The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-06-30

Mortgages and Conveyances we find that G.
Nine and Fred Rogge as security for Jos; Con
CARDS the bonds of the Collector, Constable and
Secretary, not being made in compliance with
town ordinance payable to the Mayor and Com
mon Council of the town of Donaldsonville, no
| further action was taken on said bonds.
Respectfully submitted,
On motion, duly seconded. the above report
was received and accepted.
On motion of Gustave Israel, duly seconded,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolred. That the Mayor be added to and be
| made er-oticiO chairman of the committee to
examine the bonds of the officers who have not
as yet furnished the same and complied with
| the law.
On motion, duly seconded. the bond of Jos.
Gondran, Jr., be accepted. Carried.
Mr.. e.. A. Gondran, of +he committee ap-
pointed at the meeting of the Council, held on
June Ii, 1883, to examine the books and all
other papers, documents, ETC., pertaining to the
office Of Town Tax Collector, stated that the
committee were progressing satisfactorily, but
| in order to make final and intelligent report
it was absolutely necessary that the Collector
years 1881 and 1882, which are not ret completed
as they are informed by the Collector himself.
| On motion, seconded and adopted. the COM
mittee above referred to was granted further
| time.
The two following reports were made by the
| Committee on Finance, which were duly re-
ceived:
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council, town
| of DOnaldsonville:
Gentlemen-We have this day carefully ex-
amined and verified all vouchers on which all
monies have been paid out since December 4,
| 1852, to June e, 1883, from voucher 872 to $751;
| both inclusive, and we have also examined and
added up sums received from all sources by the
| treasurer during that space of time, from which
IT appears that balance of ffty-three cents is
| just and correct, and that said amount which
was exhibited in cash by the Treasurer. CORES
pended Herewith. In testimony whereof we
have by virtue of duty imposed on us as the
Finance Committee and recommended by the
Common Council hereunto set our hand and
| seal at the town of Donaldsonville, La, this
| twenty third day of june 1885,
EMANUEL BERCIER.
+ JOHN SOLOZANO.
To the Hon. Mayor and Common Council, town
of Donaldscnville:
Consolidated Bond account and find that the
| sum Of sixteen hundred and sixty-six dollars
has been paid to the Treasurer, and that four
cents, have been paid out by him as per youch-
| ers exhibited to us, leaving q balance of two
! hundred and tfty-fve dollars, ninety-two cents.
| In the treasury. The Treasurer has exhibited
| to us SAID balance In testimony whereof we
hereunto set our hand and seal at the town Of
Donaidsonvlle' La, this 2srd Of June. 1888.
JUN JUN Sol s6L6 eznS6s''
Finance Committee.
| The following bills were approved:
C. Kline. ....... SA Is C. Kline s95 O5
". h1ihe.. ......................... 70
On motion of G. Israel, duly seconded, the
| following resolution was adopted:
| RESOLVED, That the bills of the persons here
| inafter named who, served as Commissioners
and Deputy Sheriffs at the election held on the
| 9Th day Of May. 1883, be approved for the
| amounts affixed opposite their respective names:
First Commissioners of Election. J. B.
Hodrigue &. ". Hardin. each So; Deputy Sher-
/ if. Armstead Iverson. s..
Second Commissioners of Election Ar
istide Martin, So; Deputy Sheriff, Alcide Lon
! don, So.
Third ward--Commissioners of Election, Jos.
Bradford, J. w. Inness, each So; Deputy Sheriff,
| Alphonse Quezerque, So.
The following petitions were presented to the
| Council. which were received and submitted to
a committee of three for the purpose of looking
into the matter aud deciding as to the advisa-
bility of granting the privilege therein re-
quested:
| DoNALDsoNvILLE, June %, 1883.
To the Hon. Mayor and Members of the Com
| mon Council of the town OF Donaldsonville:
| Gentlemen-Having made arrangements with
| the Victoria Continental Meat Company to sup
| ply this community with fresh meat provided
will erect refrigerator for keeping said meat
I therefore pray your honorable body to grant
me the exclusive right of placing re-
frigerator i'll the Markell House. for the term of
| twelve years. at expiration OF which time the
said refrigerator to be turned over by your petit
| quish all claims on said refrigerator at the ex-
| piration of said time. Hoping that your hon.
body will give this due consideration,
Very respectfully, LOUIS WILD.
! DoNALDsoNvILLE. La, June q. 1888.
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council of
Donaldsonville:
grant me the exclusive privilege to place and
maintain inside of the Market-House, during
period of i've years. refrigerator OF sufficient
capacity to meet the necessities of the people of
Donaldsonville and vicinity. My purpose is to
| enable this community to obtain beef meat at
all seasons at greatly reduced prices, which
be benefit 81 esnteeal,y to the nGor
for the exclusive privilege. ! ask this privi-
| lege to be made exclusive, because it would
cost considerable sum to provide refrigera-
| tor and the requisite appliances, as well as q
constant supply OF ice, to carry out effectively
| my object. Very respectfully,
=. SyHONBEKG.
The following communication was received
and on motion. duly seconded. was laid On the
table.
| noNALDSoNvILLE, June q, 1885,
| To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council of
| the town of Donaldsonville:
Gentaenses-I tender yau this my application
| to pick up the trash in the town Hoping that
it will be unanimously accepted. Yours. etc.
| GIN JONES.
The following bill vas approved:
Matilda Strong. ter blankets, bedding and
| other objects destroyed per resolution of
Council used by Phil Strong. who dad of small
pox, 50.
Mr., III. sehenbefg presented bill amounting
| to S11 SO for two cofEns. ordered by Constable
beckett. The same was referred to the Finance
| Committee.
On motion of Nj; Leaaann, duly seconded, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resotued, That the Secretary pro tenn. be in
structed to notifT tha officers who have not yet
furnished their honda as required by lay. to do
| SO at next meeting of the Common Council.
On motion, duly seconded and carried, the
Council adjourned subject to the Mayors call.
a true copy: Y. MAURIN, Mayor.
q. A. GosDRAN, Secretary pro ten.