen 18.36 -out and rislu of way costs in addition Harler Maikchen tion made - ami carried were approved \. < ':cli,„ ki. shoe repaiars ... ..... 7.59 thereto. We have considered the propo- Chan. H. A-kman an£^f) 'IV record. '.- Public Servfiv Co., electricity .... 166..10 si t ion and recammeftd that the resolution T. F. Nolan -The following report of the pounty t;r\!,He Krohn. limestone 24.23 covering same as prepared by the State -Treasurer for the month" of Ap*l. 19 1# rU\v.-'i HI tie Store, gro. and tob..... 87.01 of Ill'nois |>« passed by this Board at Was presented and read to the Board, iJU-nri Jackson, due from over- this time. ' • • -;v» -Payment in. hay 72.12:A Your lommlttee estimates there will -Sm:' _--; ~ _ _ '?*• ^.iSP', f- 'Mien, -incidentals 68.61 be necessary for the care of the Mc- Treasurer • Report ' .' W. T\ Allen, salary 115.90 Henry County, Illinois patrol system of - \ , i r «.••£ tile Konth'of April, 1944 •'» -'U,ih«r-siher O. Allen, s;iWi^ .........'.....s. loo.00 roads an appropriation from the C<~"nt.v v -- ' -"Stephen Stetfek. salary ..1*6.00 jhi; Itwav fund in the sum of MOOOxUntil til >or»thy Stetfek. salary ffc (the ,next meeting of this Board. M.S County Treasurer's Beport For the Mon*h,of April, 1M| Receipt^ , Salance brought to; wajrd April 1st, 1946 .I..,,....,.$201,T07.ll tJeneral Fund , , $184.«4 Supris., County Home 344.40 Supt., County Home ............ Sf.8'6 Chm. license Coriiiiilittee 51,600.00 Highway Fund 40.67- Personal Prop. Back. Taxes i.. 110.9V . Inheritance Taxes ' 6'.i.83 Motor 1-uel Tuxes ....i.. 1,000.(l6 Hwy. Payroll Clear.. AccJ. .2,836.86 Fines for Hwy. vtolatlons .... ,811.00-. Institute Fund ...1. \6.00 Tltal Receipts Otand Total 40.40 10.10 8o.au 1 64.60 ^64.60 II 121.40 16.40 73.30 104.99 was nothing further to come before this meeting, he would entertain a motion Sections 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, W 1 20.40 to adjourn. It was thereupon moved by * Supr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Meier to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. Atteai: - FRANK E B R. D .WOODS, Clerk. I frothy stetfek. satar} T5j(Hl hhe Glen NTelsi>it, salali-j . .75.00 ' v Marioti -Xelsdn. -alary I.innea W-t>tt Mason salary Vf.-P:'Allen; extra work Esther C. rAMen, extr» work .. ... I il.00 • li r. OO .? -- " 75.0ff"(" . ' -r.o^j', . -57.147.07 I' $2,328.59 1 cowr.J89fl Vbs. at 75c ... .. $66.7n Hwga-.2540 It-s. at .J485c 377.19 • ' M*p.. 15,38 428.56 11 of w'hich is ......i« i,iu!iy »dbmlt- E. F. KURCKER, _ " PACK ROSENTHAL " n. J. OARHOLL ' , • • t- F. NOLAN CARL R. WITTML'S I The following six road project ReSo- I ver nfeinted and read "to the I Board, to-wlt: Copy.-»)'• the ai-rive on., file* In the . County C'eik's office. •• • *' j Tt wis thereupon regularly moved by Sfpr. Harrison and duty seconded by $258,264.24 Expenditure* County Orders Jl7,2'>ft.l8 Orand and l'etit Jurors ............ 293.90 Coroner an'l Coro. Jurors .... 30.00 nty Orders . 44 00 Probation OfTieejr 19 Treasurer's S;ila|pjr, 173.40 Clerks' Salaiies 1.195.56 Highway Orders r.,12,945.72_ ^ Inheritance Taxes ....\ 5.00" Stamps • . 901.80 Motor Fuel Tax,es r. I M.191,24 Payroll Clearing Account ....,...2,70n.l 6 . Non-High Fund 6.00 * $1,895.03 Tour'Coitiiity Home Committee met at feiSWrhfeS: 25 °f "wlSw: wr%77te."',V,'S«,TO5toS .»!.rtitod bills same, i ad„ptcd by this Board and the roll '•elnsr caHed, Supervisors Ruth, Wright, i . Total Expenditures -- 36,884.13 Balance on hand in all funds April 30th ....... .....221,270.11 Grand TotAI --.......$258,254.24 "The above and foregoing report is -true, and correct according to m, best knowledge and belief. J. G. STEVENS, ~9- County Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me ^tfs 14th day of May, 1946. . . R. D. WOODS, .(fcal) County Clerk It was thereupon regularly moved by Snpr. Mackphen and du'y seconded by Supr. Wright that the report of the County Treasurer be approved and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Education presented the following report and resignation 4i Mary P. Kndres as County Superintendent of Schools, to-wlt: Mm t* w< II mm:- fca £, '. "k*i tX . 5 •• 1.1..TO Ok.Os; «>e on 9S i><>! U N ! u ' Mfty 3. 1946. To the Chairman and Members of . the Board of Supervisors, • McHenry County, Illinois: , I, Mary P. Kndres, do hereby submit my resignatiitn from the office of Coun- <|r Supterintendent of Schools, McIIenrv County, effective May 20, 1S46. My - .Teason for taking this action is the dis* charge of Mr. Roland B. McCannon, i ^former «>iunty Superintendent of Schools, from service in the United States Navy. I recommend his appointment effective May 20, 1946. I should like to take' this opportunity to extend my grateful appreciation to the McHenry C iiin'y Board of Supervisors for the opportunity tV> serve in the capacity" of County Superintendent ,of Schools and for the snlenrlid cooperation that has been extended me. I hope there can be a continued pulley Of working together for better educational nriviles'es for boys and j^irls l:*y the office of County Superintendent of MehOofti, the Education Committee, and the Board of Sunprvisors. MARY P. F"t)RES. • .. JfcUy ^ .1946. 1 T® the Honorable Board of Supervisors <hf McHenry County. . ' - .'/^Voodstock, Illinois. 4 > Y o u r C o m m i t t e e o n 1 5 d u c k . . o n b e e leave to report that they met at Woodstock on the above mentioned date upon ithe request of Mrs. Kndres, County Superintendent of Schools. •y-c. r'nd'-'s nresented her resignation whfeh is. hereby - attachhed and Made a part of this report as Countv •Superintendent of Schools. Your Committee recommends that Mrs. Endres resignation as County Superintendent of Schools be accepted. J-"Your Committee also recommends that an audit be made of the boolcs at the V.