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sio.eo 59.S3 87.60 80.00 Mary Onaenberry. oo anmt _aupr sat 150.90 Thomas F. Nolan. bd of rev trav «P bd of rev aal mbra 9250.00 270.00 K. J. Dcnetfi, bd of rev trav •xp $60.00. bd of rev aal jgnbta 9250.00 . 310.90 Man J. Hayes. bd of rev tray **P W.M, b& of rev sal mora 9250.00 R. F. Dusenberry. bd of rev trav exp 920.00. co aasmt aupr trav exp $39.62 Asnti Scheer, co Jd( reptr Ero Eriekson, «hf dpty •. Ct. Hse. Sup.-- Broeker Janitor Supply 34.43 lien Chemical Company * 28.42 United Research Lab. 149.96 Paine Motor Express life. 6.7 » K. J. Field Hardware., ct hse repairs 817.22 Woodstock Trucking Serv.. ct h8e repair Stfd C. Bau, shff per diem Wrees, serv Shff. Feeds. Pris.-- Traekett's Bakery .. Western United Can A J5ec..... Conway Dairy .. Schoepperle'a Oroc. A Market 187.22 Shff. Dpty. Per Diem-- Sablna Bau Arthur Beem ............ Warren C. Berg Harry E. Beu Clydo a, Baa's Mobile Service, , ttad oil 12.98 John MMton A Co., groceries 178.71 Crystal Ldke Farm Store. milking machine repairs.... 4.80 Bohn Hardware Co., supplies 24.47 Ideal Oil Company, gasoline and kerosene 115.74 Royal Blue Food Mart. groc. 30.56 Montgomery Ward Co.. clothing 80.82 Sawyer Biscuit Co.. crackers 43.22 Crystal Lake Herald, printing So.63 Esther C. Allen, incidentals.... 60.50 Esther C. Allen, salary 300.00 Clara Hayes, salary 160.00 Rose Chambers, wages 125.00 James Chambers, wages . If.0.00 Martha Unn, wages to Oct. 15 150.00 Floyd Linn., wages to Oct. 15 180.00 10.09 71.00 40.22 1.89 20.4 John Carroll Howard Goddartr ..-i.i--- Roger L. Hansen Lynn Merwin ....... Vivian Seaman Clyde J. Zola ayde C. Miner, ahff dpty per diem -- 8154.00. bailiff 28.00 7.00 7.00 21.00 7.00 21.00 70.00 14.»|i 7.00 14.00 'diem 8154.00. bailiff .. 825.00 199.90 Vernon W. Kays, ahff dpty >:• per diem--870.00. bailiff --- „ 949.00 : HMD Pearl Schults, co soning exp 856.75, co cor recorder-- 839.70 „ 96.45 Co. Zoning Exp.-- » Roy A. Kent 92.90 Harold J. Bacon ,...., 34.80 Frank H. Nagel ............ 34.80 K. J. Deneen 33.60 Vernon W. Kays, 36.00 George F. Jedlicfca 9.00 Burgess, Anderson A Tate 5.20 J. Zant Office Mach. & luip. Co., co assmt supr sup 25.99 Illinois Bell Tele. Co., ct hse Jail tele J58.71 Betty Yates, co coroner's re- rrter .i v 5.00 Tryon, co sup hwy trav exp 129.70 Frank Thornber Co.. co elk office sup 25.97 The Haloid Company, cir elk cup 494.10 P. Q. Knuth Company, cir elk sup--81.33, shff off sup--- 92.40, co treaa off trap-- 99.13 " 9.96 Burgess. Anderson A Tate, co treas off sup 9.16 Mile 2.04 22.91 9.00 5.00 299.77 MeHenry Plaindealer, co treas ^off sup--8551 10, co assmt supr sup--$414.60, co elk elec sup regis--$28.50 997JK) Woodstock Daily Sentinel, co treas off sup fund-- 9820.55, co soning exp-- 842.50 8hff. Off. Sup.-- • Beu's Dry Cleaning ........ Hendrychs Ford Supr. Prtg.-- Shopper's Service Community News Pub. Co Royal Typewriter Co., Inc. et hse sup Fred C. Bau, Sheriff, shTf per _ diem fees serv 2758.65 (we Ritter, judcy Justice fees.. 10.00 II: D. Woods, County Clk., co elk serv co sonipg-- 91250.00, county services t~ --81250.00 2*00.00 Supr. Sal, Mileage-- ^ August W. Ruth 166.90 C. Perry Wright 155.30 Carl E. Wittmua . 149.50 Frank E. Beck ....... Elmer C. Coy Raymond M. Slavin Charles T. Dunn lag. Roscoe X. Glenn '..... Harley Mackeen Thomas F. Nolan Aimer Aavang 147.20 ,22.20 22.05 11.40 174.20 StanleyH. Cornue .... Ira 32.10 11.20 92.90 165.2*0 123:26 11.20 189.20 22.00 10.20 22.00 J*ank B. McConnell Frank J., May . Math N. Schmitt jfc.u;.U. Theodore W. Sterne John J. Filip . Augustus M. Ma*w»l| A. B. McConnell Paul Rosenthal 7. City of Woodstcojt, ct hse Jail It and wa.tr 255.94 Alice Jones, er T B off sal-.- 175.00 Ct. Hse. Jail Sal.-- Veatie Muldoon -- 195.00 Betty H. Hayes, bd of rev elk hire 180.00 Frank Halstead, ct hse jail sal 200.00 Oeorge F. Jedlicka, co soning _ fexp 275.00 flShf Dpty-- Grant Nolan 215.00 Armour Birk 215.00 Howard W. Cairns 215.00 Henry J. Faerber 215.00 Harold G. Fox 240.00 Ronald J. Morris 215.00 Thomas P. Bo Igor, co ct pro off aal 75.00 All of which is respectfully subjnltted. ALMER AAVANO. Chairman JOHN J. FILIP ROSCOE GLENN MATH N. SCHMITT V The Committee on Claims, County Poet, presented the following report, Milch on motion of Supr. Mackeben SJftd duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, towlt: October 17. A. D. 1990. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on County Poor Claims would beg leave to report that they have examined all 'claim# presented to them, and recommend the payment of the folowing. and that the Clerk be directed to issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for the several amounts allowed, aa follows, to-wit. • Dependent Children-- Lake Bluff Orphanage, (Lange) 8 40.00 St. Vincent's Home For Chil.. (Reh) (Wilson) 240.00 Allendale Farm School. (Holmes) 42.00 Lisle Manual Trng. A Industrial Sch., (Jaaien) 120.00 Mrs. George Wierema. (Van Nattan) 40.00 Mrs. R. J. Leisch. (De Line) . 40.00 Mrs. Eva Kapping, (Yestebo) 40.60 Mrs. Godwin Bell, (Ketchum) 41.89 Mrs. Minnie Brigham. (Ketchum) 40.00 Elgin Catholic Charities, CBilecki) Less cream sold „.^^937.63 Coats rebate --~..... - 40.00 Delaney rebate 13.15 30.00 120.00 Mticago Industrial Home for "Child.. (DaUiel) Louise M. Brooks, dependt. chil. 841.18, pro off trav exp 819.30 60.48 Dependent Children-- Mrs. Otto I'eberroth. (Shay) 60.00 Mrs. Otto Eicksteadt. (Ketchum) 80.00 Louise M. Brooks 17.72 Care T. B. Patients-- Rockford Mun. T. B. San 210.00 Lake County T. B San. ........2,952.50 Royce Kelley. care of Mrs. Kelley 802.50 All of which Is respectfully submitted. E. C. COY. Chairman. FRANK B. McCONXELl C. PERRY WRIGHT. FRANK MAY ROSCOE GLENN The Committee on MeHenry County Home. Farm and Hospital presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Ruth aiul duly seconded l y Supr Schmltt and the roll being called was declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County: Your MeHenry County Home. Farms and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on October 4th, 1950 and audited bills for the month of September. 1950 and respectfully submit V following report recommending mey be paid. Public Service of Nof. 111., elec $47.88 111. Bel Tel Co., telephone 36.05 Gordon Pearson, feed grinding 18 00 Hubert M. Evans, refrig repairs 73.05 SburtlefT Co.. cement, sewer pipe etc. 19.09 Huberts Pharraacv. med. .. 45 41 Mlljer-Patton Baking Ci».. bread 82.30 Thomas J. Webb Co.. coffee.. 106.42 George A. Greene, potatoes .... 