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•**%., • • • •*• *- •Jl.r '&;• * * • 'W^ i "" •"V••.T ^..--- - •••f '•••*- * **-•-• ^ '•. - tf. - : ^ **'•+ £!^-l tft;Jnotion unan,- prvHwUd the following report,, Frank Halstead , .. Thereupon thf whioji oa motion of Supr. Nolan and Thomas P. Bolder r V ^vy *•+?* V*JK ' w* '.*• jjr, .vty-T-'/rpjii-i THE BOARD OFSUPERYISGSBL McHENRY COUNTY, ILL. » • Unously carried. Board adjourned. duly seconded by Supr. May and the MATH N. SCHMITT. I roll being called was declared unanraklrmaa Itnously adopted: Attest: t Copy on (lie in the County Clerk*a R- D. WOODS, Clartt, Ipcdil October Mettifltg . 1949 The Honorable Board of Supervl Bta of McHenry County, , Illinois,, net In special session at the Court Bouse in the City of Woodstock, on Tuesday, the 11th day of October, A. D. 1949 at 10 o'clock A. M. pursuant to a cal signed by more than one-third of its members now on file with the Clerk of said Board.. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman. Math N. Schmltt and the Pledge ol' Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America was given by the Chairman With all members of the Board and visitors present participating, after which the roll was called by the Clerk and the foowing members responded to their names, to-wit: Au- rst W. Ruth, C. Perry Wright. Carl Wittmus, F. E. Beck, Elmer Coy, Ray Slavji, Chas. T. Dunning, Roscoe Genn, Harley Mackeben, T. F. Nolan-, Aimer Aavang, Frank B. Mc- Connell, Frank May, M a t h N. Schmitt, Theodore Sterne, John J. Filip, and Asst. Suprs. Augustus M. Maxwell and Paul Rosenthal constituting a quorum present. The minutes of the Annual Bep. tember, 1949 meeting of the Board 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 September, 1949 Was presented and read to the Board, to-wlt: Ooutj Treasurer's Report (or Uw Xonth ; of September, IMS : Beoelpts Valance Forward $849,880.46 General Fund $20,012.85 Suprs. County Home 886.70 Supt. County Home 684.13 60.00 811.50 ..20,416.97 ... 4,857.69 .... 496.21 .. 1,129.00 ..... 102.00 Clvm., License Committee Dedfhident Children .. County Officers Fees Highway Fund Inheritance Tax ' Highway Fines Institute FtJhd Protested Tax Account ....6,601.86 111. Municipal Ret. Fund 8,187.69 Motor Fuel Tax 72,948.00 Payroll Account (Hwy.) 6»639.24> Dog Tax Account 8.00 Stage's Atty. Fund 1,436.00 Pers. Property Back Tax 67.16 Tota. Receipts :186,572.42 Grand Total 8485,962.87 Sxpendltaroe iJiihty* Orders 822,448.80 G. & P. Jurors 48.30 Probation Officer ...; 130.65 Coroher's Jurors Orders .. 107.00 County Treasurers Salary 820.60 Clerks' Salaries .--.......... 1,231.70 General. Fund *. 852.78 Highway Orders 4,440.43 Inheritance Tax*9 4,938.01 Institute Orders 249.25 Motor Fuel Orders 7,866.65 Township . Road Orders ....20,199.10 Payrol Orders (Hwy.) 6,643.66 pretested fax Account.... 1,828.72 111. MunT Tax Ret7~Fund 2,187.69 •County Officers Fees 20,000.00 *1,888.84 Balance forward Sept 80. 1949; 894,664.63 _ - - County Clerk* office. . The Committee on Roads and Bridges presented the folowing report, to-wit: Copy on file In the County Clerk's office. It was thereupon reguarly moved by' Supr. Sterne and duly seconded by Supr. Glenn that the report be approved and adopted and that the Request of the Western United Gas Company be granted, and the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion carried. The Board of Appeals, operating under the McHenry County Illinois Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, presented the following report, towi: t Copy on file In the County Clerk's office. It was there upon regularly 200.00 76.00 their assistance to the All of which Is respectfully sub- in the preparing of the to In some way rflmburw^fcrajon mltted. JOHN J. FILIP, Chairman. AUG. W. RUTH CHARLES T. DUNNING A. B. McCONNELL ALMER AAVANG sonlng ordinance, and final! Comprehensive Zoning that he felt that It wfts no than fair to join the Association, and that he would econd Asst. Supr. Rosenthal's motion. And the roll As the roll was being -called by being called the Chairman declared the Clerk on Supr. Nolan's motion the motion unanimously carried. « to approve claims, Supr. Stanley . t g Rosenthal aaaln ad- TiTot °lnf«n,bnr in I^'bSSTSa A early partlf July oSyearM6 ffcHe^CoJS^wortd *£5* aphis first appearance al a meeting at this raeeti^tobHnsuo im- and was received with enthusiastic Portant matters pertainng to Oounapplause from his colleagues, members of the/bpress and other visitors present at the meeting. The Chairman then suggested to the Board that a rising vote be given to-Supr, ty Zoning and the Board. i Shortly thereafter Harold J. Ba con. Chairman of the Board of Ap peals, Ray Dusenberry, Secretary of Cornue lor his courage and desire Uf^ar Appeals and a member, to be In attendance at this meeting. ®!d Deneen, a member of the Board A rising vote was then given. Supr. fpE 8, alV* c- Russell Allen. Cornue thanked the members of the. A»at. State s Attorney of McHepry Board and other for their kindness County and Attorney for the Board is true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. HENRY A. NUL&E, M. C. „ County Treas. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of November, 194*. • R. D. WOOD8, (8ealJ County Clerk t The Committee on McHenry County Home, Farm and Hospital presented the following report, which on motion of 8upr. Mackeen and duly seconded by Supr. McConnel, and the roll being called was decared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: work "of 'their Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your McHenry County Home, Farm and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on November 2nd, 1949, and audited bills for the month of October 1949 and respectfully submit the following report recommending the same be paid. Board and other for their kindness »»« Aiwnisy iurui» Woodstock Sentinel, adv I 1.40 moved K\r Ai^ Ann, RnnMth.i .nri aa»ndd ssttaatteedd tthhaatt hhee wwaass pprrooggrreessssiinngg «A-vp\p eals, appeared before the. Burton-Scftmttt Inc tractor H.,1„ K? ST." as well as could be expected and B«^d- J $486,952.87 fh« above and foregoing report Ml true and correct according to my best knowledge and belief. HENRY A. NULLE, J. G. S. County Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11th day of October, 1949. R. D. WOODS, .