The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1910-06-18
TOWN COUNCIL PRO
CEEDINGS.
PRO.
Continued from page four

| Iberia street, one hydrant wrench, two
spanner wrenches, two leak shoppers.
| one AK, one nozzle. six sections of
hose fifty feet long making a total of
300 feet of hose, this hose is old but in
good condition.
| Hose house located at Alpha 5
blacksmith shop on Willow street,
six sections of practically new hose
| fifty feet long making d total of 300
| feet of hose, one AK, one hydrant
wrench, two spanner wrenches, one
| nozzle.
Hose house located at Baptist
| Church, two spanner wrenches, one
| hydrant wrench, one nozzle, two sec
tions of practically new hose fifty feet
long and four sections of old hose
fifty feet long making total of 800
| feet of hose in good condition. This
| house was in a filthy condition, it
seems to have been used by some
folks for other purpose than to house
| the hose.
Hose, ETC., located at Firemens
| Hall, two sections of practically new
| hose fifty feet long and eight sections
of old hose fifty feet long making a
total of 500 feet of hose in good con-
ditiOn, one hydrant wrench. one
spanner wrench (shOuld be two span
ner wrenches,) one AK, one nozzle,
| hook and LADDER truck has on it five
| ladders, four good rubber buckets,
the others are worthless: four fire eX-
| tinguishers, two axes, one bar, one
hook with broken handle. This place
was in a clean condition owing to the
fact that AR. Philip Albares had just
had several dray loads of rubbish
guishers should be recharged and a
new piece of hose put on one Of them.
The hydrants at Jake Anderson
store. Kyle Lumber shingle shed,
KYLE Lumber mill, Aug. Parr on Han
son Avenue. end of Weber lane, E..
\. Delahoussaye, Catholic Church,
Capt. Allen, Susan Mcdonald, Trevor
Chadwick, Jno. Bailey, Buzzard
Town Lane, Simeon Johnson was 0.
K, B. Crawford. the valve works
we'll but needs packing; jim Chad
wick, c. F. Borah, T. Sigur, Joe
Muelhr. C. N. Frost, 0. 2. Going.
Mrs. Schwartz, w. D. Collins, c. \.
Guess, Tarlton & Delahoussaye, Wal
ter Berwick was O. K, Mrs. Harrison,
near Ohlmeyer's, this hydrant was
stiff: Waterworks, Mrs. John lbert.
f. LeNormard, Tom Merritt. was O..
X, c. j. Leblanc. was very stiff:
Depot p CYCLIC, Jim Battarbee, Ed.
Alpha, Mrs, G. NJ. Smith, Hine, was
10. K. Louis Kramer, this hydrant
is out of Tx some one seems to have
started to work on it, Brunner's Hall,
Court House, c. F. Kramer, Capt.
Barbour, NJ. Bell residence, was O.
K, John A. O'Niell, Jr., Sam We'll,
was very sti # should be looked after
further. Z. Bodin, Baptist Church,
VIM Jacobs, Wash Smith. was 0. H..
The valves receiving special men
ton to-wit: b. Crawford, Mrs. Har-
rison, c.. J. Leblanc, Louis Kramer,
John A. O'Niell and Sam We'll should
be worked on as they may cause
trouble in case OF fire.
Hoping that this report contains
all the information that you want and
assuring you that if it does not | am
perfectly willing to give the job an
other trial, | beg to remain,
Yours respectfully,
J. E. LOUSTALoT.
| The selection of a janitor for the
city market was discussed, and
was carried over to the next re.
gular meeting.
There being no further business
on motion the Council adjourned
j. A. PETERMAN, Mayor,
T. P. WILSON, Sect'y.
st cured me- or "Lt saved the life