Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-06-26


hereby authorised to pay said sum quar-
terly on the warrant Of said widow
Faustin Braud.
o. motion of M. Dugas,
Resolved that the sum o(tihy dollars
year be and the same is hereby APP
propriated for the relief Of widow Hen
ny Newchurch. and the parish treasurer
i'd hereby authorised to pay said sum
quarterly, on the warrant of said widow
Henry N%ewchnrch.
M. Lauve asked for and obtained the
reconsideration Of the resolutions allow
ing two hundred adolIars to Romagosa
for his services as road inspector for this
paris and ~discharging him and security
from all responsibility as such which
resolutions were repealed, and
On motion,
Resolved that the parish treasurer be
and he is hereby authorised to pay TO
NJ. +. Romagosa, the sun of three hun
dred dollars, account granted TO him by
law as Il compensation for his services
as Inspector roads and lcvees.
Be it further resolved that the parish
attorney be and he is hereby authorised
TO inquire into the case of the said ms
pector, and see iftherc is cause to pros
sccute him for not having performed
his duty as road Inspector, and that the
clerk of the District Court be and he is
hereby requested TO give ii copy of the
report Of Grand Jury 10 said parish al
torney. .a. ..-r "
Be it further resolved that the bond
of said Inspector be and the same is he
reby revived, and that the secretary Of
the Police Jury is requested send a copy
OF these resolutions 10 said parish at
torney. .as.# .N.4-# ~
A report ofthe commissioners appoin.
ted by the Police Jury, at its session of
The month Of june 1852, for the purpose
of laying out "A road from Bayou Lafour>
che 10 Grand Bayou at a place called
s. la Butte, was read and rejected, and
feb On motion.
New commissioners were appointed,
as follows /: Norbert L,auve, Lufroy Sa-
soy, Hippolyte Braud, Marcelin B. Le-
blanc, Hermogene Giroir, Pierre San
chez and Joseph Landry, to lay ont Il
road from Bayou Latourche TO Grand
Bayon,a at place called la Butte"
with instructions to assess the dammages
which may be suffered by the owners Of
lands on which said road may passe;
and also to agree if possible, will, the
owners ofthe old road which passes on
NJ. Gustave Lauye's plantation, about
annuillng the act by which said road
was established.
On motion of M. Theriot.
Resolved that the roads on Belle Ri.
yer be. and they are hereby made public
roads and subject to the inspection of
The road inspector of the upper district
Of this parish. w
s1 On motion of NJ. Dugas,
Resolved that the inhabitants of the
Attakapas Canal have leave and are
hereby authorised to allow their hogs
to rove, provide however, that every
night these who allow their hogsto rove
shall pen them up, in order that they do
not enter the enclosures of their neigh
bors or of any other person.
Resolved further that should the hogs
OF any one inhabitants be found in The
enclosure of another, such inhabitant in
whose enclosure they are found, shall
have the right to kill them.
Resolved further, that any inhabitant
whose levee or road may be damaged
by the roofing Of such roofing hogs, shall
have the right to xii. them and shall
also have the right TO require the owner
OF said hogs, to repair aud make good
any damage, he may have incurred, in
the value thereof or the necessary work,
by suit before any competent Court. {
On motion Of NJ. Dugas,
Resolved that the use of the room
aow occupied by Mrs Malhiot add Mills
be and the same is hereby granted them
loF one year, on the condition that they j.
he. said Malhiot and Mills, give their !
services as attorneys to the parish. 39
The president appointed Mrs Dugas, 1
iete and Lauve "a committee to cxami. !
the new claims against the parish.
ab On motion Of M. Dugas,
Resolved that the rates Of ferry be so t
lmended that hereafter all ferrymen Of y
his parish, shall have the right 10 char t
e for crossing a buggy and one horse, t
cents. and for a gig and one horse, Il
cents.
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