The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-09-18


following cases, to-wit:
State VS. Frank Collins, o oo
Salem, %o
Tom Clayton, . -:
1 Webb Mons. z 80
4 Emile Mouton, 10 SO
John Bell ct al, I4 =;
III smith. Is so
/. VIM Williams, y =:
Emanuel Spain, 4O
CO jackson, ID ::
Horace Bowers, " 5O
George Anderson, ID -.
Attendance on Court. 30 =.
Coming convict to penitentiary, 69 4O
Attendance ON Court, 155 =.
State VS. Eli Beirose, "a 30
1 Tom Delany, 20 -.
-. Henry Ohaney, 10 ~
Sam Jones. 20 -.
Lake Charles Echo, printing, 10 =.
20 so
So -.
Is rs
ance on prisoners, 70 so
III @ Alphin, Justice peace fees. 23 30
TB Ferren, Justice of the peace
fees in the following cases, viz:
State VS. Buddy Miles, IL rs
=. Salem, 16 so
E Belrose, - -.
-. John Hawkins, s So
=. ,John Ecklinrt, IL so
Emile Mounn. 90 2l5
A W Hyatt, stationery for clerks
office, 1853 is
w r Bowen, constable's fees, 6 20
Petition of Henry Welsh, Stephen
Ani:rus and others, asking for u public
iiroad from Welshs station, ON the La.
Western Railroad, to Phillips Bluff, on
the fCaleasieu river, WAS taken mp and
duly considered, and, ON motion, said
road was granted, and therenpon Eych
Clement. Alex. FonteDOt, j. IL. Lang
ley, Paulin Fontenot, Henry Welsh, f.
A. Arcenanx and A. e. Richard were
appointed as commissioners to lay out
said road
On motion. the tax collector was an
thorized to give Paul Puio credit on the
tax rolls of 1878, for the sum of S37 20
on his parish taxes, being the amount
for which he is enormously assessed for
that year, as appears by a certificate "A
the Assessor of this parish.
On motion, duly seconded, the fol
lowing ordinance was adopted, viz:
AN ORDINANCE
To determine, by an election to be held for
that purpose, whether the sale, barter or ex-
change of Intoxicating liquors, lin the several
wards of the parish of Calcasieu, except in
certain cases by. duly ilieensed druggists and
apothecaries, shall be prohibited on and after
he first "A ~ A n 10,
vide for such an election, and for ascertaining
and declaring the result thereof; to prohibit
the sale, barter or exchange of intoxicating
liquors In each ward of said parish, on and
after the FIRST day, of january, A. d., 1881, ex-
leepti In certain cases BY duly licensed drug
gists and apothecaries, In which, at such cleo
tiOsl, a majority of the votes polled on the
question of such prohibition shall be polled
Tor such prohibitions: and to provide penalties
for yiolations of this ordinance.
SECTION !. Be it ordained by the Police
Jury of the Parish of Calcasieu, That the sale,
barter or exchange, of Intoxicating liquors, in
the several wards of the parish of ,Caicasieu,
on and after the first day of january, a. D.,
1881, except By duly licensed druggists and
apotheearies as hereinafter provided for, shall
be and Is hereby prohibited In each and every
ward of said parish, in which majority of
the legally qualified voters, residing and vo-
ting therein, at the election hereinafter pro-
vided for, shall vote for such prohibition.
DEC. 2. be It further ordained, etc, That
In order to ascertain and determine the sense
ofthe legally qualified voters residing in the
several wards Of said parish, on the question
Of snch prohibition, an election is hereby or
dered for that purpose, tolbe held In each of
the several wards OF said parish, on the day
Of the next regular presidential election, to-
wit on Tuesday, the second day of Novem-
Der, a. d., 1880, at each polling place in each
OF said wards at which an election shall be
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