Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-08

ing bill : JOS. r. BLrcard, inciden-
tals, Court Honse, &6.2O, Bill Of d.
F. Kennrr of e22.5O for expenses in
small pox case came mp for approval
same being objected to by Mr.. E.
Mericq; Mr. Miles moved ito approx
al, and the yeas and nays were call
ed, and the bill was approved in full
by the following vote: yeas, Miles,
Metcalf. Williams, Lasseigne, Barre
and Cayolle; nays, Hymel and Me-
ricq.
Report Of Committee to ascertain
amount Of repairs and expenses on
Jail submitted aud read, and same
adopted.
The report says "that considering
the bad location Of the Jail and the
necessity Of building new Jail, they
would recommend only the repairing
Of the wooden gates instead Of putt
ing in iron ones; also that the Sher-
i6 be authorized to repair the fnQrs
of the cells Of the jail.n Signed: O1S
tave Hymel, Charles Lasseigne, or
the Committee.
Report of the Committee relative
to rowing Of cattle on the battnres,
the cultivation Of the battures and
buildings thereon, submitted and
read, and the said report being dis
cuss+d Mt length, on motion Of Emile
Mericq, the report was not agreed to.
Mr.. Jnles Refine, by consent, address
ed the Jury in favor of the report,
and Mr.. Lasseigne submitted the
following as q substitute: Be 1t Re-
solved by the Police Jury that no
person or persons within the limits
Of this Parish shall be permitted or
allowed to intrnde upon the lands of
the battures along the river banks
of this Parish by building fences
thereon, erecting buildings or other
wise obstrncting the same, which
may canse injury or Inconvenience
To the riparian owners, and any oh
structiOn 40 bnilt shall he removed
by order Of the syndic Of the ward
at the expense Of the party at whose
instance the same may have been
built. And BE it further Resolved,
that any inhabitant huiltling on the
natures Of this Parish shall leave a
free passage way Of at least thirty
feet between the levee and fence or
other obstructioDs, and also q like
passsge way If thirty feet between
the river shore and Glid fence or OBJ
struction, and alsO q free and unob-
strncted passnge way Vt twenty feet
to the river shall he allowed between
each habitatiOn. This resolution not
to apply to those At present located
N that portion Of the Parish lying
between the lower line Of Norbert
Louque's place and the lower limit
IT the Parish. And Be Il further
Resolved, that whenever 1t shall be-
come Decessary 70 erect two fences
along the public highway, said fem
ces shall Nit he built at . less dis
tance apart, than sixty feet, and any
fence already built at Z less distance
than ~ above provided, the me
shall 6e removed k.hOler Of the
syndiC of the ward, within six
n'suthA - 70 coaform to the above
provisions.
The aboye resolutions, On motion
of Jos. Metcalf, were unanimously
adopted.
On motion, A. Barre Of the Com
miette on claims, by consent, had
leave - withdraw al bills approved
f0r yustices of ths, Peace and Cons:a-
'blea. with pefDiad(oo 70 refer them
to Parish AftDrney. yiyAL
Communication ffom the Directors
II the Deaf and 'Dunb Iastitate Of
this State WA read. III
By Nr. Octave Hymel: Resolved
that cattle allowed to rove On tn
hanks n ths river - tsrl reghletious
At the Jury, shall rot 'be allowed Ia
pOve thereon at night time. The re-
e0lotion heing moved and seconded,
Meaens Miles and WluiSsos spoko IN
s9yasitjon - its sdeptjee, heliSsinR
It it wa carried into elect, 4 would
canAe great Inconvenience "a many
Of ths lpnos class n pesPls nut has-
ing the convenience Of m-ans OF
complying with it, provisious. I Mr..
Metcalf called fssr the yeas and uaya.
and the reaolntiOn was not agreed 10
~ the following vote: yens, Hymel,,
M6iicq, LaAaeigne and Bar6; ~ave
William, Metcalf, Niles and Cayolie.
On motiNn If Charles Laaseigne,