(Sea^)t County Clerk. It was thereupon regularly movtd by Supr. Ruth and duly peconded by Supr. Sterne that the report bv approved, and the Chairman declared the motion s unanimonusly carried. The Committee on McReniy County Home, Farm and Ho<oit.il presetted the followng report, which oa motion of Supr. Wrisnt a.id duly seconded by Supr. Glenn, and ihe roil le'ng called was declined unan lmously adopted, to-wlt: lir. Chairman and .Members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: Your McHenry County Home. Farm and Hospital. Committee met at Hartland on October 6th, 1949 and audited bills for the month of September, 1949 and respectfully submit the following report recommending the same be paid. • Public Service of Northern 111., electricity # 48.86 111. Bel Te. Co., teephone 4.16 Buchert's Garage & Service .Sta., sharpen mower 8.7i Arwell, Inc., pest control .... 16.6^ Crystal Lake Farm Store, tractor repairs 64.84 E. L. Bakkom & Co., repairs 24.69 Bannister's Store, groceries, .tobacco, cothing 188.86 R. O. Andrew & Co., feed and grinding 48.86 Glenn Boyce Service Station, gas an doil lt-W Hubert's Pharmacy, med 48.16 Botts' Welding Service, repairs 2.82 Bqhn Hardware Co., sup 18.67 Kemp's Hatchery & Feed Co., chicken feed 18.50 Miller Patton Baking Co., bread --. 89.06 Ideal Oil Company, fuel 881.94 Highland Farm Garden, potatoes 46.00 Royal Blue Food Mart, gro... 9.82 Dr. Wm. J. Gay, veterinarian 68.00 Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers 86.90 F W. Wooworth, supplies .... 20.82 Ludwigr Wilson & Co., laundry auppH^3 70.70 Thomas J. Webb & Co., coffee 77.98 Woodstock Dry Goods Co., clothing1 8.04 Montgomery Ward Co.. cloth. 46.6# Goodrow's Garage, truck rep. 4.86 John Sexton & Co.. groceries 99.88 Shurtleff Co., lumber 8.98 W. J. Smith, combining and baling 810.00 ather C. Allen, incidentals .... 96.00 Esther C. Allen, salary 200.90 Helen Bisbee, salary 140.00 Rose Chambers, wages 100.00 James Chambers, wagei 126.00 Hatte Nichols, wages 40.00 Henry Knaack, wages 262.60 ' t2.642.85 .oteam. sold -- --•--- 38.46 is --efell t S . $2,608.89 i?,: October 5, 1949 To; thi "Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of Mc- Henry County, Woodstock, HI. Your McHenry County Home. Farm and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on the above mentioned date and audited bills for the month of September, 1949 recommending the same be paid. Running Expense - Clothing Tobacco - Medicines Diet -i-- Hospital --•••"•'-- Fuel - •- . gdM|f cream aoM 82.508.89 The regular ^Inspection of Grounds, Buildings and Live Stock revealed evervthing to be in good condition with the exception of the roof of felt that the question of the roof the Main Building. Your Committee should be brought before the full meeting of the Board October lltb. Th?n ein* no further business, vour Committee, on motion duly ' - and seconded adjourned. ' mm FRANK B. McCONNELL. -•» ^ Chairman ' E C. COY CARL E. WITTMUS ALMER AAVANG v AUGUSTUS M. MAXWELL .f1,662.47 72.11 48.10 43.15 420.43 164.15 231.94 fS.642.36 38.46 duly seconded by Supr. Slavln that the report of the Board of Appeals be approved and adopted by this Board, and that the property off the applicants and petitioners more fully described in their applications and petitions, filed herftn and made apart of this report, be changed to show the new classification of said property to conform to said report, and that the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance now on fie in the office of the County Clerk be amended to conform to safd report, and that all maps pertaining to the County sonlng on file in the County Clerk's office be changed to show the new classification of the property of the petitioners and applicants. And the roll being called Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus. Beck, Coy, Slav in, Dunning, Glenn, Mackeben,; Nolan, Aavang, McConnell. May. Sterne, and Filip and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell and Rosenthal voted Aye. Nay none. And the Chairman \ declared the motion unanimously carried, the report approved and adopted, and the Ordinance amended, and ordered the Zoning maps changed. The Chairman, Math N. Schmitt, addressed the Board and stated that the term of office of Frank Nagel of Fox River Grove, Illinois, as a members of the Board of Appeals, operating under the McHenry County Illinois Zoning Ordinance, expired September 10 1949, and that he would at this time re-appoint Frank Nage as a member of the Board of Appeals for a five year term,, commencing on said date. And that he would also appoint at this time Harold J- Bacon, a member of the Board of Appeals, residing at Crystal Lake, Illinois, as Chairman of the Board of Appeals for the ensuing year. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Filip and duly seconded by Supr. Sterne that the appointments as made by the Chairman be approved and confirmed. And thlk roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the appointments made. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and upon motion of Supr. Ufackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Coy and declared car* ried, the said claims were referred to the proper committees and the Board adjourned to 1:00 o'clock P. M. for committee work. 1:00 O'OXiOOK P. M. The Board met pursuant to adjournment and upon roll call the same members responderd to their nances as appeared of record in the morning session, including Asst. Supr. McConnell of Dorr Township, constituting a quorum present. The Committee on Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Nolan and <luly seconded by Supr. Mackeben and the roll being called was declared unanlmousy adopted, to-wit": October 11, A. D. 1949 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors,; Your Committee on T*abor, Fees and Supplies Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all claims presented to them, and recommend the payment of the following, and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Frank Thornber Co $866.86 Crystal Lake Herald ................ 820.76 P. O. Knuth Co 8.11 R. L. Tasewell 24.37 Goerlitz-BecknelV Co. . 7.29 Burgess, Anderson & Tate .... 19.83 Perfection Legal Blank Co 10.41 Panama Beaver, Inc 46.13 L. A. Barman Co ; 6.12 Winterscheid Motors 1,698.80 Ray McGee 647.00 Barrington Laundry 2.60 Progressive Sign Co. 21.00 Edgetown Motors Inc -- 1.50 Home Oil Co 46.51 Hurley Motor Sales 21.25 Vieregg Sinclair Service 18.47 Tri-City Office Supply Co. .... 