Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-02-14
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HH ia tle morning, witt the addition ui q,
d. Alexander Tile Pfa#idepl called The
meeting to order n 5.s s..ss
h Mr.. II. David called np the petitiou Of
u j.. Browning and others, praying thal
lhey. Wtiabt ~ fial,s q II public tepd IRON
Mf Il Celiitia's 10 ~. j. Meeher = lauie,
md tbnt saidfy pefsots might be exempt
from wtfking any othet fpbtl fef. The term
of two years, Oh motion, said petition
VIVA lhiJ oif lie table iiutil The next June
siesFipii.
Tile Finance COMMITTEE presented the
Treasurer bud Calleetois' accounts for The
year ending Let January, 1s52. and Re-
port IN references thereto, wliialit Oh mo
tioH WAS adoptea Ag Me t #
TnrAsunfaa6 eott, t,HgHoas' aeeotHf.
Ta,sshW East ffufon i.eaHe, In aaeott,tt
tstrfptf NTH lTttitam Httbbs, 1taa.
f# sgat aatd .Gokksetg,.
f)H@41aunHfy 12, led3.@ es aa5
For amount Of warrants numbering
J trolp 10 400, 857s3 81
For deduction Oh IAN Of J.. ".
sthiauiiis, z. 80 ] es|
Paramount of nhseleeted tax on a
lhe roll Of 1850. as ldo5 eo1
Tor amount Of my commissions
fof collecting aud disbnfFing
aG217 .9s, nj u Per cent, 400 20.
Il. and @. u. ? 60 .-A-a..-if
Sfs57 AZ
1Ialbnee brought down due ne. 27g 81
1862. CONTRA CREDITS, i
jan 2.f3nlanee paid me
by j Gayle, eeq 1852 %
Amt &c tax roll
for 1850, GT72 "a
# Amt. oi tax col. 81
leeted on roll
:" ot 1870, 30t SO
"aa t54s, 4 $3.50 Oh
1851. 49," not oil roll 81 do $40 %
tAugiga J. sjIatnski for 4 IN
j ding, 2 80 a
Aug,la," G Collatte&eo 9 90
ttlbH F58#tE 8#2&ti @ &At tE#8t
taD'y .. !" Ben Morgan, & 90 IL 30
1861.
jane 2. I'll. T. Wolfe Il 80 a5
20. ass g q ~ 10 s7 %
Oct d ~, A. Waller, III
lI M as t.fs Tor line, ~ vu
NJ aiIs Henderson,
ID ii ipr digest, 0U
!" Cleo, kleinpe-
ter, for digest. 00
as -, j, IIuinpo-
Ter. FOR digest, j 90 81 , 90
j. Balance, 55T6 81
a#f t0sasa 444444aa-4Assa
Il. and O, 4. 1851 Is
I siguptl. VII 1fruss, Treas. d. Col.
lJaion Rouge, JAM j2. 1862 esia
Tho Finance Committee report, TINT
Having examined The aeeonuts ana votfelt-
efs ei the Treasurer ard Collector OF ibe
Parish, for tile Just year, found tiiuii cor
rect, aud recommend the cailgclnteut 81
his bond ap s,lel.
signed, II, ToNgtaHoN,
JAafs G. Dawson,
j. 7. CaApnAN, s u
naion Eoiige, Jun. -, 1852.
The Finances Committee, soporting in.'
fayorably on lilo following accounts, they
were rejected, VIZ
Dr. 7. M. 11nders, for services IN exnn-
nation of cfiipinnl, twenty dollars,
1'hos. Carol, for eStfu work done on.
conite Bridge, torty.eigl, dollars
1'ne liianee eeiinlilIee tllen reported
favorably 90 tlto following accounts, tliey
were allowed VIZ; 3H
70 L,C,, Morris, ex.sheria, for expense
incurred hy him IN Tie execution Of he.
groos Riley ahd Ellen, twenty dollars.
10 + fOloin, fniof, for materials fur.
pstted by him Tor repnirson Jail md Jnil-
ors house, fourteen dollars aud twenty
two cents.
10 Wm. 1fnbbs, Tor stove, etc, frrn-
ished the Jury Room, Thirteen dollars and
twenty dents.
10 Wm, Al. Bfynn, for pump in Jail
Yar,l, twehiy.seven dollars aud seventy.
| five eetits.
TO ssamnel skolfeld, Recorder, for Re.
cord books md eundries, twenty dollars
and twunlytfye cents. 81
The following resolution was proposed
aud adopted
Resolved That tho following persons
w,olaclei as guard upon tie cfirniual
sltayes Of Spenae~& Chance, who were
convicted of. murder, be allowed two dol
/ lars per day for Ave days each, viz Il SAM
|nel kelly, Waa. II. Brown, Wiley Brown,
Wesley q. Brown, r. Brown, Calvin
Brown, PHI Ilawsey, w. r.. Jewct aad
/ Wsm Carpenter.
Mr.. s. David, called mp the petition Of
/. T. Lea aud others, praying that the
road from Mrs. Iloorer's, To tile railroad,
might Be relaid out. On motion, said pc
tition was hid on the table.
The following report Of the Special
Coinniittee appointed 10 inemorializa tie.
Legislature, was presented and adopted:
| no he Honorable tEe Geaeral Assembly
Bsof The State of louisiana
The Police Jnry Of the Parish Of East
Baton Rouge, respectfully address yostri
Honorable Body on tile subject Of petit
crimes and lnisllenaeanors, sind the penal
III ol selling liquor to slaves. WIth a.
view of lessoning the expresses OF our
Parish Government tits conceived sthat Il
Justice 81 The Peace could be charged
with lie coanlzanc5 Of petit offences,
with power 10 Try aud punish. with safety
to the morals ol the community aud with
out derogating from the rights Guaranteed
sostho cItizens by the Federal Coastiiu-
tloil !sF fA ID.
The taKAfor ] arors alone for die year
1851, for this Parish. anonated to upward
of twenty live lundred dol 81 AMI mtsch
Iii this Expense sasiacurfed By the trials
|of minor offences, wien tile penalties.
might have been Inflicted by less inn