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Ti ' * t" * * *» * v • Vi '"aShMiwy At? <H H>yBVWAP<^ flfrnre- rmrn*y. to ifogM tlfeftife It livAHl/ vr ouiDn * Iowiuj mutton t<» adjourn. It was thereupon j, is badly cracked and will jie«d to * Unfrimit* ' * ^L. - J ** - •* MtLU- 1. mrpkb *: *, *•: ?£$: •'TS-r.* j w liltT'i&isi rowa ifnaWfr ww'} We - N|t« 2 XT regularly moved by Supr. Schmitt ' patched and-eoaled «-.• 4 * *•< \i\ \ m HAROLD IVVCOX. Chairman HAY DUSENBERRY. S*cy- K. J. IH'N'KKN' ROY KENT , PRANK NAGKl. • ,. K SSoninc Hoard #f AjmmK McH enry Cour>**. rB*/ It WAS thereupon tvguSarly ;nvv«4l, by Supr. Glenn r*nt? tH:"> sevvmlyd tvffupr Filip tha? the rvtfort or' the oning Board of Ai>$»rc*!< t«? ainwov* *d. and that the property >r th<? peand duly seconded b> bu^r. woy I adjourrv- Motion carried. Thereupon 1 the Board adjourned. THOMA8 P. NOLAN, I Chairman ATTEST: __ -- « D. WOODS, County C1e<|t^- - Special May Meeting. ^-:i95o Tlte HonorafvTe Board of Supprvtsfortn to said reivrt." and that the OUy of Wo,«ock, on Tuesday the Comprehensive i-wag Ordij*tnv« 9th da.. of Ma>. A. Dj 19o0 at now on tile in the County Clerk s or"-: o ijock A. M. (L. fc>. T.) flee be amended to conform to sakl The meeting was called to order And the ro'.I N-tns called Suprs Ruth. Wright. Wittmus. Beck. Coy, Slavin. Dunning. Glen*. Mackeben. Aavang Oornue. McConnell. was called by the Clerk and the following members responded to their names, to-wit: Supervisors August W, Ruth, C. Perry Wright. Carl Beck. Elmer Coy, m ar. A-l HMteltlon . the State wlCTlgovernm*' turned over to the Caunty for main enance. We again met on the 18th day of April, 1950, and inspected roads in the south part <v£ the County, particularly a ditch washout from a farm tile near the wast edge of Huntley. On May 4. 1950. we met at the Coon Creek Bridge in the Town of Riley to arrange for the necessary borrow filling needed for the new construction of an Ar. F. T. Road (Section 37) planned for this season. We were successful in buying 9,000 cubic yards of gravel fill at ten (0.10c) cents per cubic yard from a landowner by the name of Cassius Poust, who lives adjacent to the road. The tenant farmer is to receive $50 for damage to pasture land. We met at Woodstock. Illinois, on the 6th day of May. 19f>0, and audited and ordered paid bills of a general nature chargeable to the Mr- Henry County patrol system of roads as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and labor at the County tool house and grounds to a total of <1,380.36 Schmitt Sterne, As*.& i Wittmus Bills chargeable to the various proved and the ordinance amended and ordered tlie maps changed. The Chairman announced the selection of Grand Jurors and Supplemental Panel lor the May 19o0 Term of the Circuit Court and the following named persons were selected to serve as Grand Jurors for the May, 1950 term of the Circuit Court, to- -irit: George Eickstadt. Riley Twp, Doris McNeese, Marengo Twp.^ • Alma Fleming. Marengo Twp< **"-V,v> Marie Lee, Dunham Twp. Wilhelmina E. Carlson. Chemung'-t^irp Ellen Burton, Chemung Twp. Andrew Wiersma. Alden Twp.. Lawrence Crone. Hartland Twp. Win. F. Mueller Sr.. Seneca Twp. Rudolph Fritz, Coral TWp. Ernest Starting Jr., Grafton Twp. -James Hecht." Dorr Twp. Fred C. Charles, Dorr Twp. Rose Guth, Greenwood Twp. William Redlin Jr.. Hebron Twp. . Arthur R. Anderson, Richmond Twp. Joseph Brown. Burton Twp. > . Ben Justen, McHenry Twp. lien Freund, McHehry Twp. Einar Johnson, Nunda Twp. Thyra Patterson. Xunda Twp. Robert Caveny, Algonquin Twp. Ida Gehl. Algonquin Twp. The following named persona were selected to serve as Grand Jurors on the Supplemental Panel for the May, 1960 term of the Circuit Court, tow- it : ' Royce Kelley, Alden Twp. _______ Marjorie D. Albright, Hartlaitf TW0. Prank Muwy, Seneca Twp. Albert Frohling, Coral Twp. Carl Adamson. Grafton Twp. ' ~ Albert G. Wicks, Dorr Twp. Bessie Joorfetz. Dorr Twp. Helen Brady, Greenwood Twp; Harold S. Thayer. Hebron Twtp. Oscar Rauhut, Richmond Twp. Minnie Pierce. Burton Twp. Joseph S. Schmitt, McHenry Twp. Verl Rosencrans. Xunda Twp. §..'Michael Seagrave. Algonquin Twp. easie Kvidera. Algonquin Twp. Dorothy Boomgarden, Rlev Twp. Prida Linquist, Marengo Twp.' Hazel Crone. Dunham Twp. Joaeph R. Shields. Chemung Twp. D. V. Coughlin, Chemung Twp. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Beck and duly seconded by Supr. Sterne that the selection of <7rand Jurors and Supplemental Panel for the May. 1950 term of the Circuit Court be approved, and that the Clerk be directed to certify said Hlits to the Clerk of the Circuit Court and the roll being called, Suprs Ruth, Wright. Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Slavin, Dunning, Glenn, Mackeben, Aavang, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt. Sterne, Filip and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell, McConnell and Rosenthal voted Aye. Nay none. And the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. Richard L. Taeewell. County Superintendent of Schools of McHenry County appeared before the Board and was called upon by the Chair* man. Mr. Tazewell addressed the Board and stated that he wished an this time to thank the members of the Board for their help during the recent Primary. He stated that he wanted the Board to know that he •was ready and willing at all times to receive suggestions from the members, of the Board or any of it's Committees concerning the management* of his office, and that he was ^rolling to at all times give the Board his fullest co-operation. A generous applause was then accorded Supt. Tazewell by the members of the Board. The Chairman presented the following- lists of Committees as appointed by him to constitute the standing Committees of this Board fbr the ensuing year, which was on motion of Supr. Beck and duly MConded by Supr. Cornue, approved Mid ordered placed on file, to-wit: , BOAmD OF 8TPZ1TISOBS r ..iT.;jnaadlajr Committees. 135Q-X951 Schmitt, Theodore Sterne, John J. Filip and Asst. Supr. A. B. McConnell constituting a quorum present. „The mimites of the Special April crfganication meeting, held April 18, 1950, were presented and read and upon motion made and carried were approved and ordered of record. A plat of Silver Lake, Oakwood Addition, located in Xunda and Algonquin Townships, in McHenry Countv, properly certified and approved by the County Superintendent of Highways and the Knforcing Officer of Countv Zoning, was presented to the Board for approval. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Sterne and duly seconded Sections 4, «, 18 566.03 Sections 4, 17 ,...4. • 350.08 Section 5, 6 ...v..--;. ir>6.44 Sections 7, », », 'lO/if,! Section 18. 1$ ......769.19 Total $6,709.97 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: Municipal Kmployees Retirement Fund--MFT share for Pension (Apr.) $ 174.38 Patrol Section No. 1, Maintenance. labor and materials 1$.98 Patrol Sec. No. 2, maintenance, labor and materials 478.19 Right of Way, enirl.. labor184.02 by Supr. Filip that the plat be ap- j geo 33.t. eiigi. (to correct proved, and the chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the plat approved The following monthly report of the County Treasurer, including a report of Highway Funds, was presented and read to the Board, towit: County Treasurer's Btport fox the loath of April. 