^OlMinty Superintendent of Schools. There being- no further business TWr Committee upon motion duly made and seconded adjourned TliTIiv v* . fU " >»«« r.M • ? ' . •XOd'JC 3j&lt f •)a» P.. twi klii " srfl !•. AUOCSTt'S M. MAXWELL §.E CN.R CYO YC . MEIER HAS. H. ACKMAN •f. F. NOLAN S&ftr 40~>n 0~d>.Z "mm It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst.. Supr. Mefonnoll and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the report be approved and the resignation was accepted and the roll being called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. _ Asst. Supr. Maxwell, f^hairman of the Committee on Education, addressed th© Board and stnt^d that a little over two years ago Roland B. McCannon, Superintendent of Schools of McHenry County, resigned his office and entered the military service of the Cnited States and In the March. 1944 meeting of this Board, Mary P. Endres received an appointment as County Superintendent of Schools to perforrm all the duties of s*»ld County Sunerintendent. Asst. Supr. Maxwell stated further that Lt. McCnnx non. within the next few days, would receive his release and would be in a position to resume his former duties and that he would move at this time that Roland B. McCannon be appointed "County Superintendent of Schools to fill the and drew orders for same. Permanent * 53.13 Running .' 14119.48 Clothing and Shoes .V 64.48 Toha-co .j;;:............ 49.81 Medicine ..I.... 42.10 197.34 Di*t ., Fuel i 113.94 ^owssold Hogs .. ....... .........i..|66.75 177.19 $2,823.59 428 56 $1,895.03 The Committee elected Assistant Supervisor •>.« secretary <$t the committee. E. C. COY ^ .. O. J. CARROLL FB A XK B. McOONNELL PAUL ROSENTHAL .A B. McCONNELL Statements of condition of the ^Inme State Bank of Crystal Lake, State Bank of Pnlon. Cary State Bank, Algonquin State Pank, Hebron State Bank,, Mar n?o State Bank, The State Bank of Woodstock. The Harv'ard &State B-.nk, State Bank of Richmond, State Bank of Huntley, Flrnt State H:>nk of Harvard, and the McHenry State Bank, together with letter from the First National Bank of Woodstock weie pre- ->-nted and read to the Board and it was thereupon re<r'ul;>r!y moved by Supr. Ackman and duly seconded by Supr. r'arroll that the said statements of coniition l»e apj/roved arid that the said 'iSnks he authorised to continue as depositories of the funds of the County Treasurer and Ex-Officio County Collector and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee oh Iloads and Bridges nresenti.-d the following report, which •n motion of Asst. Supr. MeConnell and duly ^seconded by Supr. Schmltt and the roll being called, was declared unanlnouKly adopted, to-wlt; Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Boarl of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersierned rtnembers of the Road 'nd Bridge Committee for said County hog leave to submit (he following report n the matters before them. That we met at W- odstoek, Illinois! m the 11th day of M^-, 1916, and ndlted and ordered paid bWls of a general nature chargeable to tlJie^McTf -nrv ""aunty Patrol System of rn:ins.as a w^iole for repairs and supp!i>>I-=3fni- ""ount yowned machinery and labor at County tool hbu&e and igrounds to a total of «-,i> i'o; o- "ills chargeable to the various sections >f JJ.i.cT'ornty patrid system nf rorid^at r.OKS-dTeretofor.e approvetl by this Board w«*rc audited and..jjrdcrcil paid as follows: ' Sections 5. 14 .....$?70.34 Sections 4, 16, It 388.07 -5,'ctions 4. l? 'l, 1.... 1 27.20 'ections 13,15 ..v.„ 248.ftf> •?e~Mons 5, 6 46.60 '• ions 7, 8, t, 10, Hi .-it 54 Votil *16 219.96 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: S. A. Rt. Patrol Section MFT Xo. 1, maint. labor K- mat. $ 1000 MFT No. 2. maint. labor & mat. 97.34 MFT Rec. 32-Const., labor & mat. 931.24 MFT Sei. 33. ROW Engl, labor and material 166.80 MFT Sec. 33 Engl, labor A mat, 166.40 MFT S^c. 34- Engi, labor & mat. 74.20 Total $1,435.98 We'have received from motor fuel tax funds rental on County owned ma- Chin'erv included In the above report $4.-4 .66, we have received from the State Auditor, refund of State tax on motor fuel used in tractors $139.74, we have also received $19.G7 for machinery rental. Co. Aid Bldg. Birdges. 1 wirote Bridge, and turned same over to the County Treasurer for the Countv road fund, which said sum is hereby rc-apappropriated for road purposes including the repair,, storage and purchase of r'iad machinery or for improvements for buildings to house machinery. That we have met several times during the past month and Inspected most 'if the roads on the State Aid System. The Spring breakup was the worst in •-•everla years and it will take considerable work and thousands of yards of gravel to restore the roads. We found •leVernl damaeed culverts and bridges and ordered them repaired. We inspected several gravel pits and made arrangements to buy crushed gravel. W," have bcon unable to find anv Travel f0r the proposed new MFT road knotyn 'as the ^Woodstock-Alden road. wl^ln reasonable hauling distance and have decided to recommend that the i Mary P Endres road be buit of soil cement similar to 1 Panama-Beaver Inc. the road that leads from Hartland Village to State "Route No. 14. and we in- Wittmus, Coy, Kuceker, Ackman, Mackeven, ^'o^n Harrison, Cornue, MeConnell, Mnv, Schmltt, Meier and Filip and A^"t Supervisors Maxwell. MeConnell inil Rosenthal voted aye. Nay nohe. The ' h^lrrtian' dec tared the motion unanlcarried and the "Resolution adopted. .The CWk presented lists of Claims agninst the County and on motion of " "ht Ku.'"kfr and di'ly