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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
31 days at $1.60
31 days at 1.40
31 days at .65
31 days at .75
31 days at 1.00
31 days at 1.00
4C days at .25
Fines.
Henry Dimiceli No. 2351
Jno. Bodin No. 52
A. Rodrigue No. 53
Virginia Roley No. 54
Ernestine Olivier No. 55
Wm. Robinson No. 2409
Ethel Clark No. 2436
Dora Washington No. 37
P. Washington No. 38
Annie Simms No. 39
A. Gills No. 2465
River Front Rent.
No. 2312
No. 2311
No.2350
No. 2362
lobert
j McCloy for 8 closets
L* on city Taxes
gattt on Special Tax
I «ft on Licenses
toy on Water Assessments
Jitney Licensee.
No. 666, one half
Miscellaneous.
No.
2342
$49.60
43.40
20.15
23.25
31.00
31.00
10.00
208.40
$50.00
5.00
5.00
2.50
2.50
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
2.50
92.50
$ 3.00
2.50
18.00
2.50
$26.00
$6.25
$31.00
$20.68
9.22
" .50
1.12
$31.52
Total collected, $969.75.
Han paid the above amount to the Treasurer daily, and have taken
»cent therefor.
Respectfully submitted,
L. J. ADAMS, City Tax Collector.
Engineer's Report.
Morgan City, La., 7, 31, 1917.
To the Hon. Mayor and Council,
City.
Gentlemen:— Following, find my report for the month of July, 1917:
Waterworks.
food wed 109.5 cords
fr ijA.ti. of Alumina 1360 lbs.—1.06 gr. per gallon.
Mr to system 8,528,000 gallons,
lor suiting Filters 450,000 gallons.
Cylinder Oil used 13 gallons
Engine Oil used 3 gallons
Streets.
Scarified and graded Railroad Avenue from Federal Avenue to Front
Street ind Front Street from Railroad Aver.ue to Brownell Drews Mill
jird, or St Clair Street, a total of 3,400 feet, at a cost of $39,00 for
mu] rond work, and ten dollars on Front Street for putting drains into
jntr drain pipes. •
Respectfully submitted,
T. G. THORGESON,
City Engineer and Supt. Water Works.
Morgan City, La., July 31, 1917.
% the Hon. Mayor and Council,
City.
Gentlemen:—I herewith submit my report for the month ending this
!, shoving warrants issued :
General Fund.
General Salaries.
Mayor, *' July Sal.
Treasurer July Sal
Secretary July Sal.
Councilman July Sal.
Councilman July Sal.,
Councilman July Sal.
Councilman July Sal.
Councilman July Sal.
Collector July Sal.
5444 M. D. Shannon
41 J. E. Bass
8 A. B. O'Brien
4 F. J. Price
48 R. A. Squires
4} M. Ê. Norman
M V. E. Clement
11 C. E. Jones
12 L J. Adams
M Imperial Jewelry Co.
Regulating Clock
W Ivy McCann
*2 George Morgan
K 8am Badge
W I Boudier
L L Bourgeois
Park and Cemetery.
Sexton July Sal
Street* and Sidewalks,
Account Pilings furnished
Police Department.
Chief Police July Sal.
Night Police July Sal.
Night Police July Sal.
# H. Gant
M B. Campos
.*■ J. Arceneaux
* Texas Oil Co.
Standard Oil Co.
Waterworks and Fire Department.
EnginÄ Plant July Sal.
Night Engineer July Sal.
Night Engineer July Sal.
Acct. Plant
Acct. Plant
$50.00
20.00
25.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
75.00
5.00
$200.00
10.00
$75.00
90.00
70.00
70.00
_
$230.00
$328.35
$10.00
Board of Health.
President
Pauper*.
Pauper
Pauper
11 C. C. deGravelles
July Sal.
J Fort
Bourgeois
July Sal.
Jujy Sal.
3.00
3.00
$6.00
$90.00
Insurance.
Insurance Premiums
Interest. /
Interest on Note
Interest on Note
« hnk Vaughn
ft ® f Mor f*n Ci
*** National Bank
City
43.75
43.75
87.50
IWi.-. . Telephone and Telegraph,
■■■•rnd ft Tel. Co. May and June
15.02
• Ifta*., . Supplie*.
«Mwaw Co. Bills for May
Ä J, « ■ »,. Miscellaneous.
