The Farmington times., 1922-03-17
couRTY, COURT

ment with all officers present. IN
1t is ordered by the court that pool
table license be granted Geo May Of
Flat River. Hfis& saiR
tits ordered by the court that Roy
Boyer be sent to Mt. Vernon Sana-
torihmi as a county patient. .ts5 ,tiH
IT ise6rdered that j. l.. Coleman be
transferred from a private patient to
4 county patient at State Hospital
No. a. "ltf
1t is ordered that Wesley Pratt be
awarded contract for painting and
papering the upstairs part of the
county Jail for $125.
1t is ordered that Myrtle Bartlett
be admitted to Mt. Vernon Sanatorium
as county patient.
The following salary variants
were ordered drawn: Thos. Smith,
months salary, $85; Theo: Lott,
months salary, S75; j. c. Heifner,
S166.65; Bessie Brady, $75; G. W.
Francisco, $l66.65; H. w. Coffield,
1925; Marvin W. Crowder, fees, $464.-
O5: w. E. Golfer, $2O8.35; j. Clyde
Akers, $175; r. c. Tucker, $50; t. M.
jackson, $50.
The following accounts were or
dered paid: G. B. Williams, services
Health Commissioner, $114; DR.. W..
Z. AuBuchon, fees Vital Statistics,
S45.75; Mo. School for Deaf, support
of Hatred Poston, $55.40; II. w. Cof-
field. fees. $73.25; K. E. Sherrell, re-
fund on donation, $50; 7. A. Son, fees
Vital Statistics, $65; j. H. Tetley,
support of poor at Pennington, $24;
Mrs. Theo. Gottlob, support Of poor
at Flat River, $25; Mrs. Geo. Houser,
support Of poor at Desloge, $40; Mary
Rock, support, $40; Carr & Thomp-
son, support Mrs. Campbell, $40;
Mrs. E. Boswell, support Mrs. ingalls,,
S5; Mrs. Chas. Sizemore, support. SIS;
F. H. Millen. support Mrs. Topping,
81; ]. B. Phelps, support. $35; Mrs.
H. L. Groves, support, $15; W. l..
Worden, relief, $40; Mrs. S. F. Mehl,
support, $15; Mrs. Cad Lashley, sup
port of Robt. Tinsley, $5; J. G. Alex
ander, support Ann Bridges, $5; Mack
Mayfeld, support Pat Swink. So; Mrs.
jeff Freeman, support, So; B. j. Rob
inson, fees, Vital Statistics, $60.75;
Albert Marshall, M. D.. fees, Bureau
of Vital Statistics, $6; F. L. Keith,
! fees, Bureau of Vital Statistics, $115.-
| 25; C, W. Francisco, expenses, $l3.05;
! Battery Service Station, supplies, 3d.
/ 10; Lang M. & NJ. Co., $785; Lang
Motor Co., supplies, S3,35; Boswell &
! Helber, supplies, $9.52; st. Francois
Motor Co., truck supplies, $14.85;
Pennington Tire Works, supplies,
1920; Authorized Motor Parts Cord,
truck supplies, $51 go; Goodyear Tire
Co., supplies, $7.82; Standard Oil Co.,
gas and oil, $193.11;, F. c. Meyer M0-
tor Co., Truck supplies, $1S2.74; ST.
Louis Bridger& Supply Co., supplies,
$22.50; r.. C. Tucker, expenses At
tend. Officer, $89.56; Grpner 4 Ro-
senstengel, SUPPORT of Susan p. Craw-
ford, $40; Geo. S. Matkin, relief of j.
H. Sutton, So; Roswell 4. HELLER, sup
plies, $11062; A. C. Boyd, supplies
for Infirmary, $109.25; Giessing Mill
ing Co., supplies, $22,8Oi DR.. F 5.
Weber, supplies and services at In
'firmary, $2S.75. w. j. Alexander,
brooms, Sc; Marvin W.. Cgowder,
postage, etc, $14.63; E. NJ. .Laakman,
| supplies for Intirmary, $1l.75; DIR: X.
Appleberry, quarantine services, $24;
c. c. Rickus, supplies, $S,4O; Morris
Bros, supplies, $3.50; Burroughs Add,
ing Machine Co., supplies, $685.
Keystone Envelop Co, supplies for
Recorder, $7.15; klob Coal Co., car
coal, $l26; Il. W: Coffield, stamps,
etc, $l2.2l; X. &. Weber, stamps. ~;