3.06 Richmond Gazette 88.20 McHenry Plaindealer 900.30 The Harvard Herald 1.60 Marengo Republican News .... 35.65 Dorothy Uartram 15.85 A. V. Lindberg. M. D. 10.00 Frank L. Alford, M. D 10.00 Norman L. Seelye, M. D 10.00 F. J. Quincannon, M. O. 10.00 R. D. Woods, County Clk. ....2,260.00 Burton-Schmltt, Inc., tractor The Chairman then called on Mr. j i."1 icon who aridreftMtd th* Board and: ^is^r^palrs share B. F. Kennelly 86.30 C. L. Tryon Pearl Schultx ......... Ero Erlckson R. F. Dusenberry- -- Harold Bacon Marengo Republican News .... 291.75 that he hoped that he would be able . .. , t.o be in attendance in the future. t'le The Committee on Claims, County outlined in detail the work of tlje Poor presented the following report. Board of Appeals and some of tMir which on motion of Supr. Fil^P probems concerning the re* and duly seconded by Supr. Slavln classification of properties in Mcand the roll being called the Chair- *f?.nry County, as requested by peman declared the motion uanlmously tltioners. And that he felt wltn carried the co-operation of the Board many of the problems could be simplified, ii . t~v 1040 and many of the kinks of the pres- *» • f-z ,, . .^i £i_.LiVn,^ Ar th_ ent ordinance could be Ironed out u 55- Atty. Allen also spoke 4o the Board Board of Supervisors. in of the Board of Appeals Your Committee on County Poor stating 8ome of the Board* prob- FJo m.H «°,, Jems. Asst. Supr. Rosenthal stated that they have evai^n^ _^1 claims that at the tJnle of the ^option of presented to them, and recommend our Comprehensive Zoning Ordlkl nance the building code law for that the Clerk be directed to Issue Counties the size of McHenry Counorders on the County Treasurer to was not l>ut at the 2.6f 9.76 the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wlt: Dependent Children-- St. Vincents Orphanage, (Reh) i .$ 80.00 Egin Catholic Sharities, (Beilleki) Lisle Manual Trng. & Indus. Sch., (Jasien) Minnie Brigham,(Ketchilm) Eva Kepping, (Yestebo) Mrs. Dean Seaman, (Flesman) Mrs. Geo. Wlereman, (Van (Nattan) Mrs. R. J. Leisch, (De Line) Mrs. Cassius Sweatman, (Steadman) .... House of the Good Shepherd, (Harvey) _ Woodstock Chll. Home, (Shay) (Dalziel), (Flesman) 266.00 Allendale Farm School, (Holmes) 19?.00 St. Vincents Orphanage, .(Reh) 20.60 Lake County T. B. San., care T. B. patients 2,739.60 Louise Brooks, pro off trav exp $72.00, dependt. children $4,2.55 114.65 present tlipe Is in effect. Supr. Beck stated that he fert It was highly Important for the Board of Appeals and that due to the fact that the same members were on both the Road and Bridge Committee, Lands and Lots Committee that he felt that a Special Committee of three Supervisors should be appointed by ' the Chairman to work with the Board of Appeals, and that he would so move. Said motion was duly seconded by Asst. Supr. Rosenthal and decared unanimously carried. The Chairman stated that due to the importance of this Special Committee that he would make the appointment at a later date, for the reason that he has had no time In which to consider said matter. Chairman Bacon thanked the members of the Board for their indulgence and consideration and the members of the Board of Appeals then retired. C. L. Paetow, Progratn Director of Radio Station W I L A of McHenry County then appeared before the Board and was called upon by the All of which Is respectfully sub- chairman. Mr. Paetow stated to mltted. * j the Board in his opinion what would be the advantages in the broadcast 80.00 80.00 66.27 40.00 40.00 40.00 53.80 40.00 80.00 E. C. Coy, Chairman A. B. McCONNELL STANLEY H. CORNU8 T. W. STKRNB ROSCOE GLENN of part of the business of the Board of Supervisors. At the close of Mr. Paetow's remarks he was informed by the Chairman that the _ Board had previousy, in this meet- A certified copy of a report of the ln(f taken aoti<Tn.ln said matter and " * had placed the request on file. Several communications from the Grand Jury for the September. 1949 Term of the Circuit Court of McHenry County, Illnois, was present- gtaae of Uinols, Dept. of Public ed and read, and upon motion duly Works »"d Buildings t"g*th»r with made and carried was ordered placed a statistical report from State of on file. | Illinois, Dept. of Labor, and a com The following communication re- mUnlcation from the U. 8. Treasury celved from Radio Station W I L A Dept informing the Board that the of McHenry County was presented McHenry County Home. Farm and and read to the Board, to-wlt: , Hospital is an instrumentality of Copy on file ,ln the County Clerk s McHenry County and political sub office. I division of the State of Illinois, and After th© reading of tn© commun- a8 such not subject toi federal in* lcation Supr. Slavln stated that It tax, which communications was his opinion that a great deal of were ordered placed on file. good could be done by broadcasting, The chairman stated that If a part of the meetings of the there was nothing further to come Board, If the important business of before this meeting for the good of the Board could be organised. Supr. McHenry County he would entertain Nolan stated that all meetings of a motion to adjjourn. It was therothe Board were advertised and that upon regularly moved by Supr Macthe public could attend, and that Coy to adjourn. Motion carried, he did not believe that the im- Thereupon the Board adjourned, portant matters coming before the f MATH N. SCHMITT, Board could be consolidated into a! Chairman fifteen minute or half hour pro-(Attest: gram, that nt many times discus-. r. d. WOODS, Clerk. sion on important matters lasted | longer than tl. t, and r,that due to the splendid i iverage given the meetings of the Board by the press Df McHenry County, that he did not feel that broad "istjng was necessary in the pul < interest. Supr. Special November Meeting 1949 - - The Honorable Board Beck was of the opinion that it Vi8or8 0f McHenry County. Illinois, would be embarrassing to the members and that he would be afraid that many memers would be restrained in expressing their views, aand that he agreed with Supr. Nolan's remarks that broadcasting met In special session at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday the 8th day of November, A. D. 1949 at 10:00 o'clock A. M. Pursuant to a call signed by more than one-third of its members now part of the Bosrd meeting was not on the Clerk of said Board, necessary. The Chairman of the Before the meeting was called t« Board was of a like opinion. After onjer the Clerk announced' that the some further discussion with regard chairman of the Board, Math N. to said matter, the concensus of gchmitt, of McHenry Township, opinion being not favorable to the request, It was regularly moved by Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. McConnel that the communication be placed on file. And the Chairman declared the motion carried. A communication from the Woodstock Fire Dept. concerning the twoway operated out of Sheriff's office of McHenry County was presented and read and ordered referred to Sheriff's commttee for rewas ill and would not be in attendance at the meeting. