Gazette and sentinel., 1860-04-14

7 f.. Grace aud SO>thene ComneauXs ac.
counts were rejected for want of tormaiity.
On notion, the Police Jury adjourned to to
morrow tie 10th nSt.
April IOth.-The Police Jury met pursuant
t. adjournment.
Present as before, with tie exception ofNr.
Landry.
The petition Of Pamela Williams, praying
Tor a pension vas read aud accepted end on
motion It was resolved that a pension Of eight
collars per month be allowed her, payable up
on The warrant Of tue member hJm Tue IA
war;.
The petitions Of Widow Richard N,ilier and
Ephram Laulcr, praying for a pension, were
presented, read and rejected.
ReSgirod, That the resolution iaSSci n
1856, allowing tur numbers Of the Police jury
tour do.lar- per day and m',eag", 30 ami tie
same j. hereby repealed. The resolution was
offered bv Mr.. DarGeune, and the same having
been put 10 vote was UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Then came Mr.. Allen june, Parish Treas
urer, who presented his accounts with voIgh-
erS annexed. ana The Commute OF the whole
having carefully examined the same, Gorepoit
aud LAY that tie accounts ale iu-t AM correct,
and that there - IN the hands of the Ireasu-
rcr u cash balance OF S2l,Si5 ).
Esg0irr3, That the sum 81 one hundred and
forty seven % 100 dollars ne refunded hv Mr..
Allen Jumcl, Parish Treasure, to G. ;. Rous
seau, ex-PariSh Treasurer, for commissions
due him and paid to \. june" through error.
On motion Of Mr.. Keep, Resolved, That the
District ATTY. be requested To enter a mol pEas
in the case against Laurent Mi,audUH for IA.
u~c to make itS road aud build MS ieyee Ca
lots ! and :, Town. s, hinge ii East, under
the .a>t order given by the Road aud levce
Inspector. the Police Jury being satisfied hat
SAID L. Mj.iaudon has done every thing in hrs
power to have tie work completed according
to the order Of said Inspector. Pruyidsd,
however, the said Ihllaudnn pay all the costs
already incurred in sad suit.
The report of the commissioners Of tie
Bayou Paul Bridge was presented, read and
accepted.
The petit on OF Pierre Arteau praying for
relief was presented, read, aud laid over t. the
next meeting.
Hr. CAristin offered the following resolu-
ton:
Hesolred, Thst the rates e feTriage for foot
passengers across the Mississippi river, oppo.
ste the town Of Piaqu-mine, be increased to
twenty cents instead Of 4 .ecn, a. heretofore.
The SAID resolution Was laid Cg.T u the EeX;
meeting.
The petition Of the residents Of Bayous
Crosse Tete and ~Marinsouin, praying for a
pnbiic road from the Crosse Tete opposite
RoSeGale to the Bayou Maringouin, on the linz
dividing DR.. Campbelfs plantation from Mrs.
DickiusOn's, and IN the rear OF their planta-
tons on the line dividing the plantations Of
Joseph NJ Young and Charles B-icher, t1vin:
been presented and read, was % motion
adopted with the proriso, that the parties in
{ rested pay all expenses. and assume al res
pons bill ties IN the making or ,stabl SHIN
SAID road. And on mot on, Mes.r-. Hiram
Sig!er, l. \ Stewart and Henry Be'cher were
appointed commissioners to Locate aud q.
tab.ish the above road as prayed for in the
above petition.
Mr.. Ga.Iaucher offered the following resolu
ton. which j. as follows, VIZ:
Resoirsi, That the Treasurer OF the Parish
Of lbcrvl lie shall hereafter receive as n Compcn
'Sat.un for his services aS Parish Treasurer,
four hundred dollars. TO be paid quarterly be
1t further resolved, that al. ordinances and res.
~ulutious Contrary To, or conflicting with this
resolution be repealed; aud The same belrg
seconded was put to vote, II appeared ,hatSir.
Gallagher voted in the atirmative-l ven;
and Me>srs. Dardtnne, Bsbin and hyde. vo-
ted against it-3 nays. Therefor the rcsolu.
tiun was rejected.
Mr.. Keep was excused from voting.
o. notion. the Police Jnry adjourned until
its next regular meeting, LIST Nondiy IN JGns,
1860.
J. A. DARDENNE,