St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-11-11

OF johnson Adolphus, AnS. 5. 1882
So; summoning and swearing Juror,
Is5; mileage. u es. 81 ~. To
tai, $11An
To b, ing nqnest on the body
OF Christ Meyers, July 20. 1882. So
summouing and swearing iurcrs
So; mileage, Sc miles. So 60. To.
tai, $I3 GO
To viewing the body of David G
W. Cronstan, June %. 1882. SIS;
mileage, % miles, 50; total, ST
George Callahan. Aug. Shrltz.
Hezekiah Strain, Alexander Davis
and Tnos. Corcuran, TO serv ng as
jurors at the inquest Oh The body OF
Griffin Ingram, 81 each, $40.
VIM. Gaines-
To burying an unknown man who
died of apoplexy. July 81, 1882, ut
Slidell Station. So.
To buryiDg Militia Howard, hung
by unknown parties near Bonfouca,
So.
Bill OF Louis Lacroix, to serving
as juror ut inquest Oh. the body of
Christ Meyer, July 20. 1882, 50.
Laid over till next meeting.
The report of Mr.. f. A. Guyol.
appointed to examine the books oil
Mr. j .. Poole, late Parish Treas
urer, which has already been pub
Ilshed in the FARMER, was received
aud referred tc Mr.. JOS. A. I;eid,
Parish Attorney, for action.
Nh. L. 4. Guyol tLeu presented
the following:
CONVICTION, La, Oct. 8, 1882.
TO the honorable President and MEM
bers of tue Police Jury:
G'R,iPmea-ln accordance with
resolution passed at your last meet
ing, | nave the huuor to report that
after u careful examination of the
books of W. Il. Cook, Sheriff and
Ex-OtficIo Tax Collector of the !
Parish of st. Tammany, aud COM
parlDg them with the books of MIR. !
J. o. Poole, Ex-Parish Treasurer. |
have found the books OF Mr. Cook
Iii correct.
Your cbeGient servant,
FRANcI, A. GUYoL.
On motion. the report Was re-
:eived and adopted.
Mr.. W. c. Warren, Parish Treas.
lrer, stated that his warrants fol
us salary for the first, second and
bird quarters, Nos. 253. 254 ana
so, for $25 each, had become mis-.
AID, and asked that duplicate wal
ants be issued to him. Granted.
MIR. Ga.at;.s offered the follow
ny:
Resolved, That the Tax Collector
z forbidden from receiving wit
es>es warrants Ill payment ful
arIsh taxes or licenses, and that
he Secretary furnish the Tax COL
,ctor with copy OF this resolu-
on. Adopted. 4
On motion, Mr.. Ed. r. Doyle was
ssisned to work on the lower enu
the Bu9ue ChiIto road.
On motion of Mr.. Burns, iii.
anne law WIS amended 50 as To-
lad as follows, i'll accordance with
he State law adopted ut the lns,
,ssion OF the General Assembly:
SECTION l. Be "e'acted by The Po-
y Jury Of 81. 1ammany Poriyh,
hat 1t shall be unlawful IN this par I
b to catch, kill, or pursue with such
teit, my wild duck, deer or fawn,
TO have the same in possession u
Tel 1t has been caught or killed, II
tween Tue first day of March and :
e first day of October of each +
ar, under a penalty of not less
an twenty-five nor more than fifty
liars for each offense. n
Sec. 2. BE ii further enacted, etc..
lat it shall be unlawful in tins
irish to catch, kill, or pursue with I
ch intent, or have the same III
after it has been caught :,
killed. any wild turkey, between i
q fifteenth day of April aud the "
st day of October, in each year, :
der penalty of not less than
4 nor more than twenty dollars
. each offense. !
SEC. 3. Be 1t further en- rcted, ETC.,
at no person shall catcI. kill, or
rsue with such iutent, or have =
> same in possessi. n after it has
en- caught or kill, d, any quail, l.
rtridge Oh pheasant, between the
It day of April and the first duy =,
October, il: each year, under F."
1alty of not less th,n ten nor