The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-03-10
County Court

adjournment with the following of
ficers present: G. /. Garrett, Presiding
Judge; u. S. Watts and Chas. p.
Hale, Associate Justices, ]. C. Will
liams, Sheriff, and Albert Wulfert,
Clerk.
Henry Dix made settlement as SUI
pervisor of expenditure of subscrip-
ton and appropriation for improve
ment of Fredericktown and Pendle-
ton road, which was approved.
The following newly appointed
road overseers filed their bonds; 1,
Thos. H. Weddle; 2, J. H. Shaner; 8,
H. P. Glore; d, Geo. w. Mackley; 6,
M. W. Jones; 7, L. E. Cole; 8, ]. D,
Huff; 8, VIM. Rosenstengel; 10, VIM.
Dugal; IL, ]. S. West; IL, D. P.
Marks; 10, L. w. Merritt; IA, Joe
Perry; Is, S. A. Sykes; 16, E. B. Shell
ley; II, Fenton H. Million; 18, Ebert
D. Hall; 20, B. G Porter; 81, ]. W.
Hopkins; %, Frank W. Beiser; 90,
F. M. Biggs; %, R. v. Smythe.
On examination by Drs. Eugas and
F. S. Weber, Mrs. Ida Postelwaite,
poor person and supposed insane,
was committed to State Hospita! No.
A as a county patient.
On Wednesday there was meet
ing of the road overseers to receive
instructions from the County Court
and the Highway Engineer.
Glenwood Boyd of the Merriman
school was arraigned before the court
for incorrigible behavior, but on prom
Use of behaving himself, he was pa
rolled pending good behavior.
Warrants Issued
August Wichman, janitor's salary,
$50; Henry Davis, Prosecuting At
torney, months salary, $203.35; W.
7. Halle, Treasurer, months SALARY,
500; c. W. Francisco, Highway En-
gineer, months salary, S125; Bessie
Brady, Deputy Circuit Clerk, months
salary, $41.65; John A. Knowles, Cir
cult Clerk, months salary, Sl66.65;
Albert Wulfert, fees February, S329.-
AZ; ]. Clyde Akers, Supt. Public
Schools, months salary, $116,65; d.
S. McGlashon, support poor persons
at Bonnie Terre, $25; Clint H. Denman,
Treas, support poor persons at
Pennington, 500; Mrs. F. NJ. Horton,
Treas, support poor persons at Flat
River $25; Mrs. Otto Skaggs, sup
port poor persons at Desloge, $25;
Mrs. Mary Dosing, support John Dos
ing, Jr., 81; S. F. Ashburn, beef for
Inf, 1896; w. N. Brumfeld, relief, |
81; Drs. Weber and Eugas, cxamin-
ing Mrs. Postelwaite, $40; State Hos
pital No. a, support Mrs. Postelwaite, |
$78; same, support Harry Postel-
waite $78; F. J. Antoine, support
Brim and Skaggs families, $20.4e;
Pennington U. & E. Co., burial of
R. e. Priest, decd, $14.50; Waters
Press, stationery for Supt. of Schools,
$6.75; st. Louis Bindery Co., station
cry for Sheriff's Office $15.25; Farm
ington News, stationery for County
Clerk and Highway Engineer, $24.55;
j. c. Williams, Sheriff, board of pris-
oners, $141.50; same, cleaning cess
pool, $53.7O; J. Clyde Akers, supplies,
stamps, etc., 1919; G. Bruno, repair
ing Court House vault, So; Farming
ton Telephone Co., phone. service,
$29.70; w. T. Halle, Treas, stamps,
ETC., $3.50; Klein Grocer Co., Jail sup
plies, $3.40; Boswell & HELLER, addi-
tions and repairs to Court House,
5000; Mt. Vernon Sanatorium, sup
port patients, $22.16; Pennington
Times Pig. Co., stationery for Supt.
Public Schools, $40; A. C. Boyd,
Court House supplies, $3.50; Pelty's
Book Store, Office supplies, $3.50;
Pennington Broom Factory, brooms
'or Court House, So; Thos. Autsen,
-nfrmary supplies, $40; Pennington
Nero. Co., Infrmary supplies, $50.55;
7. N. Henderson, Infirmary supplies,
s1S.01; E. J. Mckinney, Infrmary
81; DR.. E. L. Hodges, serv-
ces for E. Duncan, 81; Union Bakery,
nfirmary supplies, $3.50; Boswell &
ielber, Infrmary supplies, Spills;
Jacob HELLER, Infirmary supplies 81;
:. M. Laakman, Infrmary supplies,
'11.S0; w. M. Smith, 10 loads of poles,
1880; Tetley-Klein Lumber Co., In
irmarq supplies, $3.50; J. W. Schaef-
er, Constable, services, So; st, Fran
ois Motor Co., auto hire for Grand
ury, So; Underwood Typewriter Co.,
typewriter for County Clerks Office,
1915; Reuter- Pig. Co., stationery,
$50; Standard Pig. Co., stationery,I
1859; Myerson Pig. Co., stationery
nd books, S1O5.35; Remington Type
writer Co., repairing, .$1.00; Iron
Gail