The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-05-09
County Court

| ty Court met Monday, with Presiding
Judge W. A. Mitchell and Associate
Judges f.. M. Matkin and ]. w. Jones
in attendance. The following are the
| proceedings in full:
James Valle, an insane person, or
dered committed to State Hospital
No. A.
Bids for County Depository were
opened, and it was found that the bid
Of the Bank of Pennington, of 2 IL
per cent ON daily balances, was the
highest. 1t was therefore ordered by
the court that the Bank of Farming
ton be made the depository for coun-
| ty funds for a period of two years. 1t
| is Further ordered that such bank ex-
ecute bond to the county of st.
Francois in the sum of 100000, as
provided under Section 1906, r. s. Mo.
1909.
The resignation Of John H. Boyd,
Justice of the Peace Of st. Francois
township was received and accepted
| by the court.
| Less Black presents application for
| installing two pool tables at Elvins,
which application was granted on pay
naent of license for year.
Sam LaRue presents application for
installing four pool tables at Eivins,
which application was granted upon
payment Of license for year.
| Nv. H. Harlan, president Of the
Bank Of Pennington, which bank was
4 awarded the custodianship OF the
cossnty's moneys for two years, files
with the court d bond to the county
| of st. Francois, signed by himself as
president, and attested by M. P.
Cayce as cashier, in the sum of $780,
600, with the following named secur-
tiles thereon: w. M. Harlan, M. 2.
Caycc, j. P. Cayce, Anna G. Weber, F.
S. Weber, K. G. Weber, John Gies-
sing, W. r. Doss, Peter Guessing, w.
F. Guessing, Henry Guessing, w. R.
Lang, C. II. Giessing and Sam F. Is
enman. Said bond was duly approved
by the court.
Warrants Ordered
C. H. Adams, Sheriff, 5 days at
tendance on county court, $40; A.
Wickman, court house janitor, salary
for April, $50; ]. C. Heifner, Circuit
Clerk, salary for April, $166.65; Bes-
sic Brady, Deputy Circuit Clerk, $75;
w. Fl. Cofficld, salary as County
Treasurer, SIPS; w. e. Golfer, Pros
ecasiag Attorney, salary, $2O8.35;
j. Clyde Akers, salary as County Supt.
of Schools, sits; State Hospital No.
d, six months support of James
Valle, $108; r. C. Tucker, salary as
Probation Officer, $50; Mode rCoffman,
salary as Supt. of County Infrmary,
$40; Marvin w. Crowder, fees for
April, $398.40; Thomas Holman, High
way Engineer, road Improvement,
81 900; Matt McEnroe, poor person,
$40; /. N. Threlkeld, Assistant Pros.
ecuting Attorney, $50; The Worrel
Mfg. Co., merchandise, $50; Key Tox
Mfg. Co., supplies, $40; Chas. Grave
lin, poor person, $40; Geo. s. Matkin,
relief for poor, Sill; City Drug Store,
supplies, $1.45; Mayberry & Tullock,
coal for court house, $15.16; Farm
ington Times, printing for county,
$82.65; j. Clyde Akers, expenses,
| $67.62; Gruner & Rosenstengel, re-
| lief for poor persons, S.; Henderson
Store Co., supplies for County In
firmary, $i39.12; Lead Belt Telephone
Co., 1885; Pelty's Book Store, sup
lies for county, $13.95; X. G. Weber,
Probate Judge, postage, So; Jacob
Helber, supplies for County Infirmary,
$14,25; Jacob Helber, supplies for
County Infirmary, $3.50; Geo. nj.
Hughes, relief for poor person, SIS;
Standard Printing Co., supplies for
county, $25.93; Morris Bros, sup
plies, $s; Lang Motor Co., supplies,
s15.15; Burroughs Adding Machine
CO., machine for Circuit Clerk, $3.50;
C. H. Adams, Sheriff, feeding prison
ers, $10O.50; Pennington Undertake
ing Co., burial of Mrs. Skaggs, $50;
c. III. Adams, caring for court house,
etc, $3.50; Kee Lock Mfg. Co., type
writer ribbon, 81. @'''5f