The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-02
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Police Jury ofthe Parish ofW. B. Rouge.


Police Jury ofths Parish ofW. B. Rouge.
At regular session Of the Police Jury OF
the Parish of West Baton Rouge, held at the
Court House thereof. on Monday, the Sd day
Of January, 1883, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, tine
following members were present, viz: NJ.
G. Leblanc, Joseph Trasimond Landry,
Bernard Pcyronnin, Charles Smith and Will
liam Reynaud Abs.nt-Messrs CHARLES
L. Petit Fielding Cooney. Ernest Hebert,
John l.. Lobdell, William J. Lyle and John
r. Nolan.
There being no qaorun, the Jtry aGoorn-
ed till 9 o'clock, r. NJ.
At o'clock P. ", the same members be-
ing present and there still being no quorum
they again adjourned until next morning, 18th
instant, at 10 o clock n. N.
TUESDAY MORNING., Jan.iary a. 1855
The Jury met agreeably to adjournment
present, Messrs William Lyle, John L. Lob
dell Charles Smith, Bernard Peyronnin. J.
T. Landry, John I. Nolan, Fielding Cooney
and William Reynsud. Absent-Messrs
". c. Leblanc. Ernest Hebert and Charles
L. Petit,
The committee appointed on tire 9Th Of
September last, to whom was referred the
Report Of the Parish Attorney, in the mat
ter of the election: held on the gath July,
1852, for taking the sense Of the people Of
this Parish as to the propriety of issuing
Parish Script for building Plank Road
from the Bayou Crosse Tete to the Missis-
Sippi River, submitted their Report on this
day, there having been no quorum on the
Goth day of September last-the day fixed
L.. T.,
Whereupon it was Oh motion Resolrcd
That the Report of said Committee be laid
on the table, with the exception of that part
Of the said Report, which was adopted, set
ting aside and repeating the instructions
given to the Parish Attorney to institute an
action in the premises before the Sixth Ju-
dicial District Court
Report Of Committee appointed to examine
Parish Treasurer's accounts.
To THE POLICE JukY. &c-The under
signed appointed at the last session of the
Police Jury Committee to examine the
Treasurer's Books and Vouchers, have per-
formed that duty and report that they find
them correct, and balance in the hands of
the Tr as irer of Seventeen Dollars and
twenty four cents.
iSigned) 1T. NOLAN,
Vast Baton Rouge !. r. LANDRY,
January 4, 1853. B. PryRoNNIN.
Resolved, That the said Report be adopted
Report Of the Com Of the Poydros Legacy
To the Hon. the President and
Members Of the Police Jury Of the
Parish of West Baton Rouge.
The undersigned Commissioners Of the
Poydras Fund, respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report:
According to instruction received by the
Parish Attorney from the Police Jury, said
Parish Attorney proceeded to have seized
and sold, Ave arpents of land, situated at the
lower end of this Parish and belonging to
the Estate of Daniel Contin, whereof Mar
celine Bergeron is the Executrix, said tract
Of land having been mortgaged to the Police
jury to guarantee the payment of Two
Thousand Two Hundred Dollars, loaned out
Of said poydras Fund to Francois Bedat, de-
ceased, its original owner. On the day OF
sale, the undersigned commissioners of said |
fund purchased said tract, there being no
other bidder, at the price of Eighteen Hun
dred aud sixty six dollars, and afterwards
sold the same to Balthazar Dupuy of the
Parish OF Iberville, for the sum of Two
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, payable
on the lst day of March, 1853, with eight
per cent interest from date till paid
The object OF the present Report is that
the Police Jury ratify the proceedings had
in said transaction, to wit: The purchase
of said tract of land for the price aforesaid
of Sls68,66 and tina sale of the same to sal!
Balthazar Dupuy for the sum of Two Thou
sand Five Hundred Dollars.
Til. whole Of which is respectfully SUBJ
United, lSignedl H. NJ. FAvRor,
J. V. DURALDE,
NJ. BARROW.
Whereupon it was on motion Resolved,
That said Report be unanimously adopted,
filed and spread on the Records; and that
the proceedings of said commissioners had
in said transaction, to wit: The purchase
of said tract of land for the price aforesaid
Of Sls6666 and the sale of the same to Bal
thazar Dupuy, for the sum of Two Thousand
Five Hundred Dollars, be ratified
!. " Durable, Sheriff, having submitted
to the Police Jury at the legal meeting
convenee at the Court House, on this day
for the purpose his bond as Tax Collector
to the amount of S1g, 1867, with Messrs p r.
Babin and L. Favrct, as securities. said bor,d
was unanimously accepted and considered
Us ample and sufficient to secure the pay
ment of the Parish and State Taxes, for
which said Sheriff and Collector, J. V. Du-