The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-08-05
COUNTY COURT.

tllht tIleN are "lliilp anu upi' l"
support and take care of her, II was
ordered that she he released from
said institution and delivered to her
relatives, Mrs. Griffith and Mrs.
Dosing, and the clerk was instructed
To certify a copy of the order to
superintendent Keauy of said IN
stitution.
u. {. Wilkinson was granted cN-
emption from road work on account
of physical disability.
Susie Herbst was sent To the state
tuberculosis Sanitarium Mt Mount
Vernon ms Il county patient.
The Court made an order pur-
chasing combination tension road
roller crusher and l2-barrcl sprink-
Ter, with engine for operating same,
of the J. |. Case Threshing Ma
chine Company, for s., 1880 cash.
In the matter of bids for coal, the
Watson Coal Company's bid was
$50 per ton for Carterville district
and $50 for Williamson County
Big Muddy; Mavbcrry, Byington
Il Tullock, S2.7j for Carterville dis
trict and 1915 for Murphysboro Big
Muddy; Schramm Bottling Com
pany. S2.Sl for Cartcrville district
lump coal. The contract was award
ed to the Watson Coal Company,
W. G. Gillespie, constable Of Per-
ry township, and w. f.. Justice,
constable of Randolph township,
made quarterly settlements, which
were approved.
New road petitioncd for by w. A.
Mitchell and others was ordered
opened, and change of road petit
toned for by X. II. Watson and
others was made, and change of
ROAD pettioned for by +. J Antoine
was ordered made at expense of PEE
titioner.
Order was made authorizing the
State Auditor to draw his warrant
in favor of w. G. Fischer, County
Treasurer, for amount of moneys
appOrtioned to this county for the
year 1909 by the State Superintend-
ent Of Public Schools, and by him
certified to the Clerk of the County
Court, amounting to Sl5, 1913.
Louis Marchand of Bonnie Terre
was granted dramshop license.
Warrants Issued
j. W. Jones, supplies furnished
family Of Andy Dix ...... 81 .0C
l.. II. Highley, support of
John Butter ........ lO.Ol
q. II Smith, support RhOda
Burnham and Fannie Sim
mons ... l3.jC
j. 7. Cayce, support of Sarah
Amouettc ..... - l1.Ol
c. d. Rogers, support of W. \.
Rogers .................. lh.W
Thos. Higginbotham, support
of Mary r.. Polite 800
Mrs. A. J. Swart, support of
Belle Matkin ......... .. j.Ol
o. NJ. Ramsey, support James
LePlant .......... j,W
j. G. Alexander, relief James
King and wife '........ j.OC
VIM. London, attendance on
Probate Court ............ 2O.0I
Mrs. l.. Sebaugh, board and at
tention to Mrs. Mayo ..... Lon
Pennington News, printing and
stationery ............ .................. I'm
Pauly Bldg. Co., supplies - l2W
Gibson d Mcclure, supplies for
dependent family -.-.. Al
| G. y. Wilson, mandamus fees l1.S
VIM. London, board prisoners 20l.W
Thos. Higginbotham, labor for
! bridge repairs ............... 2t.U
VIM. London, sundry expenses 20.ii
VIM. London, guarding work
of prisoners and other eX. 3D.
G. &. Weimer, meat for Inf. $50
". l.. Fleming, supplies for
Ed Wilson ... GOO
Cole d Nixon, supplies for
Infirmary ....... 49,.
T. II. Holman, freight on car
of cement ...'.............. .......... 1915
Geo. Schliesser, ianitor III. II
J. a. Lawrence, fees l01 M
O'Dell Bros, supplies for fam
lily of A. j. Dix ......-. 20.OO
Tetley-Klein Co., car cement 1000
Asbury Press, docket .............. $500
q. w. Covington, sup. for Inf. 5.di
Reuter- Pig. Co.. stationery l7.7i
Barnard d Co., stationery .. S1.Gj
Skinner Il Kennedy, stationery 20.6j
Standard, Pig. Co., stationery 1910
Cast Blank Note Co., same G.h'
G. A. Wood, supplies for Inf. 2.6j
DR.. J. II. lount, quarantine 1000
j. }. Short, harvest hands Inf. 90
DR.. G.. A. McEwen, wood INF. 900
Case Threshing Machine Co.,
road roller, etc. .... ....... 2,l93.GO
J. II. Mason, bread for Inf. go
Times Printing Co., printing 300
Mayberry, Byingt0n u Tul-
lock, livery Recommendations. ...... La
Pennington Milling Co., sup
plies for Inffrmary .... GAO
Klein Gro. Co., supplies for
court house and Jail ..... 2.4j
J. w. Boswell, livery ...-....... $50
Asbury Press, stationery Goo
A. II. Akers, salary and pos
tage as school commissioner b.l2
NJ. +. Schmidt, support pupil
AT Training School ............. - .G6
Jet White Laundry, launder-
ing for Infrmary ................ 1000
II. NJ. Murphy, labor Mt Inf. 600