seconded bv JiTitpr. Meier and declared carried, the •mne were referred to the proper com- -r-lttees f»nd the Board adjourned to 1:80 " M l>ST for committee work. 1:80 G'C&COZ F. M. (». S. *.) ' Board met pursuant tar adjournment \nd upon roll call, the same members rescinded to their names as appeared >f record in the morning session, excepting Asst. Supr. Maxwell 6f7 Dorr r,ownship. constituting a quorum1 present. .t appearing to the Board that it Is aeei ssary to make new selections as to uror ; f;.r the Courts of McHenry v.oun- 'y, the members ^rom the vatlfius townships presented new lists of not less h-'i one-ten'h of the legal voters of •ach sex of each town or precinct for he rr.isp'1 t've jj: v service In the Courts cf McHenry County which lists were rend by the Clerk. It was thereupon regularly moved hy Supr. Nolan •nd duly seconded by Supr. Ruth that 'he following resolution be .adopted, towlt: Be It Resolved,, that the names read a thi.-? Board \*h'ch names have -«en selected l-y the Supervisors of the •espectne townships of not less than h-etenth of the legal voters of each "x of each town or precinct In the 'onnty and which names appear in 'ury List No. 12 now on file in the ounty' Clerk's office of McHenry Coun-' Illinois, I e and hereby is declared he legal Petit Jury List for the Courts f McHenry County, sn.d List being nd lieret-y is mnde a part of this record. And the roll be'u& called, the Chairan declared the motion carried and i" Resolution unrnlmously adopted, it vi thereupon regularly moved by \sst. Supr. MeConnell nnd dulv s« c niV.l h- Suor. Mackeben that the folwlnrr Ros'lution- L« adopted by this loard, to-wlt: - Be H Resolved by the Board of Super- ")?- <k M-Henry County, Ill'nrds. tha' e Ch.-'lrm^n appoint a, commit'tee of ( r?e. simcrviuors and that said comniits be ;>hd herahy is authorired to select tich t'rr.ea as nve.reti'-iired' from tht Mt Jr y T 1st No. 12 of McHenry ninty nnMe In the cffu-c of the Coun- ' '-rk r 'lombor of persons equal to e fn- • h ""er*1! of the Circuit 'o- rt of inid Cctinty to sep%-e" as Petil urors as provided by Chapter 78 of IJe- •!sed Stfttitcs of Illinois as subsequentv amended. nrl the roll being called, the Chair- <Tc.c»^red the motion carried and the t.-r,».,tj-,n uninitnously adopted. ^ t « d ^ n p ' s . F . B . iMcConnell and G. J. CaVroll and Asst. Supr. A. M. Maxwell to act as auch committee. The Committee on Clallms. Labor, Fees and Supplies presented the following report, which on motion of Su*ir. Wittmus and duly seconded by Supr. Meier and the roll being called, Was -'eclared unanimously adopted, to-wit: 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 all claims oresented to them and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Merk be directed to issue orders on the '""ounty Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, •o-wlt: "Yank Thornber Co., clr elk sup *5.73: cir elk rec bk $66.12° co treas off sup J9.86; co elk off sup flO.39 . Tnrvard Herald, co elk off spp . Woodstock Daily Sentinel, supr. prtg *2.R0; clr elk sup $42.00. Richmond Gazette, co treas off sup 84.70 Vational Used Car Mrkt, co treas off sup T<I'• Office Service, ct hse sus $443.73: co hwy off sup $10 T6; sun schs off evp *10.50: co elk off «up *?.50- co treas off sup, *4 50: «-hf off sup $9.30 ,.....^ 481.21 ^rywtal Lake Herald. s»:pr prtg 84.80 'I. W. S"hmidt Co., co hwy off sun. f?.9l : sttp schs off exp ? sh' »np *2.19; Co treas off sun $16^9. clr sup *1.79 Byers Prtg. Co.. co hwy off sup Sup. Schs. Off. Exp.-- $ 91.10 . 181.00 44.60 45.00 »T AH 28.96 vacancy caused by the resignation - -- or Mary P. Endres as County Snperin- structed the County Superintendent of m? ; tendent of Schords. said appointment to take effect as of May 20, 1946. Said tnotlon was duly seconded by Supr. Meier and the roll being called was declarerd unanimously carried and the Chairman declared th« appointment made. ' T h e C o m m i t t e e o n M c H e n r y C o u n t y Home, Farm and Hospital presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Meier and dulv seconded by Asst TOpr. Maxwell and the roll being called declared unanimously adopted, to- V, • !•' ' *. a. „ May 8, 1946. *r. Chairman and Members of the l^oard of Supervisors of McHenry • 'iCounty; . Your County Home Committee met on &3(ay 8, 1946, at the McHenry Countv t Home and audited, the bills for the month of April 1946, and respectfully submits the following report. recommending same be paid. G. J. Carroll, seed corn --39 On -jCMenn Boyce, gasoline ...* 8.67 €•. Foster Mansfield, cookie* 2.64 IW. Bell Tel. Co., telephone .Ui.^4 25.80 ».Patton Baking Co., bread 62.no 'A. W. Johnson, tobacco 8.10 St. O. Andrew Co., feed, seed and grinding 127.10 Woodstock Dry Goods Co.. clothln* 39.04 < Botts Weldiner Service, welding -1.50 Ooodrows Garage, gasoline •>- 2"4.00 Chicago Motor Club, insurance .... 67.12 and tobacco 29.86 Ktontgomery Ward and Co., Cloth- • Ing and grep.se ....ul..... 10.74 . KUperior Oil Co., fuet 11S.94 1 Aimer. Hospital Supply Corp. dlnlnfectani 17.94 jUudwig Wilson Co.. soap, 'mops, •*. and washing powder 43.48 John Sexton & Co., groceries .... 232.16 W. L. Bakkom X- Co..*pipe 8,34 Municipal Electric Co., light bulba 18.11 The ShurtlefT Co., fencing 12.70 Western Candy Sc. Tob. Co., tob 16.0 .