The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-10-06
Busy Session of
County Court

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ST. Francois Townsip: Emmett Bar
ton, Giles Hunt, Ed. Lotz, J. Braning
and Nick Shaw.
Randolph: VIM Causey, r. A. Cole,
Chas. Matkin and Raymond tinker
son.
Perry: E. B. Aubuchon, Alb, Hop
son, Marion Moran and Alb. House.
Iron: w. II. Forshee, Ed Powers
and Dug Huff.
Liberty: R. J. Landlord and Geo.
Beard.
Marion: c. H. Shumake and A. L.
Boyd.
Pendleton: John Elser and John
Cartee.
Big River; Sidney Johnson and Ode
Engiedow.
Other Proceedings.
Settlement of D. P. Marks, resign
ed road overseer, made and approved.
VIM. Dugal, road overseer for Dis
trict No. 10, filed subscription of
$242 for improvement of Perrine
road. The court appropriates $500.
This appropriation partly covers work
rendered by residents along the road.
Mr., Dugal was appointed supervisor
of subscription and appropriation.
Resignation of w. z. Roop as JUS
tice' of the Peace in and for Perry
township tend red and accepted. The
court appointed Geo. W. Knapp as his
successor.
Settlement of road overseer ]. D.
Huff for expenditure of subscription
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for improvement of Doe Run and
Knob Lick road made and accepted,
Court directed Collector Croke to
return as erroneous assessment OF
Z. D. Shannon, Randolph township;
should read School district No. 81
instead of school district No. g.
Pool table licenses were granted
ID, f. Brown at Desloge.
Court took a recess Tuesday and
in company with Highway Engineer,
inspected the Clearview-Jackso road.
d. P. Marks resigned mis- position
as road overseer Of road district No.
IL, Z. J. Lewis, Of Esther, appointed
to succeed D. p Marks.
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farm Of VIM. Smith, who claims dam
ages on account of bitches having
been dug on his farm for road drain
age. The Court agreed to settle for
damages to be awarded by a board
of three arbitrators, to be appoint-
ed, zone by the Court, one by Mr..
Smith and the two appointed to
choose third. A. ]. Griffin was ap-
pointed as the courts member.
Warrants Issued.
T. N. Henderson, Inhrmary Super
intendent, quarters salary, S2l0;
John A. Knowles, Circuit Clerk,
months salary, $l66.65; Miss Bessie
Brady, Deputy Clerk, months sal
airy, $41.70; c. w. Francisco, High
way Engineer, months salary, SIPS;
w. T. Halle, County Treasury,
months salary, 500; Henry Davis,
Prosecuting Attorney, months sal
airy, $20S.85; ]. Clyde Akers, County
Superintendent of Schools, month
salary, $l1665; Albert Wulfert, Coun-
ty Clerk, fees for September, $2l0-
So; D. S. McGlashion, treasurer, sup
port of poor persons at Bonne Terre,
and vicinity, $40; Mrs. F. M. Horton,
treasurer, support of poor persons at
Flat River and vicinity, SIS; Mrs. OF
| to Skaggs, treasurer, support OF poor
persons at Deslogc and vicinity, SIS;
Mrs Alice Stroecke, support OF Mat
McEnroe and wife, SIS; Mrs. Bette
Roughly, support of Thomas Richard
son, $3; w. NJ. Brumheld, relief, 81;
St. Francois County Farm Bureau
Office supplies and expenses, $2l8,55;
DeSoto Grading and Construction
Co.. crushed rock delivered on Bonne
Terre and Frankclay road, $2,l28.80i
Dock Mackley, crushed rock deliver
ed on ST. Louis road, $909.27; J. D.
1 Fluff, work on Pilot Knob road, %,68j
Klein Grocer Co., In6rmary supplies
$l3,15; Pennington Laundry, laun-
dering for lnfrmary, 1884; Boswell
& Helber, Infrmary supplies, $63.35;
Union Bakery, In6rmary supplies
%55; Schramm B. & |. Co., ice for
Inhrmary, IS; Lueders Saddlery Co.
repairing harness for Inhrmary, $4.-
| IS; ]. H. English, burial W. ]. But
Ter, $1450; Pennington U. & E. Co,
burial of VIM. Hicks, $l4.50; Tetley
Klein Lumber Co, Iniirmary sup
plies, $l5.65; Z. o. Sutherland, board
of Bates children at Elmwood Or
phanage, $24; Jacob Helber, Inhrm-
ary supplies, $l075; A, c. Boyd, same
! $22 10; Pennington Milling Co., same
$5275 Guessing Milling Co, same
| $22.10; Coffman Cash Store, same
| $3.50; A. N. Sheriff, relief of Mrs
Campbell, $40; S. A. Gossett, apple
butter for Inhrmary, $3.50; Maple
Ridge Cannery, supplies for lnhrn1-
ary, $26.72; c. M. Thomson, light and
power at Infrmary, $424; A. ]. Hill
ton, Infrmary supplies; City Drug
Store, same $395; Morris Bros,
same, 1904; Karsch Shoe Co., same
$575; o. w. Chalk, services in ap-
praising Geo. Bishop house, So; Pei
ty's Book Store, Court House sup
plies, $5.55; Pennington News, sup
plies for County Clerks Office, $2l.-
rs; w. T. Halle, Treasurer, postage,
SIS; w. M. Welch Mfg. Co., supplies
fir County Superintendent, $35;
Smith Bleeck- Forster Land and Abb
stract Co., insurance on Court House
| S72: Mt. Vernon Sanitorium, $4s.46;
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