St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-05-20

4 4x12 80 #. stringers, apron of
bridge.
6 4112 "a it. stringers, apron of
bridge.
2 1Ox10 16 it. caps for center pill
ing.
sxS Is It. caps and uprights and
mud sills.
10 4x6 20 ft. guard rails.
25 2x6 20 ft. railing.
2 10 2x4 20 #. banister railing.
10 AKA 20 ft. upright for railing.
l 4x6 16 it., top brace support.
4 6xS "a it., upright support in
center to be swung.
8 piling to be driven, on each
side of river, of good matured show
ing 10-inch face and all stringers,
caps, mud sills and uprights to be
bored and drift bolted. All flooring
to be 3x8 IA it., heart
ROBERT FITZGERALD,
IT. was moved and duly seconded
that the bid of Robert Fitzgerald to
rebuild bridge across Tchefuncta
river known as Benefits Bridge, be
accepted.
Carried.
The following report was read:
81 FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Covington, La, May Is, 1911.
We the Finance Committee of the
parish of St. Tammany have approv-
ed bills to the amount of $6O3.57.
G. F. BIERHORST.
]. W. DECKER.
HERMAN SCHULTZ.
Finance Committee.
1t was moved and duly seconded
that the above report be accepted.
Carried.
The following bills were approved
and ordered paid:
l.. c.. Noise, stenographer,F for TAX
ing testimony in the case of N. o. G.
N Railroad Company VS.. Police Jury,
Parish of st. Tammany, $1.00.
Mrs. P. Werner, for feeding prison
ers: Eddie King, SOC; Jonas Bonds,
soc. Total s1.00.
St. Tammany Ice and Mfg. Co.,
Ltd, lighting 1910; water. 400.
Total $2O.4O.
DR.. B. B. Warren, one visit to
Sun, small pox, 1900; vaccinating
So, $4,000; Frebruary, Mrach and
April 1900. Total $4,000.
H. j.. Willis, services as Juror at
inquest On body of John Westley, Jr.,
$500.
J. E. Smith, services as juror at
inquest on body of John Westley,
Jr., $2.00.
August Barrneirnior, services as
juror at inquest on body of John
Westley, Jr., $500.
J. D. McLain, services as juror at
inquest on body of Ollen, Pierre,
$500.
Amanda Hawkins, services render
ell parish nursing and cooking for
small pox patients in pest house near
Sun, La, 80 days, $4,000. Reduced
to $500.
]. S. McCrary, household goods
furnished small pox camp: pillows,
$50; sheets, $50; mattresses,
1S 90: 2 Blankets, 1.50; 3 comforts,
7.50. Total $500. Approved for
pillow, 1.25; 2 quilts, ESQ; l mat
tress, 200. Total s5.75. Ii
T. Dupriest, services rendered par
ish guarding small pox camp at Sun,
La, IA days and nights q 800.
42.00; 33 nights @ 200, $500.
Total $10S.00.
John Myus, services rendered to
| parish guarding small pox camp at
Sun, La, "a days, $51.00.
| Turner & Dorsett, groceries and
| other necessities furnished small
pcx house near Sun, La, $3.50.
DR.. ]. B. Thompson, for services
lrendered small pox patients at Sun
La, in 9Th Ward, Is visits, $4,000
/ Approved for S visits, $500.
Finlay, Dicks and Company, three
packages vaccine points, 1899; post
age and insurance, Sc. Total $3.47
! Mrs. P. Werner, boarding prison
|ers, $500.
Covington, La, May Is, 1911
Charles H. Heintz, in the matter
of the Police Jury of st. TammanJ
parish, State of Louisiana, VS.. Geo
Burk, Charles Hurst, Mary Clark ant
Mrs. E. J. Spicer, obstructing thu
4 public road known as the Low DaviI
Road
To serving notice to remove OBJ
struction in said road on each Of th'
above named parties, $500. Mileag'
to and from said persons homes,
miles, @ Z 1-2c per mile, SO cents
cutting down and removing fencing
across said road, and services Of on
helper, 500; mileage to and from
said premises, miles, @ Z lac pc
mile, SO cents. Total 5000.
S. B. Coleman. arrest of Opheii
Brown, 200; railroad fare to an
from Covington, 3.15; meals furnish
ed prisoners, 1.25. Total $40.
MRS. l.. Miles, feeding followin
t prisoners from April II to May IL
inclusive, at so cents per day: Eddi
King, 26 days, 1900; Jos. Ballanciel
26 days, 1900; John Barnes. 2
!. days, 1900; Adolph Cousin, % days
+. 400; Edw. Dodson, % days, 400
Warren Richardson, 26 days, 1900
(Contiued on Poge 81.