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Dunning and duly seconded by Supr. Sterne that Carl E. Wittmus, the Supr. from Dunham Township and junior past Chairman be elected Chairman Pro-tem to conduct the business of this meeting, and the motion was declared unanimously carried. The Chairman Pro-tem was then escorted to the Chair and presented with the gavel. The meeting was called to order Harvard Herald E. J. Deneen , Frank H. Nagel Roy Kent Ethel E. Yuenger ...-- Florian Schmtt port. The Clerk presented and read the by the Chairman Pro-tem, Carl E. 132.60' claim for ten membership dues to Wittmus, and the Pledge of Alleg- 46.001 the National Association of County lance to the Flag of the United Officials for the various County Of- States of America was given by fleers for the period ending, in Oc- the Chairman Pro-tem with all memtober, 1950 in the amount of Thirty bers of the Board and visitors pres- Dolars. It was thereupon regularly ent participating, after which the moved by. Supr. Nolan and duly rol was called by the Clerk and the seconded by &ipr. Dunning that the following members responded to claim be paid, and the roll being their names, to-wit: Suprs. August called the Chairman declared the W. Ruth, C. Perry Wright, Carl E. motion unanimously carried. j Wittmus, F. E. Beck, Elmer Coy, 78.74 121.40 89.80 Woodstock Trucking Serv. .. Montgomery Ward & Co Ludwig Wilson Co Woodstock Hardware Co The Bohn Hardware Co Paine Motor Express Inc. .... Costello Mlg. Co E. L. Bakkom Co. Inc. „......-- True Value Hardware wt. i.... Sherman's Key Shop R. O. Andrew Co Illinois Bell Tel. Co. Fred C. Bau Con way Dairy I Schopperle Groc. Mark. Traokett's Bakery ... Western United Gas & Klec Piggly Wiggly Grocery Sat/ina Bau --... John Altenbach *.. Henry Faerber -- r Sterling Hacker -- Charles F. Hayes---.....--.- Frank E. Keller Fred Kuns Frank Resebek Clyde J. Zola -- Clyde C. Miner Vernon W. Kays -- Hazel Wilke Burgess, Anderson & Tate -- P. O. Knuth Co -- W. S. Darley & • Co The Haloid Co„ The Lawyer's^Co-op, E. J. Deneen Supr. Salary Mileage-- August Wfl Rruth 106.70 P. Perry Wright -- 112.00 Carl E. Wittmus - 103.50 F. E. Beck Elmer C. Coy 119.20 89.60 93.60 89.60 189.00 189.00 ..10.00 17.61 62.01 1.00 9.91 3.00 6.75 8.38 7.70 19.60 83.82 .. 244.17 .. 74.60 .. 62.15 .. 233.19 „ 62.69 1.68 .. 14.89 .. 29.00 _. 7.00 7.00 .. 140.00 .. 45.00 7.00 .. 21.00 7.00 .. 28.00 .. 210.00 ^ 126.00 7.00 6.84 80.00 Arwell, Inc., pest control for 2 months Bannister's Store, groceries, clothing, tobacco 98.87 Belcher & Son. rubber matting 4.08 R. O. Andrew Co., feed and ' grinding 87.70 R. F. Backus, electric wiring 91.70 Bohn Hardware Co., supplies 88.66- Crystal Lake Farm Store, corn binder part 4.t8 F. CKihochi Shoe Shop, shoes 10.86 Hebron Hardware, door set 2.56 Sam Goodall Hdw. Co., separator part 87.88 Kemp Hatchery St Feed Co.. chicken feed 80 j8 Ideal Oil Co., fue oil 128.06 Hubert M. Evans, refrigerator repairs 6.25 Hubert Pharmacy, medicines 87.66 Glenn Boyce Service Station, gasoline and oil 16.36 Mitchell Drug Store, med. .... 1.38 Miller F'atton Baking Co., bread 67.82 Montgomery Ward Co., clothing • ..56.19 8awyer Biscuit Co., crackers 82.16 Public Service Co. of Nor. 111., electricity 62.28 John Sexton A Co., groceries 166.46 111. Bell Tel. Co., telephone.... 30.83 Gordon Pearson, feed grinding 8.00 C. L. Rouch, repair part 1.43 Thompson Appliance, Shellane *as 26.26 Woolworth's, supplies 8.86 Ludwig Wilson Co., laundry supplies 86.48 Royal Blue Food Mart, groceries 80.98 Shurtlelf Co., lumber 97.68 Thomas J. Webb Coffee Co., • coffee 26.49 Esther C. Allen, incidentals 91.00 Esther C. Aiien, salary 200.00 Helen Bisbee, salary 140.00 Rose Chamber, wages 125.00 James Chambers, wages 150.00 Katherine Hlckey, wages 60.00 Timothy Hickey, wages 160.00 .. . „j The Clerk addressed the Board During the noon recess a box of and stated that he was informed expensive cigars wew placed on the' by Math N. Schmitt, Chairman of Chairman's desk and the Chairman i the Board of Supervisors, that con- stated tha£t be was nKAo»t sauttlrMe «wKhAo _ r J . placed then there, but that he would venture a guess why they were placed there by the Supr. from Algonquin Township, John J. Filip, as Wright "and"' Aimer " Aavang' as "the his way of announcing^ his recent Committee to work with the Zoning * * ~ 1 Board of Appeals on all matters pertaining to the County Zoning, The Clerk presented and read the following communication from Rich- , , . - ard J. Daly, Director of theDept. the Clerk to pass the cigars to the of Revenue of the State of Illinois, members of the Board and visitors pertaining to the appointment of a qualified person for the position of County Assessment Supervisor for McHenry County, together with a form of Resolution to be adopted „ „ - by the Board in submitting the Fees and Supplies presented>the fol- names of applicants for polowing report, which on motion of sitlon, to-wit: marriage. The 8upr. from Algonquin Township Stated that the guess was right end that he did not want Vice President Barkley to get ahead of him, he then requested present at themeeting. Congratulations were then extended to Supr. Filip and his wtfe by the Chairman and members of the Board. The Committee on Claims, Labor, forming to a motion made and carried by the Board at its October meeting that he would appoint Carl E. Wittmus, Chairman C. Perry Supr. Nolan and duly seconded by th- roll beinK called, waa decared unanimously adopted, to-wlt: Copy on file in