THIS PAPER IS
The Official Journal
—OF TUB—
CITY OF BAY ST. LOUIS.
Subscription: $1.50 Per Annum.
SPECIAL MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL TO RECEIVE
ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT FROM THE AUDITOR
STA H T a E nZ S SIPPI ' | 1 S S
City of Bay St. Louis. j Albert J. Carver, marshal, 40 00
. J J .. , .. r.f Cyrllle Ladner, street com., salary ~ 800
A special meeting o ~ „ F.S.Fabre, alderman Ist ward 200
Mayor and Aldermen of the City ot Bay .. ~n fl <. .. 200
St. Louis was held at the city hall on Favre. 2nd .......... 200
° Ct * i’ at m r^de Ur of a iß92° CyriUe Ladner, sprinkler, 13 and.. at $4 00. 52 00
me. SO2C f annotated cooc of 1892. ’ c „ta. 10d.,at52.25.. a
There were present J. B. ra\re, rj.J. .< 13 and. labor at si.so 1950
Gex and Frank S. Fabre, aldermen; A. << ex. men cleaning streets 12 50
J. carver, marshal; Richard Mcmies * |lX*Twft.'iamhei: IS
secretary. Absent, Mayor Edwards and e, r j Tamer, visiting eick in iali. 2
Alderman Adam. visitsatS2.no ,-2!!
It was moved, seconded and carried E. J. Gex, legal opinion.. .•••••■ • -.* •••• ■ %’ ™
.. . a iricrmort T G Fiivrc he md is Cumberland Tel. Cos., marshal s phone . 1 5->
that Alderman J. S. ratre DC amis n jght watchman Edwards fire 150
hereby elected mayor pro tern, Paul s’orcouf, ‘ '* “ |
The object of the meeting was stated Brighenti, “ 12”
by the secretary to be for the purpose of 'st?Kis* ct” LighGl-Bottling W’ks 117 25
filing with the Hoard the annual nnan- peerless Oyster Factory, oyster shells. • 33 60
cial statement. Jim Mollis, janitor city hall, for Sep,. ’O6. lu 00
The treasurer's report up to Mth „ *
September, 11106, was read, received and j oe Laurent. ■* *’ 35 00
the warrants paid by him ordered can - Mrs. a. J. Lamulle. salary, Aug. 56.00,
cel-d and his account credited accord- Sept.■*••); help. .uc... lo -5
. fr] The annual hnancial statement was
H Tile following bills were allowed and ordered received, spread on the minutes
ordered paid: and published.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Financial Condition of the City of Bay St. Louis,
From October Ist, 1905, to September 30, 1906.
-p. Cr.
Dr.
1(i(1 k ! Sept. 30, 19<)6.
rp. R a i- n p r $ 838 59 By Tax-Collector’s com., $ 200 29
i' ‘‘ ’ 4005 91 “ Treasurer’s commission, 172 77
it V'MckV.v*-- ” 1 32 “ Marshall commission, 107 95
“ Fines in Mayor’s Court,. 27 Ito “ Attorney’s fees, L 9 15
“ Transferred from Judg. Fd. u,B Shells, Sb -3
•• R.| MW Labor, *}*
“ Soils of officers, refunded Printing . 215
citv 45 00 “ Hauling sheds, to 90
“ Oak wood sold, 10 00 “ Merchandise,.. 21 40
“ Doe-tags sold 29 00 “ Light contract, 1412 41
“ Shells overpaid and refund- “ Sexton, old grave yard, to to
edcitv 12 50 “Lumber, 1L ,2
“ Licenses/:::::... 2791 80 “ Boarding prisoners, 2. 00
SEPTEMBER INCOME. Sundries, out 9
Sept. 30. —Licenses, $25.00; dog “ Cartage, 993 62
tax, 85 cents; road tax, “ Jamt0^........... to to
$400; fines Mayor’s crt., 95 85 “ Rent, City Ha 11,.. W> 00
7 * J “ Phone for marshal, 18 66
“ Court fees, 200 45
“ Special police, 570 47
“ Quarantine guards, 167 00
“ Salaries, 1170 80
“ Unitemized warrants, 116 35
(ictober 1, 1006.
