St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1908-01-25
Tanen'any 9ar'uer
January 25. 1908.
Police Jury.
Continued from last issue

Thomas, H. @. Parker, Alma Grant
ham, for services as jurors at inquest
On body of e. O'Neal, January6, 1908,
at Gravel Pit, 81 each.
Frank Parent, A. Evans, for SER
vices as jurors at inquest on body of
Ben Parker, November 4, 1907, at
Houlton's Log Landing, So each.
George Glockner, for services as
juror at inquest on body of Walter
Wishart, August 80, 1907, near
Vaudeville, So.
w. ]. Seymour, M. J. Lloyd, H. L.
Webb, to services as jurors at inquest
on body of Edward Crawford, Nov.
10, 1907, at Greenlaws, So each.
]. Willbank, E. Wales, w. D. New
lis, to services as jurors at inquest on
body of Henry Route, December %
and %, 1907, at Bradleys' place, 81
each.
Jake Shark, Tim King, for services
as jurors at inquest on body of George
Sharp, October 4, 1907, at Sharp Set
Element, 81.
Dave Cooper, for services as juror
at inquest on body of unknown man.
November 2, 1907, at jacksonville,
La, So.
Ben GalIohan, for for services as
juror at inquest on body of P. L. Cas-
onova, November 2, 1907, at Madison
vile, La, So.
Geo. r. Dutcsh, Chas. Cannon, for
services as jurors at inquest on body
Of P. L. Maspern, October 10, 1907,
at mouth of river, east bank, 81 each.
S. B. Russell, to services as juror at
~, hOlTy IF Mol of
August 3, 1907, at New Zion, So.
Mrs. L. Miles, for feeding prisoners,
at Soc day:
Sidney Craig, nine days, $50; Almo
Antonio, nine days, 4 so; Dave Rus
sell, nine days, 4 so; Maria Pendleton,
nine days, A so; Toulouse Depriest,
six days, 8 90; John Allis, six days,
3 90; Gus Stokes, ninety-one days,
As 80; Clementine Failey, six days,
8 90; Use Magee, forty-two days,
q 90; John Bennett, three days so;
Cicero Thompson, ninety-one days,
As so; Ret jenkins, six days, 8 90;
Gainey Hawkins, nine days, A so; Ber
lin Braint, six days, 90; Andrew
Core, six days, 90; Mass Singletary,
six days, 8 90; Walter James, four
teen DAYS, 7 90; Sam Jones, sixty
three days, 81 so; II. G. Cockburn,
eighteen days, 9 90; Arthur McKen-
men, two days; l 90; Joe Mitchell, two
DAYS, 90; Robert Simpson, SO days,
20 so; Doc Smith, four days, 2 90;
Chas. johnson, one day, so; George
Rurns, fifty-fve days, 27 so; Need
! ham DIR, fffty-fve days, 81 so; Chas.
Thomas, three days, l so; John Allen,
forty-nine days. "a so; Frank Lee,
two DAYS, l 90; Peachie Jourdan, one
day, SOC; George. Washington, four
days,. 2 90; Dave Roger, sixty-six
SO 90; Henry McGill, four days, 2 90;
Charles Peterman, one day, SOC; Will
liam Peterman, one day, SOC; Mai Al
ford, ffty-seven days, % so; H. N.
WoIford, twenty-nine days, IA so:
Matte Jones, ffty-six days, % 90;
Jules McGill, eight days, 90; B.
Iafargue, fifty-two days, &c CO.; Ira
Schillings, forty-six days, % 90; Jes-
sic Willis, five days, 2 so; Sam Nc
Gin, thirty-six Gays, Is 90; Charles
Thomas. thirty-five days, II so; c. H.
Yonkerf, 80 days, Is, 90; Will Prunell,
thirty DAYS. Is 90; Warren Cooper,
twentv-eight days, ID 90, Total, $3.50.
For meals furnished road hands from
december IVVtj W c@AAAcAAJ At1 A"OC1
Ks 25. Grand total, 1921 rs.
III. Watkins (City Drug Store),
For drugs and medicines, Sl6 w.
Sheriff T. E. Brewster:
For conveyingAlmo Antoine to New
Orleans 2 90, travel and expenses
Is 90, J. J. Dunn for repairing stove
Q 90, conveying Maria Pembleton to
Baton Rouge ; 90, travelling ex-
penses and board41 90, John Thisdale |
for wood 5 50, bhn P. Galloway for
wood 8 90, Jerry Meyer for cleaning
courthouse s 90, conveying Ret Jen-
l,ins to parish all 6 90, conveying
Needham DIR toparish jail 6 90, con-
yeving Sam Jone to parish jail 90,
conveying two prisoners to Baton
Rouge Is 90, shelf travel three hun
dred miles and expenses 40 90, requi-
sition in Mississippi, flour days at
1--WE dollars a dy) 20 90, arresting
Row Davis in Mississippi and milage
4 IL deputy travl ninety miles 9 60,
hin Of Marshal mississippi in same
6 25. expenses o, trip l SO, Nathan
Tbisdale for wood so, Jacob Schadt
for wood 3 so, cry for cleaning
Courthouse 8 90, conveying H. W.
Wilford to Baton Rouge z so, sheriff
traveI three hunred miles and ex-
nenses 40 90, JacBon Lloyd for wood
TX Toe Pilaud 5r wood l Is, jeff
noT1s for wood 90, John P. Gallo
nav for wood on Morris Rogers for
wood D 90. Jacob Schadt for wood
. m John P. Galway for wood 90,
Tarrv Never for leaning courthouse
Q 10 Jacob Sckdt for wood 3 90,
Tobn p Gallowa for wood 8 90, be-
;nnr I avnenses fro October %, 1907,
to January A, 19(. Total $3O2 70.
Jones & Picket for one broom and
0 7 B. Brown, deputy, for arrest
of negro Sinpn, railroad fare
and board bill, 5g.
preston Burnsfor merchandise as
ner itemized statnent, 10 Is.
Edward C. Enes, in case OF Ire
Schillings, for rlroad tickets, ex-
nenses at GravelPit and Covlngton
and arrest, 2 90.
r p. Quinlan, sr services as JUS
+;ce of the Pea, fifteen days In
October. 1907, innarter ending Dec.
q, at 9 35, 81 So
J. Reiling, fl putting locks on
bookcase in Asseor's Office and two
door KEYS, 2 90 or repairing court
bouse vault, Ii Q Total, IA 90.
II. E. Badon, Il conveying Warren
Cooner, Ike MAG, Harry Cohurn to :
CoVtngton, Is o.
Wesley Mizelsor arrest of Sam
McCiH board aaravel Pit, railroad
tickets, personakpenses at Coving-
ton, Is.
C.,,&a1yo nuna1f0r services as JUS
t;ce of the Pea first ward, for six
months, ending {. 81, 1907, 10 90:
p. c. Smith, salary as Justice
of the Peace, fearth ward, for