St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-10-28

snmmoning and swearing jurors
50; mileage, 81 miles. SO eU. To
tai, $13 90
To viewing the body of David G.
V. Cronstan, June -, 1882, So
mileage, 20 miles. 81; total, ST
George Callahan, Aug. Shultz
hezeklah Strain, Alexander DAVIS
and Thos. Corcoran, 10 sew mg as
jurors at the inquest on The body oi
Griffin Ingram, 50 each, $40.
Nu. Gaiues-
To buryIn9 an unknown man who
he'd "t ap"ptxN. July 81, 1882, at
ohd'li Station. .S5.
L" burning Mia Howard, HING
hy unknown parties hear B,ntouci,,
Bi!l of Louis Lrcroix. to serving
* Juror at inquest al. The body ol
hrist Meyer, July %. 1882, 81.
Laid over tIII next meeting.
Tue report III Mr.. f. A. Guyol.
| ippLlii.eu la eXamIue tue books OF
.ir. j y. Poole. late Parish Treas
'irrr, which las already been pub
,l>le,i III the FARMER, was rece,vrd
nd referred IL SIR. J ,s. A. I,eid,
PARISH Attorney, Tor action.
Nh. +. 4. Guyol then presented
the following:
CovINGTcN, La, Oct. 8, 1882.
20 the honorable President AMI meu-
bers of the rolice Jury:
Gentipmen-ln accordance with a
q soItiiIon passed al your last meel-
InS, have the hnnur tu report thai
alter ii careful exauIIn ltiun Of tne
books of ". Il. Cox, Sler.ff uun
Gx-utficIo lax Collector of the
PARISH OF St. lamnan,, and com
9.ilhp them With Tie books of Mr.
>, q. Poole, EA-Parlsh Treasurer.
have found the books uf AIr. Cuuh
tii correct.
Your cbe,.ient servant,
FRANCI, 4. GUYoL.
I'm motion, The report Mas Ie-
ceIyed and adopted.
MIR. W. c. Warren, Parish Treus-
urer, stated that ils wuiram.s f,u
IL, sa'ar. for Tie first, SECOND md
third quarters, Nos. 253, 254 and
l55, fnr SO each, had become mis-
.aid, and asked that duplicate wal
rants be Issued To him.. Granted. |
AIr. uaiatas offered the follow
ing:
ResoiceI, That the Tax Collector
be ioib'dden from receiving wit
.es>ts warrants III payment. f"l |
parish taxes or licenses, aud thai |
he 81 crttary furnish the Tax Cu- |
ecior with II copy o! luis Iesolu !
Il ~. Aolulted.
On motion. AIr. Ell. II. Doyle wa, I
assigned to work on the lower end
Lne Du.ti 1ultto Tuad
On motion of Mr.. Burns, th.
4ane law was amended SO aS L.
rr al n follows. Ill accordance with |
the State law adopted ut tile last
session ot the General Assembly:
SECTION 4. BE 1t enorted by The Po
iicr Jury Of 81. Iammany Pari.h.
That 1T shall be unlaw iui III ihi, par
ish to catch, kill, or pursue with such
,ntei,t, any will ,luck, deer or fawn.
ar 10 have the same in possession
ntlel it has been caught or killed.,
between the first day of March and
the first day of October of encl
year, under n penalty of not less
rllan twenty-five nor more than fifty
dollars for each off+nse.
SEC. =. BE IL further enacted, etc,
That it shall be unlawful in tll
parish to catch, kill, or pursue wr:h
such intent, or have the same III
possession after it has been caual
Or killed. any wild tlrk-y, betwe. II
the fifteenth day of April and q e
first day Of Octu.er, IN each year,
nnder Il penalty of not less tn, Il
ten nor more than twenty dullai
for each ntfehse
SEc. 3. Be 1t further enacted, ptc.,
HAT no person slali catch, Kill. tr
pursue with such iutrnt, or ha, @
Tie same III pnssessinn after it as
been canght or killed, any qni il,
or pheasant. betw-ep he
irst day of April and the first cay
I October, IL each year, un,ier a
penalty of not less rbnn ten lor
more than tMenty dollars ior
sach utfense.
On motion, the resolution hniI g
ni-miers five dollars for non-ut-
endance at.. The meetings of IL e
ID. lt,t 4, II, /