The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1916-01-07
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS


P. Hale, Associate Judges, ]. c. Will
Hams, Sheriff, and Albert Wulfert,
Clerk.
Upon examination by Drs. Braning
and Eugas, George Vino, an appre-
hended poor person and supposed in
sane, was declared to be proper per-
son to be committed to State Hospital
No. A.
The Collector was directed to re-
turn as erroneous assessment of
block ell" East Federal, same now
being owned by Esther School Dis
trict. Also to return as erroneous
$740 on assessment of real estate of
Mrs. Margaret Leeper on lots 8 and
10, block 8, Barth's addition to Bis
marck. Assessment fixed at S120.
Clerk Wulfert was directed by the
Court to authorize and request the
State Auditor to issue his warrant
in favor of w. 7. Halle, Treasurer of
st. Francois County, for quarters
salary due Superintendent of Public
Schools.
In the matter of Joel Jones, inhu-
man treatment of children, the
Court ordered that the custody of
children be awarded to Mrs. Nancy
Lovvorn of Elvins.
Collector was instructed to return
as erroneous assessment of personal
property of C. F. Pruitt of Liberty
township for year 1914.
Clerk Wulfert's account of $4,000
for fees for sundry purposes was au-
dited and allowed.
VIM. Rosenstengel made settlement
which was approved as Supervisor
of Expenditure of subscription and
appropriation of $500 for improve
ment of Doe Run and German Church
road.
Warrants Issued
Drs. Braning and Eugas, medical
examination of George Vino, So;
State Hospital No. a, account Vino,
$78; R. C. Pigg, importing Vino to
Harrington, So; August Wishman,
janitor, salary, $50; w. T. Halle,
Treasurer, salary, 800; C. w. Fran
cisco, highway engineer, salary, $125;
r. B. Price, treasurer, for 3 months
salary Farm Adviser, 1910; ]. Clyde
Akers, county superintendent of
schools, salary, $116.65; Thos. N.
Henderson, superintendent Infrmary,
third months salary, $210; John A..
Knowles, circuit Clerk, salary, $685.
65; Bessie Brady, deputy circuit
clerk, salary, $41.65; Henry Davis,
prosecuting attorney, salary, $20S.35;
Albert Wulfert, county clerk, fees for
December $12225; W. T. Halle, SER
vices account of school moneys, SILL
OS; j. C. Williams, sheriff, services at
circuit court, $255,40; same, repairing
Court House, $26.75; w. T. Halle,
stamps and stationery, S6.O5; J. w.
Schaefer, services transporting Mrs.
Gam and Postalwait boy, $1,000; j.
F. Richeson, storing ballot boxes, etc,
$1,000; DR.. Albert Marshall, services
to quarantine patients, $3.50; Henry
Davis, stamps and stationery, $3.13;
j. Clyde Akers, postage and supplies,
$3.50; City Drug Store, Jail supplies,
| $4.25; Morris Bros, blankets for Jail,
$500; A. c. Boyd, Jail supplies, $3.50;
ETC., $500; J. C. Williams, boarding
]. A. Knowles, phone tolls, freight,
prisoners, 1920; Morris Bros, Court
House supplies, $5.25; Pennington
Telephone Co., $34.15; George Her
zog & Son, Infrmary supplies, $3.50;
Bell Oil Co., Court House supplies,
1920; G. M. Thomson, light for Jail
and Court House, S28.14; Henry Da-
Wis, stamps, telephone ETC., $3.50;
Russell Doss, auto hire, $500; YER
non Doss, night watching Court
House premises, So; Mt. Vernon San
atorium, $26.94; j. R. Mason Motor
Co., auto service, So; DR.. 2 F. Eugas,
medical service at Infirmary, $35; F.
c. Beck, Infirmary supplies, $19.44;
Perry Wallace, transporting Jas. Orr
to Pennington, 81; C. M. Thomson,
light and power for Infrmary, 1895;
w. M. Smith, fence posts for mfr
mary, $3.50; F j. Antoine, support
Sam Brien, 1895; Lang & Bros. Mfg.
and Nero. Co., Infrmary supplies,
$39.15; DR.. c. P. Poston, medical SER
vice to G. H. Maynard, $3.50; Karsch
Shoe Co., repairing shoes for mfr
, mary, $3.50; Thos. Autsen, Infrmary
supplies, $3.50; N. ,Levey, supplies for
John Sweeney, $500; E. j. McKin-
ney, Infrmary supplies, 1925;
Pennington Laundry, laundering for
Infrmary, S4; Union Bakery, mfr
mary supplies, Sc; Henderson Store