“ Warrants cancelled, 103 37
“ Treasuri r’s commissions, 2 36
: “ Marshal’s com. on licenses,... 125
Balance on hand, 359
$8,161 75; 38,101 75
October 1, 1906.— Outstanding warrants February, 1013 65
in this fund 1,888 43 ; March, 692 B.>
Issued October 1, 1906, 490 15 Aprd, ‘g
i May,
Outstanding Oct. 1, 1906, $2,378.58 June, 606 23
July, 44
Citv Warrants, cancelled or paid, per August, 678 95
month, as follows, 1905: September, 133
November, S 632 31 Sept 30, 103 3.
December, * 503 86
1906. „ : K.
January 1009 05 ( 5.,6<3 54
Dr- SCHOOL FUND. Cr.
October 1,1905. „ Sept. 30,1906.
rn n halanee .. $ 850 64 By Treasurer’s commission, $1,102 92
~,. t ‘ ‘ a ’ “ 1,335 3o “ Tax-collector’s commission... 06 -6
U R ick’taxes 14 “ Transferred to S. Bldg. Fund 500 00
..
“ State distribution, 2,270 32 “ Cos. Supt. pay...... 1-1
“ Sept, income, Oct. 1, 1906,... 83 10 “ Mrs. A.J . Lamulle 100 oO
Oct. 1, 1906.
$5,119 56 “ Warrants cancelled, Oct. 1906 18 00
“ Treasurer’s commission, 2 07
Balance, 530 01
ing. cto . bor ... .. S'rasi so.luTse
Dr> SCHOOL BUILDING FUND. Cr.
Oofnhf'r i imif Sept. 30, 1906.
Tobalance, 21 8i IBy Carrolson, repair to furniture 375
By Transferred from school fund 500 00 | “ Chalk, .....
_ I “ Postal Telegraph Company,.. 2<o
521 89 “ Printing 879
October 1, 1906. outstanding “ Back rent*colored school, 10S 00
8H 04 Back rent colored school, 82 2b
warrantS 0 | “ School furniture, 79 98
“ Smelker, labor on furniture, 675
' “ J. F. Cazeneuve, premium on
policy of school building,... 120 00
“ Fayard, hauling furniture,... 100
“ Bay’s Merc. Co.,merchandise 39 25
; “ L. & N. Cos., freignt, 38 68
“ C. Sanger, water rent for sch. 15 00
Dr- IMPROVEMENT FUND. Cr-
October 1, 1905. September 30, 1906.
To balance on hand, 1244 53 By printing, 8 74
By taxes, 2225 51 Legal notices, 528
3,470 04 “ i ron pillars to C. Sanger, and
October 1, 1906. piping for gas to B F.
Outstanding warrants, $64.62. Markey, 293 50
“ G. G. Gardebled, ac. of eon., 2(K>) (K)
“ G. G. Gardebled, ac. of con., 750 00
“ G. G. Gardebled, ac. of con., 11l 04
“ Tax-collector’s commissions 111 28
“ Treasurer’s commissions 52 82
Balance, 72 38
3,470 04
Dn BOND FUND. Cr.
October 1 1905- By cash to Contr’t’r Gardebled, 1034 22
Bv sale of bonis, 5000 00 “ cash to Contr’t’r Gardebled, 1272 60
“ Premium thereon, 50 0o “ cash to Contr’t’r Gardebled, 900 00 j
“ Taxes .. 1335 30 “ cash to Contractor Dillmann
* for dirt hauled, 24 38
0 355 30 “ cash to OontrVr Gardebled, -100 50
“ cash to Contr’t’r Gardebled, 1250 00
“ transferred from bond fund
to sinking fund, 250 00
October 1, 1906. “ cash to Contr’t’r Gardebled, 383 75
Warrants outstanding, 639 “ cash to Contr’t’r Gardebled, 344 69
Bonds outstanding, 5000 00 “ commission tax collector, 66 76
Interest thereon, 250 00 “ commission to trersurer, 157 93
5,889 86 ’ 6,385 3
0
Di. ;SINKING BOND FUND. Cr.