• -- • , Highways to prepare a proper supplemental resolution to thia effect and we Recommend that It be passed by this "oard at this time. A suitable sandv irrav can -be secured from the old toward gravel pit at 12 cents per cubic vard. The securing of the right of wav for "'aid Woodstock-Alden road is nearing ompletion and we recommend that a •rop^r revolution he passed by this Board^jtt this time appropriating $10,500 >r so much thereof as needed to pay for and, damage, fences and condemnation iroceedlngs. At the time the Miller's Corner Twin r-akes blacktop road in the Town of li'hmond was ^extended to the State Line on a new alignment it was agreed" 'hat the old rodd could go back to the farm. We therefore recommend that a -esolution to that effect be passed by •his Board at this time- There is a •dmilar case on the East River Road north of Griswold Lake In the Town •>f Nunda, where the land owners are netitioning that the old road no longer needed to go back to the farrrfs. We •herefore rec<ftftt(iend that a resolution liscontinulng the unneeded parts of the >ld road as a State Aid Road be passed by this Board at this time. We have decided to recommend that 'he County's highway workers be grant- "d a. raiso in pay/retroactive to May 1, 1946 as follows: W^llc operating machines and trucks 1-0 cents per hour above present rates of pay. • Road patrolmen and also labor with- "lit use v»f motor driven machinery 6 •epts pei hour additional above present -aTW of pay. ">Iie matter of the petition for a road mprovement in the Town of Dorr from M-'xwll's corner north to State Route ,\ro. 120 was discussed and we decided that it would he a desirable improvement and we therefor© instructed tho 11.06 16.16 1.12 187.8^ J. E. Harrison Stanley H, Cornue ... j 1 tank MeConnell . Fiaiik May , Math N, Schmltt Henry t', Jli icr Mohn J. Fllip . A. M. Maxwell A. B. MeConnell .1... 7.20 Paul Rosenthal *1. 112.00 Vestle Muldoon, ct hse Jail sal 160.00 Ifenry A; Nulle, shf pej- diem fees serv ... 160.00 Regular J"ne Meeting:* 1946 T*Hl Honornble Board of Supervisors 90.10 Conntl met in regular sesttg jg sion pt the Court House in the C'ty of 88ioo jWoodaicok on Monday, the 10th day of ........VI72^00 1 -A- D. 1946 at ten o'clock A. M. " • ii.oi f-) I The meeting was called to order by th^ Chairman. 'Frank E. Beck, and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flaig of the Cnited States of America was given " y the Clerk with all members of the 1«, 15 .... 813.18 Crystal Lake Herald, co Boalnff .. 294.59 exp $11.60; co treas off sup ««.|S 17 . ..2,327.84 T. F. Nolan, co sonlng exp .. 683.74 W. W. Hixson Co., co sonlnff exp 111. Bell Tel. Co., ct hse Jail tel 1 $6,935.86 Registrars Birth and Deaths, co elk regstr B and Lt t. Ins. Depdn. (I 20.00 20.401 Ota S. Nulle, shf cook for pris .... Iu0.0« iPni,ri1 !,nd v'"ltors present participating Sup. Schs. Asst. ami Clerk Hire-- ^te" , which the roll wu* called by rena J. McCannon 113.7» 1 th'? -md the following members Shirley Salznian /lice Jones, er TB off sal ............. 110.00 City of Woodsto<«k, ct hse Jail It ;iud water ............1..., 99.88 ftldgefield Farmers Supply, ct ha#- • Jail -coal 71.92 R. J. «jvert;n, cir ct pro off sal 75.00 Alt of which is respectfully submitted.' ;HAfJI-!"T Chm. if E. F. KUECKER K- HARRiSy^ fffn\\NI.KY II. CORKHBJ • .}.Li 120.00 1 r,,~",,onded to their names, to-wit: The Oimmitjee on Claims, County Poor presen+ed»thc ¥ijH"Wlng report, whiih on notion of Supr. Filip and duly seconded sy §upr. Wolun and the roll beiug called, t s' declared unanimously adopted, towlt: 85.00 67.00 63.00 Sn.OO 22.50 20.0() 2^.50 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor 'laitns would beg leave to report that hey have examined all claims prtwnt- >d to them, and recommend the payment >f the following, and that the Qlerk be lirected to i -.sue orders on the Qounty r'i«*arsurer t«. 11.•• • Claimants for the several amounts n'lowed, as follows, to-wit: Dependent Children-- ?t. Vincent's Home for Chil.* Harvey 60.00 utheran Child Welfare AsSJI., It.it»Uiff and Daymond 'ark I'idge School for Girls, DeLine vllen(?ale Farm. Delaine Moresan Catholic Charities, Glosson .- 'ra e i'3. Stewart, S wen son Mrs. Floyd Mason. Krezan • »rs. I.illbin Gathman. Kressan ... onise Brooks, dependt chll $24.46 pro off trav exp $ 12.86 67.81 Dependent Children-- Trs, C.-r-slus Sweatrian. Stfendman 22.50 Care T. B. patients-- '!• C„. j. n. San 1,786.00 nckford Mun. T. B. San., Powers 120.00 »' M which is respectfully .subrnited. , fe. PERRY WRIGHT. Chairman J'RA XK B. McCONNELL C. COY . .. , >*RA NK MAY - 1 • - A. B. McCONPTELtj ' " - The follo-.ving petition of ftie Village r Spring Grove asking ^or the improveent of a brid'.'e over the Nippcrsink reek in said \"il>:ige in Burton Townhip wr« oresented and read to the oard, to-wlt: Copy of tlie above' on. file in the ' •"nt;- Clerk's office. It w"! i h-reup n regul.ir'y moved by upr. M^y and duly seconded by Asst. 4upr. MeConnell that the chairman be intruded to appoint a committee of three h.-pervisofs and that said petition be "ferreiJF t<V. said Committee and the said "W>Fnr»-?ttee s > appointed, together with ie S::pt. <-t Highways be given full >wcv to a"t concerning the Improve- '•nt f>f s-)!d 'rid.'Te and the roll being "'d. the Cha'rman declared the moion unanimously carried. The Chairit apt) dnt. d Suprs, Math N. Schmltt ' ? ,T'-hr v F trr' >oii»-in'i A *«« gupr P. ^"Connell as said Committee. A V' t;ti<in for road Improvement In ie •"•iith half of Riley, Coral and Grafn Townships signed by fifty residents 1 p-opj.t-ty owners was presented and referred to the Road and Bridge Committee for investigation and report. The Committee appointed to select a list of persons equal to 100 for each Trial Term of the Circuit Court from the Jury List No. 12 is now on file In the County Clerk's office, said jurors to be selected for the ensuing year, mhde a report showing such selections which •. port was read by the Clerk It was 'he-eupi 11 regularly moved by Supr. Harrison and duly seconded by Supr. Schmltt that said report be approved and that said selections so made be >rdered attached to the aforesaid Jury List Xo. 12 and lie hereby made a part •f this record, and the roll being called, ^nprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Coy, I'arroll, Kuecker, Ackman, Mackeben, Volan. Harrison, Cornue, MeConnell. May, Schmitt, Meier and Filip and Asst. ^tiprs. MeConnell and Rosenthal voted 'J'e. Nay none. The Chairman declared he motion unanimously adopted. The following communication from he Lake County Tuberculosis Santtorum was n»esented and read to "U 'card, to-wit: Burgess' Anderson A Tate Inc. 111. Elell Tel. Co., ct hse Jail tel Ct. Hse. Sup.