13.50 Ludwig-Wilson Co., laundry supplies 48.95 R. O. Andrew Co., seed 10.10 F. W. Wool worth Co., notions 4j»6 E. L. Bakkom & Co., repair parts 71.66 Joseph Justen, cement blocks 17.78 ffcrnp's Hatcherv A Feed Co.. feed 178.97 gfcllW. *"• Basin, inmrtw, tw •#'97.16 it.19 82.431.80 - . _' October 4, 1950 Toi an CluMrman and the Honorable Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County, Woodstock. Illinois. Your MeHenry County Home, Farm and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on the above mentioned date and audited tills for the month of September. 19.'i0, and recommend the following be paid. Running expense ....... $ 1,580.72 Clothing Tobacco .. Medicines Hospital . Diet Fuel 86.2 44.55 45.41 18S.40 472.87 115.74 Leas cream sold .»-4...,937.63 Coats rebate .s~; |V 40.00 Delaney rebate': 13.15 >9 r.«>8 <>«! Sawyer rebate Iron sold 1.38 5.00 f m.U 97.19 $2,431.80 The regular inspection of Grounds. Live Stock and Buildings was made. There being no further business, your committee, on motion duly made and seconded adjourned. FRANK E5. McCONNKLL. Chairman ALMER AAVANG X CARL E. W1TTMUS > E. C. COY AUGUSTl'S M. MAXWELL _ The following Report of the Zoning Board of Appeals, operating under the MeHenry County Illinois Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, to- §ether with an Ordinance amending ection 4, of an ordinance known as the Zoning Ordinance of MeHenry County, Illinois, passed and approved on the 10th day of September, 1946, was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: State of Illinois, Co. of MeHenry, ss. In the Matter of the Application of Guardian Electric Manufacturing Company, an Illinois Corporation for variation of Zoning Classification. Before MeHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals hearing held in the city of Woodstock, county of MeHenry and state of Illinois on the third day of October. A. D. 1950 at the hour of 3:00 o'clcok P. M. at court house. Present: Harold Bacon. Chairman; George Jedlicka, Secretary and enforcing officer, Roy Kent, E. J. Deneen, Vernon Kayes, Frank Nagel. Absent: C. Russell Allen, Attorney for Board. Appearance: G. R. Van Doren, Attorney rerresenting petitioner. Objectors: None. . Petition was read. Fee has been paid. Certificate of publication filed. (Testimony of M. Mason Rowell taken and kept of record). Board's Decision: It has been moved and seconded by the Board that the above petition be granted. Vote: Aye: Five. Naye: None. Chairman declared motion carried. Description: This is the former Green property which was erected as a bowling alley on the northeast corner of 47 and 14 at the southeast corner of Woodstock. This is a Hist class firm which will engage in light manufacturing of electrical parts and will employ about 2no people. The property will be decidedly improved and will represent a distinctive approach to the City of Woodstock and we feel as a Hoard that it is to be highly recommended. All the neighbors feel likewise. GEORGE F. JEDLICKA, secretary. Aa Ordinance AnoMlag Soetloa S of aa Ordiaaaoo Xaowa as tko Sonlag Ordlaano* of MeHenry County, Zluaols, Passed and Approved oa the 10th Day of September, 1*49 Be It Ofdained by the Board of Supervisors of MeHenry. Illinois, as Follows, To-wit: Section I: That Section 4 of the Ordinance known as the Zoning Ordinance of MeHenry County, Illinois. ?assed and approved September 10, 946, be, and the same is hereby amended and the "Zoning Maps." now on file in the office of the County Clerk of MeHenry County. Illinois, and heretofore made a part of said Ordinance, are hereby amended by changing the classification from Business ("B-2") to Industrial ("I- 1") of the following described property: That part Northwest quarter. Southwest quarter Section 9, Township 4 4 North, Range 7 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows: ' Beginning aft the point of intersection of the Southwesterly line of the Chicago and N*>rtiiwestern Railway right of way with the West line of the Southwest quarter of said Section 9; said point being 42.9 feet South from the West qquarter of said Section thence Southeasterly on the Southwesterly line of said right of way being on a line forming an interior angle of 54 degrees, 18 minutes with the West line of said Southwest qquarter for a distance of 397.2 feet more or less to an intersection with the center line of construction of the State Highway known as Route No. 4 7 thence Southwesterly along the center line of said State Highway Route No. 47, being in a line forming an interior angle of 109 degrees, 45 minutes with said Railway right of way line for a distance of 552.45 feet, more or less, to an intersection with the center line of the highway known an I". S. Route No. 14; thence Northwesterly along the center line of said C. S. Route No. 14 being on a line forming an interior angle of 56 degrees, 17 minutes with the center line of said State Highway No. 47 a distance of 26o.38 feet, more or less to an intersection with the West line of the Southwest quarter of said Section »; thence North on said Section line 562.5 feet, more or less, to the place of beginning, excepting and reserving therefrom all that portion thereof included within the right of way for State Highway Route No. 4 7 and l\S. Highway No. 14, in MeHenry County, Illinois. Section II: Any ordinance or parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed, insofar as such conflict exists. Section III: This ordinance shall be ins full force and effect from and after its passage and approval. Approved: THOMAS F. NOLAN. Chairman Attest: RAYMOND D. WOODS, (8eal) County Clerk Passed: October 17th, 1950. Approved: October 17th. 1S50. It was thereupon regularlv moved by Asst. Supr. McConnell and dulv seconded by S'ipr. Maekeben that' the report of the Zoning Board of Appeals be approved and that the^ Resolution amending the Zoning Ordinance be approved and adopted by this Board, and that the Petition of the applicants together with proof of service of notice be made a part of the report of the soning Board of Appeals, and the roll being called, Suprs. Ruth. Wrijrht. Wittmux, Beck] Coy, Slavin, Dunning, Glenn, Mackefcen. Aavang, Cornue. McConnell, May, Schmitt. Sterne and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell and McConnell voted Aye. Nay none. And the Chairman declared the motion unanlmously carried and the report approved and the amending ordinance approved and adopted. The following report of the Zoning Board of Appeals, operating under the MeHenry County Illinois Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: October 17th, 1959 Slate of Illinois. County of MeHenry. ss. To the Chairman artd Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: The Board of Appeals, operating under the MeHenry Countv Illinois Comprehensive - - - - - State of Illinois, County of MeHenry, ss. In the Matter of the. Petition of H. Ralph Bennett ft Dorothy Alice Bennett for Reclassification Before MeHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals