St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1906-01-13

SOn OH july 1otus AOVO, ~ Ot 0t0'
many, 2 90 gess.ss.s---
-Dsvs Richardson, 10 summoniha
jurors. 2 days, for Inquest of Hugh Par
ker, 4 90.
United Hardware Co., Ltd, to 1 pair
OF cuffs and express, $3.50.
St. Tammany Ice 4 Mig. Co., Ltd, tc
lights for months Of July, Ang. and
Sept. IL SO.
Covington Electrical Supply and Re-
pair Works, to 2 drops lights complete
with switch, s 90.
Drasin Durce, to repairing Little
Bayou bridge, 20 so.
Gustave Dupart, J. p, six months
salary ending Dec. 81. 10 90.
Theo. Dendinger. to lumber, Is IS.
Babington- Thomas Co., Ltd, to 20
joints of pipe, lao, statement rendered
Oct 81, Sc 20. Total 81 20.
Jos. s. Clayerie, to medicine fur
nished prisoners from April Is. to Jan.
6, % 05.
Ellis & White, to professional ser
vices rendered to in. l, Is 90.
J. NJ. Claverie, Jr., stenogrspher, to
services for quarter ending Dec. 81,
IS 90.
Emile Talley. to working prisoners
on public road 81 days, 56 80.
s. r. Wilson;;4 90, H.Q Parker. 1 0d
Dave Evans, 2 Oh, ]. w. Mizell, . on,
commissioners and clerk Of election, 9Th
ward.
Dave RICHARDSON, deputy sheriff, 9th
ward ELECTION. ia 90.
st. Tammapy Farmer, for printing
tickets for liquor license election, 2 GO;
for publishing proceeding Of October
meeting, 5000 words, la 90; for liquor
license election proclaim tion, 800
words, 9 weeks, 3 90; publishing spe-
cial venire, 800 Words so; publishing
venire for December term, 1000 words,
four weeks, 90 90; PRONUNCIATION Of Ii
quor license election, 800 words, l 90;
Tax Collectors notice. 100 words, six
weeks. 8 90; Bridge Committee pro-
ceedings, November 20, 600 worde,
8 90. Total, $57 SO.
st. Tammany Plumbing Company, for
amount due on contract for plumbing
material and labor. ITO 90.
Geo. D. Barnard l. Co., for general
index conyeyances 420, 770, l8 90; gen.
eral index mortgages, I'll, Is 90; can.
vas cover for same, ut / so, 8 90; case
and drayage, 45e. Total, 80 Is.
F. P. Quinlan, j. p. salary for quar-.
ter ending Decent Der 81, 1905, 9 IS.
H. +. Badon, deputy sheriff. for fare
to Coyipgton Of following prisoners:
William Stokes, Hal. perrYman, Maria
Parker, Will Pryor, S 70 each, 20 90
C%oyipQton House, dinner for 10 Jury
men, 6 50i dinner for 10 jurymea, 5 CO..
Total, II 30.
Mrs. L. Miles, for meal, 10 petit ju-
rors, 8 90.
H. H Smith 4 Sons, for l twelve
inch file, zoe; 1880 pounds of coal. ut
= 90, 50 80, / ball Of chalk line, l5c;
balance due, 4 20. Total. 63 IS.
II. ]. Smith & Sons, for 6 Ames shov-
els, 6 90; 5 G, shovels, 3 10; 2 axes
and handles. 2 90. Total, IL 90.
T. E. Brewster, Sheriff, for convey
ing prisoners, ETC., 1873 90.
Geo. r. Dutch, j. p, salary for elk
months ending December 81, 1905,
10 co..
Eugene Mugnier, Constable, salary
for six months ending December 81.
1907, 10 90.
W g. Davis, ]. p, salary for quarter
ending December 81, 1906, Z so.
Cumberland Telephone Co., service
for October, Noyember and December,
s "a.
Jno Steiner, for putting up stoves in
Parish jail and making smokestacks
for same. 20 90.
st. Tammany Plumbing Company,
for repairing well, etc., 8 50.
Il. h. Warren, Clerk Of Court, for
grand and petit juries, for In
quests, stationery, etc. as per itemized
106 90.
Y. H. Frederick, jury Commissioners,
! day, 8 90.
Charles Oulliber, jury Commissioners,
3 days. 6 20.
San Talley. jury commissioners. 2
days, I GO.
Ernest Prieto, jury commissioner,
day, 4 90.
Tom O'Keefe, witness, l day. 3 90.
w. 4 Blossman, witness, 1 day, 2 90. |
Jury Commissioners for Dec. DIM
Sam T.lley. 2 days,7 60.
Y. II. Frederick, 2 days, 6 on.
Charles Oullibez, 2 days, 6 20.