Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-06-16

Resolced That the parish law requiring the Inspectors
Roads and Levels to give bonds be and hereby repealed
On motion of Mr.. Thibodaux
The of JOS Gagne Sheriff of the parish of Terre
bonne of S4 % for maintenance of Heas in the Jail Of said
parish, was laid on the table
On motion of Mr.. Armitage,
Resolced That the Clerk Court and the President
Of the Police Jury examine the Clerks office and have the
repairs therein DONE and draw the Treasurer
amount sufficient to pay such repairs.
Mr.. Theriot presented the following ordinance
and on motion of Mr.. Armitage, the same was
adopted
Be it ordained By the Police Jury Of the parish of La
ce That whenever any patrol regularly organized and
acting under their chief shall take up slave without
written permit conditioned agreeaby law that the said
patrol shall be entitled to demand and receive Of the proprietor
of such slave the Of three dollars and lage from the
place of arreson to the place of delivery and in of
refusal from the proprietor of paying such then in such
case the atro taking such slave shall conduct the
same to the parish ia |, until their fees are paid
Be it FURTHER orddned That all laws ordinances to
this ordinance contrary be and are hereby abolished
On motion of Mr.. Pertuit the following account
was accepted An account of eighty-one cents
against the land of Cantre's Estate being the tax
for the construction of School House in the 7th
Scholastic District payable to Henry Michelet, Col
lector.
On motion of Mr.. Dagre the following resolution
passed.
Reso5ced, That the portion Of the Levee ordinance
at the top be and hereby repealed and that four feet wide
at the top, be and is hereby required.
On motion of Mr. Thibodaux,
Resoued, That B. F. Barker Justice of the Peace Of the
18th Ward his successor in office be and hereby
thorized sell according law Farming of the Ferry
Lockpor as soon possible and annually thereafter
The Jury proceeded to the election of parish
Treasurer The candidates were Cleophas Lagarde,
and Leufroid Daunis.
The votes being taken by ballot, the result was
was follows: Lagarde received IA votes and Daunis
received l VOTE therefore Cleophas Lagarde was
proclaimed duly elected
On motion of Mr. III. Bernard, the following re-
port was adopted:
To the President and Members of the Police Jury.
The committee Finance would respectfully report, that
the parish tax may be cents the hundred dollars
(Signed) JAMES BrLIU, Chairman.
On motion of Mr.. Armitage,
Resobned That the President of the Police Jury appoint
committee in accordance with the law passed during last
session Of the Legislature, redisct the parish of La
fourche.
The President named of said committee H. Ber-
nard, James Billiu, J. Theriot, A. Kees, and N.
Daigre.
Mr.. Daigre moved that the Inspectors be paid
their salary.
Mr.. Pertuit made the following amendment to
the foregoing motion, which was accepted as follows:
That Merville Rhome Inspector of the Second Dis
trct Of Inspection be paid his salary, and that the
Inspectors of the 1st Sd, and 4th District of In
spection be not paid until they shall have furnished
to the President of the Police Jury, their book
tanning what they have done as Inspectors, which
shall prove whether they have or not done their
duty.
On motion Of Mr.. Armitage, the claim of JOS
Gagne, Sheriff of the parish of Terrebonne, amount
ing to forty-fve dollars and seventy-fve cents; for
maintenance of Heas, in the jail Of the parish Of
Terrebonne, was reconsidered and ordered to be
paid.
On motion of Mr.. Pertuit,
Resobced That the salary Of the Treasurer Of the School
Funds be and is hereby fixed Two Hundred Dollars.
On motion of Mr.. Thibodaux,
Reso1oed That NJ Bourg, Sheriff. be and is hereby
horize to have the lightning rod Of the Court House
paired and put up place. and draw the Treasurer
for the amount to pay such repairs
On motion of Mr. Robichaux, the following was
accepted. A claim of Michel Duet of two dollars
and half for having taken away from public
road dead COW unknown.
On motion of Mr.. Robichaux, the Jury adjourned
until the second Monday in July.
J. G. RAGAN, President.
EMILE E. LEBLANC, Clerk.