The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-01-12
County Court Names Petit Jurors
Road Districts Rearranged

n assessment of Miss Mary Dunn of Per-
ry township for 1916; $575 on one
acre OF Markert & Schramm sec. of
township SO.
| Stella Silsby, an apprehended poor
person and supposed insane, was
J found to be citizen of Washington
county, and the Court ordered the
Sheriff to deliver her to the proper au-
thorities at Potosi.
The State Auditor was authorized
and instructed to draw his warrant in
favor of H. w. Coffield, County
Treasurer, for 1915 due consolidated
district No. l. Knob Lick, St. Francois
county, for 1916.
On Thursday the Court declared a
recess and tour of inspection of roads
in vicinity of Flat River, Desloge,
Lcadwood and Frankclay.
Pool table licenses were granted to.
Sam Larue and VIM. Crabdree to op-
crate at Elvins, and to George May to
operate at Flat River.
The Clerk was directed to make ap-
plication to the State Auditor for the
State aid money for good roads due
st. Francois county for the year
1917.
Warrants Issued.
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
part payment on machine, $40; j. G.
Williams, boarding prisoners, $81;
Klein Grocer Co., infirmary supplies,
| $72.60; E. j. Mckinney, same, SAL
65; Tetley-Klein Lumber Co., same,
$50; X. C. Weber, Probate Judge
stamps, etc, $50; Felix Poston, re-
pairing Probate Court room, $3.50;
Farmington Times Prtg. Co., sta
tionery, S71.05; Pennington News,
stationery, $63; Tetley- Klein Lumber
Co., supplies for road work, $7976;
Doc Mackley, repairs on county crush
er, S1072; Lang & Bro. M. g. M. Co.,
supplies for road improvement, S8.9S;
j. L. Pigg, road overseer, gravel for
Big River bridge approach, $50;
Western Wheeled Scraper Co., sup
plies for road machinery, 50; Jno. B.
bowling, express on crusher parts, ST.
"a; Doe Run Lead Co., supplies for
road Improvement, S1.70; Mayberry,
B. & T., auto hire, $3.50; Henderson
Store Co., supplies for road improve
ment, $275; DR.. A. F. Eugas, medi-
cal services at Infirmary, $3.50; L.
]. Hunt, dressed pork for 1nfrmary,
$3.50; Morris Bros, Infirmary sup
plies, 1915; w. 7. Halle, distributing
school money, stamps, etc., 5000; A.
c. Boyd, Court House supplies 81;
Doc Mackley, rock dressing on st.
Louis road, S660.21; L. o. Wells, AS
SCISSOR, $1.55034; w. NJ. Blue, Sheriff
Iron county, serving jury witnesses,
So; j. G. Williams, services petit iu-
ry NoyeWbcr term S223.80; j. All
Knowles, Circuit Clerk, fees for No
vember term, $154; Mayberry. B. &
T., livery hire, $t.50; Mrs. Mary Sand
berg, supplies for road Improvement,
$500; Standard Oil Co., oil for road
gas engine, $27S7; j. C. Williams,
cleaning cess pool, $3.50; Mt. Ver-
non Sanatorium, S23.60; st. Francois
Motor Co., auto hire, $12; ]. Clyde
Akers, postage, $6.45; Sam Thomp-I
son, transporting Stella Silsby to-
Pennington, ETC., 50; Desloge Sun,
stationery, $58; Mayberry, B. & T.,
coal for Court House and Infirmary,
S239.57; Karsch Shoe Co., shoes for
colored boy, $3.50; A. C. Devan, ap-
ples for Infrmary, $3.75; H. S.
Knauss, Infirmary supplies, $1.25;
Miss Alice Stracke, support McCar-
yer and Rhodes families, $40; Robert
Boswell, treasurer, support poor per-
sons for Pennington and vicinity, $40;
Chas. II. Adams, Sheriff, transport
ing Stella Silsby to Potosi. S8.65;
Lang & Bro. M. e. M. Co., Infrmary
supplies, $190; Pennington Milling
CO., same, $3.50; Standard Supplies
Co., supplies for Circuit Clerk and
Superintendent of Schools, $5.75;
Gordon Supplies Co., supplies for
County Clerk, $11.50; Standard Prtg.
Co., stationery, $10S.62; Skinner
Kennedy Sta. Co.. supplies for Cir
cult Clerk, $3.50; Meyerson Prtg. CO.,
supplies for County Clerk, $10.31; F.
M. Biggs, road overseer, labor on
roads, S162.75; w. A. Mitchell, for
self and Presiding Judges expenses
to jefferson City, S29.50; C. /. Gar
rett, Judge, six days services and
mileage, present term, S31.75; w. A. |
Mitchell, same, S30.70; T. NJ. Matkin.
same, $3070; c. H. Adams, Sheriff,
same, S12; Detroit Graphite Co,
bridge paint, $2l; Pennington Tele-
phone Co., services, $38.S5.
SouFI duJourHeu 10 w euneSuayJl |
January 10.
The Court met Wednesday of this
week, and, on examination by Drs.
Weber and Watkins, Thomas Kelley |
Jones, an apprehended poor person |
and supposed insane, was declared to !
be proper person to be committed
to State Hospital No. for treatment,
and an order was made to that eff
feet.
And the following additional war
rants were issued: Drs. Weber and
Watkins, examination of T. K Jones,
$5; State Hospital No. 4, for sup
port Of Jones, $78; c. C. Simms, haul
ing culvert lumber to Infirmary, $27;
Charles Keith, damages, SIS; C. |. /
Garrett, Judge, one days service and
mileage, $6,75; W. A. Mitchell, same,
$5.70; F. M. Matkin, same, $570;
Chas. Adams, Sheriff, same, $4..