The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-05-12
County Court Proceedings
Reward for Sam RAIDER.

The Court being informed that one
Sam RAIDER Is charged with "A felony,
and that said Sam RAIDER is fugi-
tive from Justice, and for the pur-
pose Of experimenting and returning
to this county for trial, Herbert >.
Hadley, Governor, having offered n
reward of $500, the county hereby
offers reward also of 500 for the
arrest and conviction Of said sam
RAIDER, charged with the murder of
one viii McComhs at Flat River,
Mo-, on the night of May ., 1910.
Revenue Apportionment.
The Court authorizes and directs
that the county revenue for the year
1910 be apportioned and subdivided
as follows: Road and bridge fund
10 per cent; grand and petit jury
fund 10 per cent; contingent fund 20
per cent; pauper and insane fund 30
per cent: county officers 30per cent.
And the Court further orders that
the Clerk certify a copy Of this or
der to W. &. Fischer, County Treas
urer.
Poll, Road and Revenue Tax.
AS provided by section 1883 ses-
sion acts of 1909, the Court levied
upon every inhahitant of the Elvins
Special Road Ristrict outside the
limits of the city of Elvins, over
the age Of u aud under 30 years, a
poll tax of $50 and property tax
upon all taxable property within
said district Of ten cents upon the
500 valuation.
The Court levied for road pur-
poses under constitutional amend
ment Il tax of 20 cents on the 500
valuation of all taxable property in
st. Francois county subject to taxa
ton for State and county purposes.
The Court directs that there be
and is hereby levied upon all taxa
Bile property in the county for the
year 1910 the sum OF 40 cents on
each 500 valuation, and for road
purposes outside the Incorporated
cities of the county and outside the
Elvins Special Road District, the
sum Of 10 cents on the 500 valuation
for the use and benefit of the indi-
vidual road districts.
NJ. A. Patterson was appointed
road nvcrsecr Of road district No. l6
to fill vacancy occasioned by the
death Of j. +. Sigman; and it was
ordered that the warrant heretofore
issued to J f. Sigman for this dis
trict he cancelled aud another war
rant for amount be issued to NJ. A.
Patterson.
Further business transacted by
the County Court after publication
of proceedings last week:
Dramshop licenses were granted
to l.. A. Moon and Johnson A.
Moon of Bonnie Tcrre.
j. ga. Lawrence, County Clerk
made quarterly settlement which
was approved.
Dramshop licenses granted to Joel
Hughes and j. W. Matkin at Bis
marck.
VIM. Good, constable, filed his
quarterly settlement, which was ap-
proved.
Warrants:
Smith d Sons. grader sup. Z y 90
Bank of Pennington, orders
paid -. ....... 1875
Cole d Nixon Mer. Co., Inf.
account OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2OO
f.. j. Mckinney, Inf. acct .... 80
l.. r. Hunt Il Son, meat for
Infirmary .........-........................ ljSj
CITY Drug Store, Inf. sup. 2.Sj
+. NJ. Laakman, Inf. sup. 800
J, NJ. Karsch Shoe Co., slip
pers for Infirmary ................. Id
Lang & Bro, lumber................ ll.j3
Adam Schmitt, labor and
hauling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
Pennington News, blanks, &c ll.0j
Henderson Mer. Co., supplies 1850
City Lights, jail, court house
and lnfirmary .....-.................. ~
DR.. J. II. English, services as
county physician .......... 1850
4. II. Holman, quarters sal
ary ,....-.'...,....-............ 3jO.OO
T.. X. Hawn, work on road ZOO
j. u. Counts, work on road Zoo
Ed Byington, hauling water 81
y HcnunrIe unloading car ! 100