The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-17
BILLS ALLOWED.

August Wichman, Salary $1,000; j.
C. Heifner, Salary $166.65; Bessie Bra
dy, Salary $500; H. w. Coffield, SAL
ary $125.O0; w. r. Golfer, Salary
$208.35; ]. Clyde Akers, Salary
$I75.00; r. C. Tucker, Salary $1,000;
T. E. Smith, Salary $1,000; T. M. Jack
son, Salary $4,000; VIM. Marcum, Re-
lief $500; Mrs. 7. L. Gottlob, Sup
port of Poor Persons at Flat River
$500; Mrs. Geo. Houser, Support Of
Poor Persons at Flat River S25.00;
Mrs. Mary Rock, Support, $1,000; Carr
& Thompson, Support Of Mrs. Camp.
bell $1,000; Mrs. James Langley, Sup
port $1,000; Mrs. Emma Boswell, Sup
port Of Mrs. Ingalls, $4,000; /. N.
Threlkeld, Support Of Geo. Sizemore
$1,000; J. B. Phelps, Support $4,000;
Mrs. H. l.. Groves, Support $500; +
II. Milien, Support of Mrs. Topping
800; Mrs. F. Mehl, Support $500;
Chas Baker, Support Of Rita Harris
$1,000; DIR. G. B. Williams, Ber Diem
& Expenses $1S2.00; G. M. Mackley,
Donation and Appr'n $278.00; Robert
Donald Imprint Blackwell & DeSoto
Road $500. 900; Robert Donald, Road
Work Dist. z, $500; T. H. Weddle,
Road Work, Dist. 81, $4,000; st. Franz
co.'s Co. Ry., Freight on Caterpillar
$71.75; C. S. White, Bal. due on Road
Work, $500; DR.. G. L. Watkins, Exam.
Insane Person $500; j. H. Jones Mo-
Support of Carl Schafer at Hosp. No.
A, $iO8.00, o. H. Nugent Board Of Jury
$25.00; Harry Jennings, Supplies for
Quarantine Patients $3.50; st. Louis
Bride & Supply Co., Road Machinery,
$858.54; J. H. Hughes, Guarding Small
Pox Patients, $68.00; st. Louis Bridge
& Supply Co., Road Machinery $763.18;
j. II. Hughes Burying Dead Cow
$1,000 Geo. F. Smith Co., Discharge
Buckets for Crusher, $,100.25; v. H.
Conway, Labor at Court House, $4,00;
Desl0ge Sun, Supplies for County Of
fees $100.95; C. w. Francisco, Expea-
ses, G. II. E. $25.49; ST. Francois Mo-
tor Co., Supplies and Repairs $3.50;
Western Wheel Scraper Co., Repairs
for Scrapers, $10.22; Burnette's Meat
Market, Supplies for County Inf'y
$21.20; Henry Nugent, Plants for Inf'y
$5.25; Austin Western Road Mach. Co.,
Supplies for Graders S145.73; Pierce
Oil Corp. Gas & Oil for for Trucks
$137.55; City Light Plant, Light &
Power for Inf'y $7.SS; City Light Plant
Light for Machine Shed $1.80; City
Light Plant Light & Water for Court
House G. Jail $44.77; F. S. Weber, Ser
vices $37.50; A. j. Hawn, Labor at
Infrmary, $32.25; Morris Bros, sup
plies for County ,Infrmary, $121.20;
Hammond Stephens Co., supplies for
Co. Supt. of Schools, $24.19; H. M.
0'Bmnon, expenses, etc, $12.75;
Standard Printing Co, supplies for
county offices, $70.08; Buxton Skin
ner Stationery CO., supplies, $4.7S;
Schramm Bottling Co., ice, 81; Bay
berry & Co., labor on roads, So; A. G.
Boyd, supplies for court house, $685.;
A. G. Boyd, supplies for Infrmary,
$99.74; J. H. Tetley, support of poor
persons at Pennington, $3.50; Gies-
sing Milling Co., supplies for Inf,
$11.75; James Tucker, appropriation
and donation for road work, 5000; R.
G. Tucker, per diem and expenses as
Attendant Officer, $2884; Edwards
Auto Co., labor on magnetic, 75c; Geo.
d. Bernard Sta. Co., supplies for shev-
iff and collector, $59.43; H. G. Mem
supplies for Co. Inf, $11.70; Stapp
Lumber Co., coal, S4.65; McKinney's,
supplies, $500; Oscar L. Halle Ins.
on Co. Inf, $88; j. E. Brewer, ex-
penses, 1892; Pennington News,
supplies, $6915; Pennington Green
houses, plants for Inf, $3.50; Klein
Grocer Co., supplies for Inf, $216S;
Sam Thompson, guarding small pox
patients at Frankclay, $40; G. F.
Riclus, supplies for Inf, $14.73; Wes |
Ingram, painting at court house. $50;
City Livery Co., freight, sos; Mar
vim w. Crowder, postage and express,
$3.50; Sam Wells, wood, $3.50; John
25; John G. Hunt, care of court house,
SIS; City Drug Store, supplies. $S.17;
City Drug Store, supplies for court
house and jail, s14; Pelty's Book Store,
sunniias. sol 40