The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-04-17
Proceedings Board of
Mayor and Aldermen.
April Proceedings Concluded.

machinery or apparatus Tor the pur-
pose of FIRE protection, but that the is
suance of said bonds and obligations of
.he municipality shall be under the
same terms and candirions as provided
in Sections 60, 81, 81 and So of the char
ter of the city of Bay st. Louis.
Section 2. That this amendment take
effect from and after its approval and re-
cord thereof as by law required.
Approved in open beard this the 3rd
day of April A. D. 1916.
L. B. Capdepon, Mayor.
Attest: r. F. O'Brien, Secretary.
The following bills were allowed,
approved and ordered paid out of the
following funds:
CITY FUND.
L. B. Capdepon, mayor, salary, s25.
Taylor, alderman, salary, So.
r. S. Blaize, alderman, salary, So.
E. w. Edwards, alderman, salary, 81.
Frank S. Fabre, alderman, salary, So
r. F. O'Brien, secretary, salary, $40.
Fred Banderet, Sr.. marshal, SAL. S75.
Henry Colson, deputy marshal and
meat inspector, salary, $40.
L. Bangard, st. CON-, salary, S75.
Henry Egloff, Sr., janitor, $40.
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light G Bottling
Works, t35 street lights at s1.87 1Sc ca.
per month, s253.l2.
Bay ST. Louis Ice, Light 8; Bottling
Works, street light from March 10th
to March 31st, s1.25.
VIC. Sick &c Bro, lumber Mch, 1919.
w. A. Mcdonald, feed for Stable No.
1, $500; feed for Stable No. 2, 1921;
merchandise for city park, ,s4. .05- SCI .46.
w. L. Bourgeois, merchandise for
crusher and city work, January. Feb.
ruary and March, Sz.z5.
Cumberland Telephone Co., marshal's
telephone for April, Sl.65.
George D. Barnard, warrant book and
express, $20.37
Standard Oil Co., 100 gallons gaso-
line for crusher at IA cents, S14.
Cooperative Garage Co, merchan-
disc for crusher, ST,
Joseph v. BoIt tss1.esa a5k days labor
az crnsner at ss2 sar cay, sill.
Alfred Kingston, 5 days labor at
$3.50 per day, S7.50.
Charles Many, 5 days labor at shell
crusher at $l.50 per day, $780,.
Emile J. Gex, services city attorney
from October 1-April /, SI25.
Peter Alexis, boarding prisoners for
March, rs cents.
Sea Coast Echo, 3rd quarter publish
ing proceedings. $500; printing HOO
license blanks, SO; 500 note heads and
envelopes for assessor, $3.50 $3.50.
r. F. O'Brien. stamps a0c, rubber
stamp for meat inspector, 67c-97c.
J. A. Magill, adjusting and cleaning
typewriter, So.
The Bay Mercantile Company, bate
ries and merchandise for teams and city
work, s7.70.
F. Banderet, ST., auto hire for wit
ness in Duble case for city, March 11th
and 18th, SIS each way, $40.
George Rudolph, go bbls shells at DC,
3; C. Maurice, 40 bbls, So; A. G. Tom;.-
sich, 40 bbls, So; L. C. Carver, 60 bbls,
So.
E. Pouyadoux, "a days labor as dri-
yer at $I.50, S36.
Abe Stewart, taking down tree, $3.50.
Joseph L. Favre, labor building foun-
dations for fountain and helpers, s4.75.
Charles Sanger, for fountain No. All
and freight. s76; for fountain No. 440
and freight, $52-S128.
Pi J. McGien, repairs to grader, ST..
Claud Monti, material for painting
water wagon, S1I.65; repairs to water
wagon and merchandise, s9.25-s20.90.
Frank Bermond, shoeing stock in
March, S3.t5.
Albert Monti, ins falling two goose
necks for water wagon, 81.
SCHOOL FUND
John Craft, pro rata salary superin-
tendent of education, S30.45
Mrs. Ada Morris, ianitress Central
school, $40
Mrs. Mary Oliver ,ianitress r W.Webb
School, $i0
Mrs. Fresh, janitress Julia Street
School, So
Cumberland TeIep phone Company, tel
ephone Central School, S1.65
Peerless Oyster Company. 8 tons coal
for Central school and 2 tons for color
ed school, $3.50
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light G Bottling
Works, Central, Webb and Colored
schools. 3 tons and two bbls coal, s17.85.
Alphonse Fayard. 2 loads kindling
wood for Central school, So
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