-- Ludwig Wilson Co. 64.46 Thomas F. Forrest, M. D 18.00 C. S. Sanitary Specialties 12.00 Mlshler Electric, ct hs<» sup $236.66; ct hse repairs $102,585 338.40 Ct. Hse. Repairs-- William J. Brown 7.00 L. Bakkom .; 1.50 Charles G. Seidel. Co elk Ins depdn Sullivan and Waumsly 60.80 °earl Schultz, co cor reporter .... 5.00 L. Tryon. co sup hwy trav exp 66.00 ^hnrles F. Haves. Judcy Jus fees $40.00. en elk elec supl ?5.0n 45.00 B. O. Andrew Co., ct hse Jail coal 12.75 T. F. Nolan, co zoning exp 6.80 Dr. R V. Kennellv, er TB off sup 20.88 !""arr s Serv Station, contingent.... 17.76 Charles J. Meyers, judcy Jus fees 15.00 •bidcy Library--1 Edwin H. Cooke 6.00 Callarhan A CS ; 7.00 American Law Book Co SO.00 lawyers Co-Op. Pub. Co. 10.60 Shf. Per Diem Fees Serv.r--«- Henry A. Nulle, Shf 800.00 Hentv A. Nulle . 49.01 Ora S. Nulle 30.00 Shf. Feeding Pris.-- Plngels Grocery A Mkt. • 48.74 'lakside Deirv Products-... ^ 14.04 frackett's rtakery .... 25.88 smus & Son 67.19 '""'"m Cnited Gas Elec. Co. t.16 Shf. Dpty.-- °oree J. Fhlert 10.00 Tarry E. Beu .j - $.0f> Harold Hobbs V: _ ;... lf.00 ""ude F McDermott .......1.^.^..;. 16.00 "•ed S. Gay S 00 •"heodore S. Miller 6.00 " D. Holmes 80.00 P"red Wendt 20.00 ". V. Sennvan •••:.„ -Viilis lobe. Shf dpty 16.00r 1-ailifT $30.00 86.00 ^ MayEleventh, 1946. hslrman. Tuberculosis Committee >TeH bounty I?" * of Supervisors Woo i^* ,, k, Illinois Dear Sir: The rising costs of providing complete hospital care for patients has Increased >ur per diem cost of operation. Tn view of this T am instructed by my pr>->rd to in'nrm vnn tha* of June 1 the rtqiiv c»*nree for complete care will be $5.00. This represents our cost of providing such care. Sincerely yours, CKP.HF CHARLES K. PETTER, M. D. It was thereupon resrularly moved by Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Filip that .said matter by referred to the proper Committee for report and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. Suor X.ilan, Chairman of the Zoning Commission, addressed the Board and <tate<i that his commission was not pre- •i*>red at this time to have final action ^aken on th« Comprehensive Ordinance '>"f"p,. tb' • Board for adoption: th*t the 'erlal mans were jost received vester- 'ay and that they h^d several matters *0 adjust corieernlnT County Zoning and hp would move at this time that ill matters pertalninir to County Zonin-r >nd to the aHoption of a Comprehensive onlne Oid'nance be referred back to 'he Zonin-r Pommlsslon for report at the 'line. 191fi meeting of th1* fonrd 4 Sit.'1 •"oHon \vn^ dulj- so'-ended bv ,Sunr "eier and the roll being called, the ^hairman dc~>ared the motion uAanlnonsiy carried. Sever--1 communications from thf ""•nto of T,l'nois. Department of 1'ublic Works ->nd i^uildlngs and State of UHnois, r>»»»rtment of Aeronautics were ••ad and ordered placed on file. • Sunr. Xolan of Dorr Township adir* ss«d tlie Board and stated that It n-as nec<-~-sary for his Township to se- •ur»^ a site for the erection of proper '"•"•"ngv to house the Township road -•nd pi->'dii.nery equipment and that his Township would like to lease a small Portion of the old Fair Grounds proper- 'y to be used for that purpose. He <t»tod tiu-t they would'^ot need very '•inch room and did not feel that it "•ouM jf, way interfere w'th the •lotting of the C'"inty road machinery. * iii thr»i he would move at this time •baJ said reouest be referred to the j ' nn<<« i>n'l l^ots Committee fro their fctl^sition and report. Said motion ?ivde C. Miner, shf dpty $90.00; iw,"s d»1y seconded by Asst^ Supr. Mcbailiff $35.00 125.00 '""'•nell and "declared unanimously car- Frank Thornber Co., clr elk eup .I1-1®*1- -• • • ^ Supervisors August W. Ruth, C. Perr?.- Wright, Ca-rl E. Wittmus, Frank E. Beck. E. O. Co^. G. J. Carroll. B. F. kuecker, Chas. H. Ackman, Harley Markeben, T. F. Nolan, J. E. Harrison, Stanley H. Cornue, Frank B. MeConnell, Prank May, Math N. Schmltt, Henry C. Vefe- anfl John J. Fill and Asst. Sunervisors A. M. MaXwell and A'. B. MeConnell constituting a quorum present. The minutes of the Special May meet- 'n°". held May 14, 1946 were read and ton motion fl*>r>ri'-ed and ordered of record. The following report of th» Conntv Tretsurer for the month of May, 1946 was presented and read anfl upon mol" rt !;• Supr. Wittmus and duly •*>econd"d 1 ;• Sunr. Schmltt was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wlt: County Treasurer's B«poet *or t>«-' Month of Kay, 194^ - Beeetpts "a'tnep hrousrht forward Mny 1st. 194 6 Geneal Fund Umervisors Co. Home v?npt. County HomeB ;.... ^hm. Tjioooi- T I cense Com. ""ounty Officers' Fees ...: T-TI«hwny Fund .: Prop. Back Taxse ... r",.her't*»nee Taxes Motor Fuel Taxes '••»vroll Clearing Account Cities for Hwv. Violatlofil nisp-'ted T^xes I ^og Tax Furid state's Attorney's Fund . "Petal Receipts 555.4.' f,200.00 594.40 1 39.S4 319.11 12.60 1,371.62 r621.n« 1,166.15 41.00 780.00 16,904.07 . Grand Total ........