1950 iBcnm Balance forward $228,374.84 General Fund $ 10,245.02 Supervisor's Co. Home - 830.05 Superintendent Co. Home 1,614.68 Chairman Liquor'.-. Committee Dependent Children Highway Fund Inheritance Tax Highway Fines Personal Property Back Motor Fuel Tax I Payroll Account County Officer's Fees-- Forfeited Tax :.... Illinois Municipal Retire. Fd Escrow Account Total Receipts 55,450.00 380.00 5.000.00 1,904.23 2,066.00 510.80 79,872.93 4^638.83 831.41 12.03 °2.4«8.87 / 4.85 164,829.70 Grand Total $3^3,204.54 Xxpendltsrea County Orders $25,206.88 Grand and Petit jurors ...v.l,057.80 Coroner's Orders 18.(i0 Probation Order 128.40 Co. Treasurer's Salary-- 200.00 Clerk's Salary 1,420,09 Bounty Orders 3.45 Stamps - lJiOO.Oo General Fund . .205.59 Highway Orders 8,938.01 Inheritance Tax 830.78 Pavroll Orders 4,687.13 Motor Fuel Orders 8,87,4.08 Township Road Orders _ 1,175.20 Institute Orders 6.00 Disputed Tax 4,465.29 Escrow account 150.00 111. Mun. Retirement Pund 2,468.87 Claim No. 8376) Adv. Costs 8.60 Section 34-T, engi., labor aqd materials Section 35B-2. engl labor and materials Sec. 36, engi.. :labor - Section 37. engi., labor and materials Section 35. constroction labor and materials 684.28 Section 85B-2, C. conrit., engr's Est No. 1 104.71 18.19 106.28 805.00 58r835.87 Balance forward April 30, 1950 339,368.67 893,204.54 " The above and foregiong report is true and correct according to my beat knowledge and belief. HENRY A. NULLE. County Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of May, 1950. R. D. WOODS. Countjr Clerk (County Court Seal) Monthly Beport of McXourr Omutr HixhwaT mad April 1, 1950 to April 30, MM BBOZXFTB Balance brought .$4,494.92 from anticipation warrants $5,000.00 Total receipts 5,000.00 Total's $7,245.28 Bills were audited and ordered paid by the Right of Way Committee for Section 35 M. F. T. (Recording plats)--$213.75 and Section 36 M. F. T. < Land and Land Damage) -- $1,813.45. Your Committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County, Illinois, patrol system of roads an appropriation from the County highway fund in the sum of $5,000 until the next meeting of this Board- All of which is respectfully Wbmitted. -- F. 1$. BECK • AUG. W. RUTH „ CARL E. WITTMUS MATH N. SCHMITT JOHN J. FILIP Road and Bridge Committee McHenry County. Illinois. The committee on McHenry County Home. Farm and Hospital presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Schmitt and duly seconded by Supr. Sterne, and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Y o u r M c H e n r y C o u n t y H o m e , Farm and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on May 3rd. 1950 and audited bills for the month of April, 1950 and respectfully submit the folowing report recommending the haine Tie paid. D. Herefey & Sdns, oats $281.87 Kemp's Hatchery & Feed Co., chicken feed 63.08 Hubert's Pharmacy, medicines 72.32 Royal Blue Food Mart., groc. 85.92 Bohn Hardware Co., dishes .... 1.02 Gordon Pearson, feed grinding 9.00 Arwell, Inc., pest control .... 15.00 J. T. Day, cleaning septic tank 98.80 Grell True Value Store, sup 5.84 Rosenthal Lumber & Fuel Co., paint *• 18.98 Goodrow's Garage, oil and labor 8.20 Bott's Welding Service, stoker pins Burton-Schmitt Inc.. repair * parts Thompson Appliance Co., Shellane gas 26.25 Clyde apd Bud's Mobile Service, ' 5 216'.70 jurors ic. L. Tryon, Co. Sup. Hwys., nry County, Illinois ^ *. r. VOLAV. Chairman , • - •ATMOWD X>. WOODS, Clerk fev iiPersonal Property--Frank May, Elmer Coy, Harlev Mackeben, Paul Rosenthal, and Math X. Schmitt. ..Road aild Bridge--Frank Beck, Math X. Schmitt, August Ruth, Carl WJttmus and John J. Filip. ..Education--John Filip, F. B. McConnell, Roscoe Glenn, A. B. McConmll and A. M. Maxwell. Lands and Lots--Ted Sterne. Harjtt' Mackeben, F. B. McConnell, Carl Wittmus and Charles Dunning. Fees and Salaries--C. Perrv Grand total $9,494.92 nRnmran Highway Order.* .....J$6,938.01 Balance on hand as of April 30, 1950 2,556.91 Wright, Paul Rosenthal. Math N. Schmitt, August Ruth, Aimer Aavang, Stanley Cornue and Roscoe Glenn. . Claims, Labor Fees and Supplies-- Aimer Aavang. Math N. Schmitt, Paul Rosenthal, Roscoe Glenn and John Filip. ^ Finance--Stanley Cornue, Ted 8terne. F. B. McConnell. Frank Beck, A. M. Maxwell. ^BuiViingL--Elmer Coy. C. Perry Wright. Frank May. Ted Sterne and P. B. McConnell, Railroads--A. M. Maxwell. August Jnith. John Filip. Carl Wittmus and ^Firank Beck. ^Claims County Poor -- Roscoe Grand total $9,4 94.92 To: C. L. Tryon, SuperiAtendent of "Highways HENRY A. NULLE. County Treasurer. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Beck that the report be approved and placed on file. And the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The following report of the committer on Pees' and Salaries was presented and read to the Board, towit: May 9, 1950 < uuniy roor noscoe •lenn, Llmer Coy, C. Perry Wright, » B. McConnell and Frank May. < i 'Purchasing -- August Ruth, 3-v Wrank Beck and Raymond Slavin. " . . County Home--F. B. McConnell, £' * Aavang, Carl Wittmus. Elmer 'Ooy and A. M. Maxwell. ' Elections--A. B. McConnell. Harl# y Mackeben, TYd Sterne, Raymond Savin and Frank Beck. . Rul,es--Rtiymond Slavin, Charles Sunning, Alnier Aavang, A. M. Mq»- Well and Paul Rosenthal. - License --• Harley Mackeben, C. Berry Wright and Frank May. Eradication T. B. In Cattle--Carl Wittmus, August Ruth. Elmer Cov, Raymond Slavin and A. ,B. McConnell. .«1 .87 6.20 76.95 6.51 7.056 5.78 -tight Of Way--Paul "Rosenthal, S- B. McConnell • - State of Illinois, County of McHenry, ss. To the Chairman and Gentleapen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Fees aiicl Salaries would beg leave to report that they met on th'e 13th day of April, 1950, in the matter of fixing the fees of Coroners' Jurors as is provided by Illinois Law. Your Committee, after due deliberation, hereby recommends that Coroners' Jurors Fees be fixed at $2.50 per day. Your Committee would further report. that they met on the 26th day •I of April with Raymond F. Dusenlierry. County Assessment Supervisor, to determine and establish the salary and mileage for the expense of this newly created office. Your committee, after due deliberation, hereby recommend that the followng scale be approved: 2 girls at $175.00 per month (maximum): 1 Deputy Assessor $10.00 per day and I)let mileage; Mileage--7c per mile (Su- Fuel ... pervisor and Deputy) and Extra girls to be at current scale. w All of which is respectfully sub- Mht- mitted. C. PERRY WRIGHT, Chin. MATH X. SCHMITT AUG. W. RUTH ALMER AAVAXG ROSCOE GLENN STANLEY H. CORNUE It was thereupon reguarly moved by Supr; Filip and duly seconded by gasoline Hubert M. Evans, parts a labor on refrigerator 'Woodstock Dry Goods Co. supplies ?