hearing held in the city hall in the city of MeHenry county of MeHenry and state of Illinois on the first day of August A. D. 1950 at the hour of 3:00 o'clock p. m. Present: Harold Bacon, chairman; George Jedlicka, Secretary A Enforcing Officer, Roy Kent, Vernon Kayes, Frank Nagel, E. J. Deneen. Absent: C. Russell Allen. Attorney for Board Appearances: John It' At» torney for petitioners Objectors; None ? » Petition was read Fee has teen paid Certificate of publication filed Board's Decision: It has been moved and seconded fc-y the Board that the above petition be granted for variation of the use of the property. This is a good siced tract of land and the location is such that a larger garage with small living quarters above will not be detrimental to any of the neighbors. It is not the desire of the Board that this property be used for income property but only for the use'of the members of the owner's family. Vote: Aye: Five Naye: None. Chairman declared motion carried. Oeorge F. J«Mllcka. Secretary. State of Illinois. County of MeHenry, ss. In the Matter of the Application of John M. Welch and Gladys M Wtlch for Variation of Zoning Classification Before MeHenry County Zoning Board of Appeals hearing held in the city of Fox River Grove MeHenry county Illinois on the 22nd day of August A. D. 1950 at the hour of 4:00 o'clock p. m. _ Present: Harold Bacon. Chairman: George Jedlicka, Secretary ft Enforcing Officer. E. J. Deneen, Vernon Kayes, Roy Kent, Frank Nagel. Appearances: James Rich, Attorney for petitioners Objectors: None Petition was read Fee has been paid Certificate of publi&tlon filed Boards Decision: It has been moved and seconded by the Board *, the above petition be granted. Vote: Aye: Five Naye: None Chairman declared motion carried Description: We have examined this property between routes 22 and 14 east of Fox River Grove and find no reason why ihis should not be developed Into s good business neighborhood. The deed restrictions -J1*1 is nothing which will be effected with this tvpe of development so we are granting the petition. .M. Secretary State of Illinois _ County of McHenrv, as Ma»er of the Application of John Hardt for Variation of Zoning Classification Before MeHenry County Zoning <?ar£ hearing held in the city of rr-vs'a» Lake county of MeHenry and state of Uli- Vo'a 0t} '22nd day of August A. I). 19*j0 at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m. Present: Harold Bacon, Chairman;. George Jedlicka, Secretary & Enforcing Officer, E. J. Deneen, Vernon Kayes. Frank Nagel, Roy Kent. Sel . Russell Allen, Attorney Tor Board Appearances- James Rich. Attorney for petitioner Objectors: None " Petition was read Fee has been J paid * CertlfjcateopbubllcatloTi filed. Board s tWFfsion: it has Ik-. ... . St'oon"ed by the Board that the above petition be granted. X? A>'e;JF»ve Naye: None Chairman declared motion carried • hi ^Kcription: We have examined this property jand while it Is close on»Hfe road' it adjoins the channel •£ '"•a™* Lake and wui not I'io- of the road than existing premises anymore County of MeHenry. ss nf the Application X Kck*rt and Clifford B. Vacation s Rec'«88ificatlon or i«i?^0re^th^ .MoH«nry County Zonmg Board of Appeals hearing held in 5 £°"r| house in the city of Woodnf° mi fntrr"f MeHenry and State IIin","T°n the 12th day of Sepo clock p m at the hour of 3:"° Present: Harold Bacon. Chairman George Jedlicka, Secretary ft E«- forclng Officer. Roy Kent, K J Deneen. Vernon Kayes. Frank Nagei for^ Board Ru^,8,;,1 Allen- Attorney rfAp*fVrance8; Wliam M. Carroll Jr. Attorney representing Petition* Objectors: None petition was read Certificate of publication filed Fee has been paid * decision: it has been mo\ed and seconded by the B<*ird that a \ariation be granted on the above petition for the purpose of a package liquor store onlv F!,ve s*y* None LBairman deviaii-d motion carried 'rhf,se premises are Horn- 47" northwesterly side of Koute 47, southwesterly of the intersectlon with route 14. It is rapid- !w„, Ae.'°P.inK ,nto a business dlsu i tht* ®rM«»t it is soned 1-1 -WK .<do<>Su not ^m't the sale of alcoholic beverages. A package In<3!Uor*houl<1 not be detrlmenof 5he noar<> and the petition for a \ariation is granted. Oeorge F. Jedlicka, Secretary State of Illinois. ' County of MeHenry, ss. of1 °' *he Application Z-\r 'i,ianI. A. rkH'othy Weers, his ,L • f<)r Variation of Zoning Clas- Ordlnunce a"d Am*ndment of Zoning •\'<,Hen,ry County Zoning Board of Appeals hearing held in house in the City of Wood- !f nu I111 y of MeHenry and State of Illinois on the 19th day of Sen- 44I:J0J0I or clock p. m. at the hour of Present: Harold Bacon. Chairman- George Jedlicka. Secretary & Enforcing Officer, Frank Nagel. Vernon Kayes. Roy Kent. E. M. Deneen Appearances: William Weers Objectors: None Petition was read Fee has been paid Certificate of publication filed Boards Decision: It has been moved and seconded by the Board fhat the ;iiove petition be granted. Vote: Aye: Five Naye: None Chairman declared motion carried Description: This propertv Is located south of Dean Street nes>r 176 The variation was granted two years ago to permit the use of the propertv for sales purposes and they now desire to put a sixty by twenty-five addition oft the present building which would parallel the west side of Dean Street. This addition would be used mainly for the distribution of mail with some laboratory use and sanitary facilities. The operation Is not detrimental and the building would lie a decided asset to that region so a variation was granted to permit the erection. The Board does not desire to reclassify this property for indu.-trial use. George F. Jedlicka. Secretary The petitions and applications of the petitioners and applicants together with certificates of publication are presented herewith and made a part of this report. All of which is respectfully submitted. HAROLD BACON, Chairman FRANK NAGEL VERNON KAYES ROY KENT • ' E. J. DRNBKN By-fiKORGE JEDLICKA. Secretary It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Beck and duly seconded by Supr. Sterne that the report te approved and adopted by this Board, and the property of the applicants and petitioners more fully described in their applications and petitions be reclassified to conform to said report, and that the comprehensive zoning ordinance of Mcllenry County, on file in the County Clerk's office te amended to conform to said report, showing the new classification of said property, and that all maps pertaining to County zoning now 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 rol| beinu called. Suprs. Ruth. W right. Wittmus Beck. Coy, Slavin, Dunning, Glenn, Mackeben, Aavang, Cornue, McConnell, Aiay, Schmitt, Sterne and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell and McConnell voted Aye. Na3" none. And the Chairman declared the motion Unanimously carried, the report approved and adoptej. the ordinance I ^ mags. •<&r. An 'W:f»: ¥. ftsttett fter" . of September 1950, was preMiiM4 and ordered placed on file, totewe# with several communication* frem the State of Illinois, Department of Public Works and Buildings. The Chairman of the Board presented and read an Order from the State of Illinois. Department of Revenue, granting an extension of time to the Board of ReVue of MeHenry County to complete their work, not later than December 1st. 1950. