The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-05-11
County Court

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, lowing officers present: G. |. Carrot
Presiding Judge; W. A. Mitchell an
F. M Matkin, Associate Judges; Cha
H. Adams, Sheriff, and Albert WI
! fert, Clerk.
E. C. Papin, Fred AuBuchon, Gu
AuBuchon and VIM. Rosner requisite
the court to extend the rock roaC
present terminus at st. Louis roac
into the town of French Village, rep
resenting that they have as a sub
scription to donate for said improve
ment more than $500. 1t was ordere,
by the court that there be appropri
ated from the county road fund 81,
900 for such improvement when thu
aforesaid subscription reaches $500
for improvement of Bonnie Terre anC
French Village road into the town Of
French Village.
Court ordered that a warrant be is.
sued in favor of A. C. Boyd, Collec.
tor of City of Pennington. in the sun
of $50 for oiling streets along county
property at court house and jail.
Bids were filed with clerk of the
court for depository Of county mon
eys during the next two years, which
were presented TO the court, said
bids being as follows: st. Francois
County Bank, l l2 per cent; Farm
ers Bank, l 81 per cent, and Bank
of Pennington, l-2 per cent, inter
est on daily balances, including CAPT
tai school funds, so that interest will
be returned to county school fund and
county revenue fund, as provided by
law. The Bank of Pennington being
the highest bidder, the court selected
that bank as County Depository for
two years, and the said bank filed its
bond as such depositary for 100000.
Freeman Shaner, for his father, the
late j. H. Shaner, road overseer and
supervisor of expenditure of sub
scription and appropriation for i'm
provcment of the Bismarck Elvins
road, filed settlement with the court,
which was approved. He also, for his
father, filed with the court the Coun-
ty Treasurer's receipt for $274, SUBJ
scription and appropriation for i'm
provement of Caledonia Pennington
road, full amount paid into the fund
of road district No. 2; also settle
ment for his father for an appropri-
alton of $500 for improvement of road
west of Bismarck. The settlement
shows an expenditure of $31.95, eand
the County Treasurer's receipt for
balance.
The Collector was by order directed
to return as erroneous $400 on as
sessment of certain real estate of E.
H. Harris
Petitions for new roads, and chang
es in roads We're continued to next reg
ular term: j. H. Cook ct AL, for
change Of public road; ]. H. Gossom
ct al, for change; Geo. T. Bremner
ct al, for new road in Liberty town
ship; A. N. Sheriff. ct AL, for new
road in Randolph township; j.. D.
Huff ct al, for new road in Pendleton
township; ALI Cole ct al, for change
of road in Big River township; VIM.
Rosenstengel, for change of road in
Pendleton township; C. C. Weimer ct
al, for change of road in Pendleton
township; A. w. Jackson ct al, for
Change, in Perry township; NJ. j.
Watts ct al, for relocation, in Liberty
township; Fred Schaefer ct AL, for
change in Pendleton township; VIM
Ryan ct al, for new road in st. Fran
co.'s township; Aug. Klob ct al, for
change in Pendleton township.
Warrants Issued.
John A. Knowles, Circuit Clerk,
months salary, $166.65; Bessie Bra
dy, Deputy Circuit Clerk, same, SAL
60; H. W. Coffield, Treasurer, same
500; Thos. A. Mathews, Prosecuting
Attorney, same, $2O8.35; ], Clyde
Akers, County Superintendent of
Schools, same $116.65; Albert Wulfert,
County Clerk, fees for April, $29O.60;
Carr & Thompson, support of Carroll
sisters, $25; Giles BARLEY, support
Louis Pritchett, $40; Israel Addiction,
support Walter Hogan, 81; w. M.
Brumfeld, relief, So; j. w. Jones,
quarantine supplies, $46.23; Val Nc
Clanahan, wood for Jail, SIS; Chas. H.
Adams, boarding prisoners, $197.25;
Thos. H. Holman, Highway Engineer,
services and expenses, $84.42; DR.. B.
H. Reed, quarantine services, $685.
20; Mrs. Mary Sandberg, relief of
Rock and Kinney families, Mrs. Ev-
erett Franklin and child, and Pete
Emerson, $44.50; Chas. Ward, Treas
urer, relief of poor at Bonnie Terre,
$40; Robert Boswell, Treasurer, re-
lief of poor at Pennington, $40; Mrs.
F. M. Horton, relief of poor at Flat
River, $25; j. S. Boyer, relief of poor
at Leadwood, $40; Mrs. w. L. Bouch-
ard, relief of poor at Desloge; Mrs.
Alice Stracke, support of McCarver
and McEural families, $35; J. P.
Cayce, support of Sarah Amonette,
SIS; VIM. Marcum, relief, SIS; City
Drug Store, Infrmary supplies, $3.50;
Coffman Cash Store, same, $25.85;
Lang & Bro. M. & M. Co., same, ST.
05; E. ]. Mckinney, same, $3.50; Geo.
E. Guth, same, $7.85; Boswell & Hell
Der, same $3.50; Standard Oil Co.,
supplies for road engine, S18.98; Bos-
well & HELLER, same, 81; Thos. H. Hol-
man, road improvement, $1,000; Thos.
H. Holman, services on County Board
of Equalization, So; Chas. H. Adams,
services attending on Circuit Court,
$14; Boswell & HELLER, court house
and Jail supplies, $43.85; o. w. Be-
quette, transporting Jean Bantam