the County Clerk's office. It was thereupon regularly moved y Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Mackeben that, Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of tl)*: the Chairman appoint a committee' other on iocal law Board of Supervisors: j °" three Suprs. and that said Com- j that he wondered If the Your Committee on Labor, Fees mlttee so appointed have full | ed to make some recoi.. and Supplies Claims would beg leave charge of accepting and screening. Qr should the matter be motton unantlo--I|r A petition for a ment in Algoaqvla road commonly Road" was natures of owners of said who reside in road, which petitioa duly made and f I lisi the Road and BrM$t report. , Supr. Cornue, CM Sheriff's Committee stated would like to know Just M pected from the new pi cently employed by the operate the patrol ears la of enforcing laws, whether tt that the patrolmen are Just eM " ed to check closing hours, of eras under the JurMKetMi at County, or whether they are force all laws. Supr. Cornae further that he did not want pear aa a crusader In this but that he did feel that the should get off from the rt«"-1*re themnelv rom f--Be es one way or m safui ueisetii, to report that they have examined applications for said position, and all claims presented to them, and to recommend to this Board t he recommend the payment of the fol- number of applications to be sublowinf, and that the Clerk be drect- mittedfl elng not less than three nor ed to issue orders on the County more than ten of said applications Treasurer to the Calmants for the received. And to submit a report at several amounts allowed, . as fol lows, to-wit: I Frank Thornber Co 9146.11 L. V. Kits -. 768.46 R. L. Tasewell 86.81 Burgess, Anderson * Tate .... 7.10 Goerlits-Becknell Co. 168.61 discreton of the Sheriff. That his observation that there wi little enforcement tn the of laws as to gambling, etc. Mackeben, Chairman of Ufa „ . . w - . - r.:-r License Committee stated thai the Special Meeting of this Board were some wrinkles in the to be held December 13th, 1949, as to their findings arid for certiflca- _ _ tion to the State Department of which he is also a , Revenue. And the roll being called have more time to iron out the . the Chairman declared the motion and to work out tttatters with unanimously carried. Sheriff. Supr. Nolan suggested The Chairman appointed Asst. the matter be referred back to the new squad car. and thai he that the Sheriff's Committee uoeriiu-oecKneii uo lou.wi The Haloid Company 6.85 Northern Illinois Pub. 489.46 SuPr- A B- McConnell, Chairman, Sheriffs Committee. Supr. Less cream sold f $2,150.78 70.20 $2,080.58 November 2, :949 To the Chairman and the Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Woodstock, Illinois. Your McHenry County Home, Farm and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on the above mentioned date and audited bills for the month of October, 1949 recommending the same be paid. Permanent Improvement -- $91.70 Running Expense 1,261.66 Clothing Tobacco Medicines Hospital Diet Fuel Less eream sold 67.44 61.85 88.94 160.00 356.25 128.05 92,160.78 .... 70.20 $2,080.68 The regular Inspection of Build ings, Grounds and Live Stock repealed everything to be in good condition with the exception of the roof of the main building. After receiving numerous bids, you rcommlttee, awarded the contract to the Hebron Lumber Company of Hebron and work of repair and reroofing of the main building Is expected to Mart at once as materials have been delivered. There being no further business, your committee on motion duly made and seconded adjourned. FRANK B. McCONNELL, Chairman E. C. COY CARL E. WITTMUS ALMER AAVANG AUGUSTUS M. MAXWSSdt Supr. McConnell, Chairman, Chairman of the County Home Committee addressed the Board and stated that the work was progressing satisfactorily on the new roof at the County Home, and that workmen were busy constructing staging preparatory to putting on the roof, referred to in the report of the" County Home Committee. The Committee on Roads and' Bridges presented the following report, to-wlt: . Copy on file in the County Clerk's office. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Subr. Duaning that the report , of the Road and Bridge Committee decared unanimously be adopted by this Board. And the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. I Crystal Lake Herald Harvard Herald Wnterscheld Motors .... Barrington Laundry Federal Enterprises Inc. Motorola Inc ...... Ero Erickson 80.00 American Munitions Co....^... 41.31 P. O. Knuth Co 11.16 Burdette Smith Co. .... .... 250.00 Charles F. Hayes .... ........ 36.00 Orvllle M. Kerns 18.50 C. L. Tryon 181.90 Pearl Schults 49.60 R. E. Lush, Insurance 112.68 Benton Street Restaurant '-- B. B. Neuchiller. M. D. ....... O. E. Nelson. M. D Florian Schmitt Ethel E. Yuenger -- Lien Chemical Co; United Research Lab Pittsburgh Plate Glass The Bohn Hardware Co. Broeker's Janitor Supply ... Ludwig Wilson Company ... Woodstock Trucking Serv. ... True Value Hardware Montgomery Ward ft Co. Fred C. Bau Schuett Grocery Store Schoepperle's Grocery Early American Bakery Royal Blue Food Mart Conway Dairy Sabina Bau Kenneth Fay Harold G. Fox .. ,w-.....^.........„ Joseph Grobel ............ Sterling Hacker Harold Hobbs B. D. Holmes Frank J. Kaiser ....... Theodore S- Miller Clyde J. Zola -- Vernon W. Kays ............... Clyde C. Miner ... Haael Wilke ... Fred C. Bau, Sheriff and Suprs. Harley Mackeben and stated that that would not be' Pau Rosenthal to act as such com- sary for the reason that the C*l»- ""Ktee. V , mittee iiad already discussed the The folowing amendment to the matter and that he for one wanted report for the selection of Judges an expression from the wllple 1,187.80 168.00 80.46 6.60 76.00 646.70 "id Clerks of Election as made by the two political parties as represented on the Board of Supervisors for the two new nercincts added to i'lnJII®1,.1!!'!. McHenry County, being the McHen- acu#n tmlten - A general discussion had with regard to ssid matter by the members of thq Board, with at ry 6 and the Nunda 4 precinta, was presented and read to the Board, to-wlt: Several communications firm tl* state of Illinois, Department of P«bk llc Works and Buldtngs, and from the Department of Asronantiaa 162.04. To the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors: November 8, 1949 ®Tord°e' and Gentlemen ^Th? "air^l^UduLwf «ira Your Committee on would beg leave to submit herewith the Supplemental Report of Selection of Judges and Clerks of Elections for the McHenry Five Pre- u. p.. OJ.C, .h. Nunda F.»r IW»c«. to*WK- the Board adjourned. 