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Schmitt and duly seconded by Supr Mackeben that the order be placed on file, and that the Board of Review be given additional time to complete their work, not later than December 1st. 1950. And the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. ""^-The following communication from the Department of Revenue concerning the office of County- Assessment Supervisor was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: Copy on file in the County Clerk's office. It was thereupon regularly moved, seconded and declared carried that the communication be placed on file. A report of the Sheriffs Committee showing the cost of the operation of Patrol Car No. 20 was presented and upon motion duly made and carried was approved and ordered placed on file. A communication from the Cary Post of the American Legion protesting against the use of the old Consumer's gravel pit near the westerly limits of the Village of Cary. for the dumping of garbage for the City of Chicago was presented and ordered placed on file. A communication from Wonder Lake Subdivision. Deep Spring Woods No. 2. protesting the subdividing of an Island in Wonder Lake was presented and ordered placed on file. The Chairman addressed the Board and stated that he would at this timo> appoint Harold Bacon, of Crystal l^ake. Illinois, a member of the Board of Appeals, operating under the MeHenry County Illinois Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, aa Chairman of said Board of Appeals for the ensuing year. It was thereupon regularly moved and duly seconded that the appointment be confirmed and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. The Chairman stated that if there was nothing further to come before this meeting he would entertain a motion to adj6hrti. It was thereupon regtilarly moved by Supr. Glenn snd duly seconded by Supr. Ruth that this Special October 17th, 1950 session of the Board stand adjourned to Wednesday the 25th dav of. October, A. D. I!>r.0 at 1:30 o'clock P. M. for the transaction of further business to come before this session. And the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the meeting adojurned to Wednesday, the 25th day of October, 1950 at 1:30 o'clock P. M. THOMAS F. NOLAN. _ Chairman Attest: R. D. WOODS. Clerk ANovuiB moui OOTOBXm HHvnro OOTOBSB 25, 1M0 in the 'Vfce Board of Supervisors of Henry County, Illinois. met special adjourned session at Court House, in the City of Woodstock. on Wednesday, the 25th day of October, A. D. 1950, at 1:30 o'clock P. M. pursuant to adjournment as directed the Special October session held October 17th, 1950. 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 Chairman with all members of the Board and visitors present participating, after which the roll was called by the Clerk and the following members responded Uf their names. to-wit: August W Ruth. C. Perry Wright. Carl E. Wittmus, Frank E. Beck. Elmer Coy Raymond Slavin. Charles T. Dunning, Roscoe Glenn, Harlev Mackeben. Thomas F. Nolan. Aimer Aavang. Stanley Cornue, Frank B. McConnell, Frank "May, Math N. Schmitt. Theodore Sterne and Asst. Suprs. A. B. McConnell and Paul Rosenthal constituting a Quorum present. The Chairman of the Board. Thomas F. Nolan, called on Asst. States Attorney, C. Russell Allen who presented and read to the Board the following report and recommendation of the Zoning Board of Appeals. to-wit: Report and Recommendation to the Board of Supervisors of McHenrv f "'Jnois. at the Conclusion of Public Hearings Scheduled bv the MeHenry County Board of Appeals roposed Amendment to the MeHenry « ount.v Zoning Ordinance Adopted September 10, 1946, and all Amendments Thereto T° the County Board of Supervisors, «cHeliry ('ounty, Illinois. " £• the undersigned, member* of the Zoning Board of Appeals of MeHenry (ount.v. Illinois, do hereby report the following: ' I. That due notice of the public ^f^.nKs.i sch^rtu!<"- bv the McHenrv Board ot Appeals on the proto ,he MeHenry County Zoning Ordinance adopted m7n.eJn,lTr l0' 194('- *nd all amendr" Us„thfr.eto; *'as du"y published in iinfl 'Rosenffial voied Aye." Nay none. And the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the report approved and adopted. The Asst. State's Attorney, then presented and reau the following Ordinance Amending the MeHenry County Zoning Ordinance pertaining to all Property outside the limits of Citbs, Villages and Incorporated Towns in MeHenry County. Illinois, to-wit: An Ordinance Amending the MeHenry County Zoning Ordinance Pertaining to all Property Outside the Limits of Cities. V illages and Incorporated Towns in .MeHenry County, Illinois Be it Grdained by the Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County, Illinois, that the Zoning Ordinance or MeHenry . County, Illinois, as Passed and Approved by the Board of Supervisors of McIIenry County, Illinois, on the 10th day of September. A. D. 1946. and all Amendments Thereto, be and the same is hereby Further Amended as Folloys: Section 1. By striking and deleting from Section l.\ entitled 1-1, Industrial District, sub-paragraph 14 and sub-paragraph 17, which read as follows: "1.4. Domestic garbage and refuse Incinerators and reduction works. ' I'. Sewage treatment works." Section 2. By striking and deleting from Section 13. entitled 1-2, Industrial District, sub-paragraph 11. which reads as follows: '"11..Garbage feeding ant! disposal." Section 3. By adding and inserting an additional Section to be numbered "Section 13.5" entitled "Special Uses" which shall read as follows: "Section 13.5.. Special Uses. After a public hearing pursuant to notice as provided by the County Zoning Act under this ordinance, in cases of variation, the following uses may oe authorized by special permit of the Board of Supervisors in any 1-1 or 1-2 Industrial District. Such special permit may be qualified and restricted in such manner and to such an extent deemed necessary to carry out the purposes of the Countv Zoning Act. 1. Garbage and refuse incinerators or reduction works. J.- Garbage feeding and disposal. 3. Garbage tilling or dumping refuse. 