The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-07-08
COUNTY COURT

me SouHIY, CouTJ met IN regular
monthly session last Tuesday, with all
the officers present. The following
road overseers' statements were pre-.
sented and warrants issued; J. R. Dean
$204.5S; L. W. Merritt, $134; W. R.
Williams, $34l OF; B. H. Bass, $685.
40; Ferd Casteel, $45,75; Albert Bel
ken, $2425; L. F. Bourgeois, $3.50;
D. M. Ringer, $277.95.
The matter of renewing contract
entered into. July LIST, 1918, between
st. Francois county, Missouri State
University and the United States De-
partment OF Agriculture for an APP
preparation of $500 per annum for part
payment of the County Agents salary,
and an additional sum of $1,000 per
annum for expenses, making total of
81 900 to be paid by st. Francois coun-
ty, was taken up and considered by the
court, and after due consideration of
the matter it was ordered by the court
that the said contract be not renewed.
Judge Wnmpler voed in favor of re-
newal. ...
1t was ordered by the court that
the State Auditor be authorized to
draw his warrant the sum of 500
in favor of H. w. Coffield. County
Treasurer, for quarterly salary of j!
Clyde Akers, Supt. of Schools,
The following accounts were or
dered paid: Hy. Beatty, salary, $40;
Marvin w. Crowder, fees for June,
$345.30; j. C. Heifner, salary, $166.65;
Bessie Brady, salary, $500; C, w.
Francisco, salary, .$l66.65; H. W. Cof-'
field, salary, SIPS; w. E. Golfer, sal
airy, $206.35; j.. Clyde Akers, salary,
$175; r. C. Tucker, salary, $50; T. E.
Smith, sHlary, $40; T. M. jackson, sal
AIRY, $50; Missouri School for Deaf,
support of county students. $55.40;
Boswell & HELLER, labor at Jail, $3.50;
C. W.. Francisco, expenses, 500; Mel
dert u. and E. Co.. burial of Amos
Hawkins, 1$25; :, John G. Hunt, services
May. term. circuit court, $313.30y J.yG.
Heifner, fees May term circuit caHEt,
$100.55; Lead Belt Motor Co., labor
on trucks, $2.25; Pennington Nero.
Co., supplies for county Jail, SSYS;
Standard Oil Co., gasoline, "$53.75;
Farm Bureau store. supplies for Co.
Inf, $7.U5; John G. Hunt, attendance
on Juvenile court. 500; Klein Grocer
Co., supplies for Inf, $103.12; West
Co., supplies for Pros. At
torney; E. NJ. Laakman, supplies for
Inf, $7.40; McKinney's, supplies for
Inf, $23.19; Joe Moore. wood for
Rock family, So; City Livery Stable,
freight and supplies for Inf, $22.96;
Lucy Applegate, Steno paper, $1,62;
W. z. Beard, lumber, $14.25; Austin
Western Mach. Co., supplies for grad
er and roller, $152.70; Pelty's Book
Store, supplies, s55.95; DR.. j., B.
Graves, services at Jail, $3.50; J.
Clyde Akers, clerical hire, /, stamps,
mileage, $49.sS; Hy. Trauernicht, sfe-
pairs and supplies for machinery, $23;
H. w. Marley. repairs on roof, 50;
Burnette Market. $19.45; Pennington
Times, supplies for Co. OFFICES. $40.o5;
Lang NJ. & M.'Co., supplies for roads,
$29S.22, Gruner e Rosenstengel, sup
mort of Susan Crawford, SO; John G.
Hunt, board bill of prisoners. $354.75;
John c.. Hunt, attendance. So; John
G. Hunt. care of court house, etc,
S24.5G; IF. w. Coffield, stamps, $14.05;
Laundry, laundering, &c.
81; Jacob Helber, dynamite cans and
fuse. $3413; Standard Printing Co.,
supplies for Circuit Clerk. $T4; Geo.
5. Matiin, supplies for Mrs. Sutton,
s15; A. j. Hawn, supplies for Co. Inf,
S11.10; A. J, Hawn, repairs at Co.
Jail, $4.35; Hermann q Herbst. sup
,lies and repairs. 1890; Fischer
Nero. Mo-. supplies for Inf, $3.50;
Firntin L. CArswell, grader blade, So
D5,iSt. r. Co. Ry. Co., freight on cor
cuiverts, $240.98; Wichman g.
Kassabaum, gas and repairs, $50.26;
Sarford Motor Co., truck repairs, ST.
"a; st. Francois Motor Co.. repairs on
rucls. $S3.42; VIM. Marcum, support. |
sl5; Mrs. T. L. Gottlob, SUPPORT ,of |
Door persons at Flat River.