St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1917-04-07

We, the finance committee, have
approved bills to the amount OF
$1729.19 against the general fund
and $10SS.S4 against the road fund
E. J. DOMERGUE,
w. A. HOOD,
j. NJ. SMITH.
Finance Committee.
The following bills we're read and
accepted and ordered paid:
General Fund.
G. S. Mitchell, juror at inquest OF
Emma MCGOWAN, $500.
l.. N. Cox, same, $500.
J. F. Talbert. same, 5000.
r. C. Callahan, same, $500.
J. P. Dorman, same, $500.
Schoen & Molloy, burial of Emma
MCGOWAN, $1,000.
Norvil Bush, vital statistics, $1.0O.
r. H. Wood, vital statistics, $1.25.
Town of Covington, grave for En-
ma MCGOWAN, $500.
Cumberland Tel. & Tel. Co., $5.75.
St. Tammany Ice & Manufacturing
Co., $74.30.
Smith Hardware Co., material for
courthouse, s3431.
Poitevent & Favre Lumber Co.,
groceries, etc., for small pox cases,
$6340.
DR.. J. F. Polk, attending small pox
cases, $4,000.
Z. Depriest, nursing A. Sala in
Jail, $1,000.
Louisiana State Normal School,
scholarship for Ethel Robinson, S55.
Southwestern La. Industrial In
stitute, scholarship for Jessie Dutsch,
$3.50.
o. J. Refine, contract work on
courthouse fence, ETC., $4,000.
Schumert & Warfeld, 100 tran
script covers, $500.
The Cargill Co., mortgage records,
ETC., $3752.
J. Vol Brock, convictions at March
term, $4,000.
McNeel Stationery Co., one con-
veyance book, $4,000.
American Disinfecting Co., Inc,
100 gallons insect destroyer, 1855.
ST. Tammany Farmer, proceedings
of March 9Th, $24.50.
H. j. Smith & Sons, soap, mops,
1uAUCl, cLC, 1OI Jdi1, Y6OSc
NJ. Zinser, help cleaning up clerks
office, $500.
E. r. Morrison, days work on
courthouse, $21.OO.
A. iBeaucoudray, days work on
courthouse, $3.50.
George Heck, days work on court
house, $500.
Alexius Bros, gravel and lumber
for dipping watts, S4S.1O.
T. E. Brewster, attending court,
criminal expenses, etc., s271.4O.
Philip Smith, conveying prisoner
Vaudeville to Covington, two trips,
1920.
Dave Carroll, auto hire, Herman
Davis to Covington jail, $500.
J. r. Elliott, conveying two pris-
oners Slidell to Covingon, $3.50.
T. L. Smith, arrest and conveying
Harry Frosch to parish Jail, $500.
Felix Currow, transferring Oscar
Lewis to Covington Jail, $500.
Koepp & Williams, transferring
Jerry Rudolph Madisonville to Gov
ington Jail, $500.
Monroe Davis, conveying two pris-
oners Pearl River to Covington, $40.
Esco Edwards, conveying Chas
Smith Pearl River to Covington and
guarding jail, $S.5S.
City Drug Store, medicine for Jail,
$40.
Robt. Badon, auto for prisoner,
$3.50.
Mrs. L. Miles, feeding prisoners
March 1 to March 81, $21O.5O.
Schumert & Warfield, record books
for clerks Office, $59.4O.
Cora Abel, vital statistics, $3.50
Ezell & Schultz, auto hire for
sheriff, $1,000.
Road Fund.
Harvey Rousseaux, guarding pris-
elusive, road prison van, $121.60.
Alexius Bros, lumber for camp
cars, $22.43.
49, Smith Hardware Co., gasoline and
materials for road outfit, s153.77.
Fletcher Crawford, fixing washout
at Hickory Creek, $500. 40
John Cannon, fixing tables and pc
titions in camp for prison outfit,
$3.50.
L. F. Wehrh, repairs or road
supervisors auto, $24.59.
Covington Grocery & Grain Co.,
feed for road mules, $2O9.14.
Standard Oil Co., gasoline for road
truck, 1875.
Great Southern Lumber Co., lum-
Der for Stevens bridge, s7.77.
A. NJ. Robinson Co., l dozen con-
vict pants, $1,000.
A. NJ. Robinson Co., 1 dozen con-
vict shirts, and express, $113S.
John Derx, work on Lacombe
bridge, 1925.
JOS. Odenwa,d, lumber for bridge
near Folsom, $500.
A. ID. Crawford. lumber for bridge
at Lacombe, $1.62.
L. w Crawford, lumber for dip
ping vat, $20.56.
Will Howard, II days work with
road outfit, $21.O0.
Walter Brown, IL days. $500.
Louis Woods, IL days, $500.
E. Shirman, IL days, $500.
G. Denham, IL days, $500. l
Punch Rout, 9 days, $3.50.
A. Dillon, II days, $500.
John Brown. days, $1,000.
Oscar Mccoy, 4 days, 5000.