The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-05-18

that the resolution passed by the Police
Jury at the last sitting was not explicit
enough.
On motion of Mr.. Preston, the subject
was referred to the same Special Com
mittee appointed ut the previous sitting
of the Jury.
The Attorney reported verbally that
his opposition to the homologation of
the Tableau of the Draining Commits
sioners had been set aside.
A communication was received from
Mr.. John Hoey on the subject of u
settlement amicable in relation to q
Judgment obtained against him for
Parish Taxes.
Mr.. Preston moved that said commu-
nication be referred to the Finance
Committee, which motion was lost.
On motion of MIR. Levy it was
Resoired, That the communication of
John Hoey be referred t. the Attorney,
and that said Attorney be authorized to
II 70 good and solvent security for the
| .-yment of the same, without noyating
the original debt.
The President handed in the follow
ing communication on the subject of
the Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars
Bonds issued by this Police Jury ia
loFOE vi Jilc NlOuuLGQ UudruSf -OI
Jefferson"
GENTLEMEN: In accordance with
your resolution of last sitting, / have
issued Five Bonds of 1--we Hundred
Dollars each bearing eight per cent
interest and payable one year after
date, and have handed the same to
Captain Dreux, / herewith enclose
you his receipt for the samea am
proud to state to the Jury that most
of the Bonds have been discounted
by citizens of the Parish.
All of which respectfully submit,
(Signed,) VIM. MITHOFF,
President.
On motion of Mr.. perret tho samo
was received and approved.
A communication from Mrs. Kitter-
man on the subject of paying only
one half of her Licence of One Hum
dred Dollars for Keeping Coffee
House ut Kennerville, taking into
consideration that she had kept open
only three months and half, was on
motion of Mr.. Preston granted.
The report Of the different expendj-
lures created by the Commissioners of
Public Works for Greenville. stating
the different amounts expended, and FOR
what purposes, was on motion of Mr..
Miller received and approved.
The Returns of the Election hold
on the Sth day of April, 1861, for tho
Election of Three Commissioners of
Public Works in the Village of Green-
vile, was read, and votes counted
from which it appeared that Frank
Haynes, Jacob Wolf, Roger Damonte,
were duly elected.
A petition from Residents of Green
vile in relation to certain persons
obnoxious to the community was on
motion Of Mr.. Levy laid on the table.
Petitions were received from inhabi
tants of K6nnerviIle. and Huntsville,
asking TO form themselves into Compa-
MES or Patrols, and asking tho. jury
to appoint one said Members rs Captain,
was on motion Of Mr.. Levy referred
to the Finance Cowsnittee.
A petition from persons residing in
the neighborhood of Eleanor street,
asking the Jury to open snid street,
and binding themselves to fill up the
pond, which is now one of the circum-
stances, was on motion Of Mr.. Levy
referred to Committee Of throe.
The President appointed Messrs
Levy, Preston and Perret on snid
committee.
Mr.. Preston offered the following
resolution.
ResoLved, That the Syndic be and is
hereby authorized TO contract with
proper persons for tho purpose of con-
structing the necessary Bridges on
Magazine street.
The following gentlemon were
elected by acclamation as School
Directors for tho Public Schools of
the Parish for the ensuing year.
First District:
j. j. GUTEKREz, LEONARD FEHNER.
Second District
JOSEPH IERTNGUE, Il. Ii. GoGREvE.
Third District
FRANKLIN SIMMONS SAMUEL Bowman.
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