The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-02-13
, COUNTY COURT

urer Coffield in amount of $613.67 for
Coroner's inquest fees.
Settlements of following road over
seers examined and approved:
Marion Benham, District No. 5.
G. w. Burgess, District No. %.
T. H. Weddle, District No. /.
E. O. Presnell, District No. %.
John Albert, District No. 10.
II. n. Bono, District No, q.
C. H. Menge, District No. A.
J. f. Morris, District No. 3.
C. F. Boyd, District No. Is.
]. D. Huff, District No. 8.
Sum of $15 appropriated for the i'm
provement of the Libertyville-Knob
Lick road.
Pool room license issued to VIM.
VIM. Stotler of Desloge.
School fund loan of Mrs. Malta Alb
bolt ordered satisfied.
Criminal cost bill of circuit court
certified in amount of $2513.33.
Pool room license issued to S. T.
Gardner of Desloge.
Pool room license issued to John
Grbac of Desloge.
Warrants Allowed
G. w. Burgess, balance due on road
work, $3.50; G.. B. Williams, M. D.,
services quarantine patients. SIS; H.
w. Coffield, Treas, IL of / per cent
of school revenue for Nov, Dec. and
JAN, stamps, ETC., $173.11; Farming
ton Times, supplies and county print
ing, $3.50; st. Francois Motor Co.,
supplies, 81; Willie Wallen, transport
ing two persons to County Infirmary,
$3.50; Geo. S. Matkin, supplies, So;
John Isenman, supplies, $1.5O; J. f,
Brewer, stamps, etc, $3.50; Morris
Bros, supplies, $4.00; R. C. Tucker,
services and expenses, $87.05; X. c,
Weber, stamps, $12; A. C.. Boyd, sup
plies, $203.65; J. W. Beall, supplies,
$94.77; C. H. Adams, prisoners board
bill, $3.50; Hugh Stephens Pig. Co.,
military service record, $29.9O; Des-
loge Sun, supplies, $14; Gruner &
Rosenstengel, supplies, $40; Thos. H.
Holman, services and expenses, $11O.-
80; City Drug Store, supplies, $4.16;
August Wichman, labor, So; c. H,
Adams, care court house, ETC., 1925;
Burnette's Meat Market, supplies,
$26.45; Pelty's Book Store, supplies,
1880; j. Clyde Akers, clerk hire,
postage and mileage, $47.97; Lead
Belt News, publishing influenza no.
tice, etc, $4,000; Mo. Prison Board,
support boys at Reformatory, $357.50;
Lead Belt Telephone Co., phone SER
vices, $45.65; A. C. Boyd, supplies,
$1.55; Mo. State Sanatorium, support
patients, $S463; Tetley-Klein Lumber
Co., coal and supplies, $199.67; Winter
Bros. Engr. Co., stationery for Co.
Supt. Of Schools, $54.25; Geo. Suth-
erland, services night Waterman, ST.
so; Worrell Mfg. Co., disinfectants,
S26.25; Standard Printing Co., sup
plies, $17.16; H. w. Coffield, Treas,
inquest fees, $613.67; H. w. Coffield,
bill of costs, $238703; H. N. Bono,
balance on road work, 1922; C. f.
Boyd, balance on road work, $1.50;
H. w. Coffield, Treas, criminal
costs, $126.3O; Geo. S. Matkin, Treas,
school district No. 5, S205.31; Prentice
Elvins, Treas. school district No. Z,
$1,000; C. F. Dinwiddie, Treas. school
district No. IL, $1042.01; C. H. Kassa-
baum, Treas. school district No. II,
$165.56; Jerry B. Burks, Treas.
school district No. "a, $563.73; A. NJ.
Blaylock, Treas. school district No.
81, $403.51; w. T. O'Neal, Treas.
school district No. %, $253.38; A. P.
Mackley, Treas. school district No. 20,
$562.64; Geo. H. Karsch, Treas.
school district No. 81, $1046.76; r. F.
Murphy, Treas. school district No. SO,
$415.38; G. w. Wallace, Treas. school
district No. 1, $6S.S3; F. L. Graham,
Treas. school district No. 2, 51.63; H.
W. Coffield, Treas. various rural
school districts,o$115O.7O