^t... Sipratliittl i^oun'y Orders "rand and Petit Jurors '->'•<-n->r t^or. Jurors ... "onut;,- Orders 'oopty Court Jurors Snliry ^Jerk's Salaries *"ttnd Highway Orders '•">^->1 i*->nc» Taxes Stamps ^on-Hl^h Fund : ^Tntof Fuel Tnres !"a--roM ^'e^rlng Account .. "ridge Pond Fund ....$238.271.18 -114,437.52 11.60 30.00 69 20 ....... 176 10 V 173.40 . 9-7 40 186.80 '7,243.73 .<„.... 69.83 _...... 150.30 35.00 .: 735.42 t,400.12 . 830.00 fotol Expenditures • "i' 'n"e on-hand. In all funds May 81st .28,526.32 .209,747.86 . Grand TotM $238 274.is •**U« above and forecrolng report Is we and corr""t ncwording to mv best •nowledge and belief. J. G. STEVFNS, County Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me *>ts 10th da j* of June, 1946. R. D WOODS. fSeal) County ClerJi,, The Clerk presented tne semi-annua' *>n^rt«' of- the fVynty ClerK, Circuit ^leHt, Sheriff and Treasurer, -which relorts, ">n motion duly made and carried ••'re Vrred to the «roner committees "Che Committee on Eradication of Tu- •er^tlosis in Cattle made a r.ecommenfor the re-apnointment of r»r. F. Kennelly as County Veterlrarlnn V'TJ^nry foonty to administer the vs •-ot 'evi* Mia Vvi «»•} 4 r> f Tuly 1. 1946 and ending not later than •Tune 30, 1947, together with a recommendation for an increase in salary for Alice Jones, secretary to said County Veterinarian, and presented the follow- 'rig contract and agreement, to-wit: June 6, 1946. To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the "oard of Supervisors; Vour Commtitee on Eradication of Tuberculosis in Cattle met at the Court House on June 6, 1946 and made a recommendation for the re-appointment of ^r. BB. F. Kennelly as County Vet.erl- "srian for McHenry County to admln- "stro the tuberculin test for the year beginning July 6. 194R and ending not 'at^r th«n June 30, 19-»7. Your Committee would thereupon beg 'eave to present the following contract ^n'l agreement, to-wlt: Copy of this n»»«oment on file in the ""ountv Clerk's office. Your lpe would further recommend tjhat the salary,of Alice Jones, "eorctarr to the County Veterinarian, "»r. B. F. Kennelly, be Increased from Mio.on to *125.00 per month, effective Tune 1, 1946. *ll of which Is resrfectfully submittlNS G. J. CARROLL STA NLEY H. CORNUB CARL E. WITTMUS .Tit. f" .thereupon regularly moved bv Wright ?ii1 dulv seconded by Asst. -opr. Mefonn^l that Dr. B F. KenneUv Countv Veterinsriq^ that »»!»> contract be approved and the salary of the secretary to the Veterinarian be Increased from $110.00 to $125.00 a month, effective June 1946, and the roll heinir called, the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and Dr. B. F. Kennelly appointed County Veterinarian of McHenry County, subject to contract ajrd Agreement, and the raise in salary of said secretary approved. The County Treasurer presented a report showing payments due tije County 'rim Townships on County Home, which wa», on *»otlon duly made and carried. >rd*red nlaced on file. "«h«v called unin the two -loiPtcii parties as represented hy the n' th' Biftrd for sugges» «v^rtr,»-s to act as .Tudees and "•let-ks of Flection and also,for the deslg- '"tlon of polling places for the various '"""'nets j»r<i 'districts Iq McHenry ""on,,*,. fnr. the en«»iln«r year. After the •cieet<cT> was marfe. It was regularly -^o->-e^ hy Suor. Mackeben and duly sec- •n<*ed >•'• Supr. ,Wlttmns and decared »hat said selections be referred 1 *»>n (--...-.mlttce on F'ectlons for renort The committee on Roads and Bridges •'esottt^d th-> followin/r report, which n motion of Supr. Ackman and duly •"eonded y Sunr. Ruth and the roll be- """et --is declared unanimouslv dopted, to-wit: Hr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Poard o^ Supervisors, McHniry Coun • v. Illinois: The"undersigned memberfe of the Road nd Brldire Commlteee for said County •eg leave to sub-nit the following report n the matters before them. That w» met at Woodstock, Illinois, n the 8th day of June. 194C, and audit- • d and ordered paid bills of a genera iature chareeable to the McHenry Connv patrol yst-^m of roads ss a whole for -en->irs an<l supplies for County owned -nachinery and lrbor at the County teal in"«e and grounds to a total of $2,209.11 BPls chargeable to the various sec- Ions of the County patrol system of -o'ids at rates heretofore approved by •his Board were audited and ordered •>ald as follows: .Sections 3. 14 -- $ 2&7.46 Total Bills were audited And out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: I Co. Clk. M. F. T. Patrol Section fDr. C. E. Witt No, 2 maint. labor ar.d material « 6.00 Dr. J. F. Harris Sec. 32 const, labor and material 1.473.50 ! Woodstock Trucking Serv,, et BSC. 83 ROW engo. labor and mBt. 89.20 ! hse repairs _ Sec. 38 engi. labor and mat 38 00 i True Value Store, ct hee sujt Sec. 34 engl. labor and mat 4.t.40 'Ludwig Wilson Co.. et hse sap .... • • Bohn Hardware CA, rt hse sup ... ToTal • ). ..|1,699.10 ;Carr's Service Station, contingent In the matter of the petition for the 'Charles F. Hayes, judcy Jus fees Improvement of the road from Hunt- j R. O. Andrew Co., ct hse Jail coal . ley through Hartncny to Slate Bond Is- C. L. Tryon. co sup hwy trav exp 112.6fr sue Route 23 In the Towns of Grafton Frank Thornber Co., co elk off sup 24.61; Coral and Riley, referred to this Com- Shf. Per Dtem Fees Serv.-- v mltee. It was decided to recommend Henry A. Nulle, Shf. 1,020.85^. ! that said road be placed on the road 1m- i Henry A. Nulle - M30fcK'if brcvement and we recommend that an I Shr. Feeding Pris.