4. Sewage treatment plants. •Section 4. All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. . Section •>. This ordinance shall be In full force and eftect from and after its passage and publication, aa requuired by law. THOMAS F. NOLAN. Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Approved: October 25th. 1950 Attest RAYMOND l>. WOODS. (Seal) Clerk of Board of Supervisors It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Sterne that the ordinance amending the Zonli g ordinance be approved and adopted by this Board. And the roll being called. Suprs. Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Beck, Coy, Slavin. Dunning, i.lenn, Mackeben. Aavang, Cornue, McConnell, May, Schmitt. Sterne and Asst. Suprs. McConnell and Rosenthal voted Aye. I Nay none. And the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the amending ordinance approved and adopted, and the Zoning Ordinance amended. Bal. forward Oct l! ?S50 From M. F. T Anticipation warrants .. Total Receipts Orand Total $25,502.77 Xxpeadltwes Highway Orders $19,191.73 BaT. forward Oct. 31, 1950 6,304.05 Grand Total $25,502.77 To: C•. L. Tryon, Supt. of Highway HENRY A NOLLE (JGS) Co. Treas. Ooaaty Treasure's Bepcrt Tot the Month of October, ltao leniljti Balance Forward . ..............$291,594.86 General Fund 430,229.(8 Supr. County Home 387.80 Supt. County Hom« 108.36 Chairman Liquor License 150.00 Dependent Children 590.00 Highway Fund 45.498.S3 Highway Fines 527.50 Motor Fuel Taxes ..-.....^.. 28,520.00 Payroll Account 5.819.12 Inheritance Tax .. 10,397.49 Back Pers. prop. TfcX ...... 637.12 County Officer's Fee* 3.860.52 Escrow Account 125.00 111. Mun. Retirement Fund 2,803.51 Institute Fund 40.00 -TOUil Receipts .129,694.42 Grand Total 1421.289.21 SspsaAttowss County Orders ....*27,228.03 Coroner's Jurors ............... 60.00 Grand and Petit Jurors .. 149.40 Probation Officers 128.40 Bounty Order 32.80 County Treas. Salary --J. 198.00 Clerk's Salary 1,231.86 General Fund 200.12 Highway Orders 19.198.72 Payroll Orders 5,591.IS Inheritance Tax .• .......... 2,152.58 Motor Fuel Tax .77,365.04 111. Mun. Retirement Fund 2.803.61 Disputed Ta* ...., 9.230.92 Forfeited Tax 4,816.93 Back Pers. Prop. Tax ... 17,570.36 The Clerk prestnted and read the following Ordinance amending Section 10 of an ordinance kuoiwn as the Building Ordinance of Mi Henry County, Illinois, passed and Approved on the 14th day of March, A. D. 195(1. to-wit: An Ordinance Amending Section 10 of an Ordinance Known as the Saildlag Ordinance of ktcXenxy Ooaaty, Illinois, Paseed and Approved on the 14th Say of March, A. 9. i960 Be ft Ordained by the Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County, Illinois. as Follows, To-wit: Section 1; That Section 10, entitled "Foundations for Dwellings" of the Ordinance known as "The Building Ordinance of Mcllenry County, Illinois," passed and approved March 14th, A. D. 1950. be and the same is hereby amended to read as follows Section 10. Foundations For Dwellings: All buildings, or parts thereof, except as hereinafter provided, to be used as dwellings or for human hilt itation hereafter erected in the Cminty of Mi-Henry, Illinois, shall be «£ttc,ted upon solid foundations of Stone, brick, tile or concrete, and the footings shall not be less than four (4) feet below the finished surface of the ground. One story fram dwellings and.open porches that are occupied only from April 1st to October 1st in each year may be erected 011 concrete piers that shall not be less than four (4) feet below grade, and said dwellings and open porches shall be provided with adequate girders for the support of floor and wall loads between said ple^s and closure shall be provided between said pfers from the foor line to the grade. Section 2: All ordinances and parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed. Section 3: This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage and publication, aa required b-v law. 5 THO.MAS F. NOLAN, Chairman of the Board of Supervisors. Approved: -Oct. 25th, 1950. Attest RAYMOND D. WOODS. (Seal)*? Clerk of the Board of Suprs. --: v.":. "",J 111 i A sat: Supr. Rosenthal addressed i2 * "oodstock Daily Sentinel, which the Board and stated that he felt that an opinion as to the advisability if his amendment should first be se- <u a * J "rilllliri, WIIICI ^ dS'l-V secular newspaper of fen- •H In .V. a.V<0n' Wanted arid publish- >>• INK amcnumeni snuuiu ursi oe *«•- ??. U?*,t.1"J- of Woodstock, Me- > cured from the Zoning Itoard of Ap- _?lli '"'nobs, for a contin-i peals, before same is adopted. Supi. n JTi° J?, tnore than six months. ; Sterne. Chairman of the lots Commlt- Publication, together ' tee. to whom this matter was referubllsher s Certificate, is red, stated that his committee felt »Hiu o .l .. an<* m®de a part of j that this amendment was Justified thi. ia«.l>0 accor(!ance with 1 and should be passed at this time. 5 . j Supr. Schmitt of MeHenry Township public hearings on the • wa« of the same opinion. After some ,.ni 11 amendment set forth in ' further discussion with regard to Iim were had at the I said matter it was regularly moved at Places, addresses, ! by Supr. Schmitt and duly seconded Tim n- as hereinafter set forth: I Supr. Dunnini: that the Ordinance - - iowns'wp, Meeting Place, ' amending the Building Ordinance be approved and adopted by this Board, and the roll being called, Suprs. Ruth, Mfright. Wittmus, Beck. Cov, Hunning# Glenn. Mackeben. Cornue, McConneTi; May, Schmitt, Sterne and Asst. Suprs. McConnell voted Aye. Address ®«*ob« 19th, 1950 Huntfev 1 1 7rafton Village Hall. Cnion P' Cora>. Town Hall, Marengo' ^*ren*0' Village Hall, ! Suprs._Sla\ in. Aavang and Asst „ . _ • 167.958.46 Bal. Forward Oct. SI, 1»60 253,380.82 Grand Total $421,289.28 Thea above and foregoing report Is true and correct according to my best kno>v]Ad*e and belief. HENRY A. NULLE, (JGS) „ . County Treasurer Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of November. I960 (Seal) , R. D., WOODS. Co. Clerk It was thereupon resularl.v moved by Supr. Schmitt and duly Keconcled by Supr. Olenn that the reports be approved, and the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried. A report of the County Treasurer showing payments due th* County from Townships on County Home was presented and read and upon motion duly made and carried was approved and ordered placed on file. Thp Committee on McHenrv County'- Home. Farm and Hospital presented the following report, which on motion of Asst. Supr. McConnell and duly seconded by Supr. Filip and the roll being called wa# declared unanimously adopted, to-wit: November 8, 1950 To the Chairman and the Honorable Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County, Woodstock. Illinois. Your MeHenry County Home, Farm and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on the above mentioned date and audited bills for the month of October, I960, and recommend fhe following be paid. Permanent Improvement 73.87 Running Kxpena* f,4»».27 Clothing 9.07 Tobacco '22.85 Medicines 22 64 Hospital J.. 184.65 l»let w... 460.08 P"*i .Si 4.01 t*«r^peleney Rebate! Coats Rebate .... * Cream 8old ...... Junk Sold Colt Hide $2396.44 4.20 •0.0ft, -40.58 36.00' 4.35 164.13 154.13 them Thct we met at Woodstock. Illinois, on the 10th day of November, 1950. ana audited and ordered paid bills of a general nature, chargeable to the MeHenry 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-- $5391.46. Bills chargeable to the various sections of the County patrol system of roads at rates heretofore approved by this Board were audited and ordered paid as follows: Section 3,, 14 - I 777.38 Section 4. 