Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-02-03

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&, BERGERON.
COMMITTEE. ~. A. BIRD.
g@5 Il. DRAUD
q following accounts were allowed
oy the T'hahce Committee and approved
by the jury:
H. J, Hyams, el'k, 8 copies proceedings. 81 "a
Il. ). Hyams, j. F., State VS.. Celestin. o.
Il. J. Hyams, do State VS.. Marcel. Il al
U Bernard, Recorder, protest book 49,. Is M
BAl jail fees, East Baton Rouge ........ 81 "a
The following old accounts were rean.
proved and recommended to be paid by
the Treasurer:
I. Beigeron,R s. L Inspec'r 1862. . so 90
Amedee Landry, 4 L L inspec'r 1862. so 90
Or, ). a, Landry, lees, 1861 .~.....~ 10 90
J. Braud, 3 'sh warrants, lS62.. q io
Amedee Tuillier, claim 1862 0 a.
Vii Tuillier, R & L Inspec'r lS62.... son
Q. Bernard, extensionn p3sh roll 1867 a. ol
O.. Bernard, & & L ~Inspec'r 1862 Is Oh
The following old accounts wee laid
over for further Investigation Police
Jury warrant No. s, Dec. Ist 1862, Wild.
ow Ellie Hebert, panper, $50; warrant
mo. sos, Jan. 10, 1863. Mrs AmedeeIIe.
bert, volunteer fund, SIC warrant. vol.
unteer fund, Widow Ellie Hebert, jar Ia
1858, No. 50T ; warrant No. 493. DecaS.
1862, VIM. White, fofILami Daron, d.
unteer fund, $50; warrant No. s, Dec.l.
1862. J. B Lababiole, for widow Lafere.
pauper, $50 warrant No.3 Dee. |, 1866,
j. Brand, for Eloise Dupnyspauper, $l.;
bill of Augustin Leclefca, Juror, in mat
ter Of the State vs.. John Hickey, slave,
81 40 100.
After reading the above report, the FOL
lowing resolution was offered by Mr..
Bergeron and adopted
Re5ojued, That the Sheriff is hereby au-
thorised not to pay, nor receive in lieu Of
parish taxes, any old claims againstsths
parish, except those which have been ap.
proved by the Police Jury at IFS session
Of December Is, 1855, ana those approx
ed by the same body since its reorganiza-
ton on the 10Th day Of August, 1865.
Mr.. Brooks offered the following which
was adopted
Resofted, That the SUM Of four hundred
dollars be paid II. J. Hyans, for one
years services as parish printer and as
Clerk Of the Police Jury, in advance with
John A. Bird as security.
Mr.. Brand offered the following, which
was adopted
Resofeea, That the Sheriff and parish
Treasurer be authorised to collect all par
ish licences, on or Immediately after the
LIST day Of January next, 1861
The following offered by Mr.. Besgeron,
was adopted
Reso7gea, That H. J. Hyains, ]. r, and
his constables, be allowed the sun Of
fifteen dollars 10 full for services IN mat
ter of the parish rs. -Franklin, for Vi
olatlon of the pedling laws, and two dol
lars For fees in matter Of the parish VS..
John - for fine inflicted for carrying
concealed weapons.
The resignation Of Mr., B. Stevens, as
member from the 10th Ward, was read
aud accepted.
The following letter was received and
ordered to be flied
WEsr Baron ROUGE, Dec. II, 1865.
To DunteJ HscAey, President Poiee Jufy;
S1R:-I was requested by the Chief En-
Of this Levee District to notify You
that on account of the short space OF time
between this and the rise Of the river,
the State cannot take charge OF the re-
pairs of leyees and fascining, those works
are to be done as usual. An account OF
expenses might be kept by the Police
Jury, which will be a matter of consider
alton for tie Board of Levee Commission
ers.
Yours respectfully,
A. v. DUBROCA,
Assistant Engineer 1st Division
On motion adjourned to January Atm
1866, at 10 o'clock a. no.
e. J. HYAMs, DAN HICKEY,
Clerk. President.
QUlLP thinks bread must be plenty his
year If ii comes from the sweat OF the