• Thomas J. Webb CO., coffee .... F. W. Woolworth Co., notions Crystal Lake Farm Store, tractor parts 1289 Miller Patton Baking Co.. bread 69.55 Sawyer Biscuit Co., crackers 30.04 Ideal Oil Co., fuel oil and gas. 191.67 John Sexton & Co., groc. Ludwig Wilson Co., laundry supplies 111.13 ShurtlefT & Co.. lumber and lime 9.16 Bannister's Store, tobacco, groceries, etc 98.07 III.* Bell Tel. Co., telephone .... 87.85 Public Service of Nor. ill., electricity 61.91 R. O. Andrew Co., feed 45.25 Clarence Aavang, seed oats .... 76.00 Esther C. Allen, incidentals.... 75.50 Esther C. Allen, salary 300.00 Helen Bisbee, salary 150.00 Rose Chambers, wages 125.00 James Chambers, wages ........ 150.00 Martha Linn) waves 100.00 County line road, in Algonquin Township, addressed to Mr. Ted Sterne 8Upr. of Nunda TownshUk was presented and read to the Board and ordered placed on file. The Clerk presented Hate of claims against the County and upon motion of Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Dunning and declared carried: said claims were referred to the proper committees and the Board adjourned to 1:80 o'clock P. "jUi Board met pursuant to adjournment and upon roll call the same members responded to their names as appeared in the morning session, and including Asst. Supr. Paul Rosenthal of Algonquin Township, constituting a quorum present. The Committee on Claims, Labor, Fees and Supplies presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Beck and duly seconded by Supr. Sterne and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted. to-wit: May 9, A. D. 1950 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Labor, Fees & Supplies, Claims would beg leave to report that tt^ey 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 Thornier Co., cir elk irrec bk--$49.53, co elk off sup--$55.16 R. D. Woods, Countv Clk., Co elk tax extn--$3522.81, - co elk serv co *on--$1, 000.00, co elk serv reg voters-- 1500.00 6022.81 Sup. Schs. Off. Exp,--~ Goerlitz-Becknell Co. Security Envelope Co. R. L. Tazewell - £,£&»£ Illinois Off. Supply Co. - Burgess, Anderson & Tate, sup* schs off ex--$.82. co assmt supr sup--$38.28 B. F. Kennelly, er t b off sup R. F. Dusenberrv, co assmt supr sup--$29.94, co assmt supr trav--$38.50 Woodstock Daily Sentinel, supr prtg 1275.00 The Haloid Company," clr elk, sup Charles F. Hayes, judcy Justice fees Joseph J. Schuster, judcy justice fees Joe Ritter, judcy justice fees Benton Street Restaurant, ct 104.99 3.48 19.06 23.75 7.87 89.10 7.02 u« 464.10 ... 80.00 15.00 10.00 19.18 co , sup hwy trav exp 73.60 Pearl Schults, co zoning exp.. 10.00 Mary Dusenberry, co assmt supr sal 150.00 Ero Erickson, shff dpty 50.00 Wendt & Son, shff off sup....- 64.62 Panama Beaver inc.. shff~ off, sup 9.89 Shff. Off. Sup.- W. S. Dafley A Co. 18.29 Beu's Dry Cleaning 7.86 Hurley Motor Sales 16.29 Hendrychs Ford 16.71 Home Oil Company ; ; 1.56 Ct. Hse. Sup.-- --- E. J. Field Hardware ..U..V..„ 8.25 United Research Lab. 204.20 R. O. Andrew Company 18.60 Ludwig Wilson Company, 81.57 The Bohn Hardware Co 5.05 Grell's True Value Hdwe. .... 18.89 Paine Motor Express Inc. .... 4.57 Woodstock Trucking Serv. .... 10.00 Goodrow's Garage, shff off sup .... i > 32.05 Fred C. Bau, sltff per diem fees, serv 69.20 Shff. Feedg. Pris-- ' Conway Dairy 64.08 Early American Bakery 80.88 Schoepperle's Grocery 228.88 Sabina Bau. shff cook for pris 15.00 Shff. Dpty. Per Diem--- John Benton 7,^0 Michael Brady ....^,-...^77;™;.^.. 7.00 Otto Buchert ....... 7.00 Donald Dexheimer 70.00 Harold G. Fox 210.00 Harold Hobbs '. 35.00 Fred Kunz 85.00 Clyde C. Miner, shff dpty per diem -- $161.00, bailiff --* $28.00 Vernon W: Kays, shff dpty per diem--$91.00. bailiff--- $42.00 Hazel Wilke. bailiff T h e M a r e n g o R e p u b l i c a n News, co elk off sup McCormick and Henderson, co elk elec ptg bal Co. Treas. Off. Sup.-- 1 Pitney-Bowes lnc Burgess, Anderson & Tate... Co. Zoning Exp,--. Pearl Sdhults Roy A. Kent Harold Bacon Frank Nagel Edward J. Deneen Illinois Bell Telephone Co., ct hse jail tele Registrars Fees, co elk eleo sup regis R. O. Adrews Co., coal Supr. Sal. Mileage-- August W. Ruth - C. Perry Wright ... Carl E. Wittmus ....... _..i, F. E. Beck Elmer C. Coy 1 it» 11 I Raymond M. Slavin 119.11 chas T Dunning :... ... Roscoe Glenn 189.00 18.15 19.60 19.80 .67 10.00 57.70 68.70 85.10 56.00 259.41 358.70 88.83 160.90 190.40 138.00 130.80 33.40 42.80 41.10 11.41) Harley Mackeben 226!oo T. F. Nolan Aimer Aavang Stanley H. Cornue Frank B. McConnell Frank M&y . Math N. Schmitt Theodore W. Sterne *. John J. Filip A. M. Maxwell u A. B. McConnell Paul Rosenthal hse Floyd Linn, wfcges ................. 120.00 • ' $2,686.39 Less Cream Sold 9 46.38 . 2 Cows Sold 866.49 , , $412.82 411.92 $2,273.57 ^ May 3, 196) 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 April, 1950, recommending the same be paid. Running Expense $1,814.40 Tobacco \48.39 MM^eddiifciinnpeHs To 9* Hospital Charles Dunnlne'" pn!faf Cornue- i Supr. Wright that the report be ap- vnaries iJunnlng and Ted Sterne. proved and adopted by this Board. ttoscoe fMenn-A?rnVl- a XV > and the roll being called Suprs. Ruth, Sir w Aavang, Frank j Wright. Wittmus. Beck. Coy, Slavin! £>* 1 I I3unnillS. <»lenn. Mackeln-n, Aavann, Sheriff Charles Dunning, Stanley Cornue, McHonnell, May, Schmitt, 2.32 173.50 i.-- 359.86 217.92 Less Cream sold 46.88 t Cow* aoid -- 3BH 4 9 $2,686.89 9412.82 412.82 Puel, City of Woodstock, ct jail It & wtr Rosenthal Lumber A ct hse jail coal Rldgefield Farmers Sup.,' ct hse jail coal Alice Jones, er t b off sal Vestie Muldoon, ct hse jail Frank Ilalstead, ct lui|' jaii Shff. Dpty.-- " Grant Nolan Henry J. Faarbecu* Howard W. Cairns Armour Birk Ronald J. Morris Thomas P. Bolger, cir ct pro off sal £•?' ,of which is respectfully Submitted. AI'MER AAVA NG Chairman. MATH N. SCHMITT PAUL ROSENTHAL ROSCOE GLENN JOHN J. FILIP r The Committee on Claims. Count 110.50 53.50 82.20 68.70 188.80 112.00 22.+0 127.60 20.40 88.00 148.42 57.42 568.98 160.00 185.00 . 200.00 215.00 215.00 215.00 215.00 215.00 75.00 Board of Supervisors, County, Illinois: Your Committee to whom was referred the matter of the construction of a new bridge at the Barttara's Mill Bridge over the Nipperelfik Creek in Section 6. Township 45 North, Range 8 East of the Third Principal Meridian, beg leave to submit the following report on the matters j before them. Mf. R. T. Cash, District Engineer of the State Division of Highways has viewed the site of said Bridge and talked to the plrfcperU' owners interested in the matter. He could offer no easy solution to the problems involved, except that by repairing the old bridge it might not be neceHsarv to secure the approval of the Department of Waterways. As we see the problem at this time we recommend that the present west abument which is on a pile foundation and built wide enough to accommodate a new steel truss of 22 feet clear width of roadway be utilised, and that a new east abutment be built and also a new steel through truss of 22 foot width strong enough to carry modern truck traffic and having a sidewalk on the south side outside the truss be constructed. The length of the truss to be of sufficient length for a in foot opening between saiS abutments. We have instructed the County Superintendent of Highways to proceed on the above basis, subject to the approval of the State of Illinois Department of Public Works and Buildings. Some parties would prefer that two bridges be built about 350 feet apart. 