80.00 20.00 184.50 184.50 126.16 150.02 14.16 10.85 34 43 j Carl J. Hallstrom. Judge, McHen- 36i70 ry S, R. F. D. No. l, Rlngwood, 111. 10 00 Emile'J. Heilman, Judge. McHen- 18.46 ry 6, R. F. D. No. 1. McHenry. 111. 37.44 Fred W. Sells, Judge, McHenry 6, 98.60 R- F. D. No. 1, Ringood, III. 123.19 Gertrude E. Watkins, Clerk, Mc- 14.70 Henry 6, R. F. D. No. 1, Rlngwood, 112.68 III- 160 16 Elisabeth M. Selsdorf, Clerk, Mc- 68.66 Henry 6, R. F. D. No. 1, Rlngwood, 68.00 Illl- Madeletne Sullivan, Clerk, McHen was nothing further to come Elections ttkhiias MmkeAeAtfitning* ffojkra the good of *M eHeat- < ^ ry County l|e would entertain a.SM»- al tion to adjourn. It was tjiiKi^ifii ' : regularly moved by Supr. FiMp Ml til d u l y s e c o n d e d by S u p r . c o » t * « • - a WiTTMUfl» rmaa Pre tsns Attest: R. D. WOODS, County Clerk. ,322 J t "S » n i* »«> Special 8m JJ'SX iff. i nltninr' R^ri- »* th® following call 14.00 Fred ^ 9 MclleiirY ' ^ * 4' R Mri A«„«' H.uV i Li Nunda 4 *ether with proof of service, at Mrs. Anna H*uk, Judge, Nunda 4, Court Hduw ,n the City of W< i stock, on Tuesday, the 18th dri FDr anDc isV „J . 9F oMleyn,H .Jnurdt/g eT, il Nunda 4, rLw»e.c«cmmbDeerr, aA. uD. 1im94»9, aatt iimn ao* (i 183.00 66.00 21.00 21.00 36.00 21.00 Special December Meeting : j 1949 ^ The Honorable Board of flail-- 11- ,.1 aors of McHenry County,»Iuinota, " ¥ Session pursuant to all signed by Hr>' than one-third of its momber% together with proof of aetvtcet tt Ml R. R. No. 2, McHenry, 111. Mildred J.Scheld, Clerk, Nunda 4, A.M.. to-wit: 126166 It F. D. No. 2, McHenry, 111. °n fll* !n th* CoURt3r . M*r*£reLEh.rh^n d' in^MoSenrv The meeting was called to "•00 4 R- R. No. 8, Box 105, McHenry, ^ the cha.lrman> Math N. c. 447.00 *H»«I•- .. . . „ ,. ... ^ and tthh*e PPlleedd*g*e ooff AAllMegrliaUaaMa || Western United Gas ft Klec. 2.46 s*>ul uS™ ii? Flag of the United Statea of B",r s&sxsss&'Zi*. ajK-nrtSfJafr"" "'""bHARLES T. DUNNING, , Betty Trl-Clty Office Supply Northern 111. PubCo Pearl Schults B. B. Neuchiller, M. IX . O. E. Nelson, M. D ... S. H. Steadman ... Crystal Lake Herald Richmond Gasette -- 111. Bell Telephone Supr. Salary Mileages- August W. Ruth C. Perry Wright Carl E. Wittmus .......r. F. K. Beck .... E. C. Coy Raymond M. SaVin .... Chas. T. Dunning Roscoe Glenn Harley Mackebett T. F. Nolan Aimer Aavang ...r....:.; Stanley H. Cornue .... Frank B. McConnell .... Frank May Math N. Schmitt Theodore W. Stern John J. Filip A. M. Maxwell „ A. B. McConnell Paul Rosenthal City of Woodstock Alice Jones Grant Nolan i.ia 58.10 ...... 16.00 10.00 1000 *875, ...... 43.80 ..... Z36.S0; ..... 279.94 Chairman AUGUST W. RUTH HAHL0Y MACKEBEN RAYMOND M. SLAVIN PAUL ROSENTHAL the following members their names, to-wit: Augnkt Kuth, C. Perry Wright, Cart ft Wittmus, F. E. Beck, Elmer OSjr. Ray Slavln. Chas. T. Dunning. Boai ^er.uponr.ru'.rlymiiv.d iS:5S S'»p'?u,>Jo,F,X?°V«' 5 St*;. pK:t5 5: 9100 proved, and that a report of said gter;ef John j. ptttp 78.89 selections be filed with the County Supm a. B. McConnell 44.80 Court of McHenry County for con- Rosenthal, constitution 10.70 flrmatlon. And the roll being called a A AA I tWn iomn a* ilAAla*a4 m/ktlAn and 40.80 i the Chairman declared the unanimously carried The records of the Special Mlk-* s .. . vember, 1949 meeting were nil aad , 149.60 Supr. Ruth addressed the Board on motlon approved and Oideied 100.80 and stated that Lou Stockwell. a 64.80 former member of this Board, repre- The chairman. Math H. 44.80 senting Riley Township for many ad<ireMe<| the Board i --- 74.35 years was very 111 at his home in them for the beautiful ... . U7.10 Marengo, and that he felt that flowera he received While j some expression of sympathy should thanked the members -- 88.60 be made. Supr. Slavln of Hartland him card8 and canM to «H 98.80 Township informed the Board that The semi-anntml rep ~ 77.00 Gilbert Carroll, a former member county Clerk. Circuit 30.60 of this Board representing Hartland and the Ahntol 11.00 Township, had just returned from sounty Clerk including a 1i *as8k .a8a0 Mayo tBlrioLt»he<ras a»n^d iw*aas Aconnnvvaallesas-. h.i.gh.w ay fu.n d>s_, w. ar_*v B_l ls• eatSd. clng at his home. The illness or upon nnotion duly nsMe aad ea| Donald B. Hackman Charles Corey Howard W. Cairns -- Armour J. Birk , Ronald J. Morris Sabina Bau .... Vestie Muldoon v.--. Frank Halsteal , Thomas P. Bolger 160.(1. 816.00 the Chairman of the Board, Math were referred to the proper 140.00 N. Smith. Supr. from McHenry teeij for report. 816.00 Township was also mentioned. It The Committee ........... 800.09 was thereupon regularly moved by Bridges presented .... 800.00 Supr. Ruth and duly seconded by report, to-wlt: -- 1 4 6 . 6 4 ' S u p r . S t e r n e t h a t t h e C l e r k be d i - Copy on f i l e In t h e C o u n t y Q e i l ' S ... 100.00 rected to purchase and forward to office. ... 186.09 said former supervisors and the jt waa thereupon regulartr 800.1"" * - " J . .... . _ ^ 76.i All of which is respectfully sub- for a speedy recovery •»» lurmci auiiHiiwio it was inereupon nfmwHtH .00 Chairman of the Board suitable ex- by Supr. Mackeben and duly Spa* .00 pressions of sympathy and wishes onded by Supr. Slavln that tM Hk mltted. JOHN J. FILIP. CharnKto. ... . A. i... McCONNELL . - CHAS. T. DUNNING . . , ALMER AAVANG AUG. W. RUTH I The Committee on Calms, Coun port be adopted by this" The following report of the Zon- ,h# ron called the In* Board of Appeals, operating declared the motion under the McHenry County, lilt- carried. nois Comprehensive Zoning Ordl- tj,® following Report ot toe nance, was presented and read to Bridge Commit! the Qoard, to-Wit: ed and read to the Copy on Hie in the County Clerk s Copy on Ale in the ty Poor presented the following re- office. office. port which on motion of Supr. It was thereupon retfularly moved Upon request. S Mackeben and duly seconded Supr. by Supr. Nolan and duly seconded man of the Road Filip, and the roll being called was by 8upr. Filip that ' the report of mlttee explained to the adopted, to- the Stoning Board of Appeals and * report in detail, aad I that the property of the petitioners, made thue far -by more fully described in thejr peti- concerning t)|S .agtiolomtloo- • JNM41 Nov. 8, A. D.