The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-02-14
CountyCou
Proceedings

IL appearing 10 Ghe court tndk thS
pci sonai security on. the School Fund
Bond Of w. P. Whitworth, in. the sum
Of $1,000, is insufficient, by reason of
the death Of F. M, Carter, security,
and the removal from the State OF
Merrill Pipkin and Maryin A. Young,
| two other securities, it Is ordered that
said Whitworth be notified to appear
in this court and give such additional
security as may be approved by the
court.
Frank Brown petitions the court
that his son, Willie Brown, aged Is,
is incorrigible, and asks the court for
an order committing the son to the
Training School for Boys at Boon
vile. Application is continued until
the FIRST Monday in March.
J.,E. Brewer, Collector of the Rev
enue Of st. Francois county, files his
official bond in the sum of $3.50 900,
which said bond is approved by the
court.
1t is ordered by the court that the
Presbyterian Orphanage Of Farming
ton be designated as the place of re-
ceiying delinquent children, in view
of the offer Of that institution to re-
=. ceive such children for the sum OF So
"a month each.
r. C. Martin, road overseer in Dis
trict No. 81, files settlement for 1918,
showing $6.03 in his hands. Settle
ment is approved.
e. o. Brooks, road overseer in Dis
trict No. 7, files settlement for 1918,
which settlement is by the court ap-
proved.
E. o. Presnell, road overseer in Dis
trict No. 23, files settlement for 1918,
showing SO in his hands. Settlement
is approved.
E. o. Brooks, special overseer for
the improvement of the Blackwell
Kingston road. and files his settle
ment showing the expenditure of
$50 on said road. Such settlement
approved.
B. III. Boyer, attorney for Pendle-
ton United Baptist Church, files mo-
tion to rescnd order heretofore made,
ordering sale of certain tract of
land. The court denies the motion to
rescind such order.
T. F. O'Bannon, road overseer in
District No %, files settlement for
1918, which settlement is by the
court approved. =,
1t is ordered by the court that the
County Surveyor be ordered to sur
vey a certain tract of land belonging
to Pendleton United Baptist Church,
in order to preserve intact those por-
tions that have been handed down for
school and burying ground purposes.
Geo. r. Jordan, road overseer In
District No. 3. files settlement for
1918, which settlement Is by the court
approved.
Marion Benham, road overseer in
District No. 5, files settlement for
1918, which settlement is by. the
court approved.
E. C. Papin, road overseer in Dis
trict No. 18, files statement for 1918,
which settlement is by the court ap-
proved.
E. C.. Papin. special overseer for
Improvement of French Village road
makes settlement with court for ex-
penditure of $500 for such improve
ment, which settlement is approved.
Sheriff Adams reports the sale OF
the Pendleton United Baptist Church
property to the Pendleton Lead Co.
for $3,625, which report is filed. !:
Warrants Ordered
w. A. Black, installing booths ant
Geo. s. Matkin, merchandise for pau
Der. SIS: Schramm Bottling and Ict
Co, supplies, $18.13; H. M. O'Bannon
supplies for Recorders office, $4.99
Sheriff Adams, attendance on Probate
Court, S32; Thos. A. Mathews
stamps, telephone, ETC., $500; Mrs
Mary Sandberg, supplies, $17.24
Missouri Prison Board, support o
L Dofo
ington Times aPrinting Co., supple
furnished county offices, $1O2.75; Git:
Drug Store, supplies, $500; Buxton Z
Skinner, supplies, $61.06; Geo: .
Barnard Co., supplies, $79.49; Gard
ner Office Supply Co., supplies, "a
Standard Prtg. Co.. supplies, s5s.1o
st. Louis Bindcry Co, supplies. $22.
so; G. H. Adams. Sheriff, commission
- $42.75; Mode Coffman, supplies, $l9.
65; Pelty's Book Store, supplies
s30.85; Boswell & Helber, supplies
s9s.7O; Sheriff Adams, board Of pris
oners, $138; Knopf's Bakery, supplies
$S.76; X. G. Weber, Probate Judge
stamps, ETC., $3.50; Lead Belt Tele
phone Co., toll service, $34.15; Farm
ington Nero. Co., supplies. $7.56
Sheriff Adams, care of Court House
$esZ0, BurnetLeS Mdfkct, soPPiASs
S2798; Pennington Mere. Co., sup
plies, $118.58; Mayberry, Byington
Tullock, auto hire, 81; H. W. Coffieid
Treasurer, fees, $115.35; Z. G. PaplI
balance on road settlement, $22.75
T. H. Holman, road work. $137:05
G. H. Middlekamp, State Treasurer
care of patients at Mt. Vernon. $12l.
04; j. G. Heifner. Circuit Clerk, crat
ing typewriter, 81; Ozark Busines
College, repairing typewriter, $1.50
Bonne Terre Star, supplies, $30.5C
Geo. Sutherland, night watchman, 81
John A. Knowles, expense, $15.52
Light and Water Plant, services, $l3
I'll; Sam F. Meyerson, supplies, S15.50
N. G. Lahcance, printing sale, .$3s.1
q. Brune, repairing office chairs an
work at Jail, $9.40.
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