16. IS ...1 492.16 Section 4, 17 ISO.49 Section 7. 8. 9, 10. 11, 13 2044.16 Section 13, 15 BOARD OF SUPERVISOR* Pate • 7 Chemung 3 Chemung 4 Alden Hartland. Seneca ........ Coral ... Grafton 1 _ Graf torn 1 Dorr 1 Dorr 2 Dorr . 3 ^ Dorr 4 Dorr TotaJ ' Bills were audited, and paid out of Motor Fuel Tax funds as follows: . -j; Municipal Employees R«* tirement Fund - MFT Greenwood „ „ . , Hebron 65.8b j Richmond Burton Share for Pension (Oct ' „ -0) ...$ Patrol Section No. 2.-- • maintenance, labor and " materials' 1432.80 Section.,,85.-- engineering, labor and materials 1 S3.72 Section 35-T --engineering, labor and materials 141.13 Section 36-B-l, engineering, labor and materials -M2.7S Section 37 --engineering --• , labor and material u.. * 219.18 Section 38 -- engineering labor and materials . •/, 33.25 Section 37--right of way--":' • ,. service charge -- Seegei* i ' release 20.00 Section 36--Construction*""'. labor and materials 3635.SO Section 36-B-l--C. construction-- estimate No. 1 5814.36 Section 37--construction-- labor and materials ..... . .. 9061.34 $8951.51 MeHenry 1 orelered | MeHenry J3 MeHenry 3 MeHenry 4 MeHenry 5 Nunda 1 .. Jfunda 3 *99.43 Nunda 3; Nunda 4 Algonquin 1 Algonquin 3 Algonquin 3 Algonquin 4 Algonquin ft Total .: $21683,31 The final concrete was -poured on the Sehutt .Bridge (Section 36 B-l M. F. T.) on the c. th day of November, 1950. It has been protected with straw and heated with salamanders from fcelow the floor. The backfilling still needs to be completed. The Riley Road known as Section 37 M. F. T- has been graveled Its full length, but not to the full thickness required. Said road should be completed this month, weather permitting. State Auditor's Report No. 2 showing disbursements 011 the State- Town Road program under Senate Bill 327, up to May 26. 1949. has been received and is on file in the County Highway Department Office. Everything was round to be in regular form and was approved by the State. The gravel road patching on the Huntley-Harmony Road has been completed by the Kahl Brothers. The graveling of the west end of the Flatiron School Road in the Town of Dunham was let tfr Joe l'erenehio of Harvard. Illinois at $1.40 per cubic yard and the work is underway. We have received from motor fuel tax funds rental on County owned machinery included in the above report--$ 55.08 -- Patrol Section No. 2 --Maintenance, $1078.51 -- Section 36 Construction and $4993.95 -- Section 37 Construction. We have turned all of the above amounts^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 MeHenry County, Illinois, patrol system of roads an Appropriation from the County highway fund in the sum of $8.000.00 until the next meeting of this Board. All of Stiich is respectfully submitted. F. E. BECK MATH N. SCHMITT JOHN J. FILIP ACG. W. Rl TH CARL E. WlTTMl'S Total 131.60 134.39 136.39 136.00 135.39 136.39 136.39 139.99 143.79 135.19 133.99 125.19 135.99 135.79 136.30 136.89 136.39 141.39 136.39 139.39 136.39 136.39 146.39 141.99 146.09 146.39 139.59 139.99 136.39 139.59 139.99 $5,077.59 " ^ "S ruW. •-m |.1| m. All of which is respectfully submitted. A. B. McCONNELL. Chairman HARLBY MACKEBRW: , AUG. W. RUTH c - F. E. BECK •; V"-r •.'?£•.' T. W! STERNE . t Tt was thereupon reguiarty tfettWtfi' by Supr. Filip and duly seconded by Rupr. Wright, that the report of thi* Committee on Election be approved and adopted by this Board, and the roll being called the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the report approved and ;; ;'l adopted. A Plat of Cooney Heights Subdi- 'I vision. lying partly within the corporate limits of the City of MeHenry, and the remainder lying outside or the corporate limits of the City of MeHenry, in MeHenry Townshlpw properly certified was presented to the Board for approval. It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Schmitt and duly s-ceonded by Supr. Sterne that the Plat be approved as to that part of same that lies outaide of the corporate limits of the City of McHenrv. In Mi-Henry Township, and the Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and tha Plat approved. Supr. Sterne, Chairman of th* Lands and Lots Committee, stated that his Committee held a meeting concerning the matter of the roadways in lands that are to be platted in Mcllenry Township along the FtaK River, that was referred to his Committee for investigation at a Special meeting of the Board held October 17th, 1950. Supr. Sterne outlined In detail how the new Plat would effect other subdivisions in that area., and that his Committee would recommend an increase in the width of tha roadway in question up to sixty feet wide. A report of the Sheriff's Committee showing the cost of the operation of the Sheriffs Patrol car No. 30 for the month of October. 19S0, was presented and read to the Board, and upon motion duly made and carried was approved and ordered placed oa file. The Clerk presented lists of Claim* against the County and upon mot km of Supr. Slavin. duly seconded %y Supr. Filip and declared carried, the said claims were referred to the proper committees, and the Board journed to 1:30 P. M. for commlttM work. 1:90 O'CLOCK 9. M. Board met pursuant to adjourn* roent and upon roll call the na»a members responded to their name* as appeared of record In the mom* Inn session excepting Supr. Olean of Coral Township, and including Asst. Supr. Rosenthal of Algoaqala Township constituting a quo ran __ . 