*1948 tions, be reclassified to conform •to- after wlM , ---- | said report, and that the Compre- The Road and Bridge Committee Mr. Chairman and Gentetn^n of . henslve Zoning Ordinance finance ... . >1.. #„i--es--.<«i d. Board of Suoervlsors: I now on file In the County Clerk s ofprogram ly move duly se< moved by Supr. seconded by A sat presented the folowing Special Re- Board of Supervisors: | now on file in the County Cleric s oi- Conaell that the" rephrt ha Sort to-wl- i Your Committee on County Poor flee be amended to conform to said e<ji ^nd that the Board aw r*onv nn iiu in th« Pnuntv Clerk's Claims would beg leave to report report, and that al maps pertaining Committee ba AtttioilBii tc Supr McConnel. Chairman of the Ray Slavln, Chas. T. Dunning, Har- off|ce py y thht they have examined all claims to county toning now on die in the . ^ thelr delibecationst aad County Home Committee, addressed ley Mackeben, T. F. Nolan, Aimer, 8 Cornue of Hebron Township presented to them, and recommend County Clerk's ottict gallons concerniag aaid B ' the Board and stated that a new Aavang. Stanley Cornue, Frank Yi. Btated that he dW not understand the payment ef the following and to show the new classmcation of the roll beiag called the roof was needed on the County McConnell, Frank May, Theodore | fu„ what th# program was foP that the Clerk be directed to issue the property of the petitioners to declsred the motion Home, and that the present sate Sterne. John J. Filip and Asst. Suprs.; Townships not getting much road orders on the County Treasurer ao conform to carried. roof that was put on when the B„_M.S: a^unts XTed. as follSws, to-wit! Wrigh^ Bfok. Coy. Slavm. DunninC. ag^n read M^^oUowing6 paragraph Elgln"^^Cathoio'^C^irUies, I McContieli, May!' Stew'an^FWp! «e ^ ^ ^ Asst^ Suprs. Maxwell, McCon, MWMh Maxwell, A. B. McCon building was built in 1884 was in nell and Paul Rosenthal, constltutbad condition. He stated that a »ng a quorum present. new roof would cost between 82000 The minutes of the Special Ocand $3000. After some discussion in tober, 1949 meeting was presented rerard to said matter it was duly and read, and upon motion dubmoved'by Supr. Ruth and duly sec- made and carried were approved and onded by Supr. Slavin, that the dor- ordered of record. _ mers be removed and that the old t The following report of the Counroof be taken off and that a new ty Treasurer for the month of Ocasbestos cement shinglte roof be tober. 1949 was presented and read put on. and that said matter be re- and upon motion of Supr .Filip and ferred to the County Home Com- duly seconded by Supr. Slavln and *• ... «« _ « a m_ _ <1 a/tl a M/til /«ni>t>lA<l ear a a n nnmtf An a VI n mittee. and the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Chairman addressed the Board and stated that the Board of Review of McHenry County would need some further additional time to com declared carried was approved and ordered placed on file, to-wlt: Oouaty Treasurer's Beport for the Moath of October, IMS Baoeipts Balance Forward $894,564.63 -- ----- , , . .i G e n e r a l F u n d $ 8 6 , 4 6 9 . 6 1 j plete their work in view ' Suprs. County Home 626.76 that three of the .larger„,J®*™thlP® I Supt. County Home 108.66 books have not bee" '"et"r"ed Chairman, License Com 150.00 the Board by the Assessors. »8 Dependent Children 44S.OO j asked for additional time to com- coUnty Officers Fees 88,061.41 Piel* Highway Fund 3,996.84 Pub. 17.60 147.80 1 Raymond M. Slavin Chas. T. Dunning- ... Roscoe Glenn Harley Mackeben T. F. Nolan Aimer Aavang Stanley H. Cornue Frank B. McConnell Frank May ... Math N. Schmitt * Theo. W. Sterne John J. Filip ---- A. M. Maxwell -- A. B. McConnell --.-- Paul Rosenthal City of Woodstock Alice Jones --.... Grant Nolan Donald Hackman -- Armour J. Blrk Howard W. Cairns -- Charles Corey Sabina Bau ---- Vtmua Muldo^a *98 of this Board to be held November 46*88 9. 1949. It was thereupon regularly 16501 moved by Supr. Nolan and duly seconded, by Supr. Sterne that the request be granted and the Chairman declared the motion uhanimously carried. Asst Suprfl Rosenthal addressed . the Board and stated that at the 154.40 time the Comprehensive Zoning Or- 33.701 dinance was adopted by McHenry 22.85 i County and previous to its adop- 30.601 tion the Committee had received a • . 11.40 great deal of assistance from tie -. 134.40 | Chicago Regional Planning Assocla- 110.00 I tion, and from Robert Kingrey, their 74.90 j Executive Secretary, and no charge was made to the County »for all of ' 76.90 their legal help and advice, and that 106.80 , he some time ago received a letter of request from the Association for. General Fund 11.20 a contribution or membership from Highway Orders L. Kscrow Fund 136.00 Highway Fines 1,<92.00 Dog Tax Account 46.00 Institute Fund 60.00 111. Mun. Retirement Fund 2.065.06 Payroll Acct. (Hwy.) .... 8,348.55 Pers. Prop. Back Tax 609.04 Forfeited Tax Aaet. 874.78 Tota Receipts .66,962.70 Grand Total .$460,527.23 Expenditures County Orders $23,430.38 G. tt P. Jurors Orders .... 850.00 Coroner's Jurors Orders 97.00 Probation Officer *180.65 County Treas. Calary 179.40 Clerks' Salaries 961.40 ounty Orders ^17.50 86.73 ...11,431.80 162.40 McHenry County to participate in Institute Fund 68.83 57.85 the work of the Association, and inheritance Tax Account 2,148.19 that he would move at this time i Motor Fuel Orders 28*295.86 that McHenry County make an an-1 Township Road Orders --.14,787.21 nual. contribution for membership Highway Payroll Orders.... 