The Opelousas courier., 1882-05-20

such work to be approved by the Po-
lice Jury when the budget for 1883
shall have been adopted
AtehafaIaya-H B. Hartman, Nj. j.
Richard, T. A. BoykiDs.
Dry Bayou-E. w. Sylvester, J. W.
Nelson and John Fitch.
Courtableau -Rameul Melancen, P.
C. Rubord, and - Reynolds.
Waxia--McDaniels, J. NJ Mar
tin and S. w. w. Taylor.
Big Camel S. Havard, P. j. Grif-
fifth and F. w Cason.
Bayou Beuf-H Humble, Thos
Quirk and Ed. Prescott.
On bridges between Opelousas and
Barry's Landing-J. E. Leblanc, Reve
G. Patiu, ArviIle Rider, Ed. Dejean
and Chas. Guidat.
On bridge ever Toulouse canal and
small bridge in neishhorhoad C. An
tonic. A. r. Proctor, R. S. wilkins. l..
Wolff and G.. Ballio This work not
to exceed $4,000 two hundred dollars
On bridge at mouth Of Bayou Carron
-Chas. Antonio, r S. Wilkins and G.
Baillio. an additional l$100) one hun
dred dollars
On draw bridge ever Bayeu Courta-
beau at Westinghouse. PIensky
Mayor and the members of the town
council.
Mr.. Aug. Perrodin was authorized to
purchase the flooring necessary to 20
pair the Poiret and Garrigues bridges,
and superintend the work
The ordinance relative to the sale of
unbranded stock was amended SO as to
read as follows: y
| That all unbranded colts. calves and
mules, wild and running at large ever
t1Uo gears shall be sold at public auc-
| tion for cesh. to the highest bidder,
provided that no sale shall be made ut
less than sac dollars per head.
On motion it was resolved that the
| constabIes within the territory in
which the hog law, passed January
1881, is in force, shall hereafter take
up such hogs only aohen said hogs are
doing actual damage to the crops
The committee appointed to estimate
the cost of repairing the Coulon Bridge
reported that the same would cost
81, 200 90.
Messrs. Theogene Richard, j. E.
Leblanc. Arsile Carriere, M. Castillo
and D. p. saizan were appointed a
committee to examine and select the
best site to locate and build bridge
ever Bayou Teche between the Coulon
and Lamorandier bridges, aud also to
ascertain the cost OF building said
bridge, in using the material of the two
others.
The following road ogerseers were
| appointed:
Arteman Lafieur frsm Mrs. F. P.
Pitre to school house;
j. M. Roberts. Jr., from Begg's lower
line to catholic church
E s. Sayant from McPhatter's place
to CAROLS bridge;
John Bonds, from John Bonds to
Angustin B. Fontenet
Joseph Fruge from Hoffman's bridge
| to j Miers;
Omer Durio, from Cezaire Cyprien
| to Omer Durio, via Chomanx's ferry.
Resolutions were unanimously passed
| requesting our Senators and Represent.
| atives in the Legislature to use theiI
votes aud influence in securing the pas.
| sage of law requiring the closing oi
stores aud other places of public bust
ness on Sundays, throughout the State
The following commissioners for the
sale of unbranded stock were appointed
| lst Ward = Alcide Richard. Ernest
Roy and Geo Wartelle.
2d Ward-C6s. Miller, Henr. Guidry
3a Ward--Alexis Moreau.
9TH Ward--H. B Hartman. j. NJ Mar.
tin, T. B. Cason, j Godeau, j. Lejeune.
5tia Ward j. Young, Alt. Stagg
Louis Fontenot, Ernest Marion, Jos. T.
Fontenot and o. s. Hiuckley.
9th Ward-Jas Russell, David Elliet
A. Nj Goodwin, II. Courtney, VIM Ran
dali, Eli Clark. Emns Campbell, Steph
DeViile, F. w. Wharton, Neuv. Dogus
z. l.. Fontenot, WIN Godffies, Charles
Dossman, G w Spears, Thos Morris.
9TH Ward-Jes FL Fontenot, Valmoni
Vidrine, 2 S Fontepot, Onile Laf1eur
Guile E Fontenot, Hiiaire Boutt6.
9Th Ward-F Ledoux. Ant. Guidry
Jules Fisher, Philogene Richard, Benz
johnson, Rous. Gnidry, JOS Langly, Sir
Datil Sonnier and Mod Bourque.
9th Ward--R B Sloane, H B Sloane
Chas Meianeon, ALT Perry, Euphrosin.
H6bert and Christophe Can't
Adjourned until next day.
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