St. Tammany farmer., 1911-07-22

That the sheriff and tax collector
shall receive in payment of parish
tayes (the amount appropriated
nuhlic schools excepted, the fully
approved certificates of the grand
and petit jurors for per diem ana
mileage and certificates of members
of the Police Jury per diem and mile
age. and that he proceed with the
collection of taxes now levied accord
ing to law.
Dr. J. B. Adams appeared be-
fore the Police Jury and asked them
to appropriate some money towards
getting rid of the hookWorm IN ST.
lTammany parish ur 60 rerr
| eradicate the hookworm in this par
| iish
The following were elected as a
board of health for the parish of st.
Tammany for the ensuing year to
serve with the president, DR.. J. F.
Pigott; DR.. P. r. Outlaw, of Slidell;
DR.. R. B. Paine, of Vaudeville; DR..
G. Pennington, of Madisonville; Mr..
j. C. Williams, of Bush, La, and
Mark Fitzgerald, of the Second
Ward.
It was moved and seconded that
w. B. Lancaster be, and he is here
by authorized to cut out and open
| UP the following streets, situated in
| what is known as the continuation
of Vaudeville, to-wit: Wilkinson,
| Lafayette, Adair, Coffee, Carroll,
Lsfiitte, Girod, Marigny Avenue,
Lamarque and Foy streets, beginning
with Florida street, from thence to
the end of said respective streets;
and, the following streets, to-wit: Or
leans, Caroline, Mcnamara, Dupard,
Destrin, Labarre and Mammouth sts.,
beginning from Wilkinson street,
thence to Foy street, and such other
streets, that any of his property may
frcnt upon, provided that the same
it not situated within the corporate
limits of the town of Vaudeville, and
provided further, that the cutting out
and opening up of said streets shall
be done entirely at the expense of
the said w. B. Lancaster.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
st. Tammany Ice and Mfg, Co.,,
Ltd, June l3, ice book $40, $2.25.
l.. G. Noise, stenographer, for
taking testimony in the case of State
VS.. Long, at the request of Mr.. L.
L. Morgan, $500.
st. Tammany Ice and Mfg, Co.,
Ltd, lighting, 1440; water, 400.
Total $1S.4O.
W. H. Kentzel, 1000 statements
(for road work., 400; 1000 letter
heads, $50. Total $3.50.
T. e. Brewster, Sheriff, expenses
to independence, La, for Charles
Williams, 2.15; conveying 8 prison.
ers to penitentiary, 1900; sheriff's
mileage, 1850; expense of sheriffs,
100; conveying prisoner from Sill
dell, 5000; arresting 8 prisoners in
Washington Parish, 800; mileage,
$50; feedings hounds, 500; tele-
gram to Sheriff of Washington par
ish, SO cents; conveying Nellie Lar
rel to Jackson, La, 1926. Total
$S9.10.
T. L. Smith, constable for three
$1,000.
H. r. Warren, Clerk of Court
stationery for quarter ending June
30, 1911, 1850; 80 jury and witness |
scrips q 12kc each, 11.5O; com |
n,ltment to penitentiary, J. L. Smith. |
d.ao' commitment to penitentiary,
Ullver Carrier, $50; commitment to |
penitentiary, Fred Gardner, 1.5O;
inquest colored male at Pearl River, |
Loo; inquest of Emma Henry. 1.5O; |
inquest of Mrs. Max Knappe, 1.50;
inquest of Odeal Delpit, 1.5O. Total
$3.50.
st. Tammany Farmer, publishing
proceedings of June 10, 1911,
$500.
Mrs. L. Miles, boarding following
prisoners from June 10, to July 16.
1911, inclusive, at soc per days each:
Warren Richardson, days, 400;
{ L. Smith, days, $50; Oliver
5arriere, Z days, $50; Fred Gardner,
days. $50; Jake FELTON,, 4 days,
100; Tom Gaines, % days, 1900;