-- 1- Improvement resolution covering said : Western United Qas & Elec. Co. J.i^>- project be passed by this Board at this ! A smus & Son : , 4L0#.?, " titre. f I Trackett's Bakery 86.77 - A further, step is necessary in the i Tea Co. 49.7V - .matter of the Wderal-Aid Second&jry | ®hf-" Program, and #e recommend that aiJo"n Buchte ..... resolution fixing the priority and type j^rank W. Prokc if construction for the road from the Harry E. Beu . Five Conrrs South of Union to'"Huntley ' Harold Hobbsy and from Huntley to' Algonquin be I Fred Wllke pa.c-scd by this Board at this time. We expect the State program for improvement of Town roads h® ready for advertising for bids very soon. The C6unty% handles the funds and lets the contrHCts. We therefore recommend that this Committee be authorized to proceed with the project and© ltt the contracts to the lowest and best bidders • nd that the Chairman of the County Board of Supervisors and the County Clerk be authorized to sign the con • tracts and approve the b6nds upoq re* -eiving due notice from the Road and £tjrldg«s Committee all .-subject to finals approval of this Board and the proper state officials. Due to high water and we think, also to dredge work, the Bielke Bridge on the Wcodstock-Marengo road was found to be In a dangerous condition, as the north wall was being undermined and the water level on the down stream side vas lower than the bottom of the rootlngs. Some old wooden piles and stones left •tnder the bridge seemed to be the onlv hing keeping the bridge from being •cashed out. We were about to have nter-locking steel sheet piles driven across the channel to stin the wsh >vhen the Commissioners of the Ktsbwaukee Special Drainage District No. stated they wished to lower their litch to the level" of the creek Just west >f the bridge. They agreed to pay *250.00 toward' the cost of protecting he bridge. We decided to accept the >ffer and proceeded to drive the steel lies around both abutments at a cost >f $700.00. Amemorandum of the agreement accompanies this report and we •ecommend that the Chairman of the 'oiinty Bond and Bridge Committee bs uthorlzed to sign same on behalf of McHenry County, Illinois" preliminary o Its being signed by the Commission rs of raid District. Another 'drainage matter Is before h,» Committee at the-Shearer Bridge •bout 3 miles west of Woodstock on the Woodstock-FranklinvUle Road. Several 'and owners desire to cross the black op road by lowering the bed of the trerm under the bridge. The State's \ttrrney has prepared a resolution giv ntr them a permit and w<; recommend l\at this resolutlin be-approved hy this 'oard at this tine, We have ascerained the depth of the footings as not ess than 7 feet below the top of the rld^e opening. Your committee estimate^ there will tnecessar--- for the care of the Mc- Tenry County. Illinois patrol system of •onds an appronriatlon from the Countv highway fund.in the sum of $4000 until he next meeting of this Board. Ml of which Is respectfully submitted. ft F, KITKCKBR , . . Q. J. CARROLL ' Japi, p WITTHUS - ': ft F. NOLAN The following Resolution for Improvement on State Aid Routes 12 and 31 un- 'er M. F. T. w«s presented and read nd upon mntl >f Supr. Carroll and 'Ply seconded h, Svpr. Wright and -the •oil being caHeu, was declared unanl -ously adopted, to-wit: r»-~'Mtion on file In the County Clerk's office. The following Federal Aid Secondary Improvement Resolution was presented and read to the Board, to-wlt Copv of this resolution Is on file In 'he County Clerk's offce. It was thereupon regularly moved by Stipr. Filip and duly sceonded by Supr. Mackeben that the Resolution be adopted hv this Board, and th« roll being called, fhe Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Clerk presented llats of Claims •»gainst the County and on motion of snpr. Kuecker and duly seconded by Supr. Meier and declared carried, the said claims were referred tfi the proper committees and the Board adlourned to 1:30 O'clock P: M. (D. S. T.) for committee work. iiao omooi v. m. (B. s. t.) The Board pursuant to adjournment •ind noon roll call the same members -esponded to their names as appeared ->f record In the morning session, constituting a nuorum present. M'«s Karlen Hecht, Acting Clerk of 'he Board of Supervisors, addressed the Board and thanked the trjembers for the beautiful bououet of flowers and for 'heir thoiiphtfulness and consideration. The fo'iow1!!? Memorandum of Agreenent with the Commissioners of Klnh- •vaukee Sneclal Dralnafe District No. ' with regnri' to the Beilke Bridge was »resentprt Prd read to the Board, to-wlt: Copy o' this af-«ement on file in the ""ountv Clerk's office. srt™ «^o~.n dls""osion. It was regularlv mw»d bv Supr. Wright and dulv seconded by Supr. Wittmus that the ftlemorandum of Agreement be approved, and the roll being called, the Chairman declare the motion unanimously carried. The following letter from the State's Attorney. Don A. Wicks, together with a. petition i-y four landowners and Resolution for Permission to Cress State Aid Road In Seneca Township under the Shearer Bridge with a Drainage Ditch were presented and read to the Board, o-wit: Conv of the letter nnd n«tltion on 'lie in th» County Clerk's office. Supr. Kuecker addressed the Board nd explained the project In detal and 'fter pome further discussion. It was •cirularly moved by Supr. Ackman and 'nly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConell 'h"t the Resolution be adopted, and the •oil beln? called, the Chairman declared 'he motiftn unsnimonsly carried. The Committee on Calms. Labor "^ees nnd Sunplies presnted the following -cport, which on njotion of Snnr. Meier "•nd dulv seconded by Supr. Schmltt and •he roll-being called, was declared unanmously adopted, to-wit: ror report. 