The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-02-27
No.

Relative to claims against the Parish. their
approved order OF enumeration. their pay
mcnt etc:
Be it enacted by the Police Jury IN regular
session assembled,
Section THAT on the approval of any
claim against the Parish of the Police jury
1t shall be the duty uf the Committee on
Vlanns to nuinher each claim so approved BY
series of fiscal year commencing bv Mo-
etc. and Immediately after each session of the
jury II shall be the duty OF the clerk thereof
TO have all of said claims audited by the
Treasurer. who shall follow the same nun
ber OF enumeration placed thereon by the
Committee on Claims, until the last claim Of
the current fiscal year shall nave been audi
ted and numbered.
See BE it further enacted etc.-Tllat all
audited claims except charity claims shall
be pald IN the order OF their enumeration
and, that whenever there are any funds in
the Ire a>rry due notice of said fact shall he
made by the Treasurer in the otfi cial iournal
OF the Parish notifying holders of claims No
u No.--aS, thecase may lie to present same for
payment within the next 30 days following
its first insertion.
See. BE it further enacted etc.-That
whenever any audited claim shall have been
published for 10 days rs above provided and
the same be not presented for pavmert, said
claim shall lose its rank and shall be placed
by the Treasurer at the foot OF the list of
IStl NlilI1S
Sec. 4-Be it etc. That all funds now in the
Treasury be placed to the credit of the Gener
al Fund, except, however, the Fund known
as the Drainage which is hereby declared ina
lienable and can be used for no other pur
pose than drainage.
Sec. j. Be it further enacted etc.-Tbat
all charity claims be and they are hereby de
clared privileged claims and the President is
authorized to pay all such claims from apy
funds in the Treasury not otherwise %appropri
ated, and without regard to their enumera
ton,
Sec. 6-Be it further enacted etc.-That the
Sheriff of the Parish Of Lafourche be and il
hereby authorized to retain in his hands from
collections OF taxes made BY him, the amounts
due him as jailOr for boarding prisoners and
that whenever he is ready to make his mar
terly settlements with the Parish Treasurer
he shall submit his detailed accounts as TAILOR
aforesaid duly approved by he District Attor
ney to the President of the Police jury who
shall then warrant on the Treasurer for the
amount of the same, 50 as to enable him to
effect n settlement.
Sec. BE it further enacted etc.-That all
ordinances or parts of ordinances i'm %con1ict
herewith, be and the same are hereby repeal
ed.
Sec. S-Be it further enacted etc.-Tbat
this ordinance do take effect from and after
March lst. next 1886.
The above ordinance was passed by the fol
lowing vJte.
Yeas; toulon, Grisamore, Seelv, Moran.
Mathews. Folse and Cheramie.
Nays: None.
On motion of Mr., Couion seconded by Mr..
the following resolution relative to
regular monthly meetings OF Jury was unani
lnously adopted.
Resolved, by the Police Jury IN regular ses
sion assembled.
LIST. That there shall be a regular session
of this Jury held on the last Monday Of each
month.
Ind. That on the day fixed for each reg
ular session of the Jury it shall be tho duty
of the President to warrant on the Treasurer
to the amount of the claims presented unde-
the notice of the Parish Treasurer as provided
tor by Sec. ?, OF ordinance No. 1862.
The Resolution offered by the Committee
on Finance IN their report OF yesterday reta
tive 10 the transfer of Bridge funds to the
General Fund WAS unanimously adopted.
The other resolution offered bv the said
coLamitteo in their said report relative to the
distribution of funds was indefinitely post
poned.
Pursuant to instructions. the Committee on
Road and Levees reported verbally that thew
recommended an appropriation of 5000 DOR
year for each road or a. much thereof ~ nee
essary to be expended under the supervision
OF Road Inspectors aud payable quarterly
for the maintenance OF the Chackbey, Bruslee