Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-24

y AAti p1EStFlts 8itt9sG assessments are so Small
that The eosf Of collection would oyerrun he
proceeds Of the sale Of the properly, 1t will
atso be seen HAT there is a balance due Che
Treasursf6 S258,75 cents. The amount
and accompanying vouchers are herewah
s8bfnift6d.
The Committee herewith submit a prapo4
sitioa Of Il DapIantier late collector aud
Treasurer for The settlement Of the MONT
due the Parish on the Rolls Of 1888 aud
1893, and recommend is ADOPTION, II IL
aecords with the Usaqes of jury in such cases,
and after consultation With the Parish affer-
ney il ii believed III be- tbe ouBy practicable
mode to adjust the matter, they accordingly
report a resolution to fhst CR CT, alf Of which
~ respectfully submitted,
William d Lea,
Egbett Morgan,
III Tomliasen.
Baton Rouge, 12th January 1915.
ltis agreed thar the Police Jary If tie
Parish Of East Baton Rouge, receive rem
Angastin Dspiantier such list Of Delinquent
tax payers for the years 1888. and 1899, az
be may offer 10 discharge ofgbe aa1oaaf at
due by him u The Parish, AZ appears tom
his asst settlement with the Police JafY On
condition that the present fax ColIeet0f and
Treasurer Of the Parish have such acccss .
the rolls Of said years as NAY be- reqafs8e
to enable hina to enforce TIE Collection CT
the amount 80 received, provided, chat If Va (
AMOUNT against any such delinquent ta4
payers has been previously collected Or sft-
tied, then The said Duplaufler shall DOfat
out Immediately To the present Collector 81
equal amount against either deliaqaents on
the same rolls, and so oa to the fsIl amount
due by them to fhe Parish upon which the
said DupIantIer shall have q receipt 10 faII
VIM. Gill agent for A Dapiaatier.
Resolved, That the Police Jury aceeds
10 tie ab0Ye proposition Of VIM. Oil agent
of A Juplsnfief late Parish Collector and
Treasurer, and that the present Collector
ard Treasurer forthwith wait on The said
DupIantisr or bis sail agent and receive
such list Of delinquent tax payers for those
years as may be offered and receipt for the
same in fat with the condition Of the said
proposition and be proceeds forthwith to The
collection Of such taxes, until tie same shall
be fully collected aud he comply in every
respect with the said proposition, provided
always that the rolls for those years remain
open to the present Collector and Treasut err
60 as to enable bin % inforce collections.
adopted.
Resolved, That the bond Of the tax collect
or and Treasurer for the year 1916, be- IN
creased 70 Eight Thousand dollars,
On motion, James VI EIara was appointed
a Commissioner Of Elections for fhe Baton
Rouge precinct, IN place of John Reid ESQ.,,
aad Samuel Faulkner commissioner Of Flee
ti0n for the Plains precinct in place Of
George P Lilly EGG,
A petition was received from B Bryan
Jailor raqas sting that be might be allowed
374 cents per day for keeping and feeding lhe
Slaves confined ID Jail, which was read abd
granted.
Messrs. Manget, Pate and Tontnsan
" ere appointed a committee 10 examine, and
report on the BrekawoFk done BY l. Berbeli
in The Court House
On motion the petition Of B Bryan Tailor,
for allowing him 373 cents per day for feed
ing the slaves confined ID Jail sas rsconsid-
cred and rejected.
Resolved, That samt Miller be allowed
Thirty dollars from the Parish for the year
1916 payable quarterly passed.
The following accounts wsrs examined
allowed
70 e G Morris Sheriff. go Is
do do % 81 %
10 d 1EYdH5 SafIgfs 10 WD Z
lanes Alley assessor for paper, D Is
The following Recommendation to the Gov {
ofthe State 81 Louisiana, in favor ofI
Marcus Cheathau1 was read and adopted.
Tobis ExeeIancy Alexander Moutoa J
Governor of the State Of L0uisians. !
The Police Jury Of the Parish of East /.
Baton Rouge, bel ewing tito be their duty, !.
the act Of the Legislature approved !
l8rle35, beg leave respectfully to !
epressHt to your Excelleucy, That Mar {
Cheafham, residing In fhis Parish 10 a :
and dumb boy, that be fs about 10 :
ears Of age, that he IS one Of six chill :
lreHs that he has no father living, and his
mother is a widow in INDECENT circumstances, :
said Marcus CHeathan ID b proper sub I
oct for the Charitable aid and ass stance Of !
State, as provided for under the above, I
ecited statute of January I6,IS3s entitled an !
CT relative to the INDECENT Deaf and Dumb :
fthe State Of Louisiana
R8aoIvedt That Messrs. TonnInaon, Mon. =
and I. WadifT be appointed a Commit 4
Be To rent out the Baton Rouge Academy to 4
he best advantage for the Parish. The same )
are authorised to sell two stoves
the Court House belonging to the Parish,
8
Mr. ] J Collins vas excused further b
tendance this session. b
Tuesday morning January 10, 1876
The Police Jury met pursuant 10 adj0nrn- "a
tents, Present. the same members as yes 81
except Msssrs. Collins and Lopez. Ii
The Jury vas called to order. and the
Of yesterdays proceedings read q
The Committee appointed to examine the =
rick work done IN the Court House b7 E g
report, that they have done SCI, =
ID recommend $50. be allowed the said J.
for the materials and work, which =
as adopted.
The following resolution was of4red and
Resolved That B Bryan be allow 81
| Thirty cents per day for feeding IN Jail
q slaves confined therein. a.
Resolved. That from and after the proc- ID
nation Of this resolution, that Hawkers and dl
shall pay for Iicsncs to peddie IL d,
is Parish the following gums viz. ma
To peddle ia Wagon or Cart per an
I'm, $20 % th
on single horse, $40
on foot, s. -
Ard be ii further resolved, that ID shall IS
the duty Of all cons ables within the Iim- n
uf this Parish to require to be producsd
G Iicence Of any person VINO may be found -
ddiing within said limits, and IN default Of
production 10 report the fact to anv IL
agisfraie to be proceeded u according to -
~.
The Police Jury then adjourned sine-diehg-
THOMAS DEVALL Presid~ wife,
Samuel Sa1ifeid elk. - thing