Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-12-29

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bills belonging TO the succession
, VIM. Ii. Hagins, the Committee wi
be unable to make a report betol
the next meeting.
1 Ii 10 more bills are presented pr
Or to the LIST Of January next an
the whole Of the bills belonging
the succession of VIM. II. Hagin
should be reported correct, the tt
tai amount of debt of the Paris
prior to January 1877 will be So
500 rs of which amount about on
halt have been paid this year b
the financial policy adopted at th
first meeting of the Police jury
leaving an Indebtedness of abol,
$3.50 to be extinguished next yeal
Should the financial policy adopte,
at the LIST. meeting Of the Polio,
Jury be continued, nc are satisfied
that every cent of debt of the Par
ISL OF st. James legally due will b,
extinguished prior to the 31st. O
DeOhber 1873 without resortins
to a sliding scale but by paying
said Indebtedness dollar for dollar
Respectfully,
j. A. DRCILHET,
+. WAGUESPACK
On motion duly seconded the fol.
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the following Ii.
censes on trades and professions
are hereby imposed tM the wear
1873.
lst.-Each wholesale merchant,
dealer and trader in Dry Gaods,
Groceries and Liquors of all les
800 0}.
2nd.-Each cotfee-hoiisc, 'arsrtn1n,
grog-shop, bcer-saloon or ca,a-
ret so 90.
3rd.-Each grocery or dry70pds
Store when no liquors are sold
ansei u 5s.liuii- 40 &C.
4th.-Each grocery or dry gouls
store where no liquors are >old;n
quantities less than n gallon, ii
addition to the license of$15.... IS OF.
5th.-Each Notary Pablo in this
20 90.
6th.-Each apothecary or druggist 80 W.
7th.-Each peddler on foot (noi
selling NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 co.
8th.-Each peddler with a horse,
not selling liquor-------------- Is 90.
9th.-Each peddler with "a cart or
wagon, with one or two horses.
CT more, not selling liluor-----. 20 60.
1O.-Each peddler with horse and
wagon or cart, selling liquors, in
addition to the above license IS 90.
11th.-Each water craft. when gro
c%eries, dry goods and liquors are
sold ...........-........- Ion co.
12th.-Earh menagerie, circus, pub
lie show Of any kind and keeper
of public balls and dances for
the 100 OF.
13th.-All keepers of fairs or con
certs shall pay Il license for each
fair or concert given III the par
ISL ID w
Resolved, that the Tax Collector
shall proceed to Il rigid enforcement
of the licenses above provided from
the 1st. of February 1873, and shall
report Oh the LIST. of March 1878
all persons owing licenses, to the
parish attorney, to be. proceeded
against according to law.
The Parish Treasurer submitted
his report on the state Of finances
Of the Parish, said report having
beenpreviously examined and found
correct was on motion duly second.
ed, approved, adopted and showed
as follows:
TOTAL AMOUNT OF BALANCES ON
HAND:
/. Repair fund. $165 80
&heriff7s Prisoners fund. A 90
SheritfS criminal -. 267 20
Clerk of Courts criminal
..................... IS OF
Coroner and Coroner's Ju-
ror's fund. 800
Dist. and Parish Attys.
convictions fund. Os
Justices of the Peace's fund 1856 %
Constables' fund.-. III IA
Jurors and Witnesses fund BIT 81
Jail Keepers g" 4S 46
Police Jurors salary fund. 11G 81
Parish T~reasurer's salary
fu1lu 04
Contingent fund. ....... 795 80
Sinking ......... 842 80
Total. .......$ 3Ol7 Is
Very respectfully,
HENRY FEITEL,
Treasurer.
The report of the Grand Jury of
this Parish was read, and on motion
of F. Waguespack, it was resolved,
that said report be laid on the table
until the next meeting Of this body.
Mi. j. B. Ferchaud in the chair.
Mr.. A. L. Bourgeois moved that
the foregoing resolution be amend
ed so as to read: "tIrat said report
be laid on the table indefinitely
Nhereusnn. Il vote, Oh the above
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