The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-06-19
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS CONTINUED
FROM LAST WEEK.

zens praying Tor opening street, con-
inuation of Nicaise avenue to Carroll
avenue was read and received.
On motion of Alderman Blai1e, duly
seconded by Alderman Taylor, that the
mavor be authorized to take up this
matter with the property owners rela-
tive to said street, and the mayor is to
see and examine any and all plats made
of the said proposed street, and report
on same at next regular meeting on
July 3, 1915. Carried.
The following bills were allowed,
approved and ordered paid out Of the
following funds:
CITY FUND.
L, B. Capdepon, mayor, salary, S25.
R.W.Taylor, alderman, salary, 81.
r. S. Blaize, alderman, salary, 50.
E. w. Edwards, alderman, salary, 81.
r. F. O'Brien, secretary, salary, $40.
Fred Banderet, Sr., marshal, SAL, s65.
Henry Colson, deputy marshal and
meat inspector, salary, $40.
L. Bangard, st. CON-, salary, SIS.
Henry Egloff, Sr., ianitor, $40.
Henry Pouyadoux, teamster, S45
Bay ST. Louis ice, Light C Bottling
Works, 1876 street lights at S1.87 71ac ca.
per month, $3.50 90.
Bay ST. Louis Ice, Light &: Bottling
Works, one 1O0-watt light at city park
for five days, SOC; 2 lamps for town
clock, So; five 40-watt globes for city
hall, S1.25; material and labor INSTALL
ing light in city park, S12.22.
b. Ladner, hauling fifteen loads of
trash on ''clean-up day. at SOC, $3.50
Sea Coast Echo, printing 500 posters
for "clean-up day." $3.50; 500 letter
heads for secretary, $3.50
A. Scafide &C Co., feed in May for
stock, S46.
Conrad Sick, lumber, sawdust and
shovel in May, S25.29
Cumberland Telephone Company,
telephone for marshal, S1.65
LA. deMontluzin's Sons, drugs for
mules and stationery for city hall, $3.50.
E. Pouayadoux, % days as driver at
$3.50 per day, S43.50
Power Drug Company, Formangarate
disinfectant, $3.50
Gulf Coast Progress. 500 blanks for
sanitary inspector, 81
A. A. Kergosien, recording Sanger
deed to city, 81
R. F. O'Brien, making copy of Sec
tions 60, 81, ,62 and 63 of the amendments
of charter for attorney general, 60c
E. E. O'Rrien, ice book. 81: stamps
for office, IS cents
Harry Howe, putting new valves in
waterwagon, Is cents
Dameron-Pierson Co., Ltd, license
register and express, $7.91; stationery
20c-SS.11
E. Pouyadoux, four Sundays extra
work, S6
Charles Sanger, for two 3-inch Ts at
St,-S2
Joseph 0. Mauffray, merchandise for
city hall, Zoe; city teams, 81. 95-S2.15
Bay Mercantile Company, merchan-
disc for city hall, 81; city work and
teams, $685. $500
Eugene Nicaise, labor repairing wa
ter connections by Mchts Bank, Sl.25
F G Bermonc, four shoes for city
mules, S1.25
EJ Gex, to transportation and ex-
penses for two trips to New Orleans for
testimony in Grandich case VS. board of
school trustees, $40
P. J. McGinn, four shoes for city
mules at 35c each, S1.40
SCHOOL FUND
John Craft, pro rata salary superin-
tendent of education. S30.45
Mrs. Ada Morris, janitress Central
school, $40
Mrs. Mary Oliver, ,janitress R W.Webb
School, $40
Mrs. Fresh, ianitress Julia Street
School, S5
Cumberland Telephone Company, tel
ephone Central School, SLIGO
Power Drug Company, crayons and
erasers for central and colored schools,
February and March, $3.50
Welch Mfg Company, II diplomas
and names engrossed, $3.50; Is Eigth
grade diplomas, s6.50-s16
G G Moreau, express charges ad-
vanced on diplomas, % cents
Oppenheimer & Schwall, bal due on
book casa for Webb school, ST
M T Bangard, brooms, mops, etc for
Webb and colored schools, S7.10
SCHOOL BLDG. FUND
Tom Davis, labor at colored school on
June 4, SIPS
MUNICIPAL BOND FUND
r F O'Brien, secretary, salary, s15
George F Holleman, day services,
April 7th, not included in account ol
April Both, as supt. seawail, $3.50