N A. gaZ^8**«n City Engineer
'MfthgTzzf, . J* n - City Hall
tt0Dth ° f |1,281 ' 62 ' "
Paving Certificate Fuad.
* fete*# w „_ „ Pav. Cert and
"*** Morgan City Pey. Cert and
May and June
84.75
July Sal.
July Sal.
100.00
45.00
No.
warrants
per
27.16
275.83
802.99
Respectfully submitted
A. B. O'BRIEN,
Secretary.
«w Councilmen,Morgan City, La., 8, 31, 1917
»r
Gentlemen:—Herewith my report as Secretary for the month end-J
ing this date, showing warrants issued:
General Fund.
General Salaries.
Mayor Aug. Sal.
Treasurer Aug. Sal.
Secretary Aug. Sal.
Councilman Aug. Sal.
Councilman Aug. Sal.
Councilman Aug. Sal.
Councilman Aug. Sal.
Councilman Aug. Sal.
Collector Aug. Sal.
Regulating Clock
5674
75
76
.7
78
7P
80
81
82
83
M." D. Shannon
J. E. Bass
A. B. O'Brien
F. J. Price
R. A Squires
M. E. Norman
V. E. and C. M. Clement
C. E. Jones
L. J. Adams
Imperial Jewelry Co.
50.00
20.00
25.00
5.00
5.00
5 00
5.00
5.00
75.00
5.00
84 Ivy McCann
5706 M. D. Shannon, Mayor
Park and Cemetery.
Sexton Aug.
Acct. labor in Park
5 days in Park
Sal.
200.00
10.00
7.50
7.50
41 R. Campbell
Streets and Sidewalks.
Eshleman & Co. Acct. Mower
5697
99
5702
05
06
11
12
13
18
19
21
22
26
27
28
29
33
35
36
37
' 40
42
43
Stauffer,
M. D. Shannon, Mayor
Berwick Bay F. & O. Co.
L. J. Adams, Collector
M. D. Shannon, Mayor
E. Jendron
J. LeBlanc
C. Simmons
T. Goula
A. Olivier
H. Evans, Supt.
A. Squires, Agent
H. Evans, supt.
Olivier
Jendron
Simmons
Goula
E. Bass, Treas.
E. Bass, Treas.
Egle & Sons
H. Evans Supt
E. Bass
A. Mitchell
Acct. Pay Roll Street work
Shells for Streets
Cash for Payrolls on Street
Acct. Pay Roll for St. work
6 days on street
4 days on street
6 days on street
Flushing mains
4 days on street
Acct. Rpr. parts for Tractor
Frt. on Tiling
Repairs for Tractor
6 days work on street
6 days work on street
6 days work on street
Flushing mains
Cash for Pay Rolls
Cash for Pay Rolls
Feed
Repairs for Tractor
30 bbl. shells for street
Vaccinating Stock
$25.00
14.01
53.60
132.00
195.75
28.21
10.50
7 00
10.50
.60
7.00
9.57
16.08
3.92
10.50
10.50
10.50
.50
113.60
62.00
15.40
12.93
2.40
5.00
Police Department.
5685
S. Budge
Chief Police Aug. Sal.
86
J. Boudier
Night Police Aug. Sal.
87
I. L. oBurgeois
Night Police Aug. Sal.
Waterworks
and Fire Department.
88
H. Curt
Engr. Plant Aug. Sal.
89
B. Campos
Night Engr. Plant Aug. Sal.
90
E. R. Arcenaux
Engr. Truck Aug. Sal.
96
R. Pandella
Painting tank
98
I. L. Lyons & Co.
Supplies for Plant
99
M. D. Shannon, Mayor
Cash for Pay Rolls
5700
Gamewell F. A. Tel. Co. Fire Alarm Box
06
M. D. Shannon, Mayor
Acct. Pay Roll
15
I. Kihneman
5 days acct. truck
16
J. Smith
9 days at Çlant
17
J. McMillan
2 3-4 days at Plant
24
J. McMillan
1 day at Plant
31
I. Kihneman
7 days acct. Truck
32
J. Smith
5 days at Plant
34
J. H. Evan«. Supt.
Express paid acct. Plant
»35
J. E. Bass, Treas.
Cash for Pay Rolls
39
Ahrens & Ott Co.
Supplies for Plant
Board of Health.
