Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-15

river, between The upper line Of Mr.. Conrads
plantation and tho bayou ManCIiae shall be-
bound to clear out, and exeavate the faosln
drain lying behind their respective plantations
leading to the naye1 Fountain, said drain ID
commonly known as bayou Carp 81 Fish Ba-
YOU, That the #aid excavations shall lie Twelve
feet wide with a sufficient depth TO mnko the
water flow freely, and thai MI timber, and 9th.
eF distractions shall be constantly kept elear-
Cd. aud removed from the said channel by tho
proprietor Of tho plantation in front. That If
any person throw a bridge ever said channel
ID shall he 80 constructed rs not to impede the
same aud leave d space the whole width Of
the eaid channel for the How Of the Watof.
Tint any person convicted Of having violated
the foregoing regulations shall for each of-
fence b0 fined til q SUN not exceeding fifty
dollars. recoverable before d Justice Of the
Peace at The suit OF, and for The use Of the Par.
tsh. That il shalt be the duty Of tho ogerseer
OF roadg and inpeetefs Of l6Yoes to oversee and
visit tho a~foreaaid canal In the way liz he does
the leVee and enforce tho foregoing regulations
and { necessary TO bring suits for The o]ntoree-
ment Of fines.
Resolved, That tho hands Of w u Adkins
son BIO placed on the rail road, on the district
from Hartons' old field to tho parish line, and
that the hands of X w Newport on The road
district No. ii, and the resolution authoriBing
the renewal Of said hands from district No. II
be- repealed,
Resolved, That the hands Of Thomas Shell
mifa be placed to work on road No 19,
Resolved, Tint road district No. I'll DO 30
divided as 10 make Redwood Bridge tho divi.
ding line Of said road and the hands belonging
to boil ends, of said bo compelled TO keep said
bridge In repair jointly, md tho bands Of Goos
n Chimney, William Tucker, y Mechanics, J u
Clancy and II w Newport, and any other
hands not otherwise appropriated living IN said
District be placed on The cast end, and John
Clancy DO appointed oYarseor, and that the
hands Of John G Pain, George u Pain, George
Ovens. w. sowell, Mrs, Raner aud Bort0n
and Mrs. Cofeoran be placed on the west end
and John g Pain appointed oyerseer.
Resolved, That n committee Of two BIO up.
pointed TO examine and receive the old Span
ish records which have bsen bound by Mr..
George A. Pike, in accordance with tho diroG.
lions Of the Police Jury. Msssrs James Alley
aud Samuel Sheffield were appointed on said
cstntnittee'
Mr.. Morgan offered the following resolution
which passed. Resolved, That d COMMITTEES
Ol thfe0 30 appolhIeu W the Ieilee jury 10 Huz
vertis6 and contract for tho repairs which are
necessary to be done on tho Court House.
Megera Monget, Garig and Alley were ap.
pointed OH said committee,
Resolved, That the collector be, and no Is
hereby requested to furnish the Police Jury
with i list oftho podlars and Hawkore trading
willliK the limits Of thie parish, 20 far as the
aame appears by the payments Of taxes, also
the amount phid by them for tho last year.
Resolved, That tho hands Of Rev. Mr. Ernst
be pineed on the Springfield road.
The following named persons were appein-
ted Commissioners Of Elections.
Baton Rouge pr~ocinct-~Judgo Tessler,
job Reid, James Cooper.
Plains Pfoeinet.-Geo. p. Lillcy, Geo. r.
CLANCY, J. A. MgIlugh
Forbes procipct.--J + McCaa, Elihu Hoop.
or, James Cooper,
Manehac preeinct.-Iohn Foreman, WIN.
Heron, Il II Burnett.
The following persons were appointed nd.
mtnistrators of Public Schools. MeBsrB, PA
Walker, James Cooper, William laws, VIM.
Hunstoek and Goo. 7 Lilley,
The Police Jury thee adjourned sine.dio
THOMAS DEVALL, FROST.
SAM. SRoLftELp. Clerk.