February 6, 1906. October 1, 1906.
Transferred from Bond Fund,... 250 00 By cash on nand, 250 00
Approved in open board, special meeting, October 1, 1906, 7:30 o’clock p. ra.
Attest; Richard Mendes, Sec’y. JO3. L. FAVRE, Mayor pro tem.
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BAY SAINT LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1906.
050INACH 5 NEW OPERA HOUSE
/ \ FIRST ATTRACTION I
l| fOHN THOMAS
’’ JCONCERT COMPANY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1906.
A company of artists which has never failed to make a hit before any audience
anywhere. Mirth, Music and Song! John Thomas, humorist; Annie Webster
Thomas, Violin Virtuoso; Clara Stone, pianist.
RESERVED SEATS IN PARQUETTE: RESERVED SEATS IN BALCONY:
Rows Ato F 75c Rows Ato F —*
Gto R 50c “ Gto Z, *3OO
“ Sto Y 40c AirCurtaia rises at 8 o’clock
TICKETS ON SALE at the Bay’s Mercantile Company’s after Tuesday,
October 9th.
CITY OF BILOXI HAS A
NEW CENSUS TAKEN
SHOWING THE ‘POPULATION -IS
GROWING RAPIDLY HAD 5000
IN 1900, HAS 8000 NOW -AT THIS
RATE BILOXI WILL BE IN THE
10,000 CLASS WHEN THE NEXT
CENSUS IS TAKEN BY UNCLE
SAM.
Biloxi will have to grow some yet be
fore she can boast lo,oto inhabitants.
C. M. Wilkes has just completed the
taking of the census of the city, and the
figures show that there are in Biloxi
8,058 men, women and children, white
and colored. Of these 1,277 are colored,
leaving a white population of 6,781.
The Third Ward has the largest popula
tion, the First Ward coming next, while
the Fourth Ward contains the largest
number of negroes. The population by
wards follows:
White. Colored.
First Ward 2,118 250
Second Ward 1,092 211
Third Ward 2,188 214
Fourth Ward 1,383 602
Totals 6,781 1,277
When the United States Government
took the census in 1900 Biloxi had 5,467
inhabitants. That was six years ago,
and the increase since that time has
amounted to 2,591, or 47 per cent. The
increase per year has been on the
average 432 persons, or, roughly, 8 per
cent. If, therefore, the population for
the next four years increases at the
same rate as it has during the past six
years, Biloxi should have in 1910 2,578
more persons than she has now, or a
total of 10,636, so that the next time
Uncle Sam comes around to see how
many people he has, Biloxi should go in
the ten thousand class.
CASTOHIA.
Bears the 1110 KM Y° u a¥9 Alwa l s ® olJ^l
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned to meeting in course.
Attest. RICHARD MENDES,
Secretary.
A special meeting of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Bay
St. Louis was held at the city hall on
Monday, Oct. 1, 1900, at 7:3b p. m.
Present, J, L. Favre, E. J. Gex and
F. S. Fabre, aldermen; A. J. Carver,
marshal; Rich’d Mendes, secretary;
absent, Mayor Edwards and Alderman
Adam.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE ALDERMEN
You are hereby notified that a special
meeting of the Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Bay St. Louis
will be held at the city hail on Monday,
Oct. 1, 1906, at 7:30 p. m., the object
being to file with the Board the liquor
petition of L. N. C. Spotorno.
By order of the mayor.
Attest: JOHN K. EDWARDS,
RICH’D MENDES, Mayor.
Secretary.
Executed on Alderman Adam not
found.
Executed on Alderman J. L. Favre—
Oct. 1, 1906, 5 o’clock p. m.