33342.31 _ Tha regalar lanwcUon of Grounds. BuiimnKM and Live Stock was made. There being no further business. Tour Committee, on motion duly made and seconded. Adjourned. V B. McCONNELU _ . Chairman CARL E. WITTMU8 k c. cov AL$RR AAVANO .. AUGUSTUS M. MAXWELL Mr. Chairman and Members of the Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County ,, Your MeHtnry County Home, rarm and Hospital Committee met at Hartland on November 8th. 1950 and audited bills for the month of October 1950 and respectfully submit the following report recommending the same be'paid. Public Service of Nor. 111., electricity $ J. Burt let, stock tank Rockford Morning Star, advertising Woodstock Dally Sentinel, advertising Waukegan News-SQn, advertising : Elgin Dail^ Courier. advertlalng Independent Reylster advertising Murray Brothers, pasture rent Gordon Pearson, feed Road and Bridge Committee McHenrv County, Illinois nr_„-nt T.h.e J-IL The Committee on Claims. Labor. Fees and Supplies presented the following: report, which on motion of Supr. Mackeben and duly seconded by Supr. Wright and the roll neMMt called, was declared aaaniSMlMty carried, to-wit: November 14, A. D. 19S9 Sir. Chairman and Gentlemen of On , Board of Supervisors: Your Committee 011 Labor, Feea and Supplies Claims would to report that they have 59.17 73.87 2.16 1.60 3.35 .60 50.00 Hall. Riley. Town (R23), CountrvsMe 7's« n \i' M"nham- School Harvard^ " 1 hemun*' den1"' V' M" A,den- T°wn Hall, Alf *;I OC7OM1, ®°**. *980 ^"eea, Town 'Hall, Court House Shurtleff Harrison Franklinville 3:30 P. M„ Dorr. «oodstock 4:00 p. M.. Hartland. Lumber Co.. Hartland 4:45 P. M.. Greenwood, Store. Greenwood HebronP- M" Hebron> Hall, RicSid"- R,chmond- V1"*« Hall, 8:15 P. M„ Burton. Village Hall, Spring Grove StOBTOAT, October 83, 1980 3uhi 1'. M„ Mcllenry, City Hall. MeHenry . City Hall, Crystal Lake Ca^-y# A'*ol,<,uln- City Hall, That there were no objectors to the amendment proposed at any of the public hearings, and those appearing before the Zoning Boards of Appeals in response to said notice, urged that the proposed amendment be adopted. THEREFORE, the Zoning Board of Appeals of MeHenry County does hereby recommend to the County Board of Supervisors of said County that the proposed amendment set Jorth in the publication hereto attached be adopted at once. Respectfully submitted this 25th day of October. A. D. 1H50. HAROLD J. BACON Chairman of the Zoning Board of Appeals VERNON \y. KAYS Member of the Zoning Board of Appeals E. J. DEXF-EN Member of the Zoning Appeals ROld A. KENT Member ^f the Zoning Board of Appeals r « 1 F^ANK H NAGEL Member of the Zoning Board of Appeals1 After the \ reading of the report. Mr. Allen outlined in detail the of th«? Hoard of Appeals concernlng said report, after which it was regularly moved , by Asst Supr. Rosenthal and duly seconded by Asst. Supr. McConnell that the report be approved and adopted by this Board, and the roll -being called Suprs Ruth, Wright, Wittmus, Beck. Coy, Slavin, Dunning, Glenn, Mackebeiu Aavang, Cornue, ilcConnell, May, Schmitt,. Sterne and Ant. Supr. • 'V?-' Supr. Rosenthal voted Nay. And the Hall Chairman declared the motion carj lied and the amending ordinance approved and adopted and the Building ordinance amended. The Chairman slated that if there was nothing further to come before this session of the Board for the good of MeHenry County he would entertain a motion to adjourn. It was .thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Slavin-and duly seconded by Supr. Ruth to adjourn. Motion carried. Thereupon the Board adjourned. . THOMAS F. NOLAN. Chairman. Attest: R. D- WOODS. County Clerk. Special November Meeting 1950 The Honorable Board of Supervisors of MeHenry County, Illinois met in special session at the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Tuesday, the 14th day of November. A. D. 1950. at 10.00 o'clock A. M., pursuant to the following call, signed by more than one-third of its' members, together Wltlvpublisher's certificate and proof of seivice of notice, now 011 file with the Clerk of said Board. to-wit: Copy of the above on file In the County Clerk's office. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman. Thomas F. Nolan, and the Pledge of 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 following members responded to their names, to-wit:' August W. Ruth, C. Perry Wright. Carl E. Wittmus. Frank E. Beck, Elmer Coy, Raymond Slavin, Charles T. Dunning. Roscoe Glenn. Harley Mackeben, Thomas F. Nolan. Aimer Aavang, Stanley Cornue. Frank B. McConnell. Frank May. Math N. Schmitt, Theodore Sterne. John/J. Filip and Asst- Suprs. A. M. Maxwell and A. B. McConnell constituting a quorum present. 1 Minutes of th^ Special October 3rd and Special V>ctober 17th. 1950, meeting of the Boa id. together with the Adjourned session held October 25th, 1950 were presented and read to the Board and upon motion dqlv made and carried were approved and ordered of record. The following report of the County Treasurer for the month of October, 1950, together with a report on Couptv Highway Funds was presented and read to the Board, to-wit: 30BBtfcly Beport of MeHenry Coaaty JBIffcvay Paad. October 3, IMO On i October 3L 1980 Service, gasoline and oil „ -15.33 Arwell, Inc., pest control, 2 months . 31.97 Illinois Bell Tel. Company, • telephone 36.35 Steve Sovtck. white washing ' farm buildings ,....». 63.50 F. W. Wool worth A Com-, pany. notions ' 19.74 George F. Bobtin, groceries, ' clothing, tobacco 55.96 D. Hereley 6 Sons, corn ....... 142.93 Hubert's Pharmacy. medicines ; 22.64 Kemp's Hatchery dc Feed, chicken feed 5,90 George A. Greene, potatoes.... 30.00 Ideal Oil Company, ruel oil.... 187.76 Ludtke's Plumbing & Heating. furnace coif and labor 9.10 Ludwig Wilson Company. laundry atipplies 457.24 Miller Patton Baking Com- 1 pany. bread ¥4.71 John Sexton A Company, groceries 190.47 Royal Blue Food Mart. groceries .....' 33.40 Georgfc Com In gore, welding^ 5.50 Thomas J. Webb Company, coffee 79.4.9 Bohn Hardware Company, hardware 4.+5 Thompson Appliance Company, shellane gas 36.25 Shurtleff Company, lumber.. - 3.80 E. L. Bakkom A Company, disks 1.43 F. Clchochi, shoes and repairs 7.35 Sawyer Biscuit Company, crackers 33.43 Crystal Lake Farm 8tore, tractor repairs 19.27 Rosenthal Lumber A Fuel Company, paint 27.28 Robert A. Miller, boar 60.00 Esther C. Allen, Incidentals.. 61.75 Esther C. Allen, salary 300.00 Clara Hayes, salary 160.00 Rose Chambers, wages 1125.00 James Chambers wages 150.00 Richard Hayes, wages 60.00 Tura Hayes, wages • 80.00 of the construction of a new bridge at the site of the Barnard's Mill Bridge, in McHenrv Township, presented the following report, to-wit: Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, MeHenry County. Illinois: Your Special Committee to whom was referred the matter of the construction of a bridge at the site of the Barnard's Mill Bridge over the Nlpperslnk Creek in the Town of MeHenry beg leave to submit the following report on the matters before them. The plans have Iteen approved by the State of Illinois for a three (3) span I-Beain Structure. 