The Farmington times., 1919-01-17
No. 15--school districts /, 2 and "a.
No. .16-school districts 13 and IA.
No. l7-school districts 6 and 8.


No. l7-school districts 6 and 8.
No. 18-school districts 10 and IL.
No. 19-Consolidated school dis
trict No. and south one-half Secs.
"a, 80 and 36, township 35, range 6
east, and that part of No. 81 east of
st. Francois river.
No. 20-school district No. 81, ex-
cept Sec. IA, twp. 35, range 6 east,
and No. 3S.
No. 39-school district 80 and that
part of No. "a south of Plank road,
east of Pennington and south of and
including Plank road west of Farm
ington.
No. 22-school districts 80, SO and
that part of No. "a north of and in
cluding Plank road east of Farming
ton and east of and including st.
Louis road.
No. 23-Consolidated school district
No. 2 and that part of No. 60 north
west of st. Nary's and Mine La
Motto road.
No. 24-school district Nos. 50 and
81 and that part of No. 60 southeast
of and including st. Mary's and Mine
La Motto road
No. 25-school district Nos. Z and
81.
Court approves salary of Deputy
Circuit Clerk as heretofore fixed by
the Circuit Court.
Court ordered adjourned until Mon
day, Jan. 20, 1919.
Warrants Allowed
f. J. Mckinney, supplies, $500;
City Drug Store, supplies, $2.35; H.
c. Nell, supplies, $4.65; Burroughs
Adding Machine Co., supplies, 81;
Boswell & Helber, supplies, $13.5O;
Missouri Prison Board, support girls
at Industrial Home, $69.34; Reece
Drug Co., supplies, SIT; T. E. Gideon,
services Text Book Commission, $5.75;
Pennington Laundry, supplies, $7.S8;
Lead Belt Telephone Co., phone SER
vices, $34.95; Pelty's Book Store, sup
plies, 1895; Geo. S. Matkin, supplies,
IS; Boswell & Helber, supplies, $12.-
70; Mrs. Mary Rock, relief, $5; C. A..
Robinson, fumigating, $3.50; J. H.
Jones, support Alez Jenkins at State
Hospital, $78; A. F. Eugas, examina-
tion Isaac jenkins, S5; Louis Borcher-
ding, bridge, $4,000; st. Louis Bindery
Co., book, $3.50; Pearl w. Keay, SER
vices Text Book Commission and ex-
penses, Sc; Standard Printing Co.,
blanks, $3.50; J. H. Jones, support AL
va johnson at State Hospital, $7S;
DR.. oeber, examination Alva Johnson,
$3.50; DR.. Braning, examination Alva
johnson, $3.50; Buxton & Skinner, au-
tograph stamps for County Clerks
office, $3.07; St. Louis Law Printing
Co., supplies, Sc; DR.. B. J. Robinson,
professional services, $S5; Fischer
Nero. Co., room rent for election, IS;
j. H. Jones, SUPPORT dues in advance
at Hospital No. a, $7S; Drs. Braning
& Weber, examination Gertrude Po-
lite, So; Thos. Holman, road improve
ment, $1,000; Thos. Holman, road i'm
provcment, $1,000; W. A. Mitchell, s
days services and mileage, S25.70; T,
M. Matkin, same, S25.70; J. W. Jones,
same, s26; Morris Bros, supplies, ST.
so; M. W. Crowder, County Clerk,
stamps, So; Chas. s. Bryan, drayage,
81; Standard Printing Co., supplies
$3.50; West Disinfectant Co., sup
plies, $4,000; Buxton G. Skinner, sup
plies, $3.50; Standard Printing Co.
supplies, $62.82; w. A. Bullock, SER
vices, SIC; Morris Bros, supplies
$23.5O; Bonne Terre Hospital, for
John House, s97.60; Geo. d. Barnard
Co., supplies, s14.81; Lead Belt News
posters, $73.75; West End Drug Store,
supplies, $1S7.20; Standard Printing
Co., supplies, $9.68; Standard Print.
ing Co., supplies. $1.04; Chas. Adams
attendance on court, etc, $16.10 Bur-
nett. Market. supplies. $3.50.