St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-02-04
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| A proposition to dispose of TIE
copies of the 14th and 22d Annual.
to Mr.. Reed. was rejected.
On motion, the President ap-
pointed the following committee to
examine and destroy all warrants
accommodating in the hands of the
Treasurer, and report at every
meeting. Messrs. Allison, Par
ker and WEIGH.
BILLS PRESENTED.
Bill of J. 0. Poole, to two years
services as Treasurer, to date, $500.
Laid over till next meeting.
W. B. Cook, to one copy of No
tarial Record, $14. Approved.
Thomas Perrin, to cash expended
IN building bridges on the Coving-
ton and Madisonyille road. 81 SO.
The yeas and nays were called
on the above bill, and it was re-
jected by the following vote
Yeas-R. Galatas
Nays-Messra Welch. Rogers,
Burns and Allison.
W. C. Morgan, Clerk of Court.
to recording proceedings of the
Jury Commission, August Ii, 1851,
and January l3, 1882, and furnish
ing copies of the same to Sheriff
and printer, IS. Approved.
w. B. Cook, Sheriff, to feeding,
attending and transferring prison
ers, ETC.. 1902 80. Approved.
F. A. Guyol, Justice of the Peace,
presented his bills for services in
the following cases:
State VS.. Richard Morgan, 81 Is.
State vs.. F. johnson, 81 25.
State VS.. d. Profit 81 rs.
State VS.. B. Waddles, Sc rs.
State vs.. A. Harvey, 81.
State ys. Smith Brinton, Sc.
State vs. Frank Morgan, 81 25.
State VS.. Louis Morgan, IS.
Reduced one-haf and approved.
The following bills we're received
from the Fourth Justices Court:
State vs. Titine Marigny, 50 so.
State vs.. Joe Smith, 81 80.
State vs. Joseph Smith, 81 so.
State vs.. J. L. Philips, 81.
Reduced one-half and approved.
s. B. Staples Constable, pre-
sented the folio wing bills for SER
vices rendered in the cases named:
Thos Perrin, road overseer, vs..
VIM. Brenknal, 81 go.
Thos. Perrin, road oversser, VS..
Louis Morgan. IS 80.
Thos. Perrin. road oEerseer, vs..
Frank Morgan, 50 80.
Thos. Perrin, road overseer, VS..
Richard Morgan, 81 80.
NJ. ReitEogel, road overseer, vs..
FAC Strain, 81 20.
NJ. Zeitvogel. road orerseer. vs..
Theo. Strain, 81 20.
Reduced one-half and approved.
PETITIONS.
To the honorable President and mem
bers of the Police Jury:
Gentlemep-Ws the undersigned
citizens agree to make a public
road, leaving the Holmesy:lle road
at the IA mile post. and leading
straight to the FranklintoL road
Signed: A. P. Blackwell. W. C.
Blackwell, B. B. Rogers. J. 81. Ste
vens, Arnoul Poplous, Richard
Dorsan, Vincent Poplous. Alex
Rogers. John Carroll, H. Hovey,
A. Givens, z. Paul Yarger. Martin
Blackwell. j. W. Pilloat. George
Richardson, C: Hutchinson. VIM.
Tison. Chas. Jayney and G. N.
HutcRison.
On motion. the above petition
was granted, and it was ordered
that the new road extend from the
IA mile post to the parish line, and
that the old Holmesyille road be
abolished.
A petition for new public road.
from Mrs. Kings place, on the
Military road, to the 6 mile post on
the Lee road. was laid over till next
meeting.
A petition for a new public road.
from the head of Girod street, in
Vaudeville, to intersect the Pearl
River road at jays old mill, was
laid on the table.
Road OvERsEERs.
The following road overseers
were appointed:
From the forks of the road at
Otis place to the FIVE mile post. on
the Pearl River road, Lucius La
croix.
From the FIVE mile post to the
center of Abita bridge, on the Pearl
River road. T. B. Cock.