Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-06-13

cords of said Court are removed there
from be, and is hereby granted to Mcsrs
Mills and MaIhiot, on condition of their
giving their services as attorneys to the
parish. free of charge.
a petition of Mr. A. Gelos was read
and laid on the table subject to reconsi>
deration.
A petition of Mr. Dorcino Landry was
read praying for the emancipation of his
slaves MtIanie and Marie, and
on motion Of T. Leblanc
The yeas and nays were taken and il
appeared that 3m"rnbers voted against
it and 5 in favor Of it. Consequently the
PRAYER of said petition was refused.
The report Of the commissioners ap-
pointed 10 lay out road from Bayou La
f urchc and Bayou Sec, was read and
adopted, and
on motion of ID. Ilimcl
1880. Resolved that C'erviIle Himel
be, and he is hereby appointed orerScer
of the road ordered TO he opened from
the Bayou Lafourche to Bayou Sec, and
that he is empowered to take the neces-
sary measures for opening said road.
The report of the commissioners ap-
pointed to lay out a road on Bayous
BGuf and rOurs was read and adopted
unanimously, and
on motion of James T. Pngh:
1881. Resolved that Daniel Morrison
be, and he is hereby appointed ovcrsecr
of the road ordered to be opened on Ba-
yous Beuf and FOurs, and empowered
to take the necessary measures for opens
ing said road.
A petition Of Achiilc Leblanc praying
for the emancipation of his slave Cons
tance was read and passed unanimously
for the first reading.
A petition of the inhabitants of the
Brule St-Martin was read, praying that
a road be opened leading to Grand Ba-
you, and
on motion of f. MolIere
1892. The President appointed Mcsrs
Gustave Lauve. Estevc Hernandez. Pc
rico Sanchez. Hipolyte Breaux, Marce-
lin B. Leblanc and Armogene Giroir to
lay out said road.
A petition of Mr. A Gentle was read.
1888. On motion-Resolvcd that the
room now occupied by the Recorder be
rented to Mr. A. Gentle, for one huns
dred dollars a wear, rs soon as the re
cords of said office are removed there
! from. s- ..-....-
A petition ofMr Daniel Murray pray
ing for the emancipation of his slave AL
bert, was read and laid on the table IN
definitely.
A petition of the inhabitants Of Ba-
yous Bnnf and l'Ours was read, praying
for the division of the school district No
| Is. and
1884. On moion-Rcsolved that that
portion Of the 18th school district lying
on Bayou Beuf be and is hereby created
into Il new district TO be known as the
25th district.
1895. A petition of the heirs Of Mrs
Francois Barilau praying for the eman-
cipaton of the slave Melite, was read
and passed unanimously by the first read
| ing.
The report of the Sheriff showing the
amount of the militia tax, by him col
lccted, was examined and accepted.
1926. Mr. SupersieIle appointed at the
last session of the police jury, to print a
Digest of the laws of said jury, present.
ed a copy ofthe said Digest for exami-
nation and committee Of Mssrs Alex.
Guilot, Lucius Suthon, A. D. Truxillo,
was appointed to examine said Digest.
On motion Of r. G. Martin
1887. Resolved that the sum Of three
thousand dollars be aud the same is he
reby appropriated to carry out the con-
tract entered into with Mr. Grismore for
the building Of The court house, aud that
the. same shall be drawn out of the
Treasury and on the warrant of the
commissioners, countersigned by the
President Of the police jury.
A Areport Of the commissioners appoint
ed to contract for the building of the
court house, and
The President appointed Messrs Lu-
cius Suthon, P. Theriot and y. Himel
to examine the claims against the Pa.
rish.
On motion, the jury adjourned until q
o'clock. .s1 .
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