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 all claims Presented to them, and recommend the 'lymenl of the following, and that the ""lerk b« directed to issue orders on the ""ounty Treasurer to the Claimants for h" several amounts allowed, as follows, *.o-wit: 1 '"rank Thornber Co., cir elk rec t-k $75.10; co elk ptg $73.90; co c'k„ elec supl 828.69; c3o elk off supl *45.64 $218.82 'Voodstock Daily Sentinel, cir elk sun >so.on: eont $83.70; supr prtg $2.40 ifg.ie Ml. Off. Supply Co.. cir eik sup *7.23 Slip. Schs. Off. Exp.--. , "homas Randolph Co .J,* Myers Printing Co T,oerl1tt Beckpell Co < ^ •burgess. Anderson and Tate • 5.00 lO.Ofr 6.00T. 6.00 6.00f lO.OOf 10.00- 6.00- 20.0flf 6.00 6.00 6.00 20.00 tn.15 M.61 <7.82 6.16 >«#*• Theodo ^red Wendt Martin Bohl .! H. D. Holmes Howard Cairns . Claude F. McDe.rtnott 1 uvergre E. Feeley Hazel Wllke. shf dpty 86.00: bciliff $ir,.00 Clvde C. Miner, shf dpty 885.66: bailiff $40.00 Clvde J. Zoia, bailiff J.. *"." Willis Jobe. bailiff T/ee • DIttman. ct hse repairs t'estle Muldoon, shf feedg pris t.ee Dlt'mann, ct " At'gust W. Roth Sunr. S»'. Mileagi r". Perry Wright .... Carl E. Wittmus _... r>. E. Beck C. Coy G. J, Carroll E. F. Kuecker "^has. H. Ackman Harlev Mackeben .. "n. F. Nolan lohn E. Harrison .... at"jiiey H. Cornue ~vinv P. MeConnell •^mnk May Math N. Schmltt Henry C. Meier « T o h J . F i l l n . . . . . -\. M. Maxwell .. V B. MeConnell I Paul Rosenthal ^7 "•tv of Woodstock, tit hse Jaii It and waterr, p» S. Nlile. «hf cook" for prls. ""I'y A. Nulle, shf per diem fees serv -iMe fuVonn. ct hse jaii aai . ? n. Schs. Asst. and Clerk Hlr^-- ^hlrley Salrmnn 120.00 T McCannon 113.76 .Teres, er TB off sal 110.00 R. T. Overton, clr ct pro -tW sal.... 7R,oo t " '1 r'f which is respectfully submlt- HART .i^V V A crCRBKN Chm. ' F F KCECKEn sT*V^v H. CORNUE * E. C. COY 126.00 25.00 24.05 1 ftn Hi 11 97.90 82.00 8fi.no 65.60 32.60 92.40 70.20 96.76 119.20 71.00 26.80 96.80 106.60 72.00 14.80 81.20 80.80 100.00 150.00 150.00 Committee on Claims, County "•w wresent^d th" following report, "h'c* on motion of Sunr. Nolan and duly ;""°u<ied by Supr. Wittmns and the roll Hefne called was declared .unanimously dopted, to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen Of th* r'onrd of Supervisors: » Your Committee on County Poor "•'"ims would be? leave to report that *l*ey have examined all claims presented to th->m and recommend the pavment -f the following, and that the Clerk be '"rected to issue orders on the County Tv«i«urcr to tho Claimants for the sev- \r"l amounts """wed, a# follows, to-wit: Don^ndent Chll.-- - !-,v'ersfro Indus. Home for Child., - Turner $ 18.00,- 1 ineent's Home for <^hll., f»v M'»ndale r«TO School, DeLine r nth»ran ChBd Welfare Assn., mvmr.nd a"d Reflaff ^•'ige School For Girls, TW„in„ ' *tlt"n finthm-'n. Krexan .... T T ' ~ . M q u n n . K r o C i l n . . . . Louise Brooks, dependt ehll 111.14; nro off trav exp $88.66 69.69 Dependent Chll.-- Montgomery Ward & Co.. DeLine 10,08 Mrs. Cassius Sweatman, Steadman 22.60 Care T. B. Patients-- T ake Co. Tuberculosis San A,748.00 Edward Sanatorium^ Kublank .... 3.76 Rockford Mun. T. ifsan.. Powers 124.00 All of which is respectfully submitted. 1 C. PERRY WRIGHT. Chairman 'FRANK B McOANNBLL A. B. MeOONNELL E. C. COY FRANK MAY 60.00 69.00 86.00 26.56 **.R6 20.00* A #tfort oft* the Special Bridge CWR< •nlttee In charge of the repair of the bridge over the Nlpnersink Creek In the Village of Sprlne Grove was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentleman of th* Board of Supervisors: Your committee to whom was re- 'erfofl the matter of the repair of the~ "r'dtre over the Nlnpersink Creek In the village of Spring Grove In said County eg leave to submit the following reno-* on the matters before them T*at "•(» met nt the «ite of said Bridge ">n the 16th day of May. 1946. together wl*h the village officials and A. H. a contractor doing work in. the lelnlty. A sand bar hag formed Just west of •be bride-e which force* the current the so«»h abutment and has •"uisert its partial failure. We were of the oplnon that said sand bar which Is covered with willows should be removed by the Village as the first step in the renalr of the bride-e. This work Is entirely a gillaee affair, and we decided to errant the prayer of the petition provided this work is performed and paid for bv the Village of Spring Grove. We also decided to have Contractor A. H. Frennd drive two piles under the floor beam at the first panel point from the south abutment and cap the piles with p->n *0 hold the southwest corner of 'he bridge In position until such time ts new concrete can be placed at the south end nf the hrldtre and steel sheet -illinr he driven around the footing. We -re informed thtat the Village has let e channel work and that it Is in impress. All 0/ which is respectfully submit* tea ' MATH N SlPWMTTT A. B; McCONNKLL J. E. HARRISON Supr. Schmltt addressed the Board nd further exniained the progress beng made on this project. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Fiilp nd dulv seconded by Supr. Wittmus hit «-airf rwt be approved and orderd nlaced on file. * , The Committee on Elections, to whom referred the selection of Judges • ,wr'ts Election and designation ">f POlllns- places for the various prejincts and districts in McHenry County or tne ensuing year as made by the wo political parties represented on the , OR,r"- Supervisors, presented the fol- "wing report, to-wlt: June 10, 1940 o the Chairman and Gentlemen of the fc. Board of Supervisors: / Your Committee on Elections would eg leav,. to submit the following list f .Tudgeji- and Clerks of Flections as elected bv th* two political parties cr>re-*ented on the Board of Supervisors f McHenry County, Illinois, for the •ear 1946. together with the polllnff •daces of each precinet and district in *ald County, to-wlt: RU*y~-4t>lJlag Plac*, Town Ball, RUagr . ; - 1