1/ut we hesitate for the County of McHenry to have anything to do with the second opening which might become the main channel and somebody would in that case become liable to damages for changing the natural water-course. All of which is respectfully mitted. _ FRANK B. McCONNELL FRANK MAY ALMER AAVANG Special Bridge Committee McHenry County, Illinois Supr. Frank B. McConnell, Chairman of this Special Committee, addressed the Board and stated that he and his committee were not positive as to the right way to proceed with this improvement, and that his committee felt that every precaution should be taken before final plans are approved, and that the water flowing at the site of this improvement as now diverted, comes up in two channels. Supr. Schinitt of McHenry Township spoke on the State law governing improvements of this kind, and stated that it was his opinion that one man should not have the power to change a natural water course. Supr. McConnell. Chairman of said Special Committee, again addressed the' Board and stated that a further investigation should be made in his opinion, and that his commit-1 tee should be given additional time. After some further discussion with regard to said matter it was regularly moved by Supr. Filip and duly seconded by Supr. Glenn, that said matter and report be referred back to the committee for further consideration. And the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Committee on Purchasing presented the following report, to-wlt: Quotations of Burgess, Anderson & Tate, Inc.. and L. J. Zant Office Machines & Equipment Co. attached to this report. May 8th, 1950 To the Chairman and Members of y the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County: The Purchasing Committer, ae- companied by Ray DDuussflllbbeerr ry, Supr. of Assessments and George Jedlicka of the Zoning Board of Appeals were in Waukegan on Monday, May 1st where they visited an office in the Lake County Courthouse, to ascertain the type of office furniture and equipment used and its efficiency. Later they called at the Burgess, Anderson & Tate Co. Inc., at IZion where they obtained a price list of office equipment needed for the office of McHenry County Supr. of Assessment and Zoning Board of Appeals. On May 3rd. the Committee and Mr. Dusenberry called at the ofClce of the L. J. Zant Office Machines and Eqquipment Company at Rockford, Where they obtained a price on the same amount of ofTice equipment. In both cases the price quoted was on "Shaw - Walker" equipment. In the Committee's estimation, tiie equipment from the later Company (L. J. Zant) will furnish more counter space. Your Committee, would therefore recommend that the quotation of the L. J. Zan OfTice Machines & Equipment Company of Rockford. 111., 111 the amount of $968.45 be accepted and that purchase be made and ..hat the equipment as stated in the quotation be paid for by McHenry County upon delivery and acceptance by the Committee. Filed herewith and made a part of this report are the price list referred to. All of which is respectively submitted. AUG. w. RUTH. Chairman R. M. SLAVIN F. E. BECK It was thereupon regularly moved by . Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Schmitt that the report of the Commltee on Purchasing be approved and adopted, by this Board. And the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried nnd the report approved and adopted. A communication from Fred Wilson. who resides at Richmond, Illinois, Route 2, was presented and read to the Board, complain about the condition of a garbage dump on U. S. Route 12 and 111. Route 31, between Richmond and Spring Grove, in McHqnry County, Btating that said garbage dump across from his farm wali hazardous and operated contrary|o the laws, rules and regulations of the State of Illinois, Department \>f Public Health, and requested that some action be taken concerning said matter. Supr. McConnell of Richmond Township stated that he knew' of the conditions of the garbage dump, and that it was on private property, and should be taken care of. The communication was placed on file. Several communications from the State of Illinois, Department of Public Works and Buildings, together with Motor Tax Allotment Report for the month of April, were presented and ordered placed on file. Supr. Mackeben, a member of t.it. McHenry County Liquor Commission, addressed the Board and stated that they had received requests for the issuance of package liquor 11- not to be consumed on the if. - - i Mcrtenryv, Prank"May, jtfiih,... dore Sterne, John J. 1950 meeting were read and on motion made And carried were approved and ordered of record. The semi-annual reports of the County Clerk. Circuit Olerk. Sheriff and Treasurer for -the period ending June 1, 1950 were presented, and upon matlon duly made and carried, were ordered referred to the proper committees for report. A report of the Sheriffs Committee covering the operation of the Sheriff's Patrol Car No. 21. for the month of May, 1950 was presented and read to the Board, it was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Wright and duly seconded by Supr. Schmitt that the report be approved and payments ordered, and the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The following report of the Liquor Control Commission of McHenry County, Illinois, together with a Resolution Amending Section 1, of Artlce III of a Resolution Governing the Licensing and Control of the Sale of Liquor in McHenry County, Illinois, outside of the Corporate Limits of any City, Village or Incorporated Town, as amended, by Adding thereto Subsection (3). was presented and read to the Board, towlt: June 12th, 1950 To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: The Liquor Control Commission of McHenry County. Illinois, would beg leave to report that they met at Poor nrum.11i1.1i «h« ; I censes, tne which on motion of Hm-ir V premises, and that the Commission and dulv second Si s.Vir wf/l'.11"1 would like some advice and counsel a^ly be .,,n.d, <i l,y fc.VPr- Wittmus «vnm th„ n.»n,.erninir said mat- May and Elmer Coy . Sheriff--Charles „ rw® M^eben. I 8terne and Filip and Asst.'Supr.'"Mc- One Hundred be\enteen residents' Cornue, McConnell Mav Schmitt Of Venetian Gardens in Algonquin i the Chairman declared tlie motion township in McHenry County, Illi- unanimously carried and the Report nois, presented a petition requesting approved and adopted. tliat a pomng place be established1 The committee on Roads and ill their -community, upon motion Bridges presented the following rewJuf ^ffrred"' P°r,t' ,w,hi< h on motion of Supr. Ruth Department of "public"'WelfareVMc- ^omm"tee on and duly seconded bv Supr. Glenn, Henry County, and the term of office Elections for investigation and re- , and the roll being called was declared ' Port , , .' . • unanimousy adopted, to-wit: _ Several communications from the 1 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Illinois Department of 1 Board of Supervisors, ^McHenry Public Works and Buildings were County, Illinoispresented and ordered placed on file. The undersigned members of the , Two communications requesting ! Road and Bridge Committee for said road improvements in Algonquin : County beg leave to submit the fol- Township were presented and read| lo wing report on the matters before to the Board. Said roads 111 question . them. 1 being Township Roads the Clerk was I Tha we met on the loth day of requested to notify the property | April, 1950, at the Court House and Peter Justin MeHenrv 1 vear I O'J4. the_territory for each i George W. tlowe, Marengo. 