The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-10
County Court

County Court met this week with
all judges and officers present and dis
posed of the following business:
Bids for crushed rock dressing fol
st. Mary's road were opened and
found to be: C. A. Ebrecht, $1.09i
Dock Mackley, S139; H, c. Meyers
$1.36. C. A. Ebrecht, being the low
est bidder, was awarded the contract
and bond was fixed at $6,000.00.&
The application of Mrs Nora Phil
lips to be admitted as free patient to
Mt. Vernon Sanatorium was accepted.
The settlement of fines and ac-
counts Of w. A. Bullock, constable,
was accepted.
j. P. Cayce was appointed attorney
for collector of revenues.
Licenses were granted to Thos.
KAY of East Flat River and Fred
Downard Of Elvins to operate pool ta-
bles.
Warrants Issued.
j. P. Cayce, support Mary Mo-
nette, SIS; John R. Harris, school loan,
$1,000; Garford Motor Truck Co.,
final payment on Garford road build
er; S5,490; II. H. Holman, c. H. E.,
road improvement, $4,000; Thos. Aut-
sen, supplies for Co. Infrmary, 1920;
Geo Herzog and Son, supplies for
Co. Infrmary. $12.55; C. NJ. Thomson,
superintendent, light and power, So
OF; Pennington Laundry, laundering
for Co. Infrmary and Jail, $4.99; E..
NJ Laakman, supplies Co. lnfirmary,
$500; T. E. Gideon, services Text
Book Com, S34.50; P. W. Keay, SER
vices Text Book Com, $37.20; Nor
ris Bros, window shades for County
Clerks office, S5; H. M. O'Bannon, Re
corder, supplies fer Recorders office,
S4O.42; Coffman Cash Store, quaran-
tire supplies Chapman case, $3.50;
Garrett Burch, six days service quar-
antine patients, SO; Sam Thompson,
Deputy Constable, quarantine SER
vices, S21.50; J. Clyde Akers, Supt'
Schools, clerical hire, travelling ex-
penses and postage, $21.55; Missouri
Prison Beard, support of boys at Mo.
Reformatory, $3.50; L. w. Blomeyer,
Night Watchman, So; X. G. Weber,
Probate Judge, postage, $5.10; Grun-
er and Rosenstengel, quarantine sup
plies at Doe Run, $153.79; Flat Riv-
en- Ice and Coal Co., coal for .quaran-
tine patients, $2.75; Herman & 'Herbst,
supplies for Co. Infrmary, S6.45;
Farmers Bank, Francisco account ov-
erdraft, $6.55; Bismarck Gazette, adj
vertisement for Supt. Of Schools and
Collector, $3.50; Pennington Times
Prtg. Co., supplies for Highway En-
gineer and School Supt., $8.15; Farm
ington News, supplies for County Of
fees, $500; Desloge Sun, advertise
ment Supt. Of Schools, 81; Pelty's
Book Store, supplies for Court House
Offices, $3.50; Standard Supply Co.,
supplies for Pros. Atty, $8.25; Bux-
ton & Skinner, record book for Re-
corder's office, S14.15; st. Louis Bind
cry Co, supplies for Circuit Clerk,
S5; C. M. Thomson, Supt., light and
water for Court House and Jail, $685.
%; Samuel F. Meyerson Prtg. Co.,
supplies, $3A.50; H. E. Leverenz, sup
plies, $32.S0; o, F. Silsby, supplies,
5000; DR.. T.. L. Haney, services,
S205.00; H. N. Silsby, supplies, $24.31;
Garrett Burch, services, $39; c. H.
Adams, Sheriff. care of Court House,
s15.25; C. H. Adams, boarding pris-
oners, $45s.25; G. H. Adams, Sheriff,
auto hire (riot), $327S0; Pennington
Telephone Co., service, S34.90; Bonne
Terre Farming and Cattle Co., sup.
niles. S18; Geo. Westover, tent for
smallpox quarantine, Sc; G. H. Mid
dlekamp, treasurer, support inmates
at Mt. Vernon, S25.92; Missouri Pris-
on Board, support girls at Industrial