Bollinger County Financial Statement 1892 93
Bollinger County records show a year ending February 28 1893 with detailed receipts and expenditures including asylum costs sheriff fees road overseer salaries and payments to officials. The report credits Bollinger County Bank cash for asylum expenses and lists numerous clerks sheriffs and commissioners along with care of the poor and road work, reflecting a comprehensive county financial audit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Bollinger County
Missouri
Academy Pupils Win Certificates And Building Plans
A letter from the university grants Mayfield-Smith academy graduates junior class entry without exams. Dr. Jesse confirms state certificates for two years after one year at the university. Building work to begin, basement dig contract set for June, house plans 40 by 60 feet. Medals arrived. Prof Graham and Editor Tom Allen to present school and Press medals. The school closes for vacation. preparations to house 200 pupils next year. Indictment charged Sachs Mercantile Co. for selling goods cheaper than competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
University
Mayfield-Smith Academy
Jesse
Dunn
Tom Allen
Christian Convention at Mine La Motte district meeting
The Christain convention for the Farthington district met at Mine La Motte last Wednesday to Friday. W P McCans of Marble Hill was elected chairman and Allen of Lutesville secretary. A district evangelist was approved for part time and funds to decide longer service. Next convention set for Bonne Terre September 26 27 28. Officers elected include F L Moore president W S Robinson secretary and William Fleming treasurer. The report notes a rumpus over prices at Sachs Mercantile Co and that Sheriff Tas Wells and wife visited Kennett. Buried is George Bratler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Sine le
Christain
Farthington
Mine Lamotte
W. P. McCans
Marble Hill
Em’ Allen
Lutesville
Bonne Terre
F. L. Moore
W. S. Robinson
de Lassus
William Fleming
Farmington
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Financial Statement
Bollinger County Court
Marble Hi
Acct
W J Biffle
Bollinger County Bank
UJ M Finney
J M Greenwood
J A Reilly
Equalization
John Huskey
State of Missouri
Stanford Pittman
Hf M Smith
HM Smith
John Guthrie
P Calaway
White
Caloway
Crow & Buford Bros
Kemp
H M Smith
Josiah E Baker
Hi M Smith
James Hear
W S Phillips HM Smith
Ll Bowman
of Missouri
Wm Smith J M Slinkard
Dr J Q Ramsey
J Mayfield
Joan Huskey
WS Phillips H M Smith
L Bowman
James B Fields J M Slinkard
Robert Back
Chandler
Thomas M Fish
Beatty
Henry Gaines
Randolph James
John Hawn
Fritz Whitebread
Wm Morgan
John Tippett
Henry Killion
Killion
WN White
Cline
Robert
JM Roe
CP Caldwell
DB Gill
J A Miller
IPE Austin
J P Williams
W H Dalaney
David Barks
Hiram Fowler
Isaac Myers
JB Elfrank
John Statler
Sun
Garrett Stevens
George B Myers
James Cheek
Z T Pierce
George Pierce
Henry Shell
L Zimmerman
R Wills
J W Barker
Rhodes
Pauper
Chas Barker
Tankersley
Borford
N Egall
Elfrank
Henry Elfrank
George Elfrank
John A Dutnkin
John A Reilly
Henry Vanderen
William Cobble
John W Laird
Jacob Zimmerman
WA Mouser
Henry Mungle
Hugh Lasater
Mahlon Cox
Sie
Levi Greer
Robert Dram
C P Caldwell
Matilda Sypes
Sander & Kurre
M H Burton
G E Clark
Clark
Hannah Manters
Raph Wo
E.clark
Johnson
C M Johnson
AJ Hawn
Standard Printing Company
George D Barnard and Company
M Wells
N Loyd
Treasry
August Bohnsack
Adolph Mayer
Academy
Medains
Sachs’ Mercantile Co
W. A. Mayfield
Family of
St. Louis
The
George E. Statler
B. Rosenbloom
Christian Convention
B Hill
Austin
John A Miller
DB Hill
J A Millar
Anustin
N . Griffith
William Moore
George A Daniel
F M Wells
Sander & Karre
Wells
Sacha? Mercantile Co
Tas, Wells and
Kennett
George Bratler