The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-07-21

is as follows:
WHAT THEY DRAW.
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ss.iiSrI i,ti &. N NJ. Al Madison s o0"p'e 100
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Bolton, G. w. Rapides ~ no
koT;lnS Bond James %s.;;S Xyoys,'s. 60 90 90
sEo%sgs'i' ED"Mg 6 6. A. 1:t;t.c', st. Charles 80 80 90 90
Bossicr, J. S. St: Tammany 90 90
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Curry. II. IT,, Bossier 81 90
Dsrass, s T. O. x orisans s''' 80
Dckerson, Vincent St. James 90 W
Dossat, Il. II. Assumption 30 %
P%prs, P%p"; !: Emilio, Iii; STtRs 5Fisan. 80 8
Elder. I. S. Orleans q Is
Faulkner, A. W., Caldwell 80 90
Faanhiin' fasnsi A. Join. R oF'sans Vsrnon 60 90 90
GsESs H. 5sha 81 aestssSnas B Ssasa,.
Gilbert i: B:, Franklin ~ - 80
Gresne i. K, Concordia SO 90
Gudry, Albert st. Landry 50 w
HsnsS:1 HHsnsS Ms.'H = 55ssEE;SaAS" 5ssEsSa
Harris W. C.. DeSoto Is 20
miron, Joseph Orleans Is 90
Homes, Warren Orleans Is On
Hyams; J.; ", w.. Y: Baton Rouge =, 90 90
Jcnk ns H. F., DsSoto 3, 90
Kennedy, J . NJ Eus. Carroll ~ 80
Land, John r., Caddo % 50
Larrieu. John, Orleans I 80
Lawton, Peters. Orleans
IsEsnf S1as ys. sos g. t. 4Msss%p''0" Mann 20 90
McCallough. L. G., Tensas 20 90
Marqueze frank, Orleans = 80
SiahonsS, Harry Piaaasmins- 8 o. o.
Nelson, A. r. Claiborne 4s %
Newsom H. C.. st. Helena 80 90
SEsnnsi SEsnnsf THoi " T. Sri Sis9n. 91lsan. GO
Patten, s. S. Orleans Is %
rh,pt rpe!, i: AsP.lsss W.. East GsSsns Psiisnna ~
Ponder W. A.. Natchitoches 80 90
Rocion. Victor, St Martin 40 90
Rodsr, Frank, orleans = 50
sandford I' j., )! N, S,s Rad River o %
st. Ams,nt .n, JOS Ascension Ascension 10 o" 90
Settoon, j. s., livingston 10 %
sosis, 9. ", Claiborne 50 90 90
shaw. G. ", Vem,lien 50 90
Shields Il. c., Orleans IS 90
Sigur Placide T., st. Mary ~ 90
Staliings, John NJ, Lincoln 81 so
Stechman II. G. H.. Orieau, 80
Troscair 1 . Lafourche rs
Wade Thos. NJ, ,Tensas ~ 90
Warren n. W, Bienvillc TO W
Wells, il. P I:ichlani 50 90
Virgins, j. w, Catahoula 80 10
Williams, J. J.. East Baton Ronge 80
Wren & L. r., Webster ~ w
Article 2G of the Constitution provides
that members shall be allowed, in addition
to 81 per day, their actual travelling ex-
penses going to and coming from the seat
of government. and it shall not exceed $50
each way.
Messrs. Pipes and Lawton received no
pay. Mr.. Pipes, according to the terms OF
tho lease of a small road in which he is in
terested, owned by him and which Is leased
to the Mississippi Valley Railroad, is en-
pi Valley route, saving him the expense OF
coming to and returning from the capital.
Mr.. Lawton refused to mako any charge
for travelling expenses, and yet does not
hold Il free pass.
1t is claimed by persons in a position to
charged are double, and in some instances
triple of what they could possibly be.
When the bill making the appropriation
to defray the expenses OF the General As
sembIy was up for consideration Mr.. Drey-
fous (Orleans) offered All amendment pro-
viding that each member make affidavit rs
to the actual travelling expense incurred,
which amendment was laughed at and
voted down. He claims that had he not at
| tempted to offer this amendment that the
charges would have been even greater than
they are.
Messrs. franklin and Warren, in addi
| tion to their per diem of $40 and travelling
| expenses, $50 each, received $50 each a.
| min listers, having prayed twice during tn.
| session. These members each received t55'
| for the session.
Before final adjournment of the Hous'