St. Landry democrat., 1885-05-09

S40,07S so
EXPENDITURES /;


By parish warrants paid
which were counted, exam
ined and cancelled by the
Police Jury, as per resolution
April 18TH, 1884 Homogeneous 1,O66 80
By parish warrants paid, which
were counted, examined and
cancelled by the police jury
as per resolution of July 7, "a 935 70
By parish warrants paid, which
were counted, examined and
cancelled as per resolution'0f
Oct H. '84 5.727 81
By parish warrants paid, which
were counted, examined and
cancelled by the police jury,
as per resolution of 9 Dec. 81 S,77s 01
By parish warrants paid, which
which were counted, exam
ined and cancelled by the pO-
lice jury, as per resolution of
Is, Jan. '95 .-----.--.---....... 9,193 SO
By parish warrants paid, which
were counted, examined and
cancelled by the police jury
as per resolution of Feb. "a 1862 so
By parish warrants paid, which
were counted, examined and
cancelled by the police jury,
asperresolution of IA April '85 1886 %
Mar. 31-Balance on hand car
ried t0neW account 13 25
$4O,O78 so
certify that the above statement is a true
and correct transcript from the books of the
parish. W. A. ROBERTSON,
Parish Treasurer.
Opelousas, La, April 14th, 1885,
sOlemnly swear that have paid the full
amount expressed on the face of the above
claim against the parish and that / have not
acquired any of them either directly or indi-
rectly by speculation with public money.
w. A. ROBERTSON,
Parish Treasurer.
Sworn and subscribed before me this l4th
April, 1885, G. w HUDSPETH,
Judge 18th District of La.
Messrs. Taylor, Dubuisson and Clark having
1Ynn
claims on file against the parish reported
through their chairman Mr.. Taylor, that the
following claims were found correct, viz
Mount Pleasant Mill, lumber. ............ 1921 25
E W Sylvester, building bridge.--.-...-.. 35 0O
A M Goodwin, lumber. r................2! 10
Oakland Saw Mill, . ..-..-....-.-..----. % so
Charles Burton, " ........ 10 20
J Q Chachere, " ...-.....-.-.--..-.- 90
o Carriere, g ...-................ 16 u
SamY Haas, '' &c... SO 7k
Charles Dossman, ' Ssc................ 80 90
Dubuisson, building bridges -.-..-...--. 50 o0
John White, .--......... 10 90
VeilIand Chachere: :" .:....-..-.-........ "a 08
George Davis, spade broken on road.-.... so
John n. Ogden, criminal fees. .345 90
J 0 Chaehere, clerks fees IS
c C Duson, attendance on court. --.......465 co
do conveying prisoners, &c.,. .298 IS
Dr. " N Thompson. services as expert So 50 90 60
DR. r HI Littell, g 25 90
DIR. Ray, % O0
] Meyers & Co spikes, stationery, &c......116 go
Joseph Bloch, sundries for prisOners.-.-.- 81 05
Opelousas Courier, printing blanks. s......112 90
T d Cooke, criminal fees .....-.......... 26 &C
John MOrnhinVeg, repairs to jail .--.....-. SO
John n ogden, revising ordinances. 10 90
Geo o Elms, surveying g........... 10 90
i Taylor, stationery for Court -.-...-. as 90
q Cart cOrOners fees .......s.-........ 10 90
w W Oneal, burying paupers. s..-...--...--. "a 90
r T, Pitre. STATIONERY ry..... 8 IS
GeoT Moore. juror on inquest .-....-....: 90
Young, juror Oninquest. .-...-. transfd % 0o
The police Jury adjourned until the 1st Mon
day in July, 1883, it being the Sth day OF that
month ALBERT GUIDRY, President.
Attest P. J. LEFEBvRE, Clerk.