5691
C. C. deGravelles
President Aug. Sal.
5707
P. Hebert, Registrar
Sal. for second quarter
Paupers. ,
5694
Mrs. Ford
Pauper Aug. All
95
Miss Bourgeois
Pauper Aug. All
99
M. D. Hhannon, Mayor
Tickets to New Orleans
5725
Ivy McCann
Pauper Grave
4
Prisoners.
38
E. P. Schwing & Co.
Lunches
Printing and Stationery.
01
Morgan City Review
May Bill
09
Morgan City Review
June Bill
Miscellaneous.
5692
T. G. Thorgeson
City Engr. Aug. Sal.
93
A. Kihneman
Janitor City Hall Aug. Sal.
5704
Gus Thorgeson
Drive Piling at Klingville
08
J. Ratcliff
Work on Wharf
10
Geo. Margan
25 Piling
14
J. Olivier
9 days Janitor
20
C. Angelloz
Auto Hire, acct. Mayor and
Council
23
Jno. Ratcliff
Work at Klingville
30
J. Olivier
7 days Janitor
731.97
90.00
70.00
70.00
230.00
75.00
70.00
70.00
50.00
6.01
12.10
75.00;
16.57!
5.60
13.50
4.80
1.75
5.60
7.50
1.09
34.80
20.48
-
469.80
10.00
11.50
21.50
3.00 I
3.00 :
7.26
5.00
18 26
3.05
22.90J
33.0a j
55.95 :
100.00 :
45.00'
156.00
12.00 !
27.50 j
12.50 '
2.75
24.30
10.50
390.55
Making a total of $2,146.08, as per warrants No. 5674 to 5743, in
clusive.
Paving Certificate Fund.
42 First National Bank Paving Cert, and interest 182.87
Respectfully submitted,
A. B. O'BRIEN, Secy..
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The food that one eats has a lot
to do with the way one behaves.
The person that is properly fed is
apt to be possessed of an even tem
per. The meats we sell will coax
a mtaltime smile from a confirmed
grouch.
Octave J. Delaune
PHONE NO. II
Or. J. Clarence Berwick
Physician and Surgeon •
Office hours 9-1 n. at.; 4-6 p. m.
Office at the Peoples Drug Co. Op
posite New Depot Calls answered
day or night Offlee phone No. 6.
Residence 321, Morgan City. La.
AUTOMOBILE TO HIRE
DAY ANq NIGHT SERVICE
Charge for trips within City limits
25c for one passenger. For party of
two of more 15c each.
Phene 31 er 328. A. CUTRERA
WALTER T. GILMORE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC
First National Bank Bldg Phone 9.
Practice in Federal and State Courta
Morgan City, La.
PERSONALS
Miss Alice Soumerllan and little
sister are ill at their home on Sec
ond Street.
:
Orleans
j
:
Miss Pauhne Mizzi, of _Lafayette, I
The Steamer "Superior" left port
this morning.
The Steamer "Mamie D." has ar
rived in port.
Mr. Lewns J. Bass left on No. 7 i
for New Iberia.
Mr. Jack Hebert of New
is in the city today.
Mr. Lee Kuhn, of Indianapolic,
Ind., was here today.
La., visited friends here Tuesday
Mrs. A .M. Cotten and child went
to Patterson on a visit to her mother.
Miss Ruth Joret left this morning
for Lafayette where she will attend
school.
will
today I
The Morgan City Boys of the Sec-,
Mr. John Dalton, Sr., will leave
Sunday for an extended trip on
Steamer "America."
Miss Leah Norman leaves
for Nashville, Tenn., where she
attend Ward Belmont College.
Mrs. J. L. Neuman left today on
No. 5 for Lafayette, after a pleas
ant visit to relatives in Morgan City.
The Morgan City Boys of the Sec
ond Draft Increment were entertain
ed Monday night at the K. of C
Hall.
Mrs. Louis O'Brien and children
have returned from Covington after
spending a pleasant visit with
friends.
Mr. Chas. Delas has accepted the
position of electrician on the Shady- [
side plantation and left for his post
last Monday.
Mr. F. C. Chapman, who has been
in Shreveport, La., for several days
on business, is expected home in
the next day or two.
Mrs. Warnesy Acost and Miss Leah
Cancienne are visiting their brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
Cancienne and family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cotten and !
chlid, and Mr. H. M. Cotten return- '
ed yesterday from Asheville, N. C.,
where they spent a part of the sum
mer.