Executed on Alderman E. J. Gex—
Oct. 1, 190(5, 5 o’clock p. m.
Executed on Alderman F. S. Fabre —
! Oct. i, 1900, 5 o’clock p. m,
FRANK TACONI, Jr.,
\ Special Officer.
The liquor petition of L. N. C. Spo
torno was read and ordered to take the
course prescribed by law.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned to meeting in course.
Attest:' RIGHT) MENDES,
Secretary.
A suit of unusual interest to users of
light and water supplies by corporations
has been brought in the chancery court
at Little Rock, Arkansas. The suit is
to compel the corporation to connect its
wires to the residence of a citizen who
has complied with all the requirements
of the company except to install a meter
to measure the current that may be con
sumed. The citizen contends that the
meter does not belong co him aud is
placed in his residence for the protec
tion of the company, and should there
fore be paid for by the company. The
suit presents the contention, whether
the merchant who sells a commodity
should furnish the scales or require his
customer to do it.—Aberdeen Weekly,
ADVERTISED LETTERS.”
Letters in the Bay St. Louis Post
Office for the week ending Sept. 30,1906,
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, if
not called for in 15 days. To obtain
any of these letters, applicant must say
“advertised”, giving date o£ list.
LADIES LIST. *
Mrs. Bertha Jackson, Mrs. Augustine
Lewis, Mrs. E. L. Malone, Mrs. Monia
McMillian, Miss Alma Michel, Mrs. R.
Rhodes, Mrs. Adel Robinson, Mrs. Tay
lor.
gentlemen’s list.
J. Adams, John Frinkling, Sam Gar
ner, Joe Lewis. W. Mackey, J. W. Pope.
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
L. J. PIERNAS, P. M.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
To the Honorable Board cf Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Bay 9t. Louis, Hancock County.
Mississippi.
I, Louis Natale Clement Spotorno, a male per
son over the age of twenty-one years, and a resi
dent of said city, do hereby apply to your honor
able body to grant me a license irt my name, to
sell and retail, in any quantity, alcoholic malt.
Intoxicating or spirituous liquors it my place of
business, located on Front street, in said city,
and known as Hancock Saloon, upon my compli
ance with the law In reference thereto.
Respectfully,
LOUIS NATALE CLEMENT SPOTORNO.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City' of Bay St. Louis, Hancock County,
Mississipoi.
Your petitioners, whose signatures are here
undersigned, respectfully show that each and
every one is a legal and qualified voter of the
City of Bay St. Louis. Mississippi, ipd a resident
of said city, that each of uI,, does hereby
recommend L . iis Natale Clem m{ Spotorno, a
resident of said city, as of good rsp&tation and a
sober and suitable person to receive a license as
applied for by him, as appears L. the foregoing,
to sell and retail, in any quantity, vinous, alco
holic malt and intoxicating or spirituous liquors
at his place of business in said city, as related in
his application, and his petitioners will ever
pray.
Arthur Robert Johnston Henry Egloff
John Sidney Latham Ferdinand Henry Egloff
Cowand Joseph E. Laurent
Emile Joseph Gex Louis Tricon
Charles George Moreau John Archibald Green
John Baptist Spotorno Joseph Martin Fahey
Thomas Joseph Conway Henry Thomas Fayard
Ixtuis Lais Robert Joseph Murtagh
Cyril Ladner Octave Fayard
William Ames Louis Harrif, Jr
Henry Cuneo Samuel N. Gates
Peter Tudury Bertrand Bordage
Richard Mendes Pasqualle Lutzzi
Leopold Bangard Robert Christian Eng-
Murray Bangard man
John Bangard Sylvester Ladner
Jefferson Smelker Joseph Victor Bontemps
Cayle Jones Peter Capdepon
Lucien Myrt'e Gex Edward Heltzman
Henry Seube Nicholas Roger
John Dillmann John Lutzzi
John Joseph Manieri Willie Joseph Gallup
Andrew Theodore Ma- William Emile Saucier
nieri Walter Joseph Gex
Philip John Scheib Gaston Telhiard
Charles Taylor CowandHarry Hood Beyer
Alfred Carver, Sr. Alcide Moran
Aristide Ladner Delmas Ladner
Peter Joseph Boudin Ernst Munchard
Joseph August Sellier Earle Everette Rohrer
William Johnson Daniel Butler Bondages
Hector McKenzie Gfa- Patrick James McGinn
ham Roger deMontluzln, M.D.
