Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-01-31

Is WdYtd jli, ~ ~
Court The sum Of eighteen dollars, which
shall be held for the Use, and subject TO
tie order Of said Parish. That the party
praying for a jury shall give security to
the satisfaction Of the Clerk Of the said
Court to pay the Parish the SUM OF eishtee.l
dollars for every additional day occupied
in the trial eftlle cause. And ut the end
Of every calender month, the Clerk OF
said court shnll pay over all monies re-
ceiyed by him from that source, 70 the
Treasurer of said Parish. And that on
the trial and determination Of the case tile
said jury fee, shall abide the event Of the
suit and be charged against the party cast
in like manner as any other costs III the
suit.
All Of which ia respectfully snbnlttsd.
The Jury then adjourned until to-nior-
row at 10 o'clock A. M.
Wednesday Morning
Jan. 18th 1852.
Tie Jury met according to adjourn.
ment , present the same members as OH
yesterday, with the addition Of Or.
George G;arig. The President called the
meeting to order. The minutes Of yes
terday being read were approved.
The President'appointed Messrs. Tom.
~linson, Dawson and Garig the Finance
committee for the ensuing year.
The following resolution was proposed
and adopted.
Resolved, That hereafter the Public
Castrator of horses shall have q privilege
on the animal they castrate. The ailima
shall be held subject 10 the pay for saie
service, and the animal So castrated s!lal
be sold to pay for the said service, pro
vided the owner fails IN paying for tie
same, after being notified.
Tfhe finance committee reporting unfa
vorably to the claim Of G. w. Riley foI
board Of Jurors at the last term of tho
| District Court for $l4. 1t was rejected
The following appointments were made
| of Castrator Of stu horses for the ensuing
~l.year, viz: For wards No. | 2 and 8
"a. PHO; EJames S. Rhodes; S and 6
Johh Chids; 7rWm. Bills O. Z: Maj
tinus 10 Thos. Browning.
A petition evas presently, signed b.
| Smith and NJ. Hattol and Charles @
Hall, praying that the public road No. :
be changed at their own expense SO a.
10 suaighten said road, and improve its
position. The chafgys to m OF
the And of Nc. Hatton and Smith (for
merly belonging to r. Penny to rnr
north. 10. d.. west until it reaches thu
land ufG. o.. 4Iali-thence north 26 deg
west through his plantation until it strikes
the old road, ON the tract Of land belongin:
to John Nc Donough Estate, below the
town of Baton Rouge, leaving the on
route about four acres at the ~fartlest point
The Commissioners not to receive tlt
new road until it be placed in as goot
order as the old. And that the iollowin.
board Of commissioners be appointed, viz
j. B. Kleinpeter, Philip Garig, Deni
Daigre, John Randolph, George Ran
dolpll and Jacob Smith to superintent
and receive said road according to tn
above terms. The said petition wa.
granted, file rules being dispensed with.
The following resolution Of appropria
ton was presented, and on motion, til
rules being dispensed with, was adopted
And Messrs. Christine and Perrin wer
appointed commissioners, to carry into Ell
ect the same.
Resolved, That the sum Of six hun
dred dollars be, and the ann is llereb.
appropriated for the purpose OF pawn:
with brick, tile Court house square, an
that two members be appointed a corn
mittee to let ont the contract, and super
intend the construction Of the same.
Sundry petitions praying that Paupcr
might be provided for were presented. am
were granted, and the following person
were placed on the list OF third class Pau
pers, to receive FIVE dollars per montl
each, viz Peter Shouts, Margaret Cul
~Iinane, Cornelius Martin. David Hnllte
and James M. Morgan.
Tie following resolution was PROPOSED
and adopted.
Resolved, That hereafter all perso
pedling within the limits Of the parish Q
East Baton Rouge, shall first take on
license from the Treasurer and Collecto
Of the same, on the following terms 70
one year, to wit for yedIing with q hors
and cart. twenty dollars per mum witt
pack, on horseback or on foot, ten dol
lars per annnm. And all persons fonit
pedling without sucll license within sal
limits without first Obtaining such license
shall be subject to a fine Of double TIL
amount Of such lisence one half Of whicl
fine, to be paid The mformer, and the 9th
Ell half tobe paid into the Parish Treasury
recoverable before any court OF colnpeten
jurisdiction. All laws aud ordinances
To- the contrary, are hereby Repealed.
The petition of Vim. Vaughan wa
presented, praying that two bundled and
ilty dollars reserved from him as contract
or Tor building the bridge across the Cornit
river, near Major Roberts be refundet
him. The said petition was on motor
laid on the table.
On motion the Jury then adjournet
sine dse.
G.. w. CHnIsrrNE. Prest.
WIN. HUNS, Clerk.