The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-01-15
'JAN'Y PROCEEDINGS
CITY COUNCIL.
Concluded from last week.

The following resolution on the death
of R. F. O'Brien was adopted:
"Whereas. in view OF the loss we
have sustained by the decease OF our
friend and associate, r. F. O'Brien,
and of the still heavier loss sustained
by those who were nearest and dearest
to him.
"Therefore, be it resolved, That it is
but just tribute to the memory OF the
departed to say that in regretting his
removal from our midst we mourn for
one who was in every worthy OF our
respect and regard.
"Resolved, That we sincerely condole
with the family of the deceased on the
dispensation with which it has pleased
Divine Providence to afflict them, and
to Commend them for consolation to Him
who orders all things for the best, and
whose chastisements are meant in mer-
cy.
"Resolved, That this heartfelt testi-
moniaI of our sympathy and sorrow be
forwarded to the sister and family OF
our departed friend by the secretary
and be also placed on the minutes to
appear as part of the business transact
en- be the mayor and aldermen"
Concluded from last week.)
The following bills were allowed
approved and ordered paid out of the
following funds:
CITY FUND.
L B Capdepon, mayor. salary, $40
R w Taylor, alderman, salary, 81
E w Edwards, alderman, salary, 81
Frank S. Fabre, alderman, salary, s.
Fred Banderet, Sr, marshal, sal, S65
Henry rColson, deputy marshal and
meat inspector, salary, $40
Henry Egloff, Sr., janitor, $40.
A. Pouyadoux, teamster, S42,f0
L Bangard, st CON-, salary, L days
S29.O3; F. Ramona, account street COM
missioner, salary, 10 days, S45 81
P. Penn. Davis, secretary, 3 days sal
ary So 81
Ada Morris, janitress Central Schooi,
November and December salary S4O.
Kate Oliver, janitress Webb School,
salary for November and Dec, $40
V. IS. Moore, janitress First Ward
School. salary November and Dec $40
Charles Sanger, water rent for Gen.
tral, Webb ard eolored schools, S52.
A. l.. Stokoe, coal for Webb and col
ored schools, tons, SIi
Peerless Oyster Co., Ltd, ton coal
for Central School, $3.50
EN- De Silvey, putting up stoves at
Central School 81
L. Melito,2 brooms, Central school s6O
Charles Sanger, sewer pipes, etc So So
Bay Mercantile Company, merchan-
disc for Central, Colored Schools, $3.50
Joseph O. Mauffray, window shades,
etc. tor Central School SIS Il
L. A. de Montluzin, crayon for white
and colored schools So 20
EVA Rowles. mer. for schools S37 O7
C. G. Moreau, amount forwarded fol
clock for Webb School, S6
The Sea Coast Echo, publishing city
proceedings to and inc. JAM, 1916, S25
L. A. de Montluzin, medicine for city
mules and office paraphernalia, $500
r. L. Breath, merchandise for city
hall. 81 20
F. H. Egloff, making one poll book
$40; stamps for office, 75cs
Victor Carver 81 and Paul Fairconetu
soc for assisting deputy marshal inn
pounding cattle
Merchants Bank, insurance on Gen.
trail school building, S75
John Craft, per rata salary for Dec
ember as county..supt. $30.45
Conrad Sick, for lumber, S5.86
Peter Alexis, feeding prisoners dur
ing December, II days at SOC and
days at 25c, S6
| w. A; Mcdonald, feed for city stock
S42 IS; cement, 81 25.
Charles Sanger, water rent for 81 fire
plugs at So to Hills, $1ft.00
The Anaens &c OFT Mig Co., for four
nameled drinking bowel and pedestal,
at St5-S60
Geo Rudolph, hauling Go bbls shells,
SO; F. Vassalli 20 bbls, 81; F, Parrillo
SO bpls, s2.5o; Sam Melito 40 bbls, 81;
Bay Oyster Company ITO bbls, $3.50
August Taconi 3days labor, S34.50
V. Morris, 2o1s days labor, 5000
Felix Fayard, 201s days labor, s3o-75
August Peucheu IA days labor, S21
(. Willie Sick days labor, 7.50
j. Dedeaux 21s days labor, $40
Joseph Capdepon, 81 days labor. 6.75
Hauling shells at SC bbl-Alfred Car
yer $40 bbls, 1900; Sidney Manieri, 389
bbls, 1916; Alphonse Fayard 78 bbls.
8 90; B. j. Ladner 247 bbls. 1926; s.
Won Drozkowslzy 49 bbls, 2.45; Timothy
Ladner 242 bbls, 1910; Joseph Petit 60