Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-11-03

bers of the grand and petit .juries
during their attendance in tn
Court, witnesses in criminal eases
the Sheriff and his deputies, cons
tables in the execution of crilmina
processes. The lessee of the Cou1
House Ferry shall receive from thu
Parish the sum Of One Uundrc,
Dollars, payable at the end of hi
lease tor the above services.
The Police Jury reserves the righ1
to annul and cancel any of said lea
ses for the violation of any of the
above stipulations and conditions
by the lessees thereof.
Ferries to be Located as Follows:
LIST. Upper line ferry, running
from Felix Melalcon's Store in the
9th. ward to the nearest and most
convenient point on the opposite
bank.
End. White Hall ferry, running
from Rybiski in the 4th. ward to the
- GtlINl lllOHI Cl:lA CllltIlU IJUIakl
Oh the opposite bank.
Bird. Colomb ferry, running from
Colomb's Store in the 3rd. ward to
the nearest and most convenient
point on the opposite bank.
4th. Court House Ferry, running
from the Court House to the near
est and most convenient point Oh
the opposite bank.
9th. College Point Ferry, running
from College Point landing to the
nearest and most convenient point
on the opposite bank.
9th. The Welham Ferry, running
from the Welham Homestead Plan
tation's Landing to the nearest and
most convenient point on the oppo-
site bank.
It'll. The New Naclcrie Road Fer
ry, running from the New Eaeher!c
Road La'aang to the nearest and
most convenient point on the oppo-
site bank.
S.b. The Long View Ferry, run
ming from Laiche Bros. plantation
to the nearest and most convenient
point on the opposite bank.
9th. The Golden Grove Ferry,
running from Golden Grove Plan
tation to the nearest and most con.
vcnient point on the opposite bank.
On motion of Mr.. J. b. Ferchaud,
duly seconded, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Whereas, the Supreme Court of
the State of Louisiana. i'll the ease
entitled Chas. Laiitte VS.. Morgaii
Morsans, has decided that for the
year 1877, and since the year 1872,
the Police Jurics OF the several pa
.rishes OF this State, could not dn-
ring any M of said years, levy a
tax for general purposes, exceeding
four mills OH the dollar, exclusive
of the levee, school and other spe-
cial taxes.
Be it resolved: That the Tax Col
lector OF this Parish be, and he is
hereby authorized and required to
settle and collect all delinquent
Taxes due to the Parish for any
year between 1872 and 1877 in ac-
%cordance with principles laid down
in said decision;
That the Parish Attorney shall
furnish the Tax Collector with a
statement of the rate of taxes due
for each of said years.
On motion of NJ. j. \. Druilhet,
duly seconded, it was resolved, that
the Tax Collector be instructed to
furnish a report to the Police Jury
at its next meeting, Of therhames Of
those who have and have not pad,
the licenses required by law.
On motion of j. A. Druilbet,dul
seconded, it was resolved, that the
Parish Treasurer he requested and
required to furnish to the members
of the Police jury the paper and
ink necessary for the discharge of
their duties, and that the amount
required for such purposes, shall
not exceed the sum of Ten Dollars
and to he charged to account of COIL
tlngent fund.
An account of J. Gentil, was pre-
scented for approval, amounting to
Twenty Dollars, for publishing the
list of Jurors, June and December
terms District Court) and objections
being raised,a vote was taken which
resulted as follows:
Yeas: AL. bourgeois, J: A.
DruiIhet, {1B. Ferchaud, Thos.
Mooney auJF Waguespack; o.
Nays: Henry johnson; Not vot-
ing: r. A. Harrison and A. Mire.
On motion of F. Waguespack, du-
ly seconded, the Police Jury adjourn
ed to meet OH the End. Saturday of
November, 1877.
A. L. BOURGEOIS,
EMILE j. LAICHE, President.
Secretary.
P1.OceedinpS