The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-02-16

II. w. Coffield, Treasurer, 500; Thos.
A. Mathews, Prosecuting Attorney,
$20S.35; j. Clyde Akers, County School
Superintendent, $116.65; Albert Wul-
fert, County Clerk, January fees,
$220.12; A. J. Mullins, services with
road engine, $136.85; H. j. Braning,
repairing crusher, $20.67; Meyer &
Braning, crushed rock dressing for
Burks road, $362.97; Lorenzo Westo-
yer, receiving crushed rock on Burks
road, $1720; P. X. Sylvester, crushed
rock for Burks road, STATS; E. X.
Hawn, crushed rock for jackson road,
$364.45; VIM. Rosenstengel, road ov-
erseer, SLOT; F. H. Mullen, same,
$375; w. l., Jerrold, repairs at court
house and Jail, $123.70; A. Wulfert,
money advanced W. L. Jerrold on road
work, $39.40, and money advanced on
repair of court house and Jail, S75.58;
George Mackley, road overseer, 1896;
c. d. Rodgers, support w. N. Rod
gers, SIS; VIM. Marcum, relief, SIS;
E. O. Brooks, support Mary E. Po-
lite and family, $40: Carr & Thomp-
son, support of Carroll sisters, $25; ].
S. Jarnagin, support poor persons,
$44.50; Chas. Ward, relief poor persons
at Bonnie Terre and vicinity, $50; Rob-
ert Boswell, support poor persons of
Pennington and vicinity, 500; Mrs. F.
M. Horton, support poor persons at
Flat River and vicinity, $25; Mrs. OF
to Skaggs, support poor persons at
Desloge, SIS; Giles Bartlev, support
Louis Pritchett, $40; j. S. Boyer, sup
port poor persons at Leadwood, $40;
Mrs Alice Stracke, support of McEn-
rose family, $25; w. ~ Brumfeld,
relief, 50; J. P. Cayce, support Sarah
Amonette, SIS; j. D. Huff, road over
seer, S18.02; X. T. Rariden, coal for
quarantine at Esther, $22.50; A. j.
Kennon, road improvement, S66.32;
Mrs. Susan Burgess, services at In
Urinary, $3.50; E. B. Shelley, road
improvement, $68.72; H. N. Coffield,
County Treasurer, free text book mon
ey due common school districts, $311.-
40, and county revenue fund from
foreign insurance tax $4,000; Prem
tice Elvins, school district treasurer,
free text money, $346.33; C. F. Din
widdie, same, $70.50; j. B. Burks,
same $41O.64; ]. L. Taylor, same
$235.37; A. P. Mackley, same $364.41;
c. R. Bramblet, same, $679.64; d. H.
Mckenzie, same, $230.33; H. N. Thorn
as, improvement Knob Lick and Lib
ertyville road, 5000; A. M. Low, la
Dor storing culvert lumber, $2.40;
Maurer & Marley, supplies for road
improvement, $40; Herman &
Herbst, same, $2,75; E. L. Horton,
rock for st. Louis road, $148.25; May
berry, B. & T., road supplies, 81; T.
H. Best, rock for Jackson road, $780,
08; Doe Run Lead Co., repairs and
road supplies, $16.01; X. C. Weber,
stamps, etc., for Probate Office, 81;
C. H. Adams, boarding prisoners.
S55.50; j. R. Mertz & Co., repairs at
Jail, $S.15; Waters Press, printing
rules of pleadings and practices of
Circuit Court, $42; c. H. Adams, care
of Court House, ETC., $12.35; Lead
Belt News, printing Circuit Court
docket, SAG; Pennington Times Print
ing Co., stationery and advertising,
$3.50; Morris Bros, Jail supplies,
S14.65; F. E. Weise, sewer tile for
court house, $28.75; City Drug Store,
quarantine supplies, 1896; Farming
ton Mercantile Co., Jail supplies, ST.
80; Tetley Klein Lumber Co., supplies
for court house repair, $50.05; H. M.
0'Bannon, Recorder, stamps, ETC., $4.-
S8; Pennington Telephone Co., SER
vice, S31.55; c. NJ Thomson, city
lights for court house, Jail and In
Urinary, $64.74; Henderson Store Co.,
supplies, SLIPS; City Drug Store,
same, $4.05; Vestue Liquid Soap & d.
Co., court house supplies, $6.75; Klein
Grocer Co., Infrmary supplies, $34.44;
Thos. Autsen, Infirmary supplies,
S6.15; Union Bakery, same, $5.95; j..
M. Karsch Shoe Co., shoes and re-
pairs for Infirmary inmates, 1925;
Pennington Laundry. laundering for
Infirmary, $5.41; T. N. Henderson. In
Urinary supplies, $685.; W. P. Gies-
sing, supplies for RUDE Cunningham
and wife, $53.65; P. A. Benham, bury
ing Thos. Richardson, $14.50; j. c.
Williams, services at Probate Court,
SAP; Chas. H. Adams, same, SIP; John
L. Pigg, balance due on road work,
$3.50; B. G. Porter, labor, ETC., on
Jackson road, $29.25; L. E. Cole, road
improvement, $21.52.
Court adjourned from Saturday to
Monday, February II.
Court met Monday pursuant to ad,
journment.
Annual settlement was made by
Bruce Meyer. constable Of Perry
township, which was approved.
Pool table license was granted to
Ben Sherman to keep pool table at
Bonnie Terre.
Inquest Fees.
Warrants for inquest fees were
drawn in favor of H. w. Coffield
County Treasurer, in the following in
quest cases: McDermott, $7.08; R
E. Priest. $30.49; Frank Goldsmith
| Spill; Wasyl Benetski, $26.41; j. L
johnson. $19.70; Alto Forbes. $3.50;
Frank Miller, S23.95; VIM. Sullivan
| $21.45; Chas. Hraltko. $24.13; Mrs
Ida May Barron, 1882; Richard
Newman, $3.50; John Jasks, S26.04;
Eliza johnson, $21.35; Tony Donovick
$34.95; Vast Wilkinson, s35.12; Steve
Petrik, $22.79; Unknown man at Bis
marck, $19.3S; Joseph Perry, S23.15;
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