6,841.75 20.40 33.00 192.61 160.00 215.00 215.00 200.00 200.00 215.00 100.00 i n t h e C h i c a g o R e g i o n a l P a n n i n g Association, and that the Clerk be instructed to draw an order on the County Treasurer for the same. Supr. Nolan addressed the Board and stated that due to the fact that McHenry County had never made a wstriknUes to l^ Aaa©«Ja*fcw. *iid III. Municipal Ret. Orders 2.055.06 County Officers Fees 1.26,000.00 $110,871.26 Bal. forward Oct. 81, 1949 349,655.97 $480,627.23 Allendale Farm School,-- (Holmes) ---. s. wierema, secure a general lnterdest in program throughout the County it was suggested that certain improvements might be provided by the County to certain Townships which are receiving little or no benefit from the Road Acceleration Program among which was a bridge at Barnard's Mills for McHenry Town- ... . ship, and certain construction work Mrs. Minnie Brlgham, for Dorr Township. . Funds 'to be _ (Ketcnumj secured by the County for this pur- Eva. L. Kapping, (Yestebo) •• Mrs. Cassius Sweatman, (Steadman) 40.00 Lisle Manual Trng. A Indust. Sch. (Jasien) Chicago Industrial Home For Child., (Dalsiel) (Shay) (ieaman) 206.66 Mrs. R. J. Leisch, (De Line) 40.00 Lake County T. B. San., care T. B, patients 8,952,00 DeKalb County T. B. San, provement program, after which It T "AWii"" " was regularly moved by Supr./ * nell and Rosenthal voted Aye. Nay 80.00 none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried, the re- 42.00 port approved and the Ordinance Mrs. Geo. Wierema, (Van amended, and directed that the maps Nattan) 40.00 pertaining to county sonlng be Mrs. Otto Elcksteadt, (Ket- | changed. ° chum) 80.00 The Clerk notified the Board that Mrs. Dean Seaman, (Flesman) 40.00'he was informed by the Board of ~ " Review that they would need addi80.00 tional time in which to complete 40.00 their work, not later than December The Special Committee apelatad 9* receive applicatioaa for Um sdee' County Assessment 8aperrlmr «M| to recommend to tfca Board IK Board the number of Applicant be certified to the Stat Department of ReveM the following report, to-wit: ... Copy on file In the County CtsflL'a < -5 office. .' '"M It was thereupon regul ed by Supr. Wright aad onded by Supr. Beck port be approved, and the Hwalfl )NH> pose." Supr. Nolan, Chairman of the Road and Bridge Committee, presented to each member of the Board a County road map outlining in detail the acceleration road program, showing the roads to be Improved and roads already improved. He then outlined in detail the program generally. A general discussion was then had by the members of the Board concerning the road im- Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the Special report of the Road and Bridge Committee pertaining to the Accelerated Road Program be approved, excepting that part of the report pertaln- Inficr to certain road improvements to Townships which are receiving little or no benefit from the Road Acceleration Program, being that $66.71, pro off trav exp $16.00 70.7| All of which is respectfully submitted. • E. C.. Coy Chairman A. B.McCONNELL STANLEY H. CORNUE T. W. 8TERNE ROSCOE GLENN part of said repodt that was re-read „ TVh"e" following 1p~etwitti'oonn ot Lee Cv*. ObvT tlihlte? CL.liecrrk* uupyuonu ir ecqmuuewsti oUfI Souupmr,. Cornwel. highway commissioner of Cornue. Add the roll being called „^ .vl tW'^ the "Chairman decared the motion Provement of the DeGrote BrW im- Bridge in unanimously carried and the report approved, in part. The Clerk presented lists of claims against the County and upon motion of Supr. Sterne and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell and declared carried, the said claims were referred to the proper committees and the Board adjourned to 1 :00 o'clock P. M. for committee work. l'iOQ O'CLOCK ». K. Board met pursuant to adjoumread to the Board, to-wlt: Copy on file in the County Clerk'a office. It was thereupon regularly moved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Slavin that the petition be approved and that the Chairman be Instructed to appoint a committee of three Suprs. and they, together with the Co. Supt. of tion in accordance with the stone of Section I of the I . . -- -- -- r A c t o f 1989, as amended, ha #• X. 1949. It was thereupon regularly proved and adopted ty this moved by Supr. Nolan and duly J the Report to«ether with ~ seconded by Supr. Ruth that the re- utton and cwrtlNr with A quest of the Board of Review be tioas be approved applicants granted. And the Chairman declar- -- • ed the motton unanlmounsly carried. A petition to vacate a portion of the plat of Westmor® Gardens in Grafton Township propery certified. was presented and read to the dered certified to the State nois. Department of lUvnue. the roll being called the Chairman detiared the motion unanimously carried. . _ The following report of the Committee in charge of the repair ef ley, lid Board. It was theretfpon regularly jv Grote bridge la Chemun* Townmoved by Supr. Mackeben and duly sntp was presented, to-wlt: seconded by Supr. Filip that the Copy on file in the County Clerk'a petition be approved and the vaca- office. tion granted. And the Chairman it was thereupon regularly declared the motion unanimously moved by Supr. Nolan aad duly seccarried. I onded by Supr. Filip that I An auditor's report of receipts be approved and adopted by and disbursements for Township Board, and the roll beta# tuMw Road Construction funds. Senate the Chairman declared the MMB Bill 378, covering the period begin-, unanimously carried. 1 ning Feb. 8. 1948 and ending Dec. | The Clerk presented 31. 1948, together with a similar» claims against the Oouaty report, under Senate Bill 327 for motion of Supr. Mackeben the period beginning June 27, 1946 seconded by Asst. Supr. .l(tOwwj> and ending Dec. 31, 1948 were pre- and declared carried, the 4Hi •sated and ordered placed on file. | claims were referred to ' Statements of condition at the committees and the B o a r d -- _ close of buslneaa on Sept. 16, 1949. to 1:00 o'clock P. M. for cosuslttM of all of the hanks of McHenry work. -- County who were required to pub- liH O'flWH 8^ .. lsh a statement were presented and Board met pursuant to_ epjwpg. read to the Board. ment and on nfi call It was thereupon regularly moved members by Supr. Dunning and duly seconded as appeared by Supr. Wright that the state- ing session ments of condition be approved and McConnell County, to have full charge of that the said banks, including the including the repair of said bridge. And the First National Bank of Wood- l>urr TqwasMB roll being called the Chairman de- i stock, be authorised to continue as rum pressat. 'ment and upon roll call, the same clared the motioa unanlmoualy car-; depositories of the funds of the The Committee oa members responded to their names ried. The Chairman then appoint-1 County Treasurer and Kx-officio Fees and as appeared of record in the morn- ed Suprs. Dunning, Coy and Slavln > County Collector of McHenry Coun- Vila • abova f-MOlA iAC 'ttfiAUlUliBA'a, AUACUn AA . ,v /Jkalamaa tw, - .v r: ' r - . ^ ^