2 y ^n the | Gaulke, Woodstock, 3 yea > $2,273.57 The regular Inspection of Grounds. Buildings and Live Stock revealed everything to be in good condition. There being no /Hither business. Your Committee, on motion duly made and seconded adjourned. FRANK B. McCONNELL, Chairman. CARL E. WITTMUS ' ° E. C. COY ALMER AAVANG AUGUSTUS'M. MAXWBM* The Chairman. Thomas F. Nolrin. presented the following named person. f as appointed by him, as the Advisory Board and Welfare Scrvict Committee, of the State of Illinois. and the roll being called, was declared unanimously adopted, to-wlt .j ^ , May 9, A. I). 1950 Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to from the Board concerning said mat ter. Supr. Ruth addressed the Board and stated that he could see no harm if such a license fee was fixed at the same amount, and for the same period of time, as the regular liquor license. After some disvvuiHJi BKU l|lt IV! HI Ui UllltU tor each person so appointel, to-wlt: Advisory Bout Judge Cowlin, 4 years T- F. Nolan, 1 year John J. Filip, 1 year Welfare Services Committee . K^rtiam, Crystal Lake, 3 yrs. r»»" . Vel^t,e-v- Harvard. 2 years ntclinrd Novak, Fox River Grove, 2 years IM<» to the Highway Commissioner member of the Committee. On of Algonquin Township. County Coroner. Harry L. Ehorn, appeared before the Board and stated that under a recent amendment TO the Coroners Juror's Act jurors could now receive a jury fee of not 21st day of April. 1950, we watched a demonstration of a small sized tractor-grader near Harvard. Illinois We again met on the 24th day of April. 1950, and inspected roads in . . , the east part of the Countv. The Istp exceed $3.00 for each case, to be , land Lake Road was too wet to cut fixed by the Board of Supervisors of | diches. The River Road which has the County, after some discussion . gone en years with no expense on With regard to said matter it was . the asphalt surface showed the el'- itarly moved by Supr. Sterne and ; fects of the bad Spring and there seconded by Supr. Wright thfct were three small breaks and some matter l*e referred to the Fees ; surface cracking. It should be seal Salary Committee for report, • ed this Slimmer -- - - - the Ch airman declared the moyears years thai th.v"m r.eP(,rt cussion with regard to said matter nres. ntpH llf th»£! claims , j* was regularly moved by Supr. the n)»vm«nt if 5 11 recommend Ruth and duly seconded by Supr. that J L. . j J18', aml filiP that the request be referred to r>rH« rt It, dJiretted to issue ; the Liquor Control Commission for the Court House in the City of Woodstock, 011 Wednesday, the 81st of May to consider the advisability of issuing package goods liquor licenses, for tl>e sale of liquors and beer not to be consumed 011 the premises, in McHenry County, outside of the corporate limits of any city or village. Your Committee, after due deliberation. would recommend, that not to- exceed five (5) such licenses be issued in McHenry County and that the annual license fee be fixed at $500.00. Said licenses to be issued in addition to the limit of regular licenses as is now fixed and established in the Liquor License Code of McHenry Countv. Your Committee, submits ' herewith, as a part of this report, a proper Amendln£SResolution, amending Sec. I of Articrj\,3 of a Resolution governing the ltf-erising and control of the sale of Liquor in McHenry County,. Illinois, &nd recommends its adoption. All of which is respectfully submitted. THOMAS F. NOLAN. Liquor Control Comm." H A R L E Y M A C K E B E N r . . C. PERRY WRIGHT FRANK MAY Asst. Liquor Control Comm. A Beaolutlon Amending section 1 of article III of a resolution governing the licensing and control of the sale of llquorin McHenry County, llinois, outside of the corporate liipits of any city, village or incorporated town, as amended, by adding thereto subsection (3). Be It resolved by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illi-- nois in regular meeting convened, as follows: , Section!. That Section 1 of Artlce III of "A resolution governing the licensing and control or the sale of liquor in McHenry County, Illinois, outside of the corporate limits of any city, village or incorporated town,' as amended, be and the same is hereby amended by adding thereto a Subsection to be known as Subsection (3) which shall immediately fojlow . Subsection (2) of Section 1 of Article 111 of said Resolution, and the same shall read as folows.to-Wlt: Artlcle-XXZ--Classes of Uoensee (3) Class "C" Licenses which shall authorize the retail sale 011 the premises specified, ol' alcoholic liquor in the original package, bottle or container, seal unbroken. No alcoholic liquor shall be consumed upon the premises for which this license Is issued and no purchaser of such packaged liquor shall be permitted to open the same or break the seal thereon upon the premises for which this license is issued. The annual fee for such license shall be Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00X, which said license fee shall be paid to the Liquor Commission. Cass "C" ' licenses shall be in addition to other licenses -authorised hereunder and shall be limited to five (5) in number.. Section 11. All rules atvd regulations heretofore passed In conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Section III. This Resolution and the rules and regulations therein contained shall take effect from and after its passage, approval and adoption according to Taw. