The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-08-16

may" b inserted, - ALEC IL the 10th line o,
II. 9un pa9oi afooe tAo v~ra '7rmnSis.'' IT,
wcrds Drainage Fund.- sxcepsed' be insert
Then on motion u M. Gri..,uore tb. re-.
port Wos eaepeoA - sIsepAed. ". 49, y I
Mr.. Coul"u in the chair.
Mr.. 0riseaseee moved to adjourn till 2
O'Clock p. NJ. Carried.
ISignsA1s. sst, @iys II. N. COULON.
President.
Secretary, pro tom.
EVENING SESSION.
Tbibodaax, La, July -, 1884,
The Jury met At 2 I. NJ. according to nd.
Present Messre. Coulon. president, Mo-
ran, Snely. Folse, Gris,su,ore and Kraeller.
Absent {: None.
The petition o. the Bayou Blue Settlement
was read as tollows, to wit
II" the Police Jury Of the Parish of La.
fOurche.
iThe undsrsigned, citizens and tax.pavcrs
OF tue parish, residing in the Bayou Blue Set
,ciarnt' respectfully represent that they
their said settlement and they are ~eDtirelv do
pendent for their means of egress upOu the
s~n1erancc and gOOd will Of some OF the from;
pr"priet"rs OF Bayou Terrebonhc. That
this iseHsns 10 very precarious inasmuch as Il
may De taken away at any time and when
loast expected inore esl ecially now since
your petitioners have lately ceased to be ci,,.
ze"s ~ the Parish If Tesr,.hOnnc to which
thev hal always been accredited, and it may
naturally ot inferred that the latter larish
''nd is citizens will new have less regard
aud forbs.arance for vuur ,etitioners' welfare
and rights than they have hitherto had. Th,t
the present state Of uncertainty works great
iiJustice AMI iujHry to your petitioners since
thfv are In constant drea,i that the mean.of
p"t'i"% upon the market their agricultural
Ii"""c!s ttheir only i,,aus If support for
themselves and those dearest to Their hearts
will ln taken away from them ut arv vine
said 40 ""'
wherefore. your petitioners pray that yonr |
honorable body will take into serious ta,si |
ust'''',n tue subject matter of this petition, |
anu after mature deliberatiou estaah,h :, |
highway affOrding at all times i, SURE. means
OF egress from their settlement wherever
your honorable body may deem advisable.
And as in duty bound your petitioners will
ever pray, &c. w."
Signed Theodule Marcel. Robert Mur.e
A"0ln BcrgerOn, FRANCOIS bourgeois. (;.l,s
I'm her:1rcn, Sylvere DuprG, Isidorc Dupr6. |
Joseph Mathcrne, Paul Matbernc. Ursin Ma.
!herno. Nine Lirettc, Joachim Porche, Adam
Leerai' Emile MsrOnge. Olvill. ThiboIeaux
M M",e",a na,s!e' metaye hrsu1. Joseph Branx.
SyGIIltU'. i nCUllllJl |
Marcel. Henry ThibOdeaux, AmedGe Roger.
francis Roger, John Robertson, Au"ustin Ka
Phillip. Ae'' DioA
On motion of Mr.. Grisamore, q committee.
Of three to he composed of a ne,nhrr ~ ,ho
Jury anil Of two inhabitants Of The B.v"m
binc settlement was appointed to ASCERTAIN
WHAT can Oe done in the premises aud TO make
ried.
The President ap pointed OH the COMMITTEES.
Orvil ThibOdaux.
The petition Of VIM. Burrrl, j. {. Braud
and JAS. J. Chivers read ~ follows. to.wit
To the Hon. the President and members of
the Police Jury OF the Parish Of Latourchc.
Inc betiti"h ~ william Burrell a resident
OF the Parish Of Lafourche Respectfully ran.
resents wy
That Mary Bowie a resident of the Parish,
OF I-aIonrche, an old woman, over eighty
years Ut age IT, now in a very hcl,,,ess conf;
tlon. mat she is suffering with paralysis
she is in that condition, that caretnI n,.n"r
IS necessary and your petitioner alleges thn1
nc ahO his wife have been attending her nc
!! waA ms duty and pleasure to do IA a snn
since: she has been in this helpless condition
nursing ner day and night but he now al
longer and asks suitable and prornr all frn;yv
this honorable body. ~
Respectfully Submitted,
his
;. WILLIAM x BCRREL,
"'''e I. L. L. " %aiIxSDER, m'rk
&c. BRAUD,
JAS. j. CHlVERS.
MR.. GrlsamOre moved that the said Mrs
Mary Bowie be allowed $500 per month in
provisions, until further orders Of this jury.
The petition of Z. A OSulivan. n;s.-o.
"A st0rney which reads as follows to-wit
i"'Dou"ux' ~AaiOarche, La, July Is, 81.
the President and D:embers of the p..,;o.
Jury, Of Lafourche: AoAce
Gentlemen Yesterday a criminal Of an
atroci"os crime escaped. I would resDectfnl
y s;siGs' 70 your Hon: Body, the Offering Of
The fugitive referred to is Anderson Sarh,s
convicted OF tue murder of Barbary Hunter.
Af J. 4. S S~'s1LL1vAx,
was taken mp and the following resolut;on
was offered by S. r.. Grisamore.
Resolved that the sheriff of this parish. No
mo 10 hereby authorized to offer q reward ~
SaOo.Oo) two Hundred dollars for the annra
tension and delivery in the Jail of this nar;sI
Anderson Sephus, convicted Of mnrder %"
ne - INST: ana who escaped from the officers
ion. -" 'onVic-
Yeas: Coulon, president, Seelv. C,;s
'Olse, kraeme and Moran. |
The following communication from G.. T
.arrow, commission for Louisiana. Of tha
Worlds Cotton Exposition, was then re,d n a
blows, to- wit ."
Office State Commissioner.
Sorids !. and =. Centennial Exposition
FORT ALLEN, La, June 7th, 1854.
Dear Sir:-Please impress upon your ~ro,;oo
ury. tho Importance Of appointing a commit
IOner to the Worlds Exposition I: If von are
OF to ! ave meeting sooD !; you are reanest
L, 70 make the appointment and send in the
Anne to the Executive