The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-19

No. ID, John II. Cook, presi =
dent, and |. l.. Halle, clerk.
Districts Nos, lG, IS, 10 and 20,
no reports.
No. 2l, Jules l.. Rougglcy,
president, and Il. a. Boyd, clerk
No. %, no report.
No. %, j. W. lIutchings, presi,
dent, aud j. W. Moore, clerk.
No. "a, VIM. Rawson, presi e.
dent, and Alfred Cole, clerk.
The Court ordered the County
Clerk to notify the clerks of all de-
linqucnt road districts to make
their report at the March adjourned
term.
The appointments of road com.
missiOncrS for the several districts
were deferred until the March ad =
j0urned term for the reason that a
large number of road districts have
not made their annual reports.
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
The time for the completion of
the various rock roads in the
county was extended from April
18th to July lst, and was so
changed in the several contracts.
The bonds of the following were
approved for work on the county
rock roads: j. b. IlighIey, &. Y.
and j. d. Counts, John 4. Marks,
+. X. lawn, George T. Nestover,
Geo. w. Halter, +. II. aud II. G..
Best and John WiIkson.
The petition of f. +. Clay and
others for a revival of portions of
the old Pennington and Potosi
road was returned to the petitioners
with instruction TO pursue the
same course as though they were
petioning for new road.
COUNTY SCHOOL FUND bond.
The court instructed the clerk to
issue citations to the following
parties to pay interest on bonds to
school fund; John Wilkson, Sam.
uel f. Tctley, T. b. Murphy, Os-
ear Murphy, j +. O'Bannon, Ma.
thanici Hewlett, W. s. Conway,
Benjamin Cowley, Sr., }. w. Dun
away, Caroline Brenecke, NJ. II.
Blue and J. X. Edwards (Estate).
The court also instructed the
clerk to issue citations to the fol-
lowing parties to give new bonds:
}. W. Dunaway, John Wilkson
and j. +. O'Bannon.
The court instructed the clerk to
notify the following parties in re-
gard to the expiration of insurance:
Caroline Brenecke, VIM. Alcorn,
7. b. Murphy q Co. and J. F.
O'Bannon
Satisfaction was ordered entered
on bond of n. h. Merritt and John
Barton to the county school fund.
$4,000 was loaned to John Bar
ton from the county school fund.
COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH.
The court organized a County
Board of Health, composed of the
members of the County Court, with
Presiding Justice G. Il. Tullock,
Chairman, and Associate Justice
John A. Sprott, Secretary. DR..
A. l.. Evans was appointed to serve
as physician to the Board of
Health. and all other physicians,
who treat cases of smallpox, ex-
pecting to collect their fees from
the county. were instructed to con-
fer with the board physician be-
fore treating such cases.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The bond of Frank Richardson,
County Collector, in the pen al sum
Of $65, 900, was fully approved,
with the following MS security, =.
5. Cole, w. T. Halle, 4. T..
Swink, j. T. Mosteller, j. d.
John Murrill, N. A. Au.
Bnchon, T. G.. Mitchell, P. A.
Benham and r. G. Pigg.
1t was ordered by the Court that
no claims will be allowed for cof-
ins furnished for the burial Of
poor persons, unless same shall
have the attending physicians or
,wo other reputable citizens en-.
lorsement thereon.
In the matter of the investiga- |
ion Of the management Of the
County Poor Farm, the court Or
lercd that the buildings and fences
,e repaired, that the living house