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Mr. Frank Prohaska, Sr., and Miss
Leita Prohaska accompanied Mr.
Frank Prohaska, Jr., to Franklin,
where he will entrain with the Sec
ond Draft Increment for Camp Pike,
Arkansas.
Mr. Ferreol Moncrief, who has
volunteered for the navy, left Sun-
day for the Naval Training Station j
at Algiers, where he has entered the
j Radio Department. He writes that
I he is delighted with conditions there.
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CARPENTERS TOOLS FOR
SALE: Every article as good as
new. Finest brands and in fine
chest. Tools and chest worth $50.00.
Will sell quick for cash at $30.00.
Following tools and implements; 2
^°' ^ Spring Steel Diston Cross
cut saws; 1 rip, same quality; 1
Stanley steel jack plane; 1 Stanley
wood jack plane ; 1 draw knife ; 4
S crew drivers; 1 Yankee rächet
driver ; 1 tri-square; 1 bevel square;,
11 spirit level; 2 chisels; 2 rächet
braces; 4 auger bits; 2 cabinet;
rasps; 2 rules; 2 50-ft. tapes; 1 com -1
pass saw; 2 hammers; 1 hatchet; !
1 "scout" axe ; 2 adjustable alliga- j
tors; 1 "S" wrench; 1 small Stilson; ;
3 prs. pliers; 1 set 6-inch blocks; 4
gimlet bits; 1 fine tool chest. See ;
C. E. King at The Review Office or j
telephone 278. tf. 1
Y
Young Men!
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes for styles and value
p OU cant find better ones; they're made
rijçht and priced right ; the styles are the
latest ,deas; belt-all-around sport suits and
overcoats; regular sacks; full skirted overcoats—
auything you want; we'll see that you get it.
Hart Schaffner & Marx use none but all-wool fa
brics; such clothes wear a long time; they fit and
are guaranteed to^give satisfaction or your money
back.
We're in a position to do a good thing for you—
you'll realize this the moment you see the goods.
Better make it today
Henry Loeb Co., Ltd.
The House of No Regrets
MISS MARY BEARD GIVES
"GOING-AWAY" PARTY
M iss Mary Beard entertained a
few of her girl friends at her home
on Federal Avenue Tuesday after
noon at a farewell party just before
she leaves for Belton, Texas, where
she will enter Baylor College for the
coming session. Miss Beard is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
: Beard. She graduated from Port
Arthur High School last spring.
j An enjoyable afternoon was pro
vided by Miss Beard for her guests
Refreshments of grape juice punch,
: sherbet and cake were served.
I Those present were: Misses Aileen
O'Brien, Kathleen O'Brien, Esther
Drackett, Wilhelmina O'Brien, Nel
lie Durham, Eula Adams, Blanche
O'Brien, Esther Lynch and Janet
O'Brien.
i
Ward Louis Collier is the name of
the latest recruit to Company "C,"
First Louisiana Infantry, which was
stationed in Morgan City for sev
I eral weeks this summer. The sol
dier Boy w r as detailed on Sept. 6th,
to the home of his proud parents,
Captain and Mrs. Collier, who reside
at 3140 Maurepas Street in New Or
leans ;and his special orders during
the next two decades will be to make
two people very happy. Friends of
Captain and Mrs. Collier are sending
congratulations cards in every mail
to the happy couple.
[
Hills-Dale Table Peaches 20c
Tomatoes, 3 lbs size 15c
Tomatoes 1 h lb size 2 for25c
Competition Don't Worry Me
BREITER'S
GROCERY STORE
Breiter Building, Front Street
Phone 45.
j
THURSTON HOTEL
Cool room* with board $2.00 pet
day. Special rate* by the week.
Excellent Service
Opposite Depot
Mr*. Fred Smith, Prop,
JITNEY
Day and Night Serve«
WALLACE DITCH
Office Phone 31. Re*. Phone 66
FOR SALE
a A. BLANCHARD
Lawyer and Notary
Office in First National Bank Bldg
Morgan City, La.
Ditch's Belcher Boy Says
HERES A CHOP THAT'S BOUND
TO BLESS -SOMEONE'S MEAL
WITH HAPPINESS/
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PROMPT DELIVERY
Phones: Market 147. Res. 153
Morgan City, Louie

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