George Hix Edwards David Sellers
Otto Sange James Gilmore Fayard
George Anthony Plan- Joseph Vassalli
cht John Fayard
Henry De S. Gillum John Battist Piemas
Frederic Banderet Henry Sosthine Piernas
Svlvan Ladner Edgar Fayard
Edwin Wils Edwards John Keefe Edwards
Frank Carver Qulntlni James Durant LeFebvre
John Joseph Taconi Henry Scafldi
Daniel Butler Seal Gaston George Gabriel
James William Watts Gardebled
Louis Laurent George Mallard
Frank Hymel Emanuel Marti
Forest Bangard Joseph Lee Gager
Thomas William Adam Bertin Joseph Ladner
Lionel Paul Blalze Johnny Louis Monti, Jr.
Joeeph Lindsay Norris Hermogene Edmon
Frederick Laurent Nlcalso
Peter Paul Combel George Emmett Wilson
Joseph Capdepon Frank Fabre
Emile Perre Frank Sylvestre Fabre
Sidney Carver Andrew Buratlni
Alfred Vassalli Martin Sabatier
Frank Clark Bermond Andrew Vasselli
Johnny Basford James Henry Breath
Felix Joseph Fayard Peter Ramond
Joseph Leon Favre John Claiborne Netto
Joseph Deverle SaucierClaud Monti
George Adolph Soulo Dave Riddle
Henry Betz Joseph Philip Adam
Martin Wagner James Collier
Albert Theodore Yennl Maurice
Robert Warner Tanbue Charles Pjpw TacotU
Edward Charles Joseph August Taconi
Gardebled Eddie Fayard
Paul Dillmann Julien Joseph Perre
Gabriel Yves Blaize Albert Leltch Stokoe
George Muller Alee Carver
Louis Joseph Piemas August Schindler, Jr
Frank Joseph Taconi. Jr.Tohn William Cohan
William Wanan Mines Willie Dennis
Edgar Desire Prudeauxllenrv Roi Piocaluga
Alcide Ladner Frank Clemont Bor-
Albert Monti dages, Jr.
Alphonse (R) Pavard William Lucien Bour-
Ferdinand Joseph WU- geois
liam Ramond Conrad Sick
John Osoinach Hypolite August Perre
AuthonvErasrausThlery Albert Heltzmann
Arthur Fayard David William Bontemps
PaulSureouf William Schwall
Alba Cecil Beyer Optime Richard
Anthony Gabriel Toraa-Joseph Bishop
sich James August Taconi
Charles Hlllen Sidney Nlckles Gaspard
Charles Albert Butler Leon Bartholomew
George Heitzmann Capdepon
Robert Laurence GeninFrank Joseph Ladner
Oscar Lagniel Stanislaus Ladner
Tony Lizana Oscar Ramon Carver
George William Wein- Nadin Howard Moody
berg Jesse August Cowand
: Etienne Ladner Joseph Labat
1 Alfred Besancon
State of Mississippi. Hancock County.
This Is to certify that the foregoing Is a true
j copy of the original, as the same remains on file
at thy office.
i Witness my hand and seal this Ist day of Oclo
' b-r. A. D.1905.
i [Seal.] RICHARD MENDES.
Secretary City of Bay St. Louis, Miss.