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Schmitt and duly seconded by Supr. Glenn that the report be approved, and that the Resolution amending the Liquor . Control Act be approved and adopted by this Board, and the roll being called Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Slavin, Dunning. Glenn, Mackeben, Aavang, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt, Sterne, Filip and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell. McConnell and Rosenthal voted Aye. Nave none. And the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the report approved, and the Resolution approved and adopted. The Committee on Roads and Bridges presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Sterne and duly sec'^nded by Supr. Mackeben, and the roll being called was declared unanimousy adopted to-wlt: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, McHenry County, Illinois: The undersigned members of the Road and Bridge Committee for said County beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. « We have inspected most of the County State-Aid System of Road«. The asphalt roads come through the Winter in good shape, but the old gravel roads were badly damaged and pushed out of shape and need to bo re-graofd and re-graveled in many places. The old road maintainors and tractors are now about 13 years old and need to be replaced as fast as possible, with the funds at hand. We have secured quotations • on motor graders ofc various makes and decided to recommend the purchase for the County of one new Adams Model "550" Motor Grader, equipped with 12 foot blade, cab and scarifier at $12,290.00. Said price is a saving of approximately $1,000 over the next lowest bid on a comparable basis. W'e also recommend the purchase of one new Adams Motor Grader Model "201" equipped with 10 foot blade, cab and -scarifier at $4,850.00. We have let one graveling job of 920 cubic yards or. gravel surfacing at 0.75c per cubic yard and are negotiating some other contract Jobs of gravel surfacing. Tne Huntley-Algonquin (Section 85 M. F. T.) grading ainLgravellng job is about completed and ready for the blacktopping. contract to start-. Margaret Dwyer, Huntley, 1 year Mrs. Mary Endres, Woodstock, 3 yrs. Herbert KiltE, Woodstock, 1 year 1->r- J- F. Harris. Richmond, 3 years It was thereupon regularly moved by Suprv Sterne and duly seconded by Supr. Wright that the appointments -- be approved and confirmed, and the mitted Chairman declared the motion unanimously c*trried. The Board of Appeals of McHenfy County, Illinois, opperating under the Comprehensive Zoning Ordin- Allendale Sc4ioot for Boys, (Holmes) St. Vincent Home for Chll., (Reh) | Lisle Manual.' Trng. Sch., .(Jaslen) Mrs. Minnie Brigham, (Ketchtim) Mrs. E. Kapplng. (Yestebo) . Mrs. Robert Pierce, (Vermet) Louise M. Brooks House of the Good Shepherd, (Harvey) Chicago lndust. Home for Chll., (Dalziel) Elgin Catholic Charities, (Bielecki) Mr*. Otto Eicksteadt. (Ketchum) Mr*. Geo. Wlerema. (Van Nattan) • Lake County T. B. San., care T. B. patients 8500.00 Mrs. R. J. Leisch, depdendt chil (De Line) 40.00 We further recommend that the Wonder Lake post of the American Legion be allowed $100.00 Add. fund from Bogardus Funds. All of which Is respectfully sub- The Clerk informed the Chairman 43.80 that there was nothing further on I his table, of business to be tran- 80.00 j »acted. and the Chairman announced that if there was nothing further to 120.00 come before this meeting for the i good of ..McHenry County he would 80.0.0 entertai^|i motion to adjourn, it was 40.00 I thereupon moved by Supr. Coy and 40.00 duly seconded by Supr. Schmitt to 4.60 j adjourn. Motion carried. There- .40.00 120.00 80.0H 80.00 40.90 upon the Board adjourned. THOMAS F. NOLAN, Chairman Attest: R. D. WOODS. Clerk Regular June Bteetlay 1950 ROSCOE GLENN, Chairman. E. C. COY FRANK B. McCONNELL FRANK MAY C. PERRY WRIGHT . . . Tlie A-1 surfacing | ance of said County, presented _ The following report of the ,h 'l wlir.« e M,tn .peat ' ^')ort showing the withdrawal by i Special Committee In 'charge of the jUted that if there I oral bad breaks. The la, I ^plications j Barnard's Mill Bridge improvement sly carried for the> good of Mc- through with to breaks, but the A communication concerning a read to the Board, to-wit: lOPf llltllOffM or fINff etnoont will be refunded from the Jr. T. Fund as soon as the cul- . £<psi lU/ Read Job fSection 87 M. P. T.) M 1 dtaraM&le to the various seettons of tne County patrol system of roads at rates heretofore approv- •ed by this Board were audited and ordered paid as follows: Section 3. 14 | 269.98 Section 4, 16. 18 $ 250.78 Section 4, 17 251.64 Section 5, 6 i 5.38 Section 7. 8, 9. 10. 11, 12 ....( 979.47 Section 13, 16 $ 443.53 TOTAL $12583.23 Bills were audited and ordered paid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: . Municipal Employees Retirement Fund-MFT Share for Pension May '50 $ *lf.M Patrol Section No. 2, maintenance. labor & materials $ 611.95 Right of Way, engineering labor $ 56.19 Section 83, engineering, labof $115.94 Section 38-T, engineering, labor & materials $ 74.52 Section 35, engineering. labor & materials ,$ 9.87 Section 35 B-2, engineering, labor & materials $ 89.59 Section 85 B-3, engineering labor & materials $ 60.04 Section 35 B-4, engineering, labor $ 7.16 Section 36, engineering, labor & materials $ 11.96 Section 37, engineering, labor ...$146.39 Section 33-T, Construction,. materials .$ 76.61 Section 36, Construction, labor St materials .... ...f80*1.98 Section $5 B-3. C. Construction. Final Payment' > Estimate $ 754.79 Section 35 B-4, C. Construction, Final Payment Estimate $ 206.21 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of McHenry County met in regular session at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Monday, the 12th day of June. A. D. 1950 at 10 o'clock A. M. (D. S. T.) The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, Thomas F. Nolan, and the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the I'nited States of America was given by the Clerk with all members of the Board and visitors present participating after which the roll was called by the Clerk, and the folowing meml>ers responded <0 their names, to-wit: August W. Ruth, C. Perrv Wright, Carl E. Wittmus, Frank E. Beck, Elmer Coy, Raytnond Slavin. Charles T. punning. Roscoe tlHnlk, Hirlfey Waclceben, Thomas F. Nolan. Aimer Aavang, ife&Ait. ..c ife asphalt surface treatment Job. We have investigated a complaint on a drainage matter at the west Village limits of Algonquin at the old Seyke Farin. We met with the Village officials of Algonquin and received permission to clean out the old Miil Rate inside the Village limits which should solve the problem. We are about to start the construction of a Motor Fuel Tax Road In the Town of Dunham known as Section 36 M. F. T. The fences are nearly all moved back and the pole lines arc promised to be moved back this week. We bought the necessary filling which is about 6.000 cubic yards from Mrs. Blanche Conn at 0.10c per cubic yard. Said filling is to be taken from an old gravel pit near the south end of the job. We desire to let the new concrete bridge Job near the north end of this job by contract in the near future. We therefore recommend that the required resolution he passed by this Board at this time in the matter of said bridge improvement. We met on the 10th day of June, 1950, at Woodstock. Illinois, and audited and ordered paid bills of a general nature chargeable to the McHenry County patrol system of roads as a whole for repairs and supplies for County owned machinery and labor at the County tool house and grounds to a total of $10382.50. Said total includes payment of $£820.50 for insurance rdr Itti year In idvahef; aleo $4- 469.29, payment for culverts hereto Total $4497.50 We have decided that the River Road (Sections 12T A S2T) M. F. T., ought to be sealed this Summer and recommend the necessary resolution be passed at this time by this Board. We