The Farmington times., 1919-02-07
County Court
Proceedings

Court met at 8 o'clock Monday
morning, in regular session, with Pre-
siding Judge w. A. Mitchell and As
sociate Judges j. W. Jones and F. M.
Matkin In attendance.
Leo Thomure, of Bonne Terre, is
ordered sent to the Mt. Vernon Sani-
torium for treatment as a county pa
tient.
Settlement with Road Overseers
The court approved the reports of
the following Road Overseers:
M. T. Goggins, District No. 25.
w. l.. Eaton, District No. 16.
W. T. Newly, District No. ID.
T. H. Weddle, District No. /.
F. c. Berthold, District No. 2.
S. w. West, District No. IL.
C. H. Menge, District No. 4.
VIM. Dugall, District No. 10.
G. F. Boyd, District No. Is.
M. ]. Hunt, District No. "a.
John Cash, District No. 6.
B. G.. Porter, District No. 20.
VIM. Zimmerman, District No. 8.
H. M. Oelsen, special overseer for
repairing the Oelsen-Arnoldi road,
files his report, showing disburse-
ments of 1910, which report is ap-
proved by the court.
Collector ], J. Croke is ordered to
return 10 Mrs. M. J. Hunt, as erro-
neous personal assessment $3.50.
F. c. Berthold, road overseer Dis
In the matter of H. M. Welty, de-
ceased, it is ordered that the mort
gage be foreclosed and mortgaged
land sold to pay school fund mortgage.
c. H. Menge, road overseer, Dis
VIM. Dugall, special road overseer
for repairing Farmington-Rozelle
road, files his statement showing dis
bursements of S495, which is by the
court approved.
c. F. Body, special road overseer
for repairing the st. Louis road, files
his statement showing disbursements
Of $91.50, which is by the court ap-
proved.
NJ J. Hunt, special road overseer
for repairing the Mine La Motto and
St. Mary's road, files his report show
ing disbursements of $3.50, which Is
by the court approved.
B. G. Porter, special road overseer
for improvement of Clear View road,
files his report showing disbursements
of $100, which is by the court ap-
proved.
VIM. Zimmerman, special road ov-
erseer for repairing Doe Run and
Greasy Mines road, files his report
showing disbursements of $400, which
is by the court approved.
Highway Engineer T. H. Holman
presents statement of the work that
had been done by C. E. Lahay, con-
tractor, on the Pennington, ST. Louis,
French Village and Vale Mines roads,
showing G balance due the said C. E.
Lahay of $865.55, which is by the
court approved.
Warrants Allowed
August Wichman, salary as janitor.
$50; J. C. Heifner, salary for jan,
S166.65; Bessie Brady, Deputy Cir
'uit Clerk, salary, $75; H. W. Coffield,
salary, $l25; w. E. Golfer, salary,
S20S.35; J. Clyde Akers, salary, $116.-
%; r. c. Tucker, salary as Proba-
tion Officer, $50; /. N. Threlkeld,
months salary as assistant Prosecut-
ing Attorney, $50; Mode Coffman,
salary, $40; VIM. Marcum,
relief, SIS; relief for VIM. Rodgers,
SIS; relief of Mary E. Polite, $40;
support of Cornell sisters, $25; relief
Of poor persons at Knob Lick, $29.5O;
relief of poor persons at Pennington,
S24; relief of poor persons at Flat
River, $25; relief of poor persons at
Desloge, SIS; relief of Walter Hogan,
81; relief of poor persons at Lead
wood, $50; relief of Minerva Pruett,
S6; relief for Lunsford family, SIS;
relief of Maggie Burks, Sc; relief of
Luck Mooten, $5; relief of Mrs. Mary
Rock, $40; Marvin W. Crowder,
stamps, express, etc., $9.58; w. L.
Eaton, balance on road work, $6.25;
". t. Newly, balance on road work,
$17.40; Marvin w. Crowder, fees,
$3.50; T. H. Weddle, balance due on
road work, 1922; C. E. Lahay, bal
ance on road work, $86555; G. F.
Boyd, balance on road work, $11.39;
NJ. J. Hunt, balance on road work,
S19.35; B. G. Porter, balance on road
work, $1.03; F. H. Miller, balance on
road work, 50; VIM. Zimmerman, bal
lnce on road work, $40.
An unusual amount of business will
perhaps keep the court in session un-
Ill the middle of next week.
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