Gaston G. Gardebled,
7
Contractor Builder
Contracts taken for smail'and large jobs. Esti
mates made free, and plans and designs cheer
fully furnished. A liberal share of patronage
j solicited. Orders left at Gardebled’a Drug Stare
1 will receive prompt attention. Residence oh
Main near cower T<mlme streets,
SAW MILL REFUSE IS
MADE INTO ALCOHOL.
FACTORY FOR THIS PURPOSE
STARTED IN HATTIESBURG
THREE YEARS AGO HAS BE
GUN ACTIVE OPERATIONS.
j.,
The plant of the Lignum Product
Company at Hattiesburg, Mississippi,
which manufactures commercial and
medicinal alcohol from saw dust, shav
ings and other saw mill refuse, has got
down to practical operations after three
years devoted to the construction of the
plant and experimentation with machi
nery employed in the various processes.
Several hundred barrels of the product
have already been turned out, and a
government storekeeper is in charge
permanently to look after the revenue.
The plant has cost close to half a mil
lion dollars, but it is complete in every
respect, and opens up anew field for the
use of the wood peculiar to this section.
The results of the experiments here have
been watched closely by scientists and
distillers in all parts of the world, for
the cheapness of the material from
which this plant makes the alcohol
makes it probable that the sawdust
plants will drive all others out of busi
ness. Already plans are on foot for es
tablishing several similar plants on the
Pacific coast, and the local distillery
has just finished a run of a car load of
sawdust seat here from Washington
State for the purpose of ascertaining if
the Washington firm would turn out
alcohol of as good quality and in as
large quantities as the yellow pine. The
results were entirely satisfactory. For
the past few rqonths the local plant has
been in the hands of a New York com
pany which has been putting the machi
nery in condition for practical use. The
plant will be returned to the Lignum
Product Company in a few weeks, and
thereafter operation will be continuous
at full capacity. The plant is of im
mense proportions, covering several
acres in area, and including immense
buildings. The company has had a
number of specially designed cars built
for hauling the sawdust from the mills
in this part of the country.
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PR4mSIOXAL CARDS.
~r.~ j: turned,
Hours Bco physician
10,a. m. and % ~
2to 3 p.m. and Surgeon,
Office Front, near Head
Union Streets. . .
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
R. de MONTLUZIN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Offices —Echo Building.
Hours—ll to 2,4 to 6.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.
H. WESTON, M. D., M. PH.,
Offices —Echo Building.
Hours—lo to 12, 4to 6.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISSISSIPPI.
_ DR. J. A. EVANS,
DENTIST.
Crown. Bridge and Plate Work a spec
cialty. Office in Hancock Cos. Bank
Building. Hours from BA. M. t05:30
P. M.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
WALTER J. GEX,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Offices —Echo Building.
Bay St. Louis, Miss.
EMILE J. GEX,
ATTORNEY - A T- L A W,
Office —Main Street.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
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One roll-top desk—a thing of beauty
Never been opened. Ten to fifteen dol
lars below regular price.
Also
Six ft. Standing Desk, leather top
Direct from factory. Almost at half
price.
W. A. McDonald,
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
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PETER HELLWEGE, President. EUGENE H. ROBERTS, Vice President. S£
JOSEPH F. CAZENEUVE, Cashier. PETER TUDURY, Assistant Cashier. I|C
Hancock County Bank, %
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
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DR. E. T. RILEY, M. D., D. 0.,
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
Will he in Pay St. Louis, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Office: In THE ECHO BUILDING. (Consultation and examina
tion free at office.
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On account of the recent burning of our buildings at Poplarville wo have moved
our institutions to Hattiesburg, where larger and better buildings are
being erected one and one-half miles from town. Accommodations for
500 students, only two to a room. Steam heat, electric lights, sanitary
toilets, hot and cold shower baths, artesian water. Primary, Interme
diate, High School and College departments. Conservatory teachers of
Music and Expression. College and University teachers in charge of
literary work. Thorough courses in all Commercial Branches.
Session opens October 2, 1900. W. I. THAMES?, ryesident,
Send for catalogue. H. P. TODD, Vice President,
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