102 feet long and 24 feet wide with two (2) additional sidewalks inside the railings. Owing to the difficulty and probable delays in Retting the necessary steel, we decided to advertise for bids for said improvement on the 21st day of Novemlt-r. 1»50. The bridge was plannyl to conform to the blacktop road or which the bridge is a part. The present bridge is set near the north side of the right of way and the new bridge being wider would necessitate the purchase of more land on the north side from Mr. Grover Wickline. We decided to recommend the new bridge be placed six (6) feet farther south than originally planned as there is enough room to the south and the eighteen tl8) foot blacktop road would need to WAvldened to twenty-four (24) feet in the vicinity of the bridge anyway. All of which is respectfully submitted. FRANK B. McCONNELL F R A N K M A Y ALMER AAVANO Special Bridge Committee. McHenrv County. Illinois It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Schmitt and duly seconded by Supr. Beck that the report be approved, and the roll being called the Chairman declared the moton unanimously carried and the report approved. . The Committee on Fees and Salaries presented the following report, to-wit: »' November 14. 1950. State of Illinois, County of MeHenry "]To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Comnittee on Fees and Salall claims presented to thorn, and recommend the payment of the following. and that the Clerk be direct* ed to Issue orders on the County Treasurer to the Claimants for tha several amounts allowed, as follows, to-wit: Frank Thornber Co.. co elk elec sup poll pi--|9i0.39, co elk off sup--*324.44 1394 rnaff stcii 391.1# ; UM Ut _ The Harvard Herald, co elk Ptg Marengo Republican News. co elk prtg--$217.20, cut' assmt supr sup--36.49. CO treas off sup--$152.52 Central Prtg. it Pub. Co.. c<» treas off sup Burgess, Anderson & Tate. co treas off sup--1.85, co assmt supr sup--$11.03, sup sehs off exp--$24.12 .. Goerlitx-Beeknell Co.. cir cljfc sup _ P. O. Knuth Co., cir elk sugh --$2.50, co hwy off exp--- $1.31, shff off sup-- $3.521«. Shff. Off. Sup.-- Collens Uulf Service "...35.44 Panama Beaver Inc. 9.39 Hendyrchs Ford , 41.94 Freund Oil Company " ..... 3.49 • Hebron Garage (JM- / Crystal l-ake Herald, stiff . «e off sup--$58.25, co elk ptf -- , u : --$124.20, supr ptg--$27.19 co elk elec prtg list-- • $1096.35, co elk elec ptg • - - xM, ewHe"n ry Plaindealer. co CVlki:, ««••*>i:r>T elec ptg bal $Mt:v R. L. Tasewell, sup sehn . . -» off exp «( 4Z.9f S' Woodstock Daily Sentinel. Vfc sup sehs off exp--310.09. supr prtg--412-00 33.90 Clyde C. Miner, co clk elec sup regit. 333a Dr, A. R. K. Matthews. contingent VM 1 mil v uuiiimrr »m r txn anu 0011- COntinC^nt aries would beg leave to report that The Woodstoct GrilC ct they met In the Court House in the City of Woodstock on Thursday, the 9th day of November, wth the SherfT Elect of Mcllenry County. Henry A. Nulle. to consider salaries pertaining to the said Sheriff's office, for the term of 6ft'ice beginning, December 4th. A. D. 1S50. Your Committee, after due deliberation, hereby recommends that the aaiar.v of <he Sheriff l.« fixed at $3.- OOO.OO per year; that the Sheriff's wife be paid $1,800.00 per year, for cooking for prisoners that the salary of the radio operator be fixed at $225,00 per month that the salary j **1 9 tku Inf _ itl 11 f uhari fY Kti flVOll Less Delaney Rebate 3 4.20 $2399.44 Coats Rebate Cream Sold Junk SaM . Calf Hide ... 30.00 40.58 35.00 4.35 154.13 154»13 32242.31 Deputy County Treasurer. J. G. Stevens, a former member of the Board and County Treasurer elect, being present at the meeting was called upon by the Chairman. Mr. Stevens addressed the Itoard and thanked the members for their generous support during the recent election. and informed the Board that he would be ready and willing at all times to co-operate with them, concerning all matters pertaining to the office of County Treasurer and Collector. A generous applause was tendered Mr. Stevens for his appreciation by the members of the Board. The Committee on Roads and Bridges presented the following report, which on motion of Supr. Dunning and duly seconded by Supr. Slavin and the roll being called was declared unantmousy adopted, towit : Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors, MeHenry County. Illinois: The undersigned members of the Road and'Bridge Committee for said County beg leave to submit the folof at . of the Squad-Car Deputies be fixed at $250.00 per month. .And that the salary of Sheriff-Deputy and Clerk in office be fixed at $240.00 per month. All of said salaries, here fixed to commence for the period beginning December 4th. 1950. All of wheh is respectfully submitted. C. PERRY WRIGHT. Chm. AUG. W. RUTH 1IATH N. SCHMITT ALMER AAVANG • ' STANLEY H. CORNUE MOSCOE GLENN PAUL ROSENTHAL It was thereupon regularly moved by Supr. Sterne and duly seconded by Supr. Dunning that the report be approved and adopted by this Board. And the roll being called. Suprs. Ruth, Wright. Wttmus, Beck. Cov, Slavin. Dunning. Glenn. Maekebeit, Aavang. Cornue, McConnell. May, Schmitt, Sterne. Filip and Asst. Suprs. Maxwell and McConnell voted Aye. Nay none. The Chairman declared the motion unanimously carried and the report approved and adopted. The Committee on Elections presented the following report, to-wit: November 13th, 1950. State of llluiai*. - County of MeHenry. " ss. To the Chairman and Gentlemen of the Board of Supervisors: Your Committee on Elections, to whom was referred the Election Expense Bills for the General Election held November 7th. 1S50 in MeHenry County, would beg leave to report that they have examined said statements and would recommend that the following amouut be paid to the ; Sal ina Bau Supervisors and 15x-Officio Judges of ; Warren Berg Election for the various precincts i Frank Beu and districts in Mcllenry County, to-j Harry E. Beu jurors Charles F. Hayes, co oik alic clk sup -- $20.00. judcy justice fees-- $25.00, Orville M. Kerns, co clk elec clk sup -- $20.00. judcy justice fees--$10.00 John R. Tambtme. M. D.. co clk ins depdn < Turner) J. F. Harris. M. D.. co clk ins depdn (Turner* 310.09. shff Jail sup cloth--3&.99_ Dr. C. G. Schuyler, co clk ins depdn (Nelson) F. J. Quincannon M. D.. co clk ins depdn 1 Nelson) theCb'^-rVP111*' Sheriff be fixed Thomas F. Nolan", bd of $2,5.0U0n np.exrl montht Attuhiat t theK as aHlavar#yl nibrs--$^2 30 00 txj rev bd of rev trav exp-- $20.00 E. J. Deneen. bd of rev sal mbrs--$250.00. bd of rev trav exp--$70.0n "John J. Hayes, bd of rev ««| mbrs-- $250.00, bd of rev exp--$70.00 R F. Dusenberry, co assmt supr trav exp Mary Dusenberry. co aasmt supr sal Ella Mae Sullivan, co assmt supr sal Fred C. Bau. Sheriff, shff per diem fees, se^v C. L. Tryon, co sup hwy trav exp / Pearl Schults. c4£7c2|roner*s reporter--$27.00. coTsoning exp--$77.00 J. 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