The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-05-09

metery, amounting to $500, be approx
ed and ordered paid. Carried.
Moved, seconded and carried that
Louis Barthe, VINO was convicted in the
city court of stealing coal be discharged
and turned out and pardoned, being
that the prisoner is in delicate health
and report of doctor attending prisoner
being that to confine prisoner longer
might be dangerous to prisoners life.
On motion of Alderman Taylor, duly
seconded by Alderman Fabre, that the
bond of James H. Breath amounting to
S5I 900 be cancelled and the secretary
be authorized to turn oyer said bond to
George r. Rea. agent for the company
bonding said James H. Breath as treas
urer for the municipal and improvement
bond fund. Carried.
Mayor Capdepon appointed Alderman
Edwards a committee of one to serve
with himself to confer with the Board
VI CupClh hioOio ICidbiFC W VIC CIdiA All
ad yalorum tax for 1912 and 1918, and
bond tax for t91f, 1912 and 1913 present.
ed the county at the April meeting of
said Board of Supervisors.
The following bills were allowed, ap-
proved and ordered paid:
L. B. Capdepon mayor , salary. 90
r. w. Taylor alderman, salary, ,.......... 2 90
r. Blaize, alderman, salary ................ 200
Edwin W Edwards, alderman, salary. 2 90
Frank 5. Fabre, alderman, salary. ......... 90
Fred Banderet, Sr.,marshal 10 days.. al II
R. F. O'Brien, secretary, salary. ....-..... 30 90
L. BaEgard, street commissioner, salary. 90
Thos. Adams, Sr., meat Inspector, salary. 10 90
C.Vontour, teams5er, April so 90
Jim Hollis, Janitor city hall, salary, 49,. 10 90
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light C Bottling Wks.,
129 street lights, at S1.S7 1-2 each per
month, -. ........ss................ 241 81
B Victor, lumber in April, SO 90.
r. F. O'Brien, stamps, blotters and
in April tor city hall, 55c.
w A Mcdonald, feed for city stock
in April, S29 IA.
l. C Carver, So bbls oyster shells,S4 80.
Franz, Parilla, 30 bbls shells, ST. 30.
Freddie Vasalli, "a Obls SHELLS, 81 70.
Soy Lalat, 30 bbls shells, 81 so.
Ed Smith, Stencil Works, so wagon
license plate, and postage, $40 72.
r j William LUMBER Company, lum-
Der in April, SIS 90.
Conrad Sick, lumber in April, S11 SO.
W L Bourgeois. merchandise for city
work and jail, 81 f..
P McGinn, shoeing and repairs to
city wagon, So so.
The Bay Mercantile Company, mer-
ebandise for city work and team, S6 80.
l. Bangard, extra time, nen, hours
labor at 15c, 81 05.
Peerless Oyster Company, 454 bbls |
clam shells at 191 &c, S3s 81; 1473 bbls |
oyster shells at DC, S73 56-SiG3 H.
Peter Alexis, boarding prisoners in |
April, So %.
Thomas j. Conway, repairing city |
75c.
] p 5aacicf. aanllg 264 bbls shells az |
&c, S15 81.
e. Carver, hauling 275 bbls shells at |
cents, Sit so.
WIN j Johnson, 276 bbls shells at
cents, SIC 56.
B. Ladner, hauling SO bbls shells at
cents, So 28.
B Ladner, hauling A bbls shells at SC,
Is rs.
Henry Johnson, hauling 96 bbls shells
1t &c, s. rs.
Joseph Bontemps, hauling Al bbls of
hells at &c, 81 g.
Timothy Ladner, Is l-2 days at ST so
oer day, S23 20.
Paul Egloff, IL days labor at $3.50,
l5 90.
Cumberland Telephone Company,
elephone for May, 81 65.
The Bay Repair Snop, repairs to cell
ock, 40c.
Frank Tacopi, days labor at 81 SO,
10 90
Andrew Bankston, days labor, S4 30.
Eddie Heitzmann, ) days labor at 81,
6 90.
Roscoe Lampkin, 9 days labor, $13 so.
George Rudolph, 8 bbls oyster shells,
cents.
Harry Landry, skiff hire by marshal,
1 so.
The Sea Coast Echo, printing election
cket, pub. notice to bidders for feed,
ale of city horse and notice to expert
ccountants, SIC 20.
SCHOOL FUND.
John Craft, pro rata salary of supt.
f public education, $40 As.
Mrs. Nora Barrett, janitress of central
ublic school, SIS Go.
Mrs. Mary Oliver, janitress Webb
chool, $40 90.
Cumberland Telephone Co., phone at
entral school for April, 81 50.
Ladner's Hardware Store, chair bot
pms, tacks, stove pipes, Dec-Jan. 81 40.
l. A deMontluzln sons, chalk, S4 80.
Special Improvement Bond Fund.
r. F. O'Brien, scc'y, salary, SIS 90.
r. F. O'Brien, mailing 4 sets plans,
2 cents.
There being no further business the
'oard adjourned to meeting in course,
K. F. O'BRIEN, Secretary.