St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-10-14

To viewing the body of David q.
". Cronstam, June q, 1882, So;
mileage, 20 miles, 50; total. 81
George Callahan, Aug. Shultz,
Hezeki.h Strain. Alexander Davis
and Thus. Corcoran, to serv ng rs
jurors at the inquest on the body OF
Griffin Ingralh, 81 each, $40.
VIM. Gaines-
To burying an unknown man who
died of npnpIexy. July 81, 1882, at
Slidell Station. S..
To burying Mllia Howard. HING
by unknown parties near Blnfouca,
SIS.
Bill of Louis Lacroix, to serving
rs Juror at inquest Oh the body of
| Christ Meyer, July 90. 1882, 81.
Laid over till next meeting.
The report of Mr.. F. A. Guyol.
appointed to examine the books of
MIR. J o. Poole, late Parish Treas
urer, which has already been pub
lished in the FARMER WAS received
and referred tc Mr.. JOS. A. keid.
Parish Attorney, for action.
Nh. +. A. Guyol then presented
the following:
CovINGrcN, La, Oct. 9, 1882.
To the honorable President and men,
bers of the Police Jury:
Gentlemen In accordance with a
resolution passed at your last meet
ing, | have the hunur to report that
after careful examination of the
books of w. b. Cook, Sheriff ami
Ex-Ofiicio Tax Collector of the
Parish of st. Tammany, and COM
parlng them with the books of MI.
j. D. Poole, Ex-Parlsh Treasurer.
| have found the books of Mr.. Coos
all correct.
Your cbeGient servant,
Francis A. GUyoL.
On motion, the report Was re-
.elved and adopted.
Mr.. W. G. Warren, Parish Treas
urer, stated that his warrants fol
his su'ar, for the first, second ana
third quarters, Nos. 253, 254 ana
$50, ivE S25 each, had become MIS-
iald. aud asked that duplicate war
fnuls be issued to him. Granted.
Mr.. tzalutas offered the follow
ing:
Resolced, That the Tax Collector
be forbidden from receiving wit
nesses' warrants i'll payment for
parish taxes or licenses, and that
the Secretary furnish the Tax Cui-
lector with u copy OF tLis resolu-
ton. Adopted.
On motion, Mr.. Ed. r. Doyle was
assigned to work on the lower end
OF the Bogue Chitto road.
On motion Of MIR. Burns, the
game law was amended 50 as to
read rs follows, Ill accordance with
the State law adopted ut the last
session of the General Assembly:
SECTION /. Be ii enaf.ted BIZ The Po-
lice Jury Of st. 1amhany Pari,h
That it shall be unlaw iui III thu, par
ish to catch, kill, OF pursue with such
Inteht, any wild duck, deer OF fawn,
or TO have the same i'll possession
aflel it has been caught or killed,
between the first day of March and
the first day of October oil each
year, under a penalty of not less
than twenty-five nor more than fifty
dollars for each offense.
SEC. 2. BE IL further enasted, ETC.,
That it shall be unlawful in this
parish to eaten, kill, or pursue with
such intent, or have the same in
possession after it has been caught
or killed. any wild turkey. between
the fifteenth day of April aud the
first day of October, in each year,
under Il penalty OF not less than
ten nor more than twenty dollars
for each otfense.
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, ETC.,
That no person shall catch, kill, or
pursue with such intent, or have
the same in possession after it has
been caught or killed, any quail,
partridge or pheasant, between the
first day of April and the first day
of October, l. each year, under
penalty of not less than ten nor
more than twenty-five dollars for
each offense.
On motion, the resolution fning
members five dollars for non-at-
tendance at the meetings of the
Police Jury, was abolished.
A petition signed by citizens of
the Second Ward, for a pnblic road
leading from the Lee Ferry road,
at Mrs. Goodby's, to oemiloosa,
was laid over till next meeting.