St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1881-05-14

To freight on same. 3O
To stationary. 1 w
Total ................. .$36l oo
II. above bill was laid on the
t.:bls until the report of the COM
mittee appointed to examine the
Assessment Rolls.
VIM. Kennedy, Justice of the
Peace, to viewing the body of
Elizabeth Francois. November 8
1880, 80 so. Also the bills of Alf.
Leblanc, Frederick Leblanc, 5 D.
Anderson. Eug. Leblanc and Joe
Mauray, jurors. 81 each.
The above bills were reduced
one-half and ordered paid.
F. A. Guyol, Justice of the Peace,
to viewing the body of Philip Fran
co.'s. November 8, 1880, $40 so.
Also the bills of Frederick Leblanc,
EugeEe Leblanc, Joe Mauray, ALT.
Leblanc and S. D. Anderson, jurors,
81 each.
Reduced one-half and ordered
paid.
"A. Guyol, Justice of the Peace,
in case of State vs.. John Beitrix,
1880, 81 12Ic. Approved.
S. B. Staples, Constable, case of
State VS.. John Beitrix, So so. Ap-
proved.
s. B. Staples, Constable, case of
State vs.. Isadore Deframe, 81 so.
Reduced one-half and approved.
Bill Jas. D. Houston against the
parish of st. Tammany. amounting
to $36, with legal interest from the
Sth of March. 1881. until paid, and
costs of suit, was apI roved.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the right of way
to the ferry ON West Pearl river, at
or near Herwig's store, on Honey
Island, be tranferred from j. NJ.
Craddock to X. A. Orr.
Resolved, That Mr.. Strain be
authorized to charge the same fees
rs all other ferries in the parish, at
his ferry across the Bogue Falia
Resolved, That the lease of the
fer,y across Bayou Lacombe be
transferred from Eli Neuburger to
Chas. Aubry, for the sum of $40,
payable in cash or parish warrants
of 1851.
Resolved, That Mr.. j. o. Poole,
Treasurer of the school funds of
the parish of st. Tammany, be in-
struct:d to make a report, through
the st. Tammany FARMER. of the
number of schools that were in
operation in 1879, and the number
in operation in 1880; also. the num-
her oe scholars in attendance, and
the cnnaoe. of aon-atten6ants; the
.aIacunt ot monsy that has been
paid out, and nos muca is due the
children who have not attended
and whether he has reserved the
amount due each scholar who did
not attend; if not, why he did not
reserve the same; also, the boun.
larry lines of the Sixth Ward.
Resolved, That the Secretary oi
the School Board be instructed to
furnish the Treasurer with the re,
ports of all teachers for the years
1879 and 1880, SO that he can make
said report, and state where said
SCHOOLS were located.
Resolved, That Dir. j. o. Poole be
granted the use of the Police Jur,
room, in the Courthouse, for the
transaction of his official Duties n
Parish Treasurer.
Resolved, That the Parish Treas.
urer be authorized to have public
well dug in the Courthouse yard.
The question OF making Ell ap.
preparation for rebuilding 6
bridge across the Bcgue Falia was
! postponed until next meeting.
Tie Treasurer reported that be
had warrants on hand to The
amount of $3l5l 26.
Messrs. NJ. Burns, W. B. Roger,
and Jas. W. Smith were appointed
to exainiue the books and account
of the Parish Treasurer. and to re-
ceipt for and DESTROY all warrants
and receipts in his hands mp tt
date.
! Messrs. 4. Cousin. Chas. Anbr!
and p. Welch were appointed t'
new Assessment Rolls, and rspor
at next meeting.
A number of old Xarrants. Mer.