The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-06-18
COUNTY COURT FIXES
TAX RATE FOR 1920

Pool room license issued to C. R.
Huddleson, Of Desloge and to W. G..
Richardson, of Elvins.
Amount of taxes for 1920, fixed as
follows; ML
Road fund Is cents On. 500 valua.
ton; County. purposes, 40S cents on
|$100 valuation; Special Road District
tax, 10 cents on 500 valuation.
The apportionment Of the County
Revenue for 1920 was made rs fol-
lows:
Road and Bridge fund, 10 per cent;
Grand and Petit Jury fund, 10 per
cent; Contingent fund, 20 per cent;
Pauper and Insane fund, 80 per cent;
Salary fund, 30 per cent.
The following road overseers file
statement showing road work done,
poll taxes collected, etc.: S. A. Sykes,
VIM. Dugal, G. W. Burgess, Marion
Benham, R. l.. Welker, q. E. Kerla-
gon, M. S. Eaton, A. G. O'Neal, W. R.
Williams, P. W. Keay, Robin Doss and
R. 0. Horton. ....
Warrants were issued as follows:
S. A. Sykes, road work, $46.l2;
VIM. Dugal, road work, $4-25; Marion
Benham, work on streets of Bonnie
Terre, $71439; Mode Coffman, work
on Infrmary, SOTO; G. w. Burgess,
road work, $2925; Il. NJ. O'Bannon,
recording soldiers discharges, $16.S5;
Fl, w. Coffield, apportioning school
money, etc, $20.96; j, Clyde Akers,
clerical hire, postage, S49.67; Gruner
& Rosenstengel, supplies, SO; Thos.
II. Holman, services on Board of
Equalization, $3.50; Boswell & Hell
Der, repairs, $29.55; X. C. Weber, ex-
aiming lists of estates, etc, $12; w.
E. Golfer, postage, telephone toll, 500
%; Pelty's, supplies, $1.75; Skinner &
Kennedy, supplies, $6.71; M. W. Crow
der, recording biographies, postage,
etc, $78.97; Geo. d. Barnard Co., sup
plies, S136.03; W. C. Robinson, labor
and expenses, $S021; Standard Pig.
Co., supplies, $190.45; Lead Belt Tel.
Co., services, $40; C. H. Adams, ex-
penses, 1925; Garford Truck Co.,
Garford chassis with dump body,
S3453.99; Mayberry, Byington & Tul-
lock, hauling freight, $1.25; Holt
Manufacturing Co., repairs for cater
pillar, $S2426; Pennington Mere. Co.,
supplies, $13.Sl; Tine Murphy, clean
ing cess pool, etc, So; Burnette,s
Meat Market, supplies, $22.15; Munich
pal Light Plant, light, power and
water, S3S07; Desloge Sun, printing,
SOTO; Municipal Light Plant, light
and power for Co. Inf, $500; Farm
ington Times, financial statement and
county printing, $632.40; R. c. Tuck
err, Co. Attendance Officer, S32.70;
Tetley-Klein, supplies, $155.S5; Steel
Hardware Co., supplies. $72.50; c. IL.
Adams, feeding prisoners, $54.75; G.
H. Adams, taking boy to Reform
School, $98.05; Steel Hardware Co.,
cement, $3.50; Pennington News,
county printing, $9l.05; ]. E. Brewer,
postage, $3.50; Geo. Sutherland, night
Waterman, $3.50; M. w. Crowder,
copying land record, 500; M. s. Eat
on, road work, $249.25; R. L. Welker
road work, $22.50; r. L. Welker, lum.
Der, $50; w. C. Robinson, labor and
hire of Will Polston, 1872; F. H. Mil
len, concrete culverts, $272.75; F. H.
Millen, support Of Mrs. Topping, 81;
2. E. Kerlagon, road work, $40; F. F.
Beard, Improvement of Bismarck and
Irondale road, 1882; w. A. Mitchell,
1 days services and mileage, 5000;
F. NJ. Matkin, same, $30.70; ]. W.
Jones, same. $31; Robin Doss, road
work, $36; r. c. Horton, road work,
$2O0.65; J. F. Richeson. bringing in
sane man to Pennington, So.