Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-06-21

Pauline Garig. All
Aureline DaigrP, 287
Pauline Richard, 4O7
Aureline Allain, 100
Rose Tnliier, AIT
Martha Howell, AIT
Seraphine BroussaTd, lG7
1900
Whereas H D Favrot has applied 10 the
jury for a delay to pay the sum of 800 dolls.
which he owes TO this parish, and whereas the
said H B Favrot has paid the amt unit of $50
dollars on account of said sum, it is therefore
resolved that his request be granted, and that
one year further be allowed him from this
date for the payment Of the remaining $50
dollars, bearing 8 per cent interest.
Resolved, That thea above resolution be
transmitted 10 the parish treasurer, so thathc
my cease all suit against said II B Fayrot
and his endorser, without nevertheless annuI-
ling the judgment already given against said
endorser, which will be enforced 10 full after
the I'd June next, if the said Fayrot negIects
or refuses to pay said $50 as stipulated above.
On motion, the jury proceeded to the nomi-
nation of inspectors ofpublic roads and lsvees
as follows: viz: LIST Dominique Broussard,
2 ] L Peyronnin, 3 Augustin Aillet, 4 Ursin
Soniat, ga A Williams, 6 James Pipes, 7
J G Knox; double concession, below, VIM B
Thomas, do. above Theophile Allan.
On motion, the Jury proceeded to the mo-
mination Of heads of patrols, viz LIST H Ber-
geron, 2 Rosemond Hebert, 3 J B. Labauve,
a J Landry, 5 P Lafton, 6 H J Grover, 7
Cain, 8 V Durable; s Taylor and J B La
bauve, for the double concession below.
Whereas, there seems TO exist doubts as to
the boundaries of the I'd and Sd district in
this parish, it is therefore resolved that the
upper line of v. Kirkland and the lower line
of Mr.. Joseph Aillet, wiIl be the lines Of the
second and third district.
On motion, J v Durable, J B Labauve and
H Grover, were appointed by the jury a
COMMITTEES 10 examine the accounts of the
parish treasurer.
Resolved !, That the petition presented by
J l. Peyronin and Bernard Peyronin, for the
emancipation of certain slaves be rejected,
and returned to them.
Resolved, That an account Of Louis Thibi-
villier the sun of twenty four dollars for ex-
ira repairs to the court-hC use, be allowed,
and that the treasurer be authorised to pay
to said Thibivillier the said sum on his order:
Resolved, that the sum Of twenty-6 FIVE col.
lars be allowed to WIN B Robertson. Esq, for
his services in the suit Of the Police Jury "a.
Chas. Pipes, and that the treasurer be, and he
is hereby authorised to pay the said sum to
said Robertson or to his order.
Resolved, That the sum Of fifteen dollars
be allowed to d Grange for services rendered
the Police Jury for the current year.
WIN. JOYCE, President.
ADoLPHE HEBERT, CLERK.
Tuesday, June 3, ls45.
The Jury met coRfoFmably 10 adjournment
"A embers present; H Rergeron, X Hebert.
] B Labauve, V Kirkland, Joseph Landry, ]
v Durable, VIM Joyce, H J Grover, STaylor
and d P Cain.
A petition presented by Emmanuel Landry
for the emancipation OF a slave named An
tome, was rejected.
DIR. F. NJ Hereford having presented to the
Police jury a petition IN form of a letter
claiming from this parish certain damages
for causes therein mentioned, ii Is resolved
that the jury refuse to take said letter into
consideration, and that it be laid indefinitely
on the table. The vote being taken on said
petition, il resulted as follows against-J B
Labauve, Y. Kirkland, ] Landry, Fl ] Grover,
] v Durable, S Taylor, For D P Cain.
Resolved, That D Grange be authorised to
substitute coarse white sand in plac e Of saw
dust, now used on the floor ofthe'Cpurt house,
and that he present his account therefor to
the president, who is authorised 10 give hIm
a warrant on the parish for said claim.
Whereas the distribution OF the funds be-
queathed by the late Julien Psydras. has Teen
made on a sum of $1,000 tough there was
actually but $3.50 in the hands Of the tTea-
surer of said fund, leaving a deficit of $500,
ii is therefore resolved, that the treasurer be
au lhorised to issue bonds in his official Capa-
city 10 the different young ladies who have
partaken of the benefits of said loan, for said
deficit, according to their respective interests.
Whereas, the sheriff has represented that
the amount Of taxes furnished by the Clerk
of the Police Jury, exceeds by $50 % the ac-
tual addition Of the tax list, it is therefore re-
solved that a committee be appointed TO exa-
mine said roll, and If said representation be
found correct, the sheriff will only be required
to pay into the treasury the correct amount,
on presenting TO the treasurer 4 certificate
by the above committe. a~ttesting the
error in said amount.
Resolved, that Tarey Brown be named
commissary for The road Of the llfh district,
and that the hands of DR.. McGlmpsey be ad-
ded to to this district.
Resolved, That Thomas Mclean be named
road commissioner for the 18th district, and
that the hand Of Libby work on said road,
Resolved, that an account Of thirteen dol
lars presented by John L Kennedy for expen-
SIS of sickness and funeral Of an INDECENT
person named McAdam be allowed him and
paid ny the treasurer on the warrant Of the
president of the police jury.
Resolved that the commissioners Of the
Bayou Crosse Tete road be authorised to
draw on the treasury for the sum of 6fty.6ve
dollars and eighty-six cents fer services Of
guards on said road.
Resolved, that that the sum of 60 dollars
per year be allowed 10 Madam Pays n Hunt,
payable per quarter on the warrant Of the
President of The jury. and that the first quar-
ter be paid as soon as said widow will have
obtained her warrants
Resolved, That the president Of the board
Of administrators ofpublic schools be author.
Used to fnreish 70 this body III It's NEXT session
an account Of their proceedings relative 10
the funds appropriated for the support Of the
public schools of this parish,
A motion presented by Mr.. DIP Cain, "a
change the boundary Of the 9th district 10 the
lower line Of John i Lobdell, was rejected,
The jury then adjourned sine die.
WM. JOYCE, PrssidesA
A. HsssRr, Clerk