The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-04-27
COUNTY COURT

The following bills were allowed al
last weeks session of the County
Court, but were unavoidably crowd
ed out of last weeks issue of The
Times;
a Warrants Issued.
Drs, Weber and Robinson, medical
examination of Miss Frances Porter
So; ]. H. Jones, Treasurer Hospital
No. a, $500 for support of Miss Fran.
ces Porter; C. |. Garrett, for seven
days services with Board of Equali-
zation, $500; L. o. Wells, eight days
service with Board of Equalization
$4,000; w. A. Mitchell, eight days
service with Board of Equalization,
$4,000; F. M. Matkin, eight days SER
vice with Board Of Equalization, $40;
Thos. Fl. Holman, eight days service
with Board of Equalization, $4,000;
Holt Mfg. Co., repair part road en-
CINE, $467S0; |. H. Weddle, repair
Iron Mountain road, 5000; Russell
Grader Mfg. Co., repair parts for
road grader, $21.S3; J. NJ. Garrett, la
Dor and repair parts for road engine,
S41.74; Thos. H. Coxey labor on road
engine, $500; j. M. Karsch Shoe
Co., SHOE repairing for County In
Urinary, $500; City Drug Store, sup
plies County Infrmary, $500; Hen
derson Store Co., supplies for Coun-
ty Infrmary, $24.35; 7. N. Henderson,
supplies County Infirmary, $3.50;
Hilton & Brunette, supplies County
Infrmary, 1925; Klein Grocer Co.,
supplies County Infrmary, $3.50; X.
I. Rariden, coal for quarantine pa
tents, $3.50; Mayberry, Byington &
Tullock, coal for Jail and Court
House, $177.47; C. H. Adams, sheriff,
cleaning cess pool, Jail, etc, $20.25;
Pennington Broom Factory, brooms
for Court House, $3.50; 7. G. Young,
service on underground and surface
titles, $500; Waters Press, station
cry Sheriff's office, $3.50; John A.
Knowles, Circuit Clerk, services Feb
ruary term of Court, $S5.15; r. B.
Price, Treas, quarterly salary farm
adviser, 500; VIM. Marcum, relief,
$500; Chas. Ward, support of poor
persons, $4,000; Mrs. F. M. Horton,
support of poor persons at Flat Riv-
er and vicinity, $500; Mrs. Otto
Skaggs, support poor persons at Des-
loge and vicinity, $500; Israel Au-
Buchon, support Walter Hogan, $500;
Robert, Boswell, support poor persons
at Pennington and vicinity, $4,000;
jeff D. Counts, school loan, $4,000;
]. B, Webb, money due road district
No. 10, $135.S1; Pennington News,
supplies for Probate Judge and Coun-
~ Clerk, $13.75; Henry M. O'Bannon,
stamps, etc, $500; Albert Wulfert,
stamps, express, etc, $4O9; Coffman
Cash Store, supplies for Court House
and Jail, $50; State Industrial Home,
Tor Girls, for support county inmates,
S313.33; City of Pennington, light
and water for Court House and Jail,
S21.51; Pelty's Book Store, stationery
or Court House offices, SAILS; W. B. |
Phillips, boarding jury, $3.50; Farm
ngton Telephone Co., phone service,
1926; j. Clyde Akers, postage, &c.
50; Boswell, Baugh & Clark, auto
service, $500; Remington Typewrit-
er Co., one doz. typewriter ribbons,
$780,; Buxton and Skinner, station
Fry for Circuit Clerks office, $14.06;
Stationery Stores. station
Try for Supt. of Schools, $3.51; Hugh |
stephens Printing Co., stationery for |
5upt, of Schools, 1907; Lead Belt
News, publishing teachers examina-
ion notice, $1.00; j. G. Luncor, coal |
or quarantine patients, 1885; Rolla
sebastian, work on water tank, $500;
Steel Hardware Co.,, supplies for road |
work, $1,000; Samuel F. Myerson
'rinting Co., supplies for County
lark, $3.50; Standard Oil Co., oil,
ETC, road engine, $1782; Miners
lumber Co., supplies for road work,
11.45; Peter A. Benham, repairs on
Dad machinery, $10.56; W. R. Will
Jams, money due road district No.
2, $672.14; c. |. Garrett, one days
service on Board of Equalization,
500; T. N. Henderson, four days
ervice at Infirmary, 1904; Farming
on Laundry, laundry County Infrm-
ny, 1925; Thos. Autsen, supplies
'ounty Infrmary, $14.70; Farming
on Mere. Co, supplies for County
nfrmary, $500; E. J. Mckinney,
rpplies for County Infrmary, 1925;
lily of Pennington, light and power
t Infirmary, 1858; Coffman Cash
tore, supplies for County Infirmary,
1890; Thos. H. Holman, road i'm
rovement, 100000; Meyer & Bran
lg, work on Burks road $4,000; C. /.
Jarrett. six days service and mile
ge, $31.75; w. A. Mitchell, six days
elvice and mileage, s30.7O; F. M.
latkin, six days service and mile
ge, 5000; C. H. Adams, Sheriff,
x days attendance in court and two
lips to Hospital No. 4, $1,000; Mrs.
lice Stracke, support James McCar-
er and family, $1,000; C. l. Garrett,
ne days service and mileage, $6.75;
I. A. Mitchell, one days service and
lileage, $50; F. M. Matkin, one
avs service and mileage, $5.70; Chas.
I. Adams, one days attendance in
,urt, $500.
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