have received from motor fuel tax funds $76.61 from Section 83-T Construction for cement used on said Section paid for by the County Highway Department Road Fund. Said amount was turned over to the County Treasurer for the County road fund, which said sum is hereby re-appropriated for road purposes including the repair, storage and purchase of road machinery Or for improvements for buildings to house machinery. , Your committee estimates there will be necessary for the care of the McHenry County, Illinois, patrol system of roads an appropriation from the County Highway fund in the sum of $25,000.00 until the next meeting of this Board. All of which is respectfully submitted. __ ^ F. E. BECK y CARL E. WITTMUS AUG. Wr. RUTH , MATH N. SCHMIfT JOHN J. FILIP Road and Bridge Committee „ McHenry County, Illinois '.Tile following Resolutions, Maintenance, Patrol Section 2. and M. F. T. Construction Resolution, 8tate Aid Route 29, were presented and read to the Board, to-wit: County Maintenance Resolution Resolved by the Board of Supervisors, of McHenry County that an additional $6900.00 is appropriated from the Motor Fuel Tax allotment for the maintenance of the following sections or patrols located on State Aid roads and meeting the requirements of the "Motor Fuel Tax Law," approved March 25, 1929, as amended. Patrol Section No. 2 86900.00 and be it further resolved, that the above designated sections be maintained under the provisions of said Motor Fuel Tax Law during the year ending 'December 31, 1950, and be it further Resolved, that the County Clerk is hereby directed to transmit two certified copies of this resolution to the Department of Public W'orks and Buildings. Division of Highways, Springfield, Illinois, through, its District Engineer. Resolution for Improvement by County Under the Motor Fuel Tax Law Be it resolved, by the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County, Illinois, that the following described State Aid Route be improved under the Motor Fuel Tax Law, approved March 2"), 1929: State Aid Route 29, beginning at Station 231-50 a point near the SW Corner of the SE% of the NW^4 of Section 28, Township 45 North, Range 5 East of the 3rd P. M. (Schutt Bridge) Be It Further Resolved, that the improvement shall be a Reinforced Concrete Slab Bridge-- Span 80 foot Clear and Roadway 26 ft - 2 4k 12 in. and shall be designated as Section 36 B-l MFT: and. Be It Further Resolved, that the Improvement shall be constructed by Contract. Be It Further Resolved, that there is hereby appropriated the sum of Thirteen thousand two hundred and no-loo dollars, ($13,200.00) from the County's allotment of Motor Fuel Tax Funds for the contruction of this Improvement: and. Be It Further Resolved, that the Clerk Is hereby directed to transmit two (2) certified copies of this resolution to the Department of Public Works and Buildings. Division of Highways, through its District Engineer's office at Elgin. Illinois. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded 'ty Supr. Wright that the Resolutions be approved and adopted y this Board, and the roll being called Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Slavin, Dunning. Glenn, Mackeben, Aavang, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt, Sterne. Flllp and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell. McConnell and Rosenthal voted Aye. Nay none and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the Resolutions adopted. The Chairman called upon the two political parties as represented by the membership of the Board of Supervisors for suggestions of electors to act as Judges and Clerks of Election and also for the designation of polling places for the various precincts and districts In McHenry County for the ensuing year. After the said selections were made and referred to the Committee on Elections, the said Committee presented the following report which was read by the Clerk, to-wit: June 2, 1950. To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Elections would beg leave to submit the following list of Judges and Clerks of Eectlons as selected by the two political parties represented on the Board of Supervisors of McHenry County. Illinois, for the year 1950. together with the Polling places of each Precinct and IMstrTct In said County, to-wit: Riley--Polling Place, Town Hall, Riley Township, 111. Judges, August W. Ruth, George T. Anderson. Viola Anthony. RFD No. 2. Marengo, 111. Clerks, David McKee, William H. Ardell, Walter Oahman, RFD No. 2, Marengo, 111. Marengo 1--Polling Place. Faith- Li n d s a y Garage, Marengo. 111. Judges: C. Perry Wright. Ernest C. Robb. Daniel Kanaly, Marengo, 111. Clerks: Carlton Robb, Mildred T. Hyde, Regina Higgins, Marengo. III. Marengo 2--Polling Place: Marengo Community Center, Marengo, 111. Judges: Raymond F. Dusenberry, Harry Buell. Harley Delta. Marengo, II. Clerks: Jessie Jobe, Laura Baird, George Hance. Marengo, 111. Dunham -- Polling Pace: NortlV Dunham School Dist. No. 128. Dunham Township, 111. Judges: Carl E. Wittmus, RFl) No. 1, Harvard. 111., Claude O. Pagles. RFD No. 3. Harvard. 111.^ Ravmond D. Brickley. Jr., RFD No. 1. Harvard. III. Clerks: Margaret Whipple. RFD No. 1, Harvard. 111.. Goldie Camp. Threslle Guhrke, RFD No. 3, Harvard, 111. Chemung 1--Polling Place: Episcopal Parish House, E. Sumner St., Harvard. 111. Judges: Dan V. Coughline. Clara H. Sehroeder. Paul A. Neidhold, Harvard. 111. Clerks: Theresa N. Hereley, Madge Coe Ebert, Lula Barter. Harvard. 111. Chemung 2--Polling Place: Fire Engine House, West Front Street. Harvard, 111. Judges: Frank E. Beck, Walter N. Johnson, Johjn B. Howard, Harvard. 111. Clerks: Agnes H. Freer. Lillian M. Yates, Catherine M- O'Connor. Harvard, III. Chemung 3--Polling Place: Ambler Bldg., Chemung Villiage, lit. Judges: Lesle A. Douglas. Entred R. Pihl, Tracy,K. 8eav«r. -RFD Ifo.. 8, Harvard, fit. Clerks: Darlene Es- •raond, Agnea J. HutchineoA, Helen . *r*> : v mung 4--Polling place: An»er-s iekn Legion Hall. North Ayer Street,/; ; 1 111. Judges: Arthur R.' • Kolte, Blanche H. Dunlap, John 11.,,*,, Raeder, Harvard. 111. Clerks: Or a B. Mac Rae, Esther M. Brann, Laura \ , C. O'Brien, Harvard, 111. r . A'"*ni--Polling Place: Town Hall>^ ; In Village of Alden, 111. Judges: El-*rvmer C. Coy, Frank 8eefedt. Alden. III., G. W. Fitzgerald. RFD No. 1.' ^ Harvard. 111., Clerks: Frank E^ * Stabb, Lester Weter. Alden. 111.. Joh/B • A Nolan, RFD No. 1, Harvard. III. » ; • Hartland--Polling Pace: Town- ' ' ship Garage, Hartand, 111. Judges: " Raymond M. Slavin, RFD No. 1. < Woodstock, 111. Heriry Callahan. RFD No. 1, Harvard, 111., Mamie Tornow. Box 122. Hartand, 111. Clerks: Margaret Fyfe, Mercedes Paulsen. •*-- Patrick Joseph Murray, RFD No. 1. Woodstock, 111. Seneca--Polling Place: Town HaH.t^ in Seneca Township, I1L Judges:^ v1 Charles T. Dunning, Box 247, Wood-^ stock. 