The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-05-12
County Court
Proceedings

Following are the proceedings of
the May term of County Court not in
cluded in last weeks report:
Albert Wulfert, County Clerk, filed
quarterly statement of the earnings
of his office, which was approved.
Constable j. w. Schaefer of St.
Francois township filed his quarterly
statement, which was approved.
Constable j. E. Trask of Randolph
township filed his quarterly state
ment, witch was approved.
Mrs. Joseph Perry, wife of Joseph
Perry, deceased overseer of road dis
trict Ia, filed settlement of funds of
said district, which was approved; and
John Pigg was appointed overseer of
road district No. IA.
George F. Herzinger filed the Coun-
ty Treasurer's receipt for $93.50, sub
scription for improvement of road
from Clearview to Jackson road. The
court appropriated like amount and
ordered a warrant issued for SlS7 and
directed road overseer G. B. Porter to
supervise expenditure of same.
P. F. Thomure filed the County
Treasurer's receipt for $3.50, sub
scription for improvement Of Turley
Mill road, and the court appropriated
like amount and issued a warrant
for STAT, and appointed road overseer
Beiser to supervise expenditure of
same.
Court adjourned Thursday evening.
Met Saturday to pass on sanity of
Ora May Wright. Adjudged insane
and committed to State Hospital No.
A.
Court met Monday to visit propos-
ed bridge site between st. Francois
and Jefferson county lines.
Warrants Issued
Pennington Laundry, laundering
for Infirmary, 1878; E. ]. Mckinney,
Infrmary supplies, $26.05; Thos. N.
Henderson, Infrmary supplies, $2.10;
Thos. Autsen, Infirmary supplies,
$10.25; Pennington U & E. Co., bur-
ial colored infant, $40; Pennington
Milling Co., Infrmary supplies, $780,
05; F. ]. Antoine, relief Mrs. Seago
and Sam Brim family, $15.55; J. c,
Williams, Sheriff, services at Probate
Court, $18; J. G, Williams, stamps,
freight, etc., 1920; Pennington
News, stationery and publication Of
financial statement in News, Lead
Belt News, Bonne Terre Register and
Pennington Times, S524.75; Pelty's
Book Store, stationery, $1.50; j. C.
Williams, boarding prisoners, $129.50;
DR.. F. NJ. Braning, medical services at
Jail, $122.30; S. F. Meyerson Ptg. Co.,
tax books, $194.31; Remington Type
writer Co., ribbons $3.50; X. C. Web
er, Probate Judge, stamps, $4.75; j,
S. West, road overseer, STAT; C. w.
Francisco, Highway Engineer, for
road Improvement, $4,000; Geo. d.
Bernard & Co., stationery, $11.91; C.
|. Garrett, services board of appeals,
$5; U. S. Watts, same, $5; Chas. P.
Hale, same, $5; L. o. Wells, same, So;
7. H. Holman, same, $5; ]. E. Trask,
Constable, services for Board of
Health, $40; c. I. Garrett, services
present term, $21.75; U. S. Watts,
same, S21; Chas. P. Hale, same $21.-
20; ]. c. Williams, Sheriff, same, So;
B. G. Porter, road overseer, $187;
Pennington Telephone Co., services,
/ $32.99; State Hospital Noe A, support
Ora May Wright, $78; Drs. Robinson
and Eugas, examination of Ora May
Wright, $5; c. l. Garrett, Judge, one
days services, S6.75; u. S. Watts,
Associate Judge, same, $6; ]. C. Will
liams, Sheriff, same, 81; F. M. Biggs,
road overseer, $163; C. /. Garrett,
Judge, one days services, $6.75; U.
S. Watts, same, Sc; Chas. P. Hale,
same, S6.70; j. C. Williams, Sheriff,
same, $500.