St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-07-31


and increased as follows:
Chas. a. jenkins, from 800 on
land, to $500.
Jack jenkins, from 800 on
land, to 1920.
L. G. L. Jenkins, from $3.50 on
land, to $3.50.
James IL. jenkins, from $3.50 on
land, to *64O.
G. I. Magee, from 5000 on
land, to 5000.
$. E. Purvis, from $50 on land,
to $500.
James Pierce, from $3.50 on land,
to 5000.
Walter Pierce, from $3.50 on
land, to $500.
Geo Bush, from $50 to $50.
Mary Henderson. from $500 on
land, to $500.
Columbus Bush, from S795 to
slo95.
Henry Keller, from $3.50 to
$4,000.
III. Culbrets, from $3.50 on land,
to 1925.
VIM. Crawford, from $50 on
land, to 1910.
Jack Pelloat and A. j. Laborde,
from 5000 on land, to $500.
Robt. +. Williams, from $40 on
land, to S64O.
Jones & Pickett, from s31ss
on land, to S4467.
Poitevent & Favre Lumber Co.
from S23, 900 on land, to $55, $50.
On motion, duly seconded, it
was ordered that the President
issue citations to the above named
parties, to appear on the date in
Dictated. and that said notices be
delivered to the Sheriff, to be
served as the law requires.
On motion, duly seconded, the
President Of the Police jury was
instructed to notify Mr.. Thos.
Sully, Architect, to be present At
the meeting Of this body to be
held on Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1897.
Mr.. Smith moved, seconded by
Mr.. Rogers, that the Secretary and
President be instructed to issue a
warrant in favor Of Sheriff J. j.
Strobe for the sum of $263 b.
The following bills were then
read and approved:
II. X. Warren, Clelk of Court, to re-
cording inquests, drawing Jury, etc,
$50 90.
A. Frederick, J. w. Mayfield, M.
Burns, Pete Philips, Ed. Brewster, Jury
COMMISSIONERS, to drawing jury for
June term of Court, SIS 90 each.
j. j. Strobe, Sheriff, to feeding
prisoners, aud supplies for Jail, ETC..
from April ID to July IL, 1897, s263 IS
Heisser & Co., bridge lumber, bolts,
ETC., S29 50.
Levi Crow, to material and labor. re-
pairing Bayou Lacombe bridge, $34 65.
A. L. Stanga, to building bridge
across Soap and Tallow Greek, SIS 90.
II. BadOn & Son, one wagon load of
sawdust from jacksonville, S. 90.
NJ. C. Day, ice furnished Court, seven
days, s. Is
s. NJ. Talley. bridge lumber and three
days work, 50 35.
w. N. Cooper, material and repairing
big bridge, 81 30.
Il. J. Frederick, oil and lamp black.
so cents.
Victor blanche, supper for Jury, 81
Fritz Zorn So 90, John Courtney 50 90
spikes 80 cents, work on Tchefuncta
bridge. Total SO 90
RoubiOn 4 Danncnmann, moving from
Town Hall to New Courthouse, SIG 90
il. Strobe, Sheriff, two days at
tendance Circuit Court, SO o..
+. w. COrsOn. to one blank warrant
book, SO %.
DIR. +. J. Heintz, disinfectant, IS cts.
ID. Fraser, reuairing Courthouse
benches, IS %.
Geo. Smith, repairing bridge on Bayou
LacOmbe road, 81 IS.
John Mayne, painting closets, shelves
and doors, So 90.
X. j. Strobe, deputy sheriff, guarding
prisoners six days, cleaning Courthouse
and yard, 50 Oh.
~. Strobe, conveying prisoners to
Penitcntiary and Insane Asylum, aud
kilograms, S7s 05.
H. J. Smith, to cotton cloth. nails,
lime, shovels, brooms, etc., sig %.
DR.. J. +. PigOtt, Coroner, to inquest
of Z. A. Stoltz, $40 90; Of Norm n
Thomas, $40 90, burying same, sig 20;
of Mateo Martinovich, $40 90; of Mrs.
Missouri Evans, $40 90; of w. A. Smith,
$40 90. one visit and medicine to pris-
Toner in Jail, 81 90. Total .64 90.
Oscar L. Dittmar, J. r., to inquest of
Jos. Streiker. SO, Telegram Is cts.
Total, SO IS.
Andrew Ducette and w. Nunez, to
guarding body OF Andrew Streiker "a
hours, and burying the same, $40 90.
VIM. J. Tucker. Louis Galatas, Emile
GalataS, +. Nunez, Audre ucctte,
jurors ut inquest of Jos. Streiker, 81 %
each.
T. 4. Bauer, A. Garcia, J. 4. Ernest,
+. ). Slayden. j. w. Decker, jurors ut
INCEST of +. A. Stoltz, - 90 each.
Jessie Jenkins, Paul Flot, +. L.
Flot, l.. HeiRtz Leon Roubion, Jurors
ut inquest Of Mateo Martinovicl, So %
each.
d. 5. Boman, J. Y. Crow, Lewis
Smith, James Polk, Emile Welsh, jur-
Ors at inquest of Mrs. Evans. S. 90 each.
L. j. Plummer, Jessie Page, lobe
Summers, Leon Roubion, IL. b Cook,
jurors ut inquest of VIM. A. Smith.
81 90 each.
Aug. Planchc, juror at inquest Of
Norman Thomas, s. 90.
st Tammany Farmer, to publishing
As ,essor's notice, six weeks, 81 -; to
Bennet's bridge committee,
quo words, 81 90; registration notice,
200 words, two times, 81 80: bids for
Bennet's bridge, 200 words. five times,
81 90; Police Jury proceedings, April