The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1920-11-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD MAYOR AND
ALDERMEN, BAY ST. LOUIS, FOR NOVEMBER
did to the amount of 100000.

bid to the amount of 100000.
Moved by Alderman, L. C. Carver
seconded by Alderman R. S. Blaize,
and carried unanimously that the
following resolution be adopted:
Whereas, Section 8, Chapter 209
of the laws of the State of Mississip-
pi of 1918 provides that no warrant
shall issue by any County or Munich
pal unless there is sufficient money
in the particular fund from which
the allowance is made to pay such
warrant and whereas the City of
Bay st. Louis has no money in the
School Fund to pay current expenses
and, whereas, Chapter 178 of the
Laws, 1918, empowers all municipall-
ties borrow money pending the col
lection of taxes for the current year
it is necessary to borrow money to
pay all current expenses from said
fund,
Therefore, Be it Resolved, that
the Mayor, r. w. Webb be, and is,
hereby authorized and empowered to
borrow, Two Thousand Dollars,
(2000.00) Or SO much thereof as
may be necessary and deposit same
to the credit of said School Fund, in
such amount as he thinks proper;
that the Mayor and other city Of
fetal, or officials, required by the
lender, be, and is hereby authorized
and empowered to sign a note, or
other obligation, obligating the City
to pay such amount not later than
the 18th day of February, 1921, and
that said amount shall not be bor-
rowed at a greater rate of interest
than. six per cent.
Approved, in open Board, this,
the 9th day of November, 1920.
S. J. LADNER,
Secretary.
To the owners of property herein
after described, names and des-
criptions, as hereinafter set out:
You are hereby notified that
amended maps, plans and specifica-
tions. of proposed sea wall on your
property in the City of Bay St. Louis
showing a detail plan and specifica-
tions accompanied by blue print or
map showing the location of sea wall,
the kind and character of material
to be used the height above and
depth below. Sea level and all work
to be done and the kind and dimen
sions of sea wall together with the
estimate of cost of construction of
same is now on file in the office of
the City Secretary for public inspec-
ton and can be seen and inspected
by the public as filed on November,
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erty herein mentioned, on every day
but Sunday from 900 A. M, to IL
A. M, and from 200 P. M, to 400
P. NJ, and objection will be heard,
if any, by the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen on Saturday, December
4th, 1920, at 5 o'clock p. M, and you
are hereby further notified that the
said sea wall shall protect the fol-
lowing property:
List of property and names of
owners and other information ap-
pertaining to the proposed sea wall
will be given official publication in
next weeks issue of The Sea Coast
Echo, the city's official journal, as
the matter could not be gotten in
proper shape in time for the prin-
teri
The following bills were allowed,
approved and ordered paid out of the
following funds:
CITY FUND.
r. w. Webb, Mayors salary, $500
w. G.. Sick, Alderman,-- 500
R. S. Blaize, Alderman 500
Leo. Blaize, Alderman, - 500
L. c.. Carver, Alderman,-- 500
Albert Jones, City Marshal $500
W. H. Mcdaniel, Deputy Mar
shall - 1000
s T. Ladner. Secretary- 5000
L. Bangard, Street Com. 5000
J. E. Johnston, teamster, No.
salary 1-2 month"; 32.5O
Ernest Meyers, teamster, No.
2, salary 1-2 month------ 5000
August SCHNEIDER, Jr., fire
man-engineer salary ----- 500
R. L. Genin, City Attorney $500
Geo. F. Scheib, attending sig-
nal lights, ------------ 300
Bay Jewelry Store, up-keep
town clock, ------------. 1888
L. Bangard, money advanced
to pay for hedging, 1.50
Liberty Garage, mdse, gaso-
line for city truck------- 1925
Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company, tele-
phone for City Marshal 2.7O
Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company, long
distance messages,------ l.35
The Bay Mercantile Company
merchandise, -------- 2.2O
Andrew Carver, repairing fire
engine, ------------ lO.45
Claude Monti, merchandise 3,75
w. A. Mcdonald & Son, feed
for City stock---------- 1875
w. A. Mcdonald & Son, feed
for Marshaps hol.se------ Ats
A. Scafide & Co., feed for
City MarshaPs horse for
September, ----------- 11.O0
A. Scafide & Co., feed for
stock for September 21.95
Power Drug Co., mdse----- 1.25
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light &
Bottling Works, lights for
street signs and Fire Hall, 318.75
Chas. Sanger, rent of 46 plugs
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