The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-03-09
County Court

County Court met pursuant to ad-
journment on Monday, March 5, with
the following officers present: G. l..
Garret, Presiding Judge, w. A. Mitch
ell and F. M. Matkin, Associate Judg-
es, Chas. H. Adams, Sheriff, and AL
bert Wulfert, Clerk, and the following
/ business was transacted up to and in
cluding Wednesday,:
| On application Carrie LAWSON was
sent to the Mt. Vernon Sanatorium
for treatment as county patient.
R. ~ Wright made application for
license to conduct pool room at
Bismarck, and the court directed the
Clerk to notify him that as the city
of Bismarck is incorporated, the
court refuses to issue pool table liz
cense until license is granted by the
! city authorities of said Incorporated
city.
! The court loaned Mrs. Fannie Pierce
| 81, 900 out of the capital school fund
on real estate and personal security,
as provided by law.
The bonds of the following newly
appointed road overseers were filed
and approved: C. H. Menge, district
A; E. Brooks, Z; ]. D. Huff, 8; Wal
ter Brewer, 8; William Dugal, 10;
John Albert, 13; w. L. Eaton, 16;
Fenton H. Miller, II; B. G. Porter,
20; Harry Sutton, 21; Geo. Humphrey,
%; E. 0. Presnell, %; M. T. Goggins,
%.
Warrants Issued.
August Wichman, Janitor, months
salary, $50; John A. Knowles, Cir
cult Clerk, months salary, $166.65;
Bessie Brady, deputy clerk, months
salary, $41.65; H. w. Cofield, County
Treasurer, months salary, 500; Thos.
A, Mathews, Prosecuting Attorney,
months salary, $208.35; j. Clyde
Akers, County Superintendent of
Schools, months salary, $116.65; Al
bert Wulfert, County Clerk, fees for
February, $352.15; T. N. Henderson,
salary for LIZ months as Infrmary
Superintendent, $175; Van McClana-
han, wood for Jail, $3.50; Harry SUIT
ton, work on Fredericktown road, $2.-
so; VIM. Marcum, relief, SIS; Mrs. F.
M. Horton, support of poor persons
at Flat River and vicinity, $25; Mrs.
Otto Skaggs, support of poor persons
at Desloge and vicinity, SIS; Chas.
Ward, support of poor persons at
Bonne Terre and vicinity, $40; Jiles
Bartley, support of Lewis Pretebitt,
$40; w. N. Brumfeld, relief, 81;
Jones & Mitchell, supplies for quar-
antine patients, s74.18; Chas. H.
Adams, Sheriff, wood at jail, etc,
$10.05; X. C. Weber, Probate Judge,
express and postage, S42S; McCar-
thy Lumber Co., tiling for court
house drain, 1885; The Waters Press,
stationery for County Clerk and
School Superintendent Offices, SO; Is
rael AuBuchon, support of Walter
Hogan, 81; J. Clyde Akers, School
Superintendent, postage, $1309; DIR.
F. S. Weber, quarantine services, $1S;
The Pennington News, stationery for
county offices, $38.75; Pennington,
Telephone Co., phone service, $32.30;
Lang & Bro. Mfg. & Mer. Co., sup
plies for court house repairs, $1.90;
Bonne Terre Pharmacy, quarantine
supplies, 81; Chas. H. Adams, Sheriff,
boarding prisoners, $84.50; John R. |
Mertz & Co., repairs at jail and court
house, 1925; Leslie Mitchell, services
to quarantine patients, $1.50; Desloge
OuH, SldIlOlleTy lOr ocliOui DupeIli-
tendent, SIS; City Livery Stable, au-
to hire, S1.50; West Disinfecting Co.,
supplies for Infrmary, SIG; Thos.
Autsen, supplies for Infirmary, $14.75;
Pennington Laundry, laundering for
Inirmary, S4.14; Morris Brothers, In
firmary supplies, S16.S0; 7. n Hen
derson, Infrmary supplies, 1886;
Fischer Mer. Co., Infrmary supplies,
$70.04; E. j. Mckinney, same, S25;
Lead Belt News, j. P. and Coroner
supplies, $3.50; Dr. G. B. Williams,
medical service, SIG; Albert Trauer-
NIGHT, supplies and repairing tools,
$465; Mrs. Fannie Pierce, school fund |
loan, $1,000; Alice Stracke, support of
James McCarver and family, S5;. e.
M Laakman, Infirmary supplies, &c.
20; R. B. Price, Treasurer, salary due
Farm Agent, $16S; Bequette Bros,
hauling for Alb. Mullins, $3.50; Min
ers Lumber Co, material on Flat Riv-
er road, $13.35; Boswell, Baugh &
Clark, auto hire, So; ]. M. Appleberry,
quarantine supplies, $74.4S.
DE SOTO DEFEATS NATIONAL