The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-06

McClsisElsaa aud Vilensaye Joabeft Is appointed
comsnmlsaAioaners Il cause ala bridge Ii u rebuilt.
Ua1a Notion 81 Mi. Elkins,
ResifSsd, That Tenant Derbanns be placed otn
tie pa1pef list for the snnl Of twenty-five dollars j
year, payable to Pierre Dsrbanne.
On motion, the Jury. adjourned to to.rnor.
row at 10 o'clock A. M. Il
,THuRspAY, February Is, 1855
The Jury met pursuant to adjournment
Present as before. 4 ss
Mr.. Thompson from the committee 90
claims, reported that they had carefully ex-
ailined the accounts submitted To them had
approved Of the following. and recommended
that they. be paid Az s#S
]. B. Bromme, for fees AZ d witness. III ID
Augustin Lahaie, for fees as Justice Of the
renee !. 49,. III ! !. ..s ..4........ 8 90
Jean ri Monile, tor ices Is Constable. 81. 5 ID
Fremont Dhpre, for fees lis Constable. I ID
Auguste j. Pitre, for fees as Constable. 3 so
Francois Landry, for repairing bridge over
Coulee Tirief. s.s.8ss s. sss&. 4. II. ". 10 90
William Mkins. for fees as Justice Of the
III! Peace; /. / 25
William Elkins, for Witnesses fees trans-
IcTltus W lin. /. (. ...9 ] NJ. !; .. !. ..... 10 30
Israel y Guillory, for Magistrates fees. trans
!tetisd to them s..s. As 6zA
Hilaire pesessarts, for fees as deputy Sheriff $50
Hilaire Desessarts, for crying adjudication
Of Clerks office "a time. 4. . So
Raphael Richard, ~fofffees ais Constable. "a 40
Jos. D Richard, for fees as Justice of the
Peace . 10 60
making steps Of the Courthouse 7g III
Hayes y Megiinley, for making plan OF
Clerks Office ssss.. / 10 90
MN Y. dafay, Iof professional services. 90 90
Theodore Chachere, for blankets for prison-
Iii. Sts...Et +..t..., ... ~. I. ...a.. ~. .... 81 IS
Theodore Chashere, for witnesse's fees trans.
ferred 70 him; Q 10
MeHenfy husband, for fees az Constable. ~ 40
= ! y .Ghachere lpr ices ~ Sheriff. w. 223 So
/. y. Chachere, for building priyy on public
j square; 30 90
=. Y. Tnachere tor ices as sheriff IS IS
A.J: thompson, tor conveying Eliza Lawler
70 Jackson Asylum o. 30
S oiiaIies m IT. VT ICES as deputy constable 5 90
Charles Thompson, for keeping and main
tanning prisoners W. :. . lat 60
Charles Thompson, for extra expenses for
-. pr 2 as.r Eallde N.Y. AZ 80
!, the III, .:l s 10
Louis lxsBoutte, for fees as Constable ..... o. SO
Louis 3. Bpntte, for fees as Constable. IL 80
Francois Dnpre j. for repairing bridge. II Id
John +. Smith, for fees as Justice Of the
Feace. ..... ..... -. 90
Louis Lastrapes, for removing office of
Clerk OF the Court. :. q 6n
Treyilie Meche, for services as juror for the
TRIAL OF slave. . . !. /. Z. q IN &
Pierre Monille, for furnishing assessment
Roll, ls57.@5 80 90
p pneaaa aaate, ior iees as Constable. s 80
ing Treasnrer's Blanks. y. & 90
Mrs, Foggerty, for witness fees. 3 90
Louis Le1eane. for services az juror for the
trial Of slaves \. I. 40. 6 90
Augustin Steen, for services as Juror for The
Trial OF slaves, ....... Q IN
Joel 4. Sandoz, for services as juror for the
trial Of slaves. /. 7. /. !. !. I. On
Michel King, for services as juror for the
tflal OF slaves, 4 .,..... 90
yves DAyy, Tor correcting assessment roll,
II 1901 ...t 49, -. {. 80 M ],
Jos. . Gaidrp, for services us juror for the
trial OF slaves. q so
Shwartz 4 Kaufman, for blankets for prison.
SWayze y Moore, for Magistrate and Con-
1 stables fees transferred to them. 1871 40
Iheodole Devalconrt, for fees as Magistrate 8 S74
5ohn Collins, Tor fees as deputy Constable. !. 40
Widow John Bndd, for fees us witness an
m VA DUG, i9f ices as witness. 90
Mss n - ~ puua, ior lees us witness. / 90
MARTIN Sullivan, Tor fees as witness. i IN,
Francis Trainer, for Constable and witnesses
fees transferred to him. * IL Ms
A. Miaspaugh ,tor witnessed fees transferred
T. him. 1910
A. Mllsraugh, for his fees as Magistrate
ana constable fees transferred to him, Of ~
A. Millspangh, for fees for holding inquest
over bpdy OF baugimon ..... % 90
=, Sal Sz f3 -----
Making the aggregate sum, of .l4os 40
The said committee further reported that
they referred to the Jury, the following claims,
10 wit: 55 #s}g. sse.
Sandoz & Meynier, for publishing proclama-
ton OF Election, Noy. ls57.,. lN7 IN
Dunn, for holding an inquest over
the body of John P. Roberts To- no
Henry, Young, for his services as commits.
siehef ...s a..... IS 90
Jean Bite. Courvilie, for his services as com
missioner. -. a 80
John II. MeGee, for his services as commits
s 10
On motion of MIR. Thompson,
Resoiped, That the report of the committee nm
'ialnls, be adopted, and that warrants be issled in
avor OF those persons whose claims have been an
proved. s P
Resoiped, That the account of Martin Dunn. fnr
zen dollars, be paid and that the sam Of seventy.
line dollars be paid to Sandoz & Meynier. in ths;r
recount for publishing notices of the election of
November iS57.
Reseteed. That the claims of, Henry Young. lean
Ste, Courpille and John IL. Melee, for their ser.
aces as commissioners be rejected.
On motion Of Mr., Thompson, the preamble
md resolution were unanimously adopted. p
Whereas a eommitte composed of Messrs. Josenb
Fonteuot and james NJ. Thompson, appointed Ly |
he Police Jury of the Parish of st. Landry. To es,
mine and report upon the accounts of onezime A
iu1dfy. as ltarisll Treasurer and as keeper of the !
ands Of tile Free Public Schools of said Parish. for
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