The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-10-17

Ed Klein files with the court re-
ceipt for $50 from the County Treas
urer donated by him for the improve
mcnt of the Knob Lick road. 1t is or
dered that 500 be appropriated for
improvement of said road and that
Carl E. Klein be appointed supervisor
of such improvement.
Albert Evans asks that the Court
pay him $500 for rights f-way of pro-
posed road through his farm. Mat
ter is laid over for further action.
Polite Elvins presents receipt for
$50 donated for improvement of
Adam Weiss and Arnold road. 1t is
ordered that like sum be appropriate
ed for said improvement and John
! Hulsey was appointed as supervisor
of such improvement.
F. T. O'Dell presents application for
license to keep billiard and pool hall
in Pennington. 1t is ordered by
court that such license be granted.
1t is ordered that copies of a cir
cular letter received from the State
Board of Health relative to recur-
renee of influenza be printed and sent
to every practicing physician in st.
Francois county.
1t appearing that the assessed val
uation of the various banking fnsti-
tutions are erroneous, for the reason
that the State Board of Equalization
subsequently reduced said valuation
40 per cent. Whereof it is ordered
that the Collector return as erroneous
40 per cent of said assessed valuation.
Pearl W. Keay files receipt for
1913 donated for improvement of Bis
marck and Elvins road, which the
court orders duplicated, and Pearl
Keay is appointed supervisor of such
proposed improvement.
Warrants Ordered
Drs. Braning and Haney, medical
services, IS; j. H.. Jones, Treasurer
Hospital No. A, support of Jno. Spears,
sos; Judge w. A. Mitchell, one days
services and mileage, $50; Judge w.
A. Jones, same, S.; Judge F. M. Mat
kin, same, $50; C. H. Adams, days
attendance on court and trip to Hos
pital No. A, So; August Wichman,
months salary as court house janitor,
$50; j. c. Heifner, months salary as
Circuit Clerk, $166.65; Bessie Brady,
salary as Deputy Circuit Clerk, $75;
W. H. Coffield, salary as Treasurer,
$125; w. E. Golfer, salary as Prose-
cutting Attorney, $2O8.35; j. Clyde
Akers, salary as School Superintend-
ent, $175; r. C. Tucker, salary as
Probation Officer, $50; Mode Coff-
man, salary as Supt. Infrmary, $40;
|. N. Threlkeld, salary as Asst. Pros.
Attorney, $50; VIM. WEIGH, cleaning
county cemetery, $50; Geo. S. Matkin,
support of Rube Cunningham, So;
A. j. Kennon, improvement of road,
$52; VIM. Marcum, support, SIS; j.
H. Tetley, relief of poor persons, $24;
Mrs. F. l.. Keith, relief of poor per-
sons, $25; Robert Donald, road i'm
provement, $500; Children's Home So
ciety, support of children, $50; H. M.
O'Bannon, recording discharges, $685.
SO; Albert Trauernicht, supplies for
Infrmary, SLIGO; Geo. Sutherland,
night Waterman, SO; Pennington Uh-
dertaking Co., burial of Chas. Grave
lin, $25; Brunette Meat Market, sup
plies for Infrmary, $3.50; Marvin
w. Crowder, expenses, $107.25; C. III.
Adams, care of court house, $3.50;
Tetley-Klein Lumber Co., coal for
county, $249; Lead Belt Telephone
Co., services, $4,000; J. C. Heifner,
office expenses, $6.93; Boswell & Hell
Der, repairs at county Jail, $685.; C.
H. Adams, board of prisoners, $3.50;
Mode Coffman, supplies for Infrmary,
$3.50; M. T. Moore, supplies for In
Urinary, $124.78; State Hospital No.
A, support of patients, $491.10;
Standard Printing Co., supplies for
Probate Judge, $1063; Boswell &
HELLER, repairs on court house, SILL
60; State Hospital No. 4, support of
patient, $108; Drs. Watkins and APP