Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-10-05
Respectfully, E. B. TRINIDAD.
JAS. T.. I0RnTTT

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On motion of S Lodbdell, it was
Resolved, That the committee appointed
to confer with committee Of East Baton
Rouge, Is regards certain relief prayed for bv
the lessees Of the Ferryboat, be allowed fur.
ther time to make their report. 7-s~.-.
On motion of d P Cain Il was
Resolved, That all levees in the i1th W.,d
shall have eight feet base for everv foot of
water bearing against the same, and have =
summit Of one foot more than the depth Of
the water and be two feet above high water
On motion of D P Cain it wss
Resolved, That the sum Of ten dollar, be
II ) Hyams for services ~ Clerk Of, the Ju-
ry at its last session. etc.
On motion Of E B Trinidad it was r,
Resolved, That the President Of the Police
jury when called upon by Capt. Tavrot, of
the Delta Rifles, have full power to issue the
parish bonds to said Della Rihe..- for the
whole balance, $1,000, of the appropriation
made to them, or such sum as NAV Sc asked
by Capt. Favrot.
Resolved also, that the same be extended
to Capt: F A Williams, of the Tirrailleurs.
for the balance due them, say $1,000 77aT7'
The report Of W B Chamberlin, Chief Of
Police, as regards patrols, etc. was received
read, and laid on the table subject to cali. :
d Cain was excused for not attending
the last two meetings of the Jury.
On motion of F. B Trinidad. It wa a.,
Resolved, That Mrs Joseph Smith be ID.
ded to our volunteer list as the wife of one
of our volunteers. and her time to commences
on the 1st Of September, with s. per month.
Resolved, also, that the Sf0 collected BY
the Chief of Police, from Mr. Joseph Smith,
for neglect Of patrol duty, be RENTED 10 Mn
Joseph Smith.
On motion Of Lobdell, it was
Resolved, That J R Devajl be- appointed
Inspector OF Ward No. 9, in place Of w J
Lyle who has not qualified. ~ aoIif
On motion Of T Landry, Mrs, Apsuste
Buquoi was stricken from the list Of paTtjci.
hants in the volunteer fund, on account of
per husband being discharged from service
in the Confederate lmY. Mrs Felix He.
bert being also erased from said list for the
same cause. sxas 5..g "a
On motion Of E B Trinidad, il was a
Resolved, That the wife Of Amedee He.
bert should receive the sum Of SIG from the
volunteer fund, instead Of $l2 per month
originally allowed her. -
On motion Of c s Lobdell, It wss & K
Resolved, That the sum Of $277 20 be al
lowed John Buhler, Esq, for damages done
to his levees in 1859. a. ..t ss..sE -sesIs.' ',
On motion of J T Landry, it was -s,'s42 y
Resolved, That the ownera of slaves, who
In the habit Of sending their servants to
market at Baton Rouge and other places, be
requested to exercise increased vigilance
over such services il having come 70 the
knowledge Of this body, that such servants
are in the habit Of obtaining Intoxicating
liquors in contrsvsation Of the lswJ ind orr
dinances Of this parish and Of the laws of
this State. - s,s55.s95 iess 81,
On motion Of s Lobdell, the Presidens
appointed the following gentlemen, viz .A-.s
Messrs. T Landry, E B Trinidad and rC-S
Lobdeil, IS committee to draw. M ! .patit-
ion, Or memorial. to the Legislature Il THE
State, praying tie lesalizine Of the eiosing
Of Bayou Plaquemips BY the iahsbitants Of
the parish Of lbasville. ~ Il I'D 20
The Jury then: on motion Of, l. Lobdsll,
was adjourned uEtii the last Monday of the
o. BErs4sD, j.. JAS. e. WOODS,
7" Clerk pro tenn. Preaident.