The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-09-15
COUNTY COURT

Following is the business transact
ed by the Court last week not con-
tanned in the report heretofore pub
lishcd:
Ella Vasileff was granted license
to set up two pool tables in Flat
River.
Collector Croke was released from
visiting the various townships for the
purpose of collecting taxes, as provid-
ed for by section 11454 Revised Sta
tutes 1909.
An order was made authorizing the
State Auditor to draw his warrant in
favor of County Treasurer Halle for
the amount of State school money APP
portioned to St. Francois county out
of the State School Fund ard certi-
fed to the County Clerk by the State
Superintendent of Public Schools.
On Friday the Court declared a re-
cess and in company with the High
way Engineer made tour of inspec-
ton of roads in the vicinity of Ell
wins, Bismarck, Leadwood, sDesloge
and Bonnie Terre. The Court also met
the County Court of Jefferson county
near the jefferson county line to fur
Their discuss the building of a bridge
at Blackwell over Big river.
Additional Warrants Issued.
August Wichman, janitor, months
salary, $50; John A. Knowles, Cir
cult Clerk, months salary, $166.65;
Miss Bessie Brady, deputy Circuit
Clerk, months salary, $41.65; C. w.
Francisco, Highway Engineer, months
Saloru e1OE. w TT Hail Co,,r4,,
Treasurer, months salary, 500;
Henry Davis, Prosecuting Attorney,
months salary, $208,35; Albert Wul-
fert, County Clerk, fees for month of
August, $187.75; Mrs. Van Dosing,
support of John Dosing, 81; Mrs.
Bette Roughly, support of Thos.
Richardson, So; w. N. Brumfield, re-
lief, 81; DeSoto Grading and Con-
struction Co, crushed rock on Bis
marck and Leadwood road, S1,962;
Dock Mackley, crushed rock on st.
Louis road, $55264; C. W. Francisco,
Highway Engineer, road improve
ment, $4,000; E. D. Hall, improve
ment of roads in district No. 10, $500;
E. B. Shelley, improvement of roads
in district No. IS, 500; ]. S. Jarna-
gin, support of Pate Jinson, So; Geo.
Herzog & Son, Infirmary supplies,
$4.95; Lang & Bro. M. & M. Co., In
Urinary supplies, $3.50; Thos. A. Aut-
sen, Infirmary supplies, $10.35; Har-
rell Mfg. Co., Infirmary supplies,
$3.50; Coffman Grocery Co., mfr
mary supplies, $31.1S; E. M. Laak-
man, Infrmary supplies, $1.4O; Nor
ris Bros, Infirmary supplies, $7.13;
7. n. Henderson, Infrmary Superin-
tendent, labor and supplies, $18.45;
Pennington Laundry, laundering for |
Infrmary, S505; f. j. Mckinney, In
Urinary supplies, $940; Mccarthy L. |
& C. Coz addition room to mfr
mary; w. 7. Halle, County Treas
lrer, services pertaining to school |
fund, S13.27; Hilyard Disinfecting
Co., Jail supplies, S26.25; j. S. Clay,
recorder, postage, etc, $l08S; Farm /
ngton Telephone service, $37.82; j.
G. Williams, Sheriff, cleaning cess
pool, $26.95; j. w. Sehaefer, Consta-
Die, services at George Bishops
House and conveying Srok boy to
Bonneville, $37.60; Hugh Steel, re-
ward in. experimenting robbers, Pas
zoe and Dickinson, $40; st. Louis
Binding Co., supplies for County
Clerks Office, 1854; Simmons Kennedy
Stationery Co., supplies for County
Assessor, $500; Standard Printing
Co., supplies for county offices, S5.7S; Il
Albert Wulfert, County Clerk, stamps.
stc., Sc; G. w. Francisco, for road /
Improvement, $4,000; C. I. Carrot,
Judge, services at present term, $21.-
%; U. S. Watts, same, S21; Chas. 2.
lale, same, $21.70; j. C. Williams,
Sheriff, same, $1.20.