St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1883-03-31

of the Lee road
Edward johnson. in the place OF
c. Plecia, on the Madisonville road,
from VIM. Philips to the Tche-
functa river.
p. Mizell, from the center of the
Abita bridge to the TalisLek.
Bennett Bowop, from the Tall
shek to Maloney's upper line.
Sam. Craddock, from Maloney's
upper line to Hickory creek.
R. Starks. from Hickory creek to
the center of Gum creek bridge.
John Tally, from the center of
Gum creek bridge to the race track.
Antoine Provost, from the race
track to Indian Village.
Frank WEIGH, from Mrs. Strods's
to Salt Bayou.
T. G. D. Richardson, from the
Talishek to the Columbia road.
Alex. Bush. from the ten mile
post on the Columbia road to the
bayou, on the west side of the ferry.
John Mizell, from the east side of
the bayou to the parish line.
D. G. Fontleroy, on the upper
end of the Military road, from the
ten mile post to the parish line.
Henry Dirks, on the lover end Of
the Military road, from the ten
mile post to its junction with the
Columbia road.
Emanuel Taylor, on the road
through Bagley's and the little
Bosue Falia forks.
Milton Halliday, On the upper
end of the Lee ferry read.
n. Fendleson. on the Core road.
Dave Lacroix, on the Amite road,
from the corporation line Of Cow
ington to the turnpike road.
On the road from Aubry's ferry
to Bayou Castaing, j. j. Cusachs.
From Aubry's ferry to the four
mile post, on the Bonfouca road,
Alex. Tod.
From Aubry's ferry to Handley's.
on the Pearl River road, All. G.
Tucker.
". +. Parker, from the eleven
mile pest, on the Pearl River road,
to the intersection of the road near
w. E. Parker's. The following
hands being subject to work on the
above road: P. r. Cowa1t, Saml
Cowart, E. B. Thomas, Sidney Polk,
Calvin Rayburn, Joel Rayburn,
JOHN Slude and Jerry Hearp.
The following resolution was
then adopted:
Resolved, That the road known as
the new road, which turns off from
the Columbia road pnd runs to the
lone hickory, be and the same is
hereby abolished as q public road,
and that the hands on said road be
transferred to the road they former
ly worked; and that q copy of this
resolution be furnished to Low Da-
Wis, former overseer.
The following bills were read
and approved:
w. II. R: Aapgen. ]. p, for adj
ministering the oath to three COM
missioners of election, one returL-
ing officer and one clerk, for the
first ward, Nov. Z, 1882, 25 cents
each, 81 25.
G. H. Cause. Registrar, to pub
fishing notice of appointments to
revise the registration in the vari-
GUS wards. for the year 1882, $a.
w. G. Morgan, Clerk of Court,
to furnishing copy of venire to the
Sheriff, 81; same to printer, 81; to
case of Eager ct al. vs. Sheriff Cook,
So; to case of n. O., M. aud q. r.
R. Co. vs.. Sheriff Cook. s.; total, IS.
w. II. R. Hangen. ]. p, to ad-
ministering the oath of Office to
one returning officer, three commits
and one clerk of election,
Feb. Is, 1888. rs cts. each, 81 Is.
DIR. E. r. Randolph, to medical
services rendered Phillip Eugene.
March IS, 1883, IS.
DR.. E. r. Randolph, to medical
services rendered Charles Sharp,
IS; travelling, IA miles. Nov. 80,
1882, s14; total, $40.
w. B. Cook, Sheriff, to feeding
Phillip Eugene and Mary Ann.
from Feb. to March 81, 1883, 50
days, at 80 cts. each per day. $50.
Jury Commissioners, to drawing
the jury for the March term, 1883,
of the District Court, four members,
one day each, SIG.
The following bills of election
officers were approved:
NJ. Blackwell, commissioner and
returning officer, Nov. Z. 'S2, 81.
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