The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-12-30
Roth & Fleetwood. 10 %
Respectfully.
ISignesl J.. kEAEMER.
j. KORAN.
\ SFEI.Y
10! %

On mot:an Of Mr. Cou.ni. seconded. the re-
"lHtion submitted by th,. committee on
| ~tiaia!,. apprae#iatiue si3&3 81 ont of the Gen
rral nti. tn say approved claims T. ON No. |
:" 20. :, Intensive. $40 -, ont of the Bridge,
trnti, Ia pay claim Ne. - and iSl - of tie
hicctjt3a Fund to pay claim. troin No. ! to
No. !av!H>5Fe- WIS taEen Up ana PASSED b.
the t~ollnWin. VOTE.
Yeas: ttsssf<. Gpi@auore. Moran. Kracmer
oerIN, Eouioii aati Haldiy.
Nays: None
on ,aotion Of Mr.. ceuion. seconded by Mr..
SrciF. the claim! OF tF. W. Il. ttaean [old war
rant referred back 10 the Jury by thu com
nilttes on claims, MS referred to The Treasu-
rer who was requested to Investigate the mat
ter, ami authorized to pay the same il he
fin'tS 40 record %: the saine having been al
ready ilGniiated.
Yeas Mcssrs. Grisnmore, Moran, krae-
nlrr, Seeiy. Coulon and Guilry.
NAYS: Noue. Carried.
On motion seconded resolved. that an addi-
t;onal appropriation Of ST % be allowed the
sheriff on his claim for making an arrest in
the parish Of ~Rapiles: anl an additional
s1iin OF - % on his claim for scrvin. sup,auas
iii the parish of II. Charles these aplropqia
tons are in addition TO the amounts for which
said bills were aprrosed by committee on
Claims.
Yeas: Grisamore, Moran, Kraemer. Seely,
Coulon and Guidrv.
Nays: None. Carried.
The bills OF Roth 4 Fleetwood for s. 90 and
o. J. \. fleetwood. eororer for *l0S 90 were
referred tn the commit tee on Claims to be re
ported Ola al the next session.
The bonds OF road and Ievee inspectors
were READ ant accepted.
On m"li9h OF Nj. Coulon seconded the siim
of two ~ dollars was fixed as the amount to
be I'att The different commissioners, clerks
and deputy slitritis Of the last election.
by Mr. touioil. Ctt.lilaiec No. lis amend
lhg section Of of1linanee No. 10.
oh h'"fioil OF Mr. seei. seconded hv Mr..
Aiorah, The i"r"%oiag ordinance was submit
ted /" Il Vete a1u adopted by the following
ballot.
lfas: Messrs. Grlsanlore, Conlon, Moran,
H'rlN ai:'t t.iiidrN.
Nays: Mir. tfaetler.
on ihosioh dt!t stcantsei the bill of MIR. L.
A. FROST i"r 80 ~ 1"f services on election
day was approved aEit authorized to be paid.
inc ~ Is ii aessfs. haties Rodri.ne and
''anflri 'irhS i"r the building ri Il bridge ov-
or bayou Il!ack3a.y or D;trtieii. were read ard
iitli over
ftf f>eef,N, Setonttec, moved that a commit
Tee OF two be appointed TO 60 "a the spot and
examine what KIDD OF bridge Is needed on
n;trdeh bayon, aud that SAID committee he
vested with 1ail power to contract for the
building oi SAID bridge. Carried.
liie char appointed Messrs Ii. \. Couion
and L.. hrae1nei' on said committee.
oii motion OF Mt. &eeiy the prayer OF Mr.
Jnnius BAILEY $ petition was granted
oi' molten OF Mt. ta'lloh, the prayer Of Mr.
,iarah%s i%asut''n VAS granted, provided. that
ne does not aean any occasion obstruct bayou
Lit"nrcAr- or ALLOW bas,asse To remain on the
banks OF the ba.foH;
On motion seconded. 'he Secretary was re-
questett to notify Dir. Rome that his petition
reached the Jury too late to he acted Upon,
the ferry Ill question having already been sold
according To law.
idouf W.. .ufbor;ze,t IN ,4nt Ne t',a nj" ~ IT.
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