The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

INV ELECTION PRECINCT,
As prayed for 10 the petition of Il.
J Mitchell and others, a new voting
precinct, to be numbered az. was es.
ablished At Bogytown in Perry town
ship. The following were appointed
judges Of election in that precinct
Clarence Sorwine, Sam Tetley, Frank
Scott, Thomas Armun, II. ID. Evans,
aud j. W Carr.
In publishing the judges Of election
IN the proceedings OF the regular
August term, the appointments for
Bonne Tcrre precinct were overlooked
in TRANSFERRING the list from the Court
records. They are as follows:
nth District, Bonnie Terre--Jerry
Pos,on, William Kline, j. W. Fraser,
Robert Brooks, Thomas winham aud
Oscar Arenx
ROADS AND HRIpots.
The contract for riprapping and
graveling = portion Of the Pennington
and Bonnie Terrc road was awarded
to Johu Wilson al the price Of 40 re
per cubic yard for riprap, and So lse
per cubic yard for gravel. John A.
SaHcll Was appointed Special Agent
aud Superintendent for the county,
aud George Pratte supervisor.
The contract for riprappIng the ~.
Louis road was Les TO Geo. II. Halter
at Coo per cubic yard, and the con
tract for graveling was let to John A.
Marks at zoe per cubic yard. E,E.
Swink was appointed Special Agent
and Superintendent for the county,
and Thomas Swearingen supervisor.
The contract for riprapping the
IlillsbOro road was let to Geo W, Hal
ter at G9e per cubic yard, aud the
contract for gravcling was let 10 John
A Marks at 60 'ac per e"oic yard.
T.. u, Swink was appointed Special
agent aud Superintendent for tho
county, and G. l.. simms supervisor.
Tho ouniract for grave ling the Farm
ington and Doe Run road was lot TO
A. j. Maxim at SIC per cubic yard.
4. 4. Swiuk was appointed Special
Agent aud Superintendent for tho
county, and JOHN \. Horn s'upersisor.
The contract for grayeling the
Pennington aud Del.assus dirt road
was let TO A. j. Maikin at soc per
cubic yard +. +. Swink was appointed
Special Agent and Superintendent for
the county, aud John n. Horn super
visor.
he contract for gTayeling the Farm
ington and pJlosi road was let To John
A. Marks 1T - &c per cubic yard. u.
+. swink was appointed Special Agen,
and Superintendent for the county,
and Thomas j. IIighlcy supervisor.
Tho contract for riprapping aud ma
cadamiEing the jackson road was let to
+. II aud II. c. Best at 60c per cubic
yard ior riprap, and soc per cubic yard
for macadam. The contract for gravel
ing was let To G.Y. aud J u. Counts
at sl.i2'R per cubic yard. John M.
Wood was appointed Special Agent
and SUPERINTENDENT for the county, aud
Lott Griffin supervisor.
The contract for gravellng the FArm-
ington and Ste. Genevievc road was
lei to John Il, Iiighiey ut u 90 per
cubic yard, + h Swiuk was appointed
Special Agent and Superintendent for
the county, and X. B Gillespie,
supervisor.
The contract for riPrapping the Fred
erickton road was let to Alex Moore
and +. X. IIawn at 74e per cubic
yard. The contract for grayeling was
lot to John b. IIighley at see per
cubic yard. +. 4. Swink was APP.
pointed Special Agent and Superin.
tendenI for tho county, and ]. +.
swink supervisor.
The contract for riprapping the
Bnrnham Ford road was let to A.
Moore aud +. X. Hawn at 74e per
cubic yard. The contract for gravel
ing was let to John d. IEighley at see
per cubic yard. John NJ. Wood was
appointed Special Agent aud superin-
Iendent for the county, and W. T.
Matkin supervisor.
The appropriations made for grad
Ing, graveling, riprapiug, and macad.
amIzing the portions OF above roads.
we're made out of money derived from
dram shop licenses.
ASYLUM ROAD.
Upon the statement Of Jos J Hoe.
zen that the Asylum road has been
put In good condition, IL was ordered
hat the road DO established a public |
highway, 80 feet 10 width. until |
shahged by due course Of law.
The petition OF tho Columbia Lead |
Go. for public road was submitted |
o jury. The jury failed logsgree
md the matter was continued till |
Sept. nth. 1908.
STEEL BRIDGE.
The contract for buildIng the steel
bridge, over the st. Francois river ON
he Pennington and Iron Mountaln
Dad, was let TO Supp Bros. bridge
'ad Iron Co. 81. Louis, Mo., at their
I'D price, sl,075 90. Samuel L.
Asbury was ordered to proceed to con-
ract for the building Of this bridge, |
nd to arrange all bonds.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mortgage Of Mary L. Boyd TO school