111., Adelbert L. Stewart. James E. Nihan. RFD No. 1, Marengo, 111, Clerks, Roy Andrews, RFD No. l, Marengo, 111., Wllmot Sherwln, RFD No. 1. WoOdstock, 111. A Leo E. Beebe, RFD No. 2, Woodstock, Coral -- Polling Place: Village Hall. Union, Til. Judges, Roscoe.". Glenn. RFD No. 1. Union, 111., H. J., Miller, William Gahl, Union, I!j. ' Clerks: Margaret M. Tracy, Clara Northrop, Antoinette Schildgen, Un- ' ion. 111. Grafton 1--Polling Place: Village •» Hall. Huntley, 111., Judges: Har-; ley Mackeben. Ella Carroll, Norma * Garlieb, Huntley, 111. Clerks: Margaret Dwyer, Marie Rvgg, Ruth Fen- • w i c k , H u n t l e y , 1 1 1 * . - • Grafton 2--Polling Place: Schutts Cottage, Lakewood, Crystal Lake,-- III., Judges: George W. Moffat. EdithV M. Eldred, RR No. 2. Crystal Lake, 111.. Irene Koltweit. RR No. 1, Crys-t'?;^ tal. Lake, 111., Clerks: Elisabeth Jai^ cobs, RR No. 2, Crystal Lake, 111., ' Hazel O'Malley, Mildred Jedlicka, - T RR No. 1, Crystal Lake, 111. Dorr 1--Polling Place: Hardings Garage, Madison and Calhoun Sts.,' Woodstock, 111. Judges: Thomas F. Nolan, 838 McHenry Ave., Woodstock, I1L Abram B. McConnell, RFD, No.- 2, Woodstock. 111., Arthur J. Desmond, 524 Fremont St., Wood- - stock. 111. Clerks: Emma C. Peeler, 827 Vine St., Woodstock, 111., Lillian Prest, 422 E. Jackson, Woodstock, 111., Anne Baier, RFD No. 2, Wood-A stock, 111. Dorr 2--Polling Place: Tawnsend's Garage. 417 Clay St.. Woodstock, 111. Judges: Al Klemme, 825 Clay St., Woodstock, 111., Laura Kiel. 914 Clay St., Woodstcok, 111., Ralph Austin, 1109 Wheeler St.. Woodstock, 111., Clerks: Alvina Broderman, 914 Clay • St., Woodstock ill., Liljie Beard, 611 McHenry Ave., Woodatock, III.,' Emma Johnson, 118 North St., Woodstock, 111. Dorr 3--Polling Place: Room under County Treasurer's Office. Court House, Woodstock, 111. Judges: Karlen Cooney, 355 Lincoln Ave.,"- ^ Woodstock, 111., Alice Murphy Fo- _ garty, 240 WTashington St., Wood-A. stock. 111., Harold P. Evans, 827 Lincoin Ave., Woodstock, III. Clerks: Jean Smith, 211 N. Hoy, Woodstcok, 111., Doris Sehroeder, 441 Dane St.. Woodstock, 111., Mary Sheehy, 641 Washington St., Woodstock, 111. Dorr 4--Polling Place: City Hall, Dean St.. Woodstock, Ill.r . Judges: T. Lester Griffing. 357 Tryon St., Woodstock, 111., Elmer Carlson, 315 Dean St., Woodstock, 111., E. M. Phil- . lips, 726 Dean St., Woodstock. III. Clerks: Frances Battern, 228 Griffing Ave., Woodstock. 111., Alice Cnarles, 532 Austin Ave., Woodstock, 111., Margaret Freund, 815 Johnson Ave., Woodstock. III. M Dorr 5--Polling Place: Abbott's'^ Store, Ridgefield, 111. Judges: Walter M. Reed, RFD No. 1, Crystal Lake, 111., Ray Abbott RFD No. 1, Crys- • tal I^ake, 111., Frank. Church. RFD No. 2, Woodstock, 111. Clerks: Ella Walkup, RFD No. 2, Woodstock, 111., •. Leola Reed, RFD No. 2. Woodstock, III., Mrs. Frank Church, RFD No. 2. Woodstock, 111. Greenwood--Polling Place: Town Hall, Village of Greenwood, 111. Judges: Aimer Aavang. RFD No. 3,- Woodstock, III., Howard Walking- v ton, RFD No. 1, Ringwood, 111., Joe Brady, RFD No. I, Woodstock. 111. Clerks: Mary Frisbie, RFD No. 3, Woodstock, 111., Oiivene Walklngton, ^ RFD No. 1, Ringwood, 111.. Rosalie ^ Brady, RFD No., 3. Woodstock, 111. Hebron -- Polling Place: Town Hall, Hebron, 111. Judges: Stanley H. Cornue, John P. O'Holleran. Harold Spooner, Hebron, 111. Clerks: J. A. Horehled, Albert Mathtson. RFD. Hebron, 111., Harold S. Thayer, Hebron, III. Richmond--Polling Place: Memorial Hall, Richmond, 111. Judges: Frank B. McConnell. Richmond, Ill- Howard E. Vogel, Richmond, 111., RFD No. 2, Henry F. Greeley, Rich- " mond. 111. Clerks: Beulah Karls, Richmond, 111., Bertha Peet, RFD No. 1, Richmond, 111., Nellie Gibbs, Richmond. 111. ^ Burton -- Polling Place: Town# Hall. Spring Grove, 111. Judges: Frank May, Spring Grove, III., C. L. Stevens, RFD Np?*'l, Spring Grove, 111., Anton Meyer, RFD No. 1, Spring Grove, Ilj. Clerks: Charles Gilllspie. Spring Grove, III., Charles N. May, RFD No. 1, Richmond, III., Mary Nimsgern, Spring Grove, 111. McHenry 1---Polling Place: Royal Blue Store, Ringwood, 111. Judges, Paul Struck, RFD No. 1, McHenry, 111., Chancy L. Harrison. Rose Tonyan, Ringwood. 111. Clerks: Viola Low, Flora Carr, Ringwood, 111., (ieorge P. Thompson, RFD No. 3, McHenry, III. McHenry 2 -- Polling Place: City A Hall on Green St., McHenry, 111. w Judges: Vera Purvey, Arnold Ander-* son. Vera Kane, McHenry, 111. Clerksi Elsie Smith, Ltna Kilday, Alice Lindsay, McHenry, 111. McHenry 3--Polling Place: Blake's^ Garage. McHenry, 111. Judges: Math N. Schmitt. Albert Krause. Maud Rothermel, McHenry, III. Clerks: , Mary A. Freund. H. Walter Anderson, El vera 8. Durland, McHertry. 111. McHenry 4--Polling Place: Busch Bldg., Johnsburg, HI. Judges, Peter Freund. Jr.. Joseph King, William J. Meyers, RFD No 1. McHenry, 111. Clerks: Agnes K. Freund. RFD No. I. McHenry, 111., Catherine F. Freund, Hilda May. RFD No. 8, McHenry. 111. ^ McHenry 5--Polling Place: "Won* der Lake Realty Office. Wonder - Lake, 111. Judges: Carl J. Hallstrom, Fred W. Sells, RFD No. 1, Ringwood, 111.. Emil J. Heilman. RFD No. 4. . Ringwood. 111. Clerks: Elisabeth M. Selsdorf. Gertrude E. Watkins, Mad* eleine Sullivan, RFD No. 1. Wonder Lake. 11. Nunda 1--Polling Place: Einar Johnson's Garage. Barreville, 111. Judges: Charles J. Sehroeder, Herbert E. Barton, Charles E. Behan, RR No. 1, Crystal Lake. til. Clerks: Mary Ellen Flanagan. EYclyn A. Yerkey, RR No. 1, C ystal lake, - Bernard T. J. Shine. liR No. 1, Mc- 9 Henry. 111. ^ Nunda 2--Polling Place: City Hall; ' Crystal Lake, 111. Judges: Theodore W. Sterne, RR No. 1/Crystal Lake,-- ™ Charles Gumprecht, Crystal Lake, III., Matilda Doherty, RR No. 1. McHenry, 111. Clerks: Martha A,_ Fetfer. 218 Ellsworth St.. Crystal Lake, 111., Gladys E. Stanek, 444 Second St., Crystal Lake. III., Warren E. Swenson, 436 Illinois St., Crystal Lake. 111. Nunda 3--Polling Place: Odd Fellows Hall, Crystal Lake, 111. Judges: Charles S. Pingry, 132 Grant st.. Crystal Lake, 111., Paul J. Doherty. ~ RFD No. 1, McHenry, 111., John Flotow, 110 Woodstock St., Crystal W Lake, 111. Clerks: Lenore M. Schnei- 61-.Gr.ant St- Oystal lake, 111., Helen T. Lowell, Joseph A. McAndrews, RFD No, 1, McHenry, 111. Nunda 4-- Pulling Place: Congregational Church Basement. Island J." Judges: Fred Rehling. RFD No. 3. McHenry. III., Walter Hohnsen. Alex J. Drucker. RF1> No, 2. Ale Henry. 111. Clerks: Margaret Ehrhardt, Box 105, RFD No. 2. Mc- Henry, 111., AIit*i Kocmoud, RFL> No. ?: M^Henry. 111.. Jane Audette, RFD < No. 3. MeHenrv, 111. ^Algonquin 1- Polling Place: Village Hall. Algonquin. 111. Judges Walter M. Schuett. Algonquin. 111., Wendell A Ai Haverkampf, Box 230. Algonquin, V 111., John A. Dvorak, Algonquin, III. Clerks: Claude C. Laee, C. J. Ebel, Robert T. Caveny, Algonquin, 111. Algonquin 2--Polling Place: Virginia St., Pump House, Crystal Lake. Judges: Paul F. Rosenthal,-- Frank E. Bohl, James L. Kiley. Crystal I^ikc, 111. Clerks: Paul W. Rauhut. Sidney W. Nelson, Helen G. Normand. Crystal Lake, III. Algonquin »--Polling Place: Village Hall, Cary, 111. Judges: John J, Filip, Julian F. Lasansky. Paul L. Wium, Cary. 111. Clerks: Elburn F. Mentch, Rose L. Pokorny, Slsie Hoeft, Cary, 111. Algonquin 4--Polling Place: Vll- ja lage Hall. Fox ftiver Grove, I1L V £edffe«: Ros« 4. Dvorak; toeepfc -K< i Seraen, Arthur O. Goetx, Fox River brove, 111. Clerks: Anna F. Radous,