The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-12-08

Alice Downs made application to
the Court for the release of her three
children from the Children's Home
Finding Society, to which they had
been previously assigned by the Court,
and restore them to her custody. Up
on the evidence submitted the Court
issued an order for the release of the
children and their restoration to their
mother, Alice Downs.
Warrants Issued:
A. Wichman, janitor, months salary.
$50; John Knowles, Circuit Clerk,
months salary, S16665; Albert Wul-
fert, County Clerk, fees for November.
$12455; Bessie Brady, Deputy Cir
cult Clerk, months salary, $41.65;
G. w. Francisco, Highway Engineer,
months salary, $125; w. T. Halle.
County Treasurer, months salary.
500; Henry Davis, Prosecuting At
torney, months salary, $208.35; J.
Clyde Akers, County Superintendent
of Schools, months salary, $11665;
VIM. Marcun, relief of family, SIS:
Charles Ward, superintendent poor
persons at Bonnie Terre, 500; Mrs. r.
M. Horton, sup't poor persons at Flat
River and vicinity, $25; Mrs. Otto
Scaggs, sup't poor persons at Des-
loge and vicinity, SIS; Mrs. Betty
Roughly, relief of Thos. Richardson,
SIS; VIM. Brumfeld, relief, 81; Louis
Merritt, improvement Hillsboro and
Hutson road, $500; Robt. Boswell.
supt poor persons Pennington and
vicinity, 500; c. w. Francisco, ex-
penses road work, $3.50; Jos. Die
mer, coffin and robe for Malinda Cow
an, $1450; DR.. A. F. Eugas, medical
services at jail, S50.65; L. T. Hunt,
hog for Infrmary, $15.87; Giles
BARLEY, support of Louisa Pritchett,
$40; j. c. Williams, services at gen
eral election, S26750; J. Clyde Akers,
stamps, 1886; DR.. r. Appleberry, SER
vices in transferring Miss Silsby to
Washington county, $40; w. T. Halle.
stamps and supplies, $3.50; Farm
ington Motor and Furniture Co., re-
pairs for Sheriff's Office, Sc; Union
Bakery, Infrmary supplies, $7.S5;
Bonne Terre Register, publishing off,
cial ballot, S229.30; j. C. Williams,
boarding prisoners, $1,000; A. j. Hill
ton, Infirmary supplies, $7.45; ]. f.
Trask, balance due on settlement, SAT:
Albert Trauernicht, Infrmary sup
plies, $3.50; A. Key, board of Spur
geon Ditch, $50; Lead Belt News.
publishing election ballot, S229.30, and
supplies for Probate Judge, SOAPS;
Pennington Telephone Co., $34.95:
Standard Printing Co., supplies for
Recorder, $5.72; j. C. Williams, sup
plies, services and repairs, $148, and
expenses in VIM. Broom case, $21.5e;
Boswell & HELLER, Infirmary supplies,
$685.; Miners Lumber Co., rent of
building for primary election, So; A.
Wulfert, stamps, etc., $7.76; Standard
Printing Co., general election supplies,
$168.46; j. M. Karsch Shoe Co., shoes,
repairs, etc., for fnfrmary, $5.25:
A. c. Boyd, Infirmary supplies, $62.-
80; Geo. d. Barnard & Co., County
Clerks supplies, $2.46; E. A. Rowland,
rent of water tank for road purposes,
81; j. s. Boyer, repairs on road work,
$1,50; Nell & Phillips, supplies for
road work, $4.15; Austin Western
Road M. Co., supplies for road work.
$191.30; Boswell & HELLER, supplies
and repairs for road work, $3.50;
Steel Hardware and Lumber Co., sup
plies, etc, for road work, $525S;
Herman & Herbst, supplies and re-
pairs for road work, $50! TetIey-
Klein Lumber Co., supplies for road
work, soaps; w. E. Beard, supplies
and repairs for road work, S755.
Mayberry, Byington & Tullock. same,
$14.05; Russell Grader Mfg. Co.. SUP.
plies for road work 50