St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1910-07-23

Justice of the Peace and Consta

| suing year as fOllOWs
First Ward, $40 each.
Second Ward, $40 each.
Third Ward, Justice of the Peace
$50 each; nstables-Chas. Heintz
$50; H. B. Cook, $36.
Fourth Ward, $40 each.
Fifth Ward, $40 each.
Sixth Ward, $40 each.
Seventh Ward, $40 each.
Eighth Ward, $40 each.
Ninth Ward, Justice of the Peace
$50.
To Members of the Police Jury, Par.
ish of St. Tammany.
Gentlemen:
I herewith make statement (D
that l have treated and discharged
IS cases of small pox, have fumi-
gated all infected houses, and all are
we'll; no deaths. Only one miscar-
riage at six months. (2) l also re-
| port that according to your wishes
! l attended the Health Conference at
Baton Rouge on June q, % and %,
and that we had good meeting of
the doctors from all over the State,
and there was very important busi-
| ness transacted and resolutions were
passed regarding the health of the
State.
Respectfully submitted,
B. B. WARREN,
Parish Health Officer.
1t was moved and duly seconded
that Mr.. B. A. Schneider be granted
a permit to take DAVIS, a prisoner,
to his ward and work him on the
public roads of that ward. Carried.
To w. H. Bohming, to services as
juror on the body of Walter PinI.-
ney. $500.
To J. N. Miller, Constable 4th
ward, salary from April 1, 1910, to
June 3Oth, 1910, $6.25.
To w. H. Kentzel, for 1 900 regis
tration blanks, $2.25.
To Lawrence M. Bourgeois, Fur
niture and Household Goods: March
80, No. 1929 Desk, $4,000; 1 No.
100 Desk, $3.50; l No. 301 Table,
$4,000; / No. 1929 Chair, $3.50; 8
No. 1913 Arm Chairs, $4,000; 2 No.
SO Stools, $500; 1 No. 3s Desk,
$500; l No. 80 Table, $4,000;
No. 7O1 Chair, $500; 13 Douglas
Chairs, $32.5O; 1 doz. Spittoons,
$500; u doz. Waste Paper Baskets,
$3.50; 1 No. so Stool, $500; April
6. / Typewriter Desk, $14.O0; 1
Chair, $3.50: April 23, 3 Chairs,
$1240; May 13, Repairing two
Desks, $500; May 81, Is yards
Coco Mattina s4s.75; June 9, 40
yards Coco Mating, $500; Total,
$3S7.55.
To St. Tammany Ice and Mfg. Co.,
for Light Etc $1,000
To H. B. Cook, Constable Sd ward,
salary for two months, ending July
1, $500.
To Chas. H. Heintz, Constable Sd
ward, salary for quarter ending June
30th 1910, $3.50.
To T. E. Brewster, Sheriff and Tax
Collector: June IA, to two Indexed
Poll Tax Books, $1.60; June al. to
1 Telegram from New Orleans,
$0.45; July 16, to two kilograms
from VIII. Parish, $3.50; July rs, to
sheriff's mileage (136 miles, and ex-
penses, $21.6O; July IL, to keeping
hounds one month, $500; Total,
$49:25.
To T. E. Brewster, Sheriff and Tax
Collector: July 16, to attending 10th
Judicial District Court, $500; July
1S, to attending 10th Judicial Dis
trict Court, $500; Total, $1,000.
To Smith Hardware Co., for 1 plug
and 1 glass, 5000.
To Chas L. Olsen, Constable first
ward, six months salary, ending July
/, 1910, $1,000.
To. Theo. M. Hurst, Constable,
first ward, six months salary, ending
Julv 1910 $40 90
To T. J. Parker, Deputy Sheriff,
for conveying VIM. Holden from
Pearl River to Covington, and ex-
penses, $50.
To A. A. Parker, Deputy Sheriff,
for conveying Jim Longmeir from
New Orleans to Covington (19S miles
at % cents), and expenses, $23.S0.
To P. C. Smith, Justice of Peace,
fourth ward, salary for quarter end
ing June 30th, 1910, $3.50.
To T. l.. Smith, Constable, fourth
ward, salary for quarter ending June
30th, 1910, s6.25.
To DR.. B. B. Warren: May 23, for
medicine sent Thompson family,
$100; June 2, one visit and fumiga-
tion, etc., to all, $500; June 10,
medicine for Will Jourdan's wife,
$1.00; June II, medicine for Will
Jourdan's wife S1.00; June 21, %,
23, expenses to Health Conference,
$500; Salary for May, June, and
July, $500; Total, $51.OO.
To H. r. Warren, Clerk of Court:
To commitments to penitentiary Of
George Hare, $1.50; VIII Smith,
$3.50; John Vouce, $1.50; Will
Odom, $1.5O; Total, $500; To filing
and recording Is inquests, at $3.50
each, viz.-Will Sloane, Will Hicks,
Adeline Miles, Mary Porter, James
Williams, Thomas Henry Dardis, A.
Plowman, Theo. Waters, w. A. Laun-
drum, Shack Brown, w. A. Mccoy,
Charley Miles, Walter Pinkney, S.
Manson, Jerry Richardson; Total,
$22.50; To bill C. w. Corson, Con-
veyance Book No. "A, and index and
express charges, $14.50; To issuing
1856 Jury and Witness Warrants,
at 121a cents, $19.40; To amount
due for stationery for the term end
ing June goth, 1910, $3.50; Grand
total, $74.70.
To Mrs L. Miles, for prison board
for June 10Th to July 18th, inclusive,
at so cents per day Nora Anson. Is
$14.50; John Vonce, 8 days, $500;
Garrett Graves, 2S days, $14 90; J.
D. Salley, 6 days, $3.00; Thos. Ba-
ham, 6 days, $500; Edw. Daniels,
IL days, $500; Berlin Alsobrook, 20
days, $14.50; Dan Daniels, 81 days,
$10.50; Will Simmons, 7 days, $3.50;
Will Odom, 8 days, $4.00; Tom Mar
shall days, $3.50; Walter Wallace,
81 days, $10.50; John Jefferson, %
days, S14.00; John Hoesey, % days,
'$14.00; J. E. Beard, % days. $14.00;
VIII Smith, 8